New-York tribune., 1872-06-04
THE REFORM Rally.
CsntInued from Second PING.


nlmlty ana patriotism lnpels us TO make .est W
common cause with them in the Sc cap
tious gentlemen endare with Christied said ex-
tne presence OF exrebols at the polls n Mn.Sy
organs are daily Haunting before thcG; and gcnte
anu Ewen have Endorsed Grants ~
men, iohgs long such cOnspicuto luIl
Lo9gstrcet and AkeIman take offices t9e @ sod
and presented with high and impo9 ana nou'
taken into the very c0tmsels OF tenerai.
ing responsible trust of AttorD HORACE GREELEY.
WHY DEMOCRATS CAN IE.ocrats cannot vote for
But again IL surgcd that can support who
Mr.. Greeley that no great pher organization. Why,
has not been identified whe Republican party voted
my friends. four years a principles, if be possessed
ioE man whose poll definitely determined, al
any, had never bay conceded that ne a Was a
though 10 ccn1lo surely was not a ke pubneass ~
Democrat if anythin supporting the ;, my pollo5
IN 1865 when he 'whe he was sending autotr'I6S t6
Andrew johnson, President running over WIN
letters 20 the Tetvoton. and begging The removal oi
bad grammar AIN from the Office OF Second Assist,'
1t"IEe ", lfaL Tor tue ieson ns s,,. ~ l,erin
PO'maStcrGe' Radical, and was therefore Weahehils
the johnson Giles A smith of Chorpenning swlnule
ment oi Ghun Grant declared 10 be ConseLv a
uooret, lor,er of Andrew Johnson ana %noih 4n Iap,
isfnS oDtnn g, tlo {eoig when Grant Chorpen-
bnalycswe and Smith, an came into power togethe,
nng, was surely early supporter OF " my polivs Ia
NThhsiandinS when tn'S ,, SUI Ics, as Cen Butler
pNclv declared the Democrats shOuld steal inaru
IN nominate him first. Again, who was the ln9si pi S
cnt competitor OF Gov seymour in the 4h OF July 1on
venton at Tammany HALT who but M S mac,
whose Repuhicanism was as ola anu einInSSo or,ad
Greeley'sl We all remember what sMlIt, conGcINu, -,
and vigorous action was found necesS br ~ ne T w
lrrak Mr. Chase strength ana We an IeueuiucI 'nc
yesiS disaIpnntuent of sundry politicians and pot
cal new spapeTs who are just now quite POSITIVE Iha'
tney never can support Republican Why, gentlemen,
i was dozen years or more ago hat hOhes1 - ~, Cu 80
situton as authority TO carry Slavery INTO the me leEI @
tories and when Mr. Greeley Was Was e 5cmocTts rats Who
e. vote for Andrew jackson are confined 70 enge
county in N, Ba 1.se TGS stRhe the last decade
n c sst year bnt on the issues OF to-day alone ana
tey vii vote for Horace because they favor General
hTnesfy and they remember that Mr. Greeley was lore
most 10 declare for that righteous Ineashie ~
he knew the declaration would prevent nus eIeeIo " 20
position second only TO the one he Will OCCUPY & on 1c
4th OF March next tneg ~ I'm SYmnaf6ete Unison and
accord with an those grand catholic principles ana p
raet men from ali parties and creeds and sections IN
urouOuncug for man who Is on an i'elfcHo ~ @ m ft
x-tb tbosc az highest culture and VINO ls YET III lust
syUuathy with all the peOpe-a man whose AnOWleuto
OF public affairs Is 50 Wide, N WHOSE put.POsv P,, 70
60 sii,Ccrr whose life is Of such transparent purify
that Tor years to come no smell OF Joooei{ OF cor %
ruption v longer surround the Mhite h9uSe { ny
friends VIC have grown weary waiting IOr reports OF
nacEed Investigating Committees to assure us that
p"N@dv is stealing and propose TO have an Ad-
IIiistraton that we can trust without sne99 9
cIb.Ous Endorsement; II, our r,n sTsnpct s"ST9f
tf using his high position TO secure his own nomination.
