Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-07-15
THE PRESIDB.yT .r.V'D TINE
G.N.fTS.

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and ye commend II I'm mr. readers for the
oorroo, noss NJ Ito s,a,opout or r,cts and tho
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Tho ua,vsnonnrs that usod to call Mfr. Lin |
colin a third -ro,o oountrv Iawvor and
.blusb" ot tbn contrast in nolitical ability
bo,n,oou him and Jonorsop Davis orn verv
brsv in o,tonntirg to :, st odium and ridi-
cuIo unou President Grant THOR conduct
10 irsnirod b, tho somo snirit which led
them 70 dopourco him In tbc fold AZ a
bu,cbor put his reol crinos in tho eves Of
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II was sustained ny De'liocr"''c Sy"'Pa'ny'
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nounceu ny tho Do.locr"''c couNcn''o"si
anu III Tue 'ilust ol lnc s'Iussie 'no Do"io-
cia'ic Par'! NiItua'iy ueoiaieu ioi s"o"',
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serve the purnose Of noliticnl nr nor.on.i
hatred of one of the SIMPLEST and most hon
est of Americans. The worst motives are
ottributed 10 tbe nlainest actions and everv
word and deed are laboriously and elabor-
atelv misinterpreted The people of this
country knew that Gen. Grant was not a
politician when they elected him President.
They did not EXPECT from him the smooth
eyasions of n politician. They asked of him
an honest adherence TO the PRINCIPLES upon
which he was elected and to the party that
sustained him. In A country necessarily
controlled nv narties If is undoubtedly a
misfortune for n President To he unfamiliar
with political pcrsons and methods. Rut
ON tho other hand evorv man fools that
nublic n G,irs oro soror win, = man Of han
est purnose and general ability oven with
ont Nautical exnorionco uhon Win n moro
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so'eo'eu ny "cc'a'ha'ion' ne was hoiii'ia'-
gu III May IN July, MI horatio seymour
received from the Deihocratlc convention,
OF whlch Mr. wade Hampton was the mas
Ter spirit, nomination whlch he mad
meant TO oner 10 Mr. Chasei ana whlle MI
seymour was accepting 1t, he had in his
pocket the speech which he had intended
10 make upon the nomination OF Mr. Chase
That MI chase was willing to receive such
nomination Is the result OF what is called
polltics' Ihose VINO think that 1t Is essen
tlal TO good government are impatient OF
President Grant. Those who were ready to
hail Mr.. Chase as great statesman con-
temptuously deny to Gen. Grant any states
manlike quality.