New-York tribune., 1868-10-22

his Iu.t saie IN accordance with his means that II
people should by eternal vigilance" guard against tho
absorption the rights Of the states by the Central Power
that such the substance o bis own views and was
very desirOus that lie should he the Democratic cand
date day at his house Washington, while he was
Secretary Of War, told him that thought he would
make good bcuOc lccuidldale h5 VIZ W lb IA ~" ~
question of negro suffrage tie itlea tht nS htu , w.
wish for the Presidency, that b. had row mnch hgner
would make u good President, and that be would
gladly give the half that he worth TO make shtf
his feelings and sentiments werc entirely opposed to ne
any pledges from the right 70 change his opinions III l
tule If new eXgences convinced nm mat ne was Nlos,
for sai you will remember hateay IN the war When
! III command at the West publicly stated that II
the negroes had insurIection would hold my army
in check until was pat down But long before the war
and would have moved my army all the faster what
aud submission 10 the laws do not like universal negro
suffrage now, but the freedmen oug 10 be protected
ud II the only way 20 protect them IN teF cui
dOn Is TO give them the suffrage, then shHbe III la'r
have The South back obey the laws, ana submit as
good citizens, and II the failure prove, that they VIII not
! them negro suffrage. Washington never thought
I more wisely talked more Justly. Ihat Gen.
tie Iy9r t1 t close he WAS al his pot Of duty always
ready, unccplplainug patient, WeaAt hbu Juhli tusC
Ing in Cod Ia righteous cause, ald IN ms own DI4'S
! men, hc never knew failure. Ioot-wt!out allSh
hlcnd-vlth no reputation and political nilucncehe
TO the head Of the army conducted thc greatest war
in the annals Of time 10 successful end and within hNe
short year, from his humble start, lis the foremost
name In mo civilized world His detacors say That no
las experience in Affairs OF state lor hd NC eNi
euce n unlil ho commenced IT, IL Is also said at
his success IN war wa OWNS 10 go9t I.Ilnr % ICY n'
success iu peace ne Good fortune u p'Ne' t"u''
aud whom she favors iscertan OF success Washington
was first great General aud then he N1th great states
same hph giff of rcss, determined purpose uhsNerN
Wonderful ap,ne>s in the employ Of the ability of
others, added 10 clear common se,-e hPpt"a,,hE 10
Sn Saisy iTu' SSro i s ,HG las always been
I Of,d
upon 1 tcDHid.' In Juiy, 1868, he made a phuio
Goycinmcr, and tcudns 10 impair tie Of tie
On the Same day-Graut mdd' 10 'lo',,"---n'',
matched his brave soldiers into NcSshnrE. ana "yN2
enemies ~ your couuty surrendered This is The iast
great isue OF our time the no-t m'mel'ns ever Pc
The dy Ing words Of the brave Douglas "a or Last coi et
Were There G3n o n I5c oc ,ao M pa p.scd up52
by the American people IN isci, - atim Ite.'
Ing Then ibo proposition was. that the war was
iaIuro" end ought 10 cease. Now IS boldly cniircd
and Hcaur,gard and u the Other Rebels, educated az
public expense, aud who turned traitors 10 th9 HNcIh.
yct dripping with tho blood OF Northern mon, Who went
down 10 death 10 ave ttG alio o ii,n ~ NH i
Trcgte.,lbic enthusiasm cHelaI. .,,,,,,. With then.
,sye o. Ger Al ile r.1 se,' % sp ., stS o. o a Nh . M
10 DO rso. fsuy r an eroHgols aus fr -.i
t...e.,r. .{ i'ai} s,.e G 'ai @ , % M @ fs , rl
/ lie should have adlcd-AND WE WISH iulN 10 NJ orR
! MtsrLEsf Montgomery Blair. m Aczandria, made Ls
public confession uud rccan'aion in thcse N".dsir
ha,I 5al.i,e, sf.r t.sa e t,i o LOT rarIeg ri
e@sf, dsae- yle-rf Ge.' 500 "ls-s h' tie
IN aisr. u s~.j. You know that ablauier Is crime
You 80 Why the name of Blair wa' hai'd WIN hsI
shouts u q Convention where R,bcsfuicd WI aiy ngt
Rebel vote m himi Mpc surprise Is felt That th- e.l-
orrd freedmen voting with Their l1tc masters WY
T.r ft ana fllr a touycuon of Northern white men,
Why should they ro control th'r recent hgto slave
Now We bear that pcrinrol oatis "nd DroArn Xo"s"i
fidelity 90 the Government are D." 9'eu.,' ,N"i . VIZ w..