or 10 make corner in the gold marRet OF 10 use as au
Change for Offices" President whose private charae
Ter and habits are such that mems ears WIN
not be nned with whispered scandals, whose whose
public utterance Is restrained lest 1he ;ijd GGun
33rId In short we will have President who will Sd
minister the Government not in the interest OF hBsen
ton Of the party nor even entire party but in the
interest Of the country the whole country ana nc noog
peace He viii be just and fear not The ends he amelh
at will be his couutry's, his God ana truths'
SHOT AT GEN. LOGAN
Ibave no doubt that the opposition lutended to fight
ont their battle on war issues. Col Forney in The Press
today in speaking Of Gen. Logan's attack upon sum
ner yesterday, in the T. s. Senate sounded TO me IKE
the old war bugle blast The lines are drawn and the
present contest will be fought out on the old war issues
1T ue 500 Xh Gen Logan says:
intend to defend the President Of the United States
s iI taf viii do it, and will defend him not because
indorse everything that has been done by TINS Admins
traon because believe that an attack OF tins kind
intended destroy that people whose hOereS nave
been saved by his own strong arm the chains oi slavery
Does that sound to you, gentlemen like wars bugle
blast Z hear no tramp Of marching regiments no war
Col FOrneys ears are not familiar win wars bugle
blasts and it must be some other blast TO which ne re-
fers / wish no controversy with Gen. Logan.
] don't, however, shrink from it, and would viii
people of this country in the coming contest and discuss
tbe issues Of the hour aaye been ms ms ienG nave ave
marched Dated together. honor him as soldier
Int dcspse him as a politician. For two long years.
erptlemen Cen Logan has been able TO find language
Fuicienty strong TO manifest his utter deestaon OF
Con Grant and OF his Administration But TWO weeks
since in consultation with brother officers IN Washing
Cen Logan was deylsing means i0F the aeeat ol
sti.matzes vile and brutish AmeHeas 1Ist
ciIIzen Chas. Sumner, because he had the
ues of the present Administration. what does
Ie
with lis good ght arm saved the liberties OF
nv protest against this in the name Of the gallant
bys who rode with him TO 80 many victories why, gen
remen don't you remember that when Gen. Grant was
iutrenched 'front.' OF Richmond, sherman had already
NAMED hls victorious banner the ruins Of Atlanta
He turned his back upon t9e runs OF ASanta, ana
marched With his 10000 boys u blue from Atlanta 10 the
fea doubled back upon his track moved over the
kahatcnie over the broad rivers of the Caronas cut
Ling devastating swath 20 miles vide planted the stars
ana the surrender Of the greatest Rebel Of them
Who fought and Won the battle OF Gettysburg the
most decisive battle OF the war; was II Grant or Meadef
Who sent Early whirling down the shenandoah valley
Grant or gallant Phil Sheridan Who scattered, like
ehaG before wind the mighty army OF Hood IN front
OF NashvIle-Gant, OF the Rock OF Chlcamauga, Gen.
Gen Logan, in his reply to Senator Sumner says;
"I tell the Senator that now he VIII ma an an
syger 10 his malignant speech In every crutch
that aids a wounded soldier who wends MS way
Sreyed heart of every widowed mother mourning for
her patriotic SON. tell Gen. Logan that he Will receive
a response every shattered Of every soldier who
fought lis country's battles, in the greYed heart Of
every widowed mother, mourning for her dead soldier
nov and al the grave of every patriotic boy IN blue
and every crippled soldier OF the Union And can tell
tha Y9tTiotic Iovai men-and women, too could
tbev pSoteWn know how TO answer that ques
hon at the baOt-box IN November next. Cen
Hse would to-day barter our liberties. Why,
gentlemen il Gen. Grant, or Lieut. Gen. Phil Sheridan
or george H. Thomas, or Cen Meade, Mcclellan, or
Howard aye or Logan HIMSELF the greatest soldier
of them all and whom love for all, who stood during
the war, and who stands to-day head and shoulders
any moment for praise, l might say Is much wor-
man Gen Hooker and Gen. Terry, all Of whom think
a great deal Of they were brave men ana gallant gen
Of soldiers WHO IN say the same-Who able and
willing 10 take them all, and Wno Win thelr brave
hearts and good right arms, would secure our Aoeres
torus.
SPEECH OF ROBERT b. ROOSEVELT
have been opposed TO Horace Greeley IN political
faith and opinions as long as have any political
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