The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, June 13, 1884, Image 7
A Word To the Tildenites,
The Independent Republicans
are a power ii) New York. Their
adhesion to the Democratic candi
date for President will ensure to
the Democracy the 36 electoral
votes, of the Empire State. In
Massachusetts the Independent
LteIublicans are strong enough to
.give the Democracy a chance of
success in that State. Everywhere
in the Eastern and Middle States
there are Republicans who will
treat the nomination of' Blaine as
"an insult to the conscience of the
country," and who will not vote
for the Chicago candidate.' .
The Independent Republicans
are solid in thetr opposition to
Blaine; but they are equally solid
in their dislike of Mr. Tilden. Un
der no circumstances will many of
theni vote for Blaine; but, at the
best, only a few will vote for Til
den, if he be the candidate of the
Democracy. ''he nomination of
Tilden will chill and repel the In
dependent Republican vote, while
such a candidate as Clevelod or
Bayard will be voted for by Re
publica-ns in all parts of the Union.
'Tle Natonal Democratie party
can elect its candidate to a cer
tainty, if that candidate be not Mr.
"Tild en.
We ask the fuglemIen of Mr.
Tilden, who want victory at any
price, whether it will pay them to
risk defeat for his sake? Is the
National Democratic party in so
sore a strait that it lhas no choice
but to sacrifice the respect of thme i
country, and miss a golden oppor
tunity, for the benefit of a candi-I
date who declined to be vildicate(l
and re-nominated four years ago?
Is the IDmocratic party so wNedded
to the dead past that it must go
back eight years to Mr. Tilden, in
place of seizing this pr esent time
by the forelock by nominlating
Cleveland or Payard ? Ponder
these questions, Dlemnocrats ! Th e
people want candiditos who repre
sent. to-(lay and are prepared for'
to-morrow, not a candidate whose
claims to notice are based on thie
melancholy ''might have been."
Charleston News and Courier.
-'If you would freeze,' said he,
snuggling up a little closer, 'you
would make delicious ice cream. '
'If you were to fr'eeze,' r'espond-l
ed Amelia, with severity, after1
catching a whiff ot his b)reath,I
'you would make a rum punch.'
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