4Es, me leIv', n N15 D. it ,i iie dciilrrtr acts ~
Congress void ani tna by force OF arms my no
tto9 thyn 30 ~, .it b,ye dscdrd that 6y war tho
Rebels lost an their nights under tc '"lsllu'l"l,
aud HAT an they can have, OF favor But oi Nh s''l
CourtI Blair promises "trump.c them INTO dust
and next win surely follow claim tHat tHo h'u'S
aud ask why they should not he pad They i4,L 4uoh
/ hy The war; aud 10y the Proclamation oI Ired"u.
II tie unconstitutional aul WIohF i'tn S1'g @
Inc Emancipation Proclamation va, void ana lle ""s
vyiJ 'I-n uaye uu..ntpd this i,-uc the leading
Seymour and Blair men nave framed lt u D. It i'o
.I Now .a i,p"l ms is.uc Who viii vote against
Grantl Val Mr. Johu q Adams, after his recent 'ile.
Eytp EeDe 'aGt & o, l our iIor Mo ctroId Starved
add Iolgd our ur suucd suiIDl vill vote against Grant
oylation prrpctrltrd at the Libby and at Anderson
! Vile will vote against Grant. Eyoy cohemh'r oI our
/ ntg dcspi-er Of our boNeiuultAi, eIu 'mma,,1'
Eyery Rebel raider from Canada, who robbed ana muir
dcrcd thr dcfcusors- people ~ 81 Adams Every lh
,uuu VIctch who plotted 10 poison Your waters, pn.h
your cties and introduced pescucc INTO al the Noi'
,vil vote AGAINST Grant Every ttor, every cOhSpi''
tor who aided DO the murder OF IIt-ld'At 49,,
assassiuati0n Of Secretary Seward viii vote against Grant
Aud some good men. blinded by patty prejudice or Ltu
| i'm bondage by party fears, may vote uEMu't HIaht
But tell me- viii any father, the blood oi whose o.y ty
was shed in his country cause, vote against 't"l
VIII the surviving soldier who endured the pcrls. h'1
now shares The glOts ~ successful war I0lo as1lns'
VIII the trustees Oi the widow ana Inc olphH'
anu anu ine n,'iS Sdt wholly unon income derived
I a..
! Vii any rather il the Roman Catholic Church, looking
Ia tbe Welfare of the children of that Church who's"
earnings are dcpoftcd FOR safety, and drawing ~,
! tcrest from Uidtcd states securities, vote against
! Gr,ufi Wln onr adopted fellow citizens, upon
whose advice millions Of foreign captM mas t p''i'
! Invested here vote against Grant WIN typr Gny ~
! tcIigrut man OF business, merchant b'nh'r,
manufacturer salaricd clerk, or day abnrerwho NhIts
stability security and p9,PeuX Tor % hn5ri @ hc b' doe,
not wish the nation humled, treason hnhoI,u, ~" IN
riotisin insulted, yoto against Gr"n. nnusiy
t Gpart failure ana Lee the hero Of the war; bat,
| ments erected 10 your patilot de9ai ucn,yns, uc,
every memorial stone at GetiysbuiBn ana W. enI9 hi
where "A grateful nation has reared soldiers tnihp.
% ,,, az tle coutry tlicy dod 20 save the grass Is
% inyn %rlapted On those grayesl Trample them in the
iQmohe cause, and Wei deserved thelr uOpln J .nJ
rotting prisoners of the Libby, and the starving H.
Vote against Grant and when you see th1
red with the blood of your mothers sons holnns hsd
reyelry in the Capitol and confusion, dlsmhy, anu
anarchy I'm the and-gO tell cbidre-Wo V"teu or
thatI / would have the South treated Jnsty-yea very
would not restore them power with their present na
views and SSsSg sSd%s9ui no eFI beFSs of my country
The vote will soon be cast when tho ballot has declns"
an issue In America, the decision conquers even the
IL be the bterest contest In u mo son snadi n 10
divided against the father and The father against te III ~