The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-07-22
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It is, becoming more Wendell Phillips Is
evident that the hadi- not yet satisfied with
Gals, Jealous OF the we'll Grant. For heavens
| established fame 0fGen sake what would you
Grant, are doing their have the wretch Grant
| best TO undermine his dos liasn, hee eaten diri
| reputation. Until re- enough? Hasn't he told
Gently these assaults lies enoughf hilsn ne
we're covert. Within a sufficiently proved him
few weelts however self the dirtiest tool OF
| the tribune" has ad- the dirtiest party that
lnlsea pnnssr ,o Of Sndssns sarthf if,hai does no.
ed tiinss At mis- militia qualiiy MN ior ITssl-
| ~ reputation while the Dental nominee OF the
last number Of the An i'hiiiips party, wnnt u
| nj. slavery STANDARD" mount OF mental oI
prints in m mbst con- inOrti nilstihess would
spicuous place an artl- % IT, , Messenger, Feb
Gle from an obscure pa % 1865,
per in Missouri, which
con tnins an open charge
against Gen, Grant
private character, TOO
gross, In fact TO be prin-
ted in any decent news,
May 20, 1857.
In the current discus We cannot imagine
sion OF General Grants how anv man OF honor
pDlitical relations Dem able sentiments can JUS
ocratic Journals are Atty the vascillating
musel spectators rath- deceitful and treacher-
or than Interested par Gus course OF Grant
ticlpants Democrats Poor Grant has put him
are quite satisfied with self into the hands OF
General Grant charac- Radcalism and he will
ter, and have so much find tia very hard and
confidence In his poll exactng master. All
ties that they do not fret the frankness OF the
themselves into uncom' soldier has been lost In
Portable curiosity res the trickery OF the poll
pectlng him. They are ticlan.- Messenger Fet
rs calm as Gen. Grants6, l5s.
himself, not being yet
ready to make n mi
nat on for the Preslden-
cy hut assured that the
ILLUSTRIOUS COSSERV-
ATIvE sOLDIER Will not
50 change his principles
between this AMI next
year as to impair tins
confidence they now
feel In him. MesSen-
ger, Aug, Il, 1857.
These extracts Who was responsible
show Gen. Grant to be a for this refusal to eN
man OF broad | berai change prisoners, ant
| and national Views, . for the consequent nor
and In favor OF settling rors OF AndersDnville
| the evils OF the war by Tn II question wnlci
amnesty His policy isInaiuraly recurs to eve
q, far as possible fro'n,ry one on me instant
| the narrow ,bigoted, and II can be readily an
| sect iunnl one proposed swered In the rank
| by Congress and thelufthe Union army ther,
Radical party proper. was only one man VIII
How then is ii possible sufficient Ia * OF hu
| for such man To be the manityto ne tne autho
| f;lyurIte OF the Radicals OF so murderous poll
| for the Presidency? mtlcy, and that man wa
| he is not. Indications General U. ). Grant.-
from Congressional lea. Messenger, July /, 1883
ders an prominent
presses, organs Of theN
Radical sentiment OF
the country, unmistak-
ably point to Chase ~
| the candidate OF that In.
tcrcSt, We beg to re-
mind conservative Re-
publicaus who are so
anxious for II "A n Us
| nomination, that no ma
| tonal Convention EN-
bodying the opposition