New-York tribune., 1871-10-21

ro "a ncrc "a one Of tho sub-Ku Klux Com
-OI,tcc r,,lc n srlcch Last righ'. The I HownS "n
xtrnrt from it. as published in The Adrr"s vi 'D''
msrninG' ..,.,o r-or,,nr ont
FKI1ow Czys: Thor" ere some nH%ons @ GT mmHn S
Of tie 10 iv VI tho Sod'h wnc I''u "a dsclamin.
mention; bit do So With dh, cncG "hl yn ndyicc
any papSso Of FyGs fS6 a Sn'S"T Sayo read IN trs
- sSd the IN srrechcs by Distinguished men G % tho
SsSsA al 'a, &so gy1aa,S gaSa tSn Iih heh @5 f.
quarters Of enntsg Cn1yenSn I'VE TTS " to he Ic
IRE nGNE Of nddatc for President OF the United
atc ss the sTSs Se soHS sSVs should Gcte cre.cnto
but should accept whaic'GE o oG r. dissent
Satirey nom that lr1poation think t,d WAY way
SSyr N6I,s 1nG TGo irnmpG Of The DenOcc party is the
safcty OF the SOUTH and who Should Gn.rd S say & % III
SteHfH .9fG TRIUMPH Witch will relieve ycu
Che tlIrg which The uth iooES lo anu n"S .. 60 No
adyancCd To- them al Demoerats are GSe ana TIER tE2ar
choice win fall upon him Who Ia m1St hSSX TO a CaTy R
benefit Of her wise coucis II she fails 10 send her nr
dent ana WE ny leave the bSmocrcy Of the North to
struggle for nomination amid the c9ntendlnG iac-
benefit Of tho wis,st and most impartial counsel
We can have. II she should ah'tain, even thonSa9
Erntcmcn who avocat this course anl who say @ tnHt
O. n used fc the m ts Of the DeOcrac party
/ tell YOU their abstinence nov will be claimed as a
have ad,.ci nc New d Hartnre. 1t viii ho claimed
tLat tic SYrit Of the Rche.iUu still cCcrs and burns
new aamc OF nGisa;ion because tie Democratic party
OF tic Nortb large portion Of them have assumed
concessions in ,h"ir Platform. 1t Wouid be sucl"a-t
S0 S IS SS 6o c o. yGs is knaxn TGS o Tut to those wo
care am fer no my end SPniSF OF the New H0T Dpare
but 6ele!C in the 6S Patriotism and the purity q motive
Of those who have chosen That path But while shau
PRESSED and shall uot yield one Inch OF my own eoAylc,
S0; a. to to S"lstu Gny OF hG M MsTIHhS% % U' anS taS
Ihapc TIC Democratic party may determine upon
THE NEW DEPARTURE A DISASTROUS CONCESSION.
Ibclilvo that tho New Departure, far from being
good policy has proved disastrous But, what the party
sd-pJs It's policy shall maintain without surrender
ing my own convictions. 1 believe that policy
has failed 10 give Us success In tho elections
SON tirt it vas a confession in open court Of our
Lnahty carry the elections uron our OWL principles
II confession that We must make eolct sSi'n u
orlE T. d!"S TO Us oncTs No h&J .t2iGTe a aSttd
80" nh 'ac HeToEe te people IN harmony with Tat
platform. Thus, w!.e some sIagGTats were dsGuSted
ut dis coueesSOl, no Republicans were copcIlatcd.
