THE ROCK, lARIx.9 JULY 8, 1886.
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 worth IS so rare gem in the rubbish of po- {litlcal elements, that it's appearance challen- ges our admiration, and may nalliate and excsise earnestness of comnaendatiar. Hst to say that Hugil l.. White is not n great and good man, in the face of all this evidence any man. after having made all the dedue. tions that will claim, would argne cencen. tien of human excellence and greatness mt to be attained by human means.

 Such is the man who has been presented to the people of the United States for the first dfiee within their gift. Ifhe has ability, if he has honesty if he has experience, let him receive that support which they deserve. Able, and 1t may be, honest and experienced competitors there are upon the field-bnt are they more so than Hugh l.. Whtel We would detract nothing from the well-earned lame of others. It is doctrine of the White school, that fairness and high-minded hon esty makes no enemies who need be feared that defamation and detracton make no friends worth the gaining. The peculiar as- pect of our country, at this time, seems to need the peculiar qualifications of such u man as White, He is not fitted for the tear ing down and building up at random. Rev olutlon IS not the element in which he moves. His doctrines and his policy, as we'll as his dlspesltlon, are eminently pacific. And such IS decidedly the present policy of our public affairs. Most ofthe angry and bois- terous questions, which have rent and torn our national harmony, ard now settled. France IS too wise to provoke her cid ally te a contest-and there will be no war. The tariff is laid at rest. Notification has sunk to rise no more-and the brave but deluded men, who called 1t life, have witnessed it's death without tear, and, with d magma nimity worthy of thier sires, are holding festival ofpeace over its grave with those who consigned tthere. And now when our coun- try IS recovering from her throes, and gath- erlng up her scattered energies, the voice of her millions of freemen is calling for sound head, a pure Heart, and a firm hand, to guide her onward in her mighty destiny. Who shall be the man!