Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-28
PHILLIPS PHOTOGRAPHS GRANT

ueuCo In Orant-Grant q IOOIs
King Log, a Resource, Got a Choice
-Grant Devoid of any statesman
like ComprehensIon-La False
HOOD Cannot Claim for him any
= thing which Fits him for a Leader
Wherefore, Phillips Will vote for
Grant.
from the anti-Slayery Standard. September al
OUR DUTY. 4,.,,,-..-5,-.
In 1864, when Lincoln was nominated.
we made an earnest effort to rally thru
party on more radical platform. We re-
joice that we made the effort, and still es-
TEEN it evidence of wise patriotism. The
re. election of Mr.. Lincoln was grave mis-
take, from the worst. consequences OF
which kind Providence saved US by his
death. .,r- 4l-ia lrcg ais DZrgIn
Our efforts and protests in 1864 were vain.
AS useless and vain now it seems TO US.
would be any effort to organize a third
/, party And there are some reasons which
render it largely, if not wholly, ,unneces-
sary. In 1864 the masses were not by any
means alive to the duiy Of the hoiir. Ready
for any step, they had no dehpitesid idea what
step was, needed. Further, they leaned
with far. too much trust On Mr.. Lincoln's
Z supposed craftsmanship and honesty.
fH Now the rcase Is different. The people
have been largely educated to the Nations
necessity and duty, and do not even affect
to put off any share of it on the shoulders
7of Grant, or fancy that helcan or will lead
anybodyuor anything. Theg see In him a
'oJs, E,,It, nTs a soa"er ena a.foo.,,aiasd ~
lican party is. still it holds in9its hands our
only chance of safety. It is a party with
out principles or leaders. It's. selfish men
3D. ~ anu iss n, nlen WI iiot
/ within ire ranls 1 or - ranrasentS tho ion a1
masses of the Nation They have cboscn S
~ for tbo;r IN ;rs,rm,,ent Snddaas;s - u.un o,,,
~ io iii th;a ara-ot;o ~ oon,o
tbrnnab tD ire Se,n Whatber one-hoIt Of - th q
iegi,;mate % roSnIts ot tbe va sbaiG he Insr
nr saved Sensnds ON this Prasidsntisf eiecs ioo.
tion. o'' WIS : '0'>'0''' '''',' 'ififIie Iie1
Onr latest orit;o;su on tho -RannhI;can n
lnarfv ;s that fnev hv sbeey inconor;t,, bo,e
,,,t ~. ,,ot;o, ;,to ,..sS
fhe fe imreachment sr failed g If Vas adness tn
@o on and radmit the rebel states to- their T
Old nlaces Without land. without arms
Win wit pI bnt IittIe orGanization. the Al vote @
9l:es al. the merry, of rebels Go tG ToweII
ond onnonnna tho whoe,er votas tha non,-
onratic t;oLet viii he d;soborned fron, th a
mills how manv ,viIl risL snffsrina To an n
mort their nr;ncinIes3 The nagro not ~ ont,
risks> starvation hnt wallis to tba haIIot,
box with a pistol at his breast. IF in shch
circumstances he stands bv the fiao we
shall henceforth mai,ltain that HE block
race is sunerior To o,tr o,cn-fhereis M rane j.,
,Americnn m. Enolish histo,v ,nbicb recor1e n
ci,i r;obt n,n;ntnined bu tbe nGsses ,,nder e,,cb
fearful conditions. Congress betrayed It's
trust when 1t subjected the nation to snch
peril. The members proved themselves
they adjourned in -the Inresence ot such q
oon1ar 90 l,aI-. --lliF19T -o>,rD l~H>>,H :
sin tbs baort Of tbo nat;o, hoots, :, I.h
Republican party, and every loyal man
must hope and work for its success in this
canvass.
2 We haze little confidence in aG71aat. The
best thing about him is that he seems desirous
to execute the Nation s aotu. He is no trai-
tor IKE johnson, ne'tter has ne any states
he hsIonos % more to Morqan. w @ Cor CorkI;nS ~i .nd
~ oeio'SS inoi " ~ SHo' SOn hiinS anu
Howard than to Sumner and Wade.r HE
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