The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-29

al least from what has already occurred that Greeey
n Co. will call convention Of abolition leaders to
nominate the Hon Je rson Davis President or the
United States, since he failed In connection
with the de facto confederacy What nextP Are
lesser stars In the grea. tabeaux than Gers smith,
john Minor Bots, Augustus Scneh ana Judge Under
Joseph segar and Judge Iyosf Whas may we
not expect after such wondrous cnange mas come over
some OF our Leading RADICALS ana ooulnesn Union mem
me graves OF our dead parrots numbered ~ thousands
cry out Ia horror a. the oamnng act Oh injustice 70 tner
honor and glory, while millions Of clizens AND thou
sands OF comrades cry out IN tones but com
ELEMENTARY 70 this last disgustinR sgacetu sc OF the
powers that be- II 70 hardly reasonable 70 place faith
IN any man now 10 reiAion 70 sne punishment OF seuer-
son Davn
From the same
HORACE oRsELr.
This quiet town was startled tho oeher morning with
something more than casual ocourrsnce. IL was
shock with the dsgracefu news that Davis was Free
But stu more disgusting did sne news scem when
was known 'nas tue acknowledged oadof OF repaOii.
with Gerrit smith, John Minor Bolts and Others had
traitor Davis from custody and enable him 70 roam at
large, damn,ng evidence Of the Injustice shown BY
our government towards the Thousands OF. brave
patriots who fell 10 the detence OF our country what
are we 70 thlnk OF Horace droeiey fof TINS lass act O
friendship towards man who would have glcried IN
seeing New York In hames and our glorious Union sev.
cred IN fragments and Illuminated In the estimation OF
every nation on the face OF the earshf We doubt II
words can convey OF .ne inognaon .nas every
OF the governments officials and the puny aspsrant Tor
anti Union glory Every soldier ana every true Aneri
his companions BY word. act and deed ihe Tribune
should DC f0rodden admission ~ every nOusehoid as
Union citizen.
from the Toledo BIade-RepJ
Referring 10 the denial Of Mr. Greeley that he had
ridden in the coach with Jen Davis 70 the New York
Hotel the Btdds says-"why should Mr. Greeley DO SO
sensi!ye HIS name stands IN close proximity TO Davis
on bail bond and the ex.rres dent was Congratulated
Indeed 50 anxious TO couple his name with that
Of The IN some way that he took tue trouble
TO go all the way to Richmond TO elbow out OF the way
We do no. understand why, after all this he should
make haste to deny that ne was - one Of me carriages
Greeley S has always s Be-
OF his kind AS he Is Just now engaged 10 vtuperatng
republicans. ana IS performing ounces Ior per)ured
other, Il Is not difficult 70 understand which kind he
desires to be understood as loving we prefer the other
From the Detroit Free Press--Dem
Can Mr. Greeley expect 70 aay the evii spirits winch
ne has all ms II laoorea 70 ralse Does nc NOT areadv
tenr in the legendf Like Gerrt Smith, Garrison and
rev other soIvvng oigiSa u,ee,sy DeIonas
sann VIZ" W. raa;ca,s Wnnver ;nida~ ansv wrs
geaorsuon u Isuio" =. : ny s.
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Wons s, Tsu'u n,h n a,iv t psy.a. ho
African Tneir love lot tne cIacks was no' nspied oy
,uss Ut o,oo anu ~ corss;crs ~ I'm
% ~ ~ Nv | ~ nras ros..raad ra1rnnhsi
,hs con,rasv The nsnitentsrv sna wSinnng
n; .Sa src Iii t:r and ffea,hsrs and often asaln
tseif the onv returns they could expec Are the
LOYAL Leacuers OF New York or PhIadelphia men Of
that stamnS ~ the radical Darv composed or men of
tnat stamnp ? How long would the Buffers Fornevs
Keeys &c take an interest n the negro II such were
y ~ '1'' ny -. 49,. 49,. D.. -,
p.on. oil, IS arn =, soms ~ rsslsvp nu.r,torar
1oo W" i umts,r ~ ~ ~ rasno I s,s re h;
nr back into the United States Mason, side Bresk n
-
Europe and the Canadas whom We uaye once happily
got rid Of really that will be carrying t.e thing je
Semn vithopt anger viii viroronslv cSrse tho Tbnne
and i,s editor We beg q Horace to be content
Win having, helped 70 free JED Davis and
the traitors travelling abroad There ara sti people
who believe that treason u crime ana snoud be made
odous II Greeley does NOT; and he d likely to stir upA
ina II he attempts 70 are che return Of al the exed
scoundres OF the rebellion SIX years ago the 2lst OF
May Jefferson Davis promulgated an act compelling
Southern debtors 10 cou,rtbutc the amount OF their
Northern obligations 70 the rebel treasury To-day
he robbed and who arc taking money from their pockets
70 feed tho famished victims of his accursed ambition
From The Ohio staas Jourpal-R.nl
II 10 ms the republican brethren arc giving nm
necessary prominence to H G. last little weakness n
III can't be permitted TO make an ass OF himself occa
sionay in strictly private ana personal capacity what
is all the circulation OF the 7ibnne worth 70 man His
eccentrcItcs uscd 70 oxpcno themselves ~ the wearing
OF cast-on clone wncn no Dousns o. sno cAW0"0s ana
paid Tor In waste paper.
From the Xena (Ohio) Torchlight-Repl
What call there for Horace Greeley ut Richmond
the other day when JET Davis brought up from
Monroe and brought into courtf How he
with the either side or In any way
hat right had he to presume TO thrust himself into
United state court ana ADVISE sne ludge what 20 aol
Inc Judge nao no proper appreciation VI us own uenity
or Oh the dgnuy OF ms court OF oso wouio nave naa
Mr. Horace greeley leo ~ the car 70 the door ana kicked
out into tne suee@
IChcago Post (rep) New York core spondence1
~ h. acf
and coppcrhcads-is one OF deep aud utter indignation
nj his release by the government II Is felt as an out
race upon every principle OF Justice aud bitter insult
to the memories OF the brave mon who gave their lives
TO save their country from the treason which Davis in
auguraied NOW tnat country, Dy releasing the great
arch traitor virtually writes over the graves OF these
men-"Deu rs the 1901 dieth" have not mt with
Union soldier since the traitors enlargement who
does not denounce u with tho most md gnant
emphasis. AT meeting OF one oil the divisions
OF the Grand Army Of the Republic held 10 our city
two evenings ago. an address was adopted expressive OF
tins Indignation They regard his release on bail as
equivalent 70 his discharge aud therefore crmina and
.a, h on,s sre ars sariS r e sS p.oy s
THAT the pcopie aic ueaIiy tnan some VINO