New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-18

v,cinan by BIRTH and stakeholder; when wo consider
Fights slavery and Secession when you remember that
he has preached those principles from Virginia to SOUTH
four years to carry out these views, that he
went in an apostle of Jesus Christ and
bier when we consider that he has recrent and UNI
grateful to the very persons that have fed him for Two
years and half when you consider that he has aDan-
doned his family and they live the charity of their
neighbOs and friendswhen we consider all these things
cannot expect him to be anything else but political
hummer and tlbuster.
Gov warmohs portrait of Collector Casey is as fol-
lows:
There is yet another onethst inteligent indvldna,
ronssWed nnShcr Who goes HmbsnS around these
streets from side to side ike great sig BOY c uSs
to learn his geography lesson continued laugh ugh;
teri who makes " sine qua non that every % hnr
for Grant he considers him q Democrat not entitled
TO any confidence, not entitled TO , any 10 aDy
rights 0 at 'S s hH Laughter sq' and nd APPLAUSE Illus
trative of this individual let tell you little an
appointed to 20 t to The sG nancS capital Of country 70
leyeo question On explaining their object they w TGs
want for that purpose We nave AYE nn' ievees
built Everything went on beautifully The Commit I'M IT.
tee withdrew waiting for the papers 10 oe uAJu ul
order that they might be signed when what does nI
hole with one hand and another with inc otner nw'
or Grant tS Are Won for Grant Roars of aughter
don't know VIVA. the answer was but know the eVee
contract has not been signed yet believe anu Day
believed that the who led the great armies NC w,
who fought the great battles he has fought and who las
saved the country, is entitled TO the same re-
ward as was given to the Father OF his C0nntiy-th
election for o second term. tAHplauseI what nave
he last few hours have shaken my confidence some
what i'm his Judgment. rather in the Judgment OF MS
advisers, If he has been guilty or connecting nm-
self with this crowd i'm the Custom House, and hluc-
toned the attempt pack this Convention, although
in my opinion, his Judgment has been az au stll be
leve that he is the best man the Republican party can
nominate for 1872 My friend Jim Casey Is clever lei
low. He hasn't sense enough TO be bad lei
low. lLaughter) man to be a bad fellow
must have some characterize hasn't any. Much laugh
teri That little native of Jerusalem, Felix licrNig
aughterl leads him round by the nose. and takes him
upstairs and downstairs and PUTS him first in one cor
ner and then III another ana Z doesn't Know WINE
Hcrwig is doing all this th" =" Is filing the Gus
tomb 6usc with hs relations 81 don't know today
that HerWg's brother is CCt G. che bonded warehouse
department that another brother owns Bonded
Warehouse No.. G, Class 81 That a brotherln-
law Is chief wclSher; and Casey doesn't
know that Hcrwig has been soheming and plot
ting and planning to get Uilnan, another bI0therln,
law, appointed chief appraiser daughter ana cheers
He don't know enough TO see that with Herwig chet
deputy, brother chief of bonded warehouse depart
house, bT0ther-in-law CHEF weighcr, aud another
chief appraiser, Felix Hcrwig could, in twelve
months, steal the United States poor a. rat Loud
and long continued laughter and cheers 1t was because
and brothersinaw into the CustOnHouse that Herwig
comes 20 the conclusion, d" am not for Grant :"
and he comes 10 Casey az midnight, ana carry
dawn at breakfast dinner and supper and says Casey
WarmOth is not sound on the Grant question Laugh
teri He is not sound the Grant question, because he
is not in favor of putting brOtheInaw Ulman into tho
appraisers office. Laughter and cheers But even
Herwig has some lucid intervals.