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dacy rests upon any basil more distinctly "ogca
that OF Senator Hill or Senator Palmer or Governor
Boes That the party logically bound to nomin
in 1892 gentleman who defeated by the people in
lass Ia proposition which cannot be assented to In
ths absence OF evidence unc we arc to las 1t down
| as nrst principle of political mana sement that n
beaten candidate ought to be given cha to
win That this rule has never been regarded sound
| by the Democracy 10 q matter OF record
| Eyo,, me LsSl,,,,t S,m
70 thu ~ succe.a. in fost.
ing upon the National the defeated canl.
date Of four year, nyo IL will be tbre. tim.,-.for
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S"pp"' W Deiioe'a'' ''h""ato ior tue PRESIDENCY.
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a"u 'A".h1"S W '"' "os "uinps anu Aepuo"canS'
sner nA'uraI enemies, pemoeFats' ana especially
'o''heh pehioeiA's' arc ho' )usined IN throwing
sone al e'ner
]rom"e H'T'h'hn Dn"y -'>''
MT. harrison has given the country decent Admin
istra'oh. Inc ehie' Executive with his vast powers
OF appointment and the Senate. with ITS powers of
cohsrmah"n ana the supreme Cour. are in the hancs
81 6e hepao'cAh party and II Tile ptin"cratic par
expects 10 achsrea victory In the coming contest
must orsahze II must reconcile all minor differences
In i's ranks 1t must then choose leader OF known
toty ana one that is In sympathy with the mass-s:
one VINO mas never known ueteat ono who docs not tie
penn W on ouTing votes from thu Republicans by ho-
lug on. tue nope OF reward under the namby'pam'y
Pio'e~' u eN'' service REFORM
la" We su'u saae' We hhes"a'ihR'y aha"er
~ " 1--we ''u u. mn 'ohes w W Tue iun mehe
uieo 'hSse requirements ihaeea nc mas aready dehN'
by driving III. Republican PARTY from power In every
branch of that state T. and has the Demo.
cratic party firmly intr.nched in power there for tho
next quarter o; u century That Governor Hin can
carry New York In the coming Presidential election
there is scarcely a doubt.
From the Chicago Herald.
Tho procession of Republican s. ates tina. wan. Mr.
Cleve!a renominated for President. continues to
come up toward Chicago Its bands play reminiscent
dirgcs Tho is not In spring for Democrats how
ever it may be for Republicans
From he Chin,q, Time.
PORTLAND Or April a-Georpc IT. Moffet of the Ere.
telegram the leading Democratic journal Of the State
says: II would regard Cl.veland's nonin alton rs
equivalent to surrender In advance of the fight"
Prom the Des Hoinoa L<ad,r
IT'S extremely doubtful II Cleveland could DO elected.
Prom. the Fort Valley L<laier.
Some Of our contemporaries have Houston down
The delegation the State Convention to sc.
ee to the National Convention stands six for
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r.,vo,. ,o,h,. w., ~. "o ,e,,
Ia David b. Hill he has only To
,s.,, - " 1890 N " way ~ s'"A>'o '''
hepuoheaa organs
From .he Posf- Erpr,a
MN 4. III. r,,, ~. p.,,h,I..,. o.. tn,
IN. % .nc na" ,ne nepuo''canS iear h'os'' "h'lo
Cleveland Is the one they lear least and most
ious that tho Democrats shall nominate
f'o" me o"dhd h"iEHerha
OF the two. Cleveland aud Hill. Hill is undoubtedly
d.. .,,or,., ,,,,.,,. r
VIC s'iohke'. eLEELANo DkH"tfE.
CRApRoS April 70.
reader OF THE suS Hrst because have confidence that
when see anything in THE suN know ITS So"
Next because note that it never withhoIds honor
credi: frcn those who merit it. And on Tits point