The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-02

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Mempsis 1"te' 70 oH'senS ~
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As the hour approaobesit ma, moi IN a ui..
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,.,r,a,,, ,,,,.. "sa,n " 'hose
oe"eh orsnt' our
great handard.oesrer, which so httinsly and
eminehly uis'insuisn aim, ooth as q warrior
After the surrender OF Lee and johnson
oene, , uIan' issued an oraer TO his soldiers,
in which he says:
II, ny Sou u pstrone aesouonto your country
cent lighting, bravery, and Endurance. YOU
opposition TO the enforcement Of the iaEs
and the procl am ations forever nbolIshing ia
very-the cause and pretext Of the rebeiiion-
to restore order Spd inspgnrsts n Muanor nn
permanent and enduring bssis. on eVerv foot
Of Amer american soil" -,
ne are pe'pie IN .ni. country who viii In.
s ','s , tia, Grant !: no statesman. Has any Of
ss', 80 80" pss' " " tne p.esent age
sald any words more pregnant OF meaning
Tat 'ei ,s ssG so,lo,,0, w.no,,,, word,
father, written from yier,hurg.
command whipped, unless II Is very badly
whipped, and can't helD IL have never
sought large commandp and have no ANN.
tious ends to accomplish. have no desire TO
have this war continue. want, and will do
10 the shortest pos.iSle time %it M ssn.ct
ing or desiring any other Recognition thnn
quiet approval Of my course.
est ra,"" nn a ~ p,aee IN eiearer hsht the MOD
.s,,.i nu anu 'he uhassuming character OF this
HuS remarkable mani
take the following terse expressions which
hv
time 70 ume'
hs isa republic where the will OF the
~ ppp..Hsni nj 1oh NV OF the and:n-Grdnrs iene,
~ shall have no poYiev' Of nv ow, On At,
force against the win Of the people. "-Granp
'e m7, May -, ises
United States, 1t will be my endesvor to ad
minister all the laws In good faith, with econ
o oy and With the view Of giving peace, quiet
pre.enf Il Il eHTns5e 10 times IKE a.
ii"P,ogsr, to ny down policy % Be .dSsres3
Of four years. New poIieie.i ssue. not fofs
p ss are on oa amt! % the YIes; % ss
sod purely Administrative ofnoef should al.
ways be left free to execute the will Of the
people. always have respected that will, and
1T is an insult to ask any Northern man to
support candidate Whose anxiety that the
nag should have thirty-six and not twenty
snrfenaer'"-Pr'rafe Teller Of General Grant
1896 -
th,t hs sou re o, grs,iheauen TO me to Zee
az Whit
;saPEport Of thHssi would never have con,snted
cSo Gs x, fsnd,cs &c, h was not matter q
a aost until VII s,ys gSur AZ spS supHor, from
beIlion;;"-Spesfh, Nay 20, 1865.
NOW iet US contrast these words with Ger
Oh. onno.,,to, -. -. go. -, -s,.- -,
a. AZ "a $500, sttss.'nn aaS 81,
, s t ~ u ppst .ie 70 VIVA. we her
dimeufy as to whom he will choose In thi
hour Oh our hauohs peru;
secession Is not dead IL is more alive TO-DAY
ises a rsvo,n,innp Diair because ne prom
the war, during the war and since the war
ana iought the war on principles Of Demoe
ia a. suen turew my sword against th'
ocratie party has risen from ~ Iana .,nDhs
In which 1t has INDUCED, and now gives sign
o. s mem nt1 stu snantyLSemmei.
Susouebanns and Ohio shsn he ill., WIZ ria,s .h
fire, as they are now rivers OF blood, between
EEur nauHe land and that 81 the NortherI
and iiye"IherI BE- AhAii attempt 10 eros
We will now, at ali hazards. recover our In,
npeIies ana restore the state. We are In tn,
miust % Breat revolution, which may ent
pSs ,sma -, ~ tne psiiohDoxi out II not, thel
under their now folded banner sSd viii r.,
the Issue at the cartridge box.-kamsay, o.
Georgia.
and sbsil not staOd "''s "e nun ana V1iu
grinning skeletons which have been set nm in
our niast as legislators shall be ousted by
appointed ior thet n1 our psrty mas expressly
The fortitude OF the South, In The m,dat nj
the Uoion n row u nvsr w NJ pehoorG party