The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-30

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" tho Sruth. hut " would evoke for shsm
more rsspac' among the vosers ~ al parties
~ all tho North from Maine ~ Csliforais.
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man to Inc Presidency ~ the nssion would
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RES 81 the war than all The songs ever sung
or all the reunions ever held ~ the veterans
~ The Blue and the Gray
kven II such a nominee could not be
elected for the next Presidential term. or
M term after it. the disciplined masses
30 the southern Democrats would feel q
finer pride in following to defeat such an
able. conservative statesman a. Culherson
of Texas than they have felt in being com
mingled with the terrible electoral rout Of
Mr.. Bryan of Nebraska and the collapse Of
he Parker campaign.
So far the South. although casting q
minority Of the Democratic vote. has fur
nished the main bresstworks for defeated
candidates and contributed the hulk OF the
electoral votes 20 win the only two Presi-
dental victories their party has gained in
more than half II century. or sincs 1850.
II may i've assumed that II the candidate
nominated next year TO lead the Demo-
cratic party shall be- q Northern man again,
the Solid South will resolutely. even 10 not
hopefully. support him. and il rewarded by
victory the South will outreioice its brethren
of the North; if beaten again. IL will silently
straggle back to the same old trail.
But IL these new generations Of Southern
Democrats be allowed TO support one OF
their native statesmen in The Presidential
contest they will wake the nation with their
enthusiasm. Should TIA result be a Demo-
cratic victory. | believe thai conservatism
would mark the administration OF the South-
srn President. But il Southern Democratic
should nave to share with their Northern
brethren a defeat under such leadership.
tho South ould not retreat in sullen
hopelessness from tho field Of conflict; IL
would retire with undaunted spirit and pre-
pare for a more determined contest in the
next campaign.
In conclusion. II tho Northern Democracy
would turn in and help to nominal q South
ern mar next year and work AZ hard and
CALAMITY for him a. the Southern Democ-
racy has worked to elect Northern candi-
dates during the last forty years, the Presi-
dental campaign Of 1919 would surely Iva
one ~ the liveliest that have been fought
out since tho civil war.
ANDREWS WuHrSsoS.
New 0RLEANs. September ~.