Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20

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..s' ~ - u'' nio'' snu ~,
'PPV., " ap0"N io' themselves. We
P'int W'u nnahee Vo"aru houo' anu WIN
charity Tor ALI
q. What manner Of man Is David A. Wells
A. tBy II. o.l ale Ia hlreling, bought with
British gold"
y. Who are Cox and stallo, Charles Reeme-
lin, and Bellamy Storor7 A. tBy the Tribuns
"Not one Of them has heretofore been found 10
control many votes excepting his oWn In any
political movement in their State General Ooe
Invariably ran behind his ticket, and is without
political following, while most Of the rest never
had any They stand for q discomfort among
Intelligent and earnest reformers Of that sec
tlon witch we should he glad to see alIayed
but they represent few votes excepting their
own"
a. Who IL Horace greeleyt A. fBy Horace
white "Horaee Greeley IL not now and neyer
has been man who ought to be trusted with an
otncial position requiring practical wisdom, or.
dinary statesmauship or nrm, eonslatent action,
For twenty. ave years he has been q marplot In
council; an unreliable commander in action; a
mlsanthrope in Victory, and rIotous dlsorgan.
lIer In defeat. He has always bsen fanatlcaI in
his demands for the EXTREMIST measures, and
when the party has reached the eve Of triumph,
invariably thrusts himself forward as A nero,
tiator Of terms Of surrender to the enemy. His
course during the war was but repetition OF
his course In politics. In 1891 he vas an opon
defender Of secessionj he changed to vigorous
champion Of the war, and thereafter was forever
recklessly making proposals for peace and as
recklessly Withdrawing them-making war in
spite OF mars, aud negotiating In spite Of MI.
nerVa. For twenty years he has been an uncom.
promising advocate for square hght with the
pro'slavery party, and when that kind ofA fight
was forced upon the Republicans in 1900 he was
hore In Ohicago, voting not for Lincoln, nor for
Chase, but for old Edward Bates, Of Missouri,
one OF the FOSSILS OF the slave party. He was
then the associate and colaborer Of that other
imprae'iesele and unreliable 'quAd-the Blair
lamhy. The country at this time wants no In.
sprel hAriequlns In 'hs national councils Stlll
less uoes u want men win s'a'esman anship 50 MI
eroscople that they can see nothing In public
ous'u0ss . put 'ne "noaso anu Per anew OF then
lono" members. IL mr. dreeIey not satlsned
WIN MS position as Jcurnahst-a position
Nhleh ought 70 % eluAi 10 polntoi lnhnencs'
p""or anu uighity 70 that OF 81 average sena-
.o's.Anu y .ns iN'puou1Ans u , Wv lo,k wan!
20 sometoing iot nlm' iet them make him
SW 49,, prnon intPec'oI oI efeh ooNeLnot' any
eii'ns 'nAt WI nO' haAo .no ou'a''e VI Tue sta'o
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~ auu looii ou' you uu no' men Wn1PeI IN 90
Jso',on W 'no'n' NOR 70 my "olsnk nAru ior lhs
e'ecticn o. your oro'her 70 MI place In mr.
LAneoinN Oabineli but you are now again in
Congress win all reoeldom al your back and
you perSis'en'iy assail me tor thoso uueranees
before you are AIRY warm In your seat. In this
you are uue 70 your hle-ions guiding iAI-seh-
lnleres'-and again my lnelina,ioh comedies
win your purpose, You would nke 70 Dc the
next candidate oi the feoeis and proreDes ior
rrosllene anu = 'o1 IeAsons .ihon nesso nat
ses ySu' w" .,s ~ '"sa ~ ssP.A' ~
ay sUaa uesne Io' o1nuV,e'g' Wy
lno,e, ssuIo yOu, ne~ ,,'snas u' N spise
v ,SsS 'ss,, ,sss s.,s y not - ,hr.rt ,onr ami
tion. You never thought Of leaving the Repub-
licans I'LL Won sought The speakerahip at their
h.as. 80 =. a.,t.d a.. .,a -, N, y.
l-uo, U',. ~ ' 80 usu.1 ~ - ~ WI ~
equally true to your present coniodsrates until
which you shall have set your heart"
)" General, l long ago learned that principles
,yor. inronvantant and thai ha vho may a. his
own aRVrapdIromspt his aim must wear them