ROW Mr.. DLAIB PROPOSES 10 DEFEAT GEN GRANTS
REELECTION
Now, my felOw-ctzens. u my view. Tho future docs
mot ook gloomy, under the losses VIC have suffered
Iis Summer aul Autumn. havo 10 feeling Of deSpond-
ency 1t Is well understood that the Republican party
contains In itself seeds Of disconCnt, Of bitterness, Of
rivalry and dis9sctcn ard It is Datnral IN these S
nomination q Gen Grant GoNd attempt I? hold ther
may Le used to defeat Lis nomination. know very
well that his nomination will he defeated tt least,
that 10y cOnvicor) that he now di, tator in
the RepnlheSn party and that & he 9SpreS 9t TO & T9
dictate his own nomination; but then, my
feiISw-cgens, know that OF the most conscicn
the Radical party viii leave that party when GTant is
Nominated They Will take good pairs TO defeat MS re-
ure. wGulh prefer to give that guarantee to the dis
affected Icpnu!c%ns rather that to back upon my own
cans, and support man who should nc nominated by
" o 4 p5 Democrats
Convention, aud thus draw to by much stronger
Fort Of those who are dislyeced With Grant AID tie
Radical party. In other wors do not see that we go
SifatSs nc, OF whom nay suit us exa.Iy. We could
A. y%ts IO' tSe KHnx blt Hni asns tie
military laws; While the most anrirnt B2IGn IN ne
preference to o. s Grant and hold Ill the time
70 hs very lear - - H. ttc "oJL ~, VII g o. rs fc4
this policy, that STATE which furnished th" 1urlpus
statesmen ana lie iu.tious warriors who foremost
gave to us long ue Of iustriOus Presidents that s. te
the Councils of tie natbn for SO many years fnEncd
the heroes and statesmen OF the Southern toHcaef&C
that State which ~" even Kadct TccnLs,tut% % ,"t tu!
tGbec TO scaawsg or or p 36T1 SSs 70 SGG
70 Scir by diTiiratins IT'S representation in tie
Sfnatc in order to oppres South and which the wise
sefsnSo o. tier co,nry Shall the Democracy Of tie
south hesitate follow the coUnsclo OF tho Old DonoAi
A DOUBTFUL IEEDIcIIoN CONCERNING MISSOURI
Why W have taken hold Of the example In Missouri
7ranmeI,d with Elc, ton laws and d!Sfranchiscd we
have risen and rent the bonds which bound us' be-
Ueve the State Of Missouri VIII, at the next
Presidential election, give larger m'GoiI'y
Than any other state for the cand! iaio OF
Sbo have come here neither Of the N"rtI
nor OF the South, they are not l'r ibt WIN any q"
nTe native born ar" id"n.inyl th the pa ruir ~
in which t,ry bn-n. Toy co'r ana ar l'u" cI-
Hens Of tie mole country and all ra,ts Of IT, And,
while while "Iion "e l KAN inc ESrth it 5 uati-
raj that he should do so beau" n&t .r"hyi i
now with tac same scrtncat IN their arH, q, car
why one section Of ihe country sHolu e sur sur
Go men IN whom We are to look III inc coming
struggle. They have come from countries WAtre
badges and signs better than do, who have never
known them. They know the subtle manner In when
tyranny will make Its approach and already recognizing
H the leadng man, the ahcst representative OF our
S5rHnt and his Administration; declaring in the face of
lie world that De has taken his departure aud burned
his ships Do not believe that any VIII ia 10 recognize
the description speak OF my colleague In the senate
entire German element Of tho State Of Missouri to
break down the disfranchsiDg clause of our COnsttu
against the Administration now my I
tie Germans in Missouri, although RpuDcans almost
70 man. have always voted against t 1sr, dsHn dnris
the They needed instruction on that point from
any body and they resOlutely maintained the doeTne
atainder, deprive OF the rights OF suffrage They
maintained that position In the past con
ey ss 6cSlGn SeS TnlSf gnod against the bandsh@sSt
and threats Of the Adm nistratiOn: They stood
III dsfrspcSsement and for Universal Amnesty. They
opposed TO this KUKlux legislation llono apPSus
In my Judgment II presented as the candidate
Of the Democratic party the Democratic ns party
put forward man or accept one who may be put for
ward by others who Is sound upon those prlnces 10
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