Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-03
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day or two later the boy made another attempt,
and was asked the same question, to which he
replied, "Grant pups" t'Why, you little ras-
cal, didn't you offer the same pups to me a few
days ago as Greeley pupsp "Das so, but dey's
done got their eyes open since"
The Richmond tVa.) Enquirer tells very plain
ly what is expected of Mr.. Greeley. 1t saws:
"Negro suffrage is the sum of all the woes and
misfortunes of the SOUTH" and adds that Gree
ley understands the trouble, and "will no
doubt" remove it, if elected. The Enquirer
then goes on as follows: "There is CLEAN of
hope that his election will give us the means Of
escape from portion of our ills. We can Al
least through him secure the control of the fed
eral offices, and of the army and navy, and these
can all be used for the restoration of the white
race TO power in the south-even in South Caro-
Ina and Louisiana. The superiority of the in
teligence, wealth and blood of the white race
Will make itself felt, and, despite of numbers
the people will recover some portion of their lib
critics and prerogatives."
A New York exchange says: "There is nothalf
as much triumph in the air for the Greeleyites
as the deluded Greeleyite organs shouted over
little while ago, and they begin to realize it. Our
exchanges from all sections tell the same story
of the general distrust of Greeley that is mani
Testing itself. The Buffalo Express affords adj
dtional testimony. 1t SAYS: "This is not con-
fined to any one locality, but the feeling seems
to be general and widespread. A resident Of
Western New York returned yesterday from
three months tour in nearly all the western
states, and his report is instructive. "A month
ago, he says, Greeley stock stood well in the
west, but now it is declining rapidly and there
Is no hope of his carrying single northern
state The same dependency in the Greeley
camp is seen and felt in our midst. One of the
earliest friends of the Cincinnati nominations in
this city admits that Greeley is losing ground
and he declares now that 1t was a nomination
that never ought to have been made This is the
state of feeling that prevails in the opposition
ranks, and it is one which is likely to increase
rather than die out.
The Louisville, KY, Ledger, democratic
crow.eating Greeley organ has the following
encouragement for Greeley Sumner, and our
coored citizens: "When Sumner and Greeley
see all this, as see it they will in November, our
hope is that the scales will fall from their eyes
and they will apprehend that, when our fore
fathers wrote in the declaration of independence
that all men are created equal, they did not
mean 10 include the negro, and if they did that
they didn't understand the facts of the case
Though late in life, yet we have every confidence
that these two pioneers in the work of abolition
will come to realize that their labor has been in
vain; that they cannot elevate the negro to
civilized standard and make him the equal of
the white man in the nober attributes of hui
mainly; that with the realization Of their dream
will disappear the poetic film with which their
imaginatons have invested their dusEy heroi
and at the end they will discover loves labor
LOST that they have followed an igais .JdtUuS.'