New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-25
ECHOES FROM THE STUMP.
THE PARTY OF CONSTITUTIONAL LIBERTY AN


Co.. WarTaom before he Fogrh Dsa Gres'y and Brown ciao
or Nar-Ore1as.
! ask you to say that you will no longer
affiliate with what Is known az the Grant Republican
party appiause but detach yourselves from that or
snizauOn and be the nucleus for the organization OF
Ireat poltcal party numbering IN lts RANKS az must
people who favorable to constitutional liberty ana
constitutional government lapplausel party which
wal bury beneath the rocks and rubbish or the cohyul
aOns or the last few years all the animOsites ana
passions engendered by them party whch VIII secure
10 every etlzen the new rights or privileges uat nav
been conferred upon him, ana Wlon W4i az lle same
them the lights or privileges heretofore enjoyed. which
Will remove the political disabilities ana rehaOiltate
plause.l A party winch viii secure 20 tine National
Government honest, efficient, non-partsan admins
account OF their fitness and capacity and
integrity, and not because they can be efficient
10 the cmcftain OF political organization. ZAP
plause. party which VIII secure 10 the respective
and instead of parayZiug and destroying their govern
ments TIE reserve power and authority OF the National
niasc oorfv VIicn viii make no discr,minatjOn on
acc0unI Of the color OF individual nor ON az
count Of wrongful or mistaken political acts I'D me past
put which Will combine an THESE peope mo "ne 80.
organization with other distinctive epithct than tnat
OF an American ctzen-tls Is the party Jla ash you
70 declare yourselves in sympathy VIII 5ns y t5
party organization that we formed ON the hrst day on
Nay, 1872 in the city OF Cincinnati ana lms Is the
organization which presents 10 the Ameean people tne
name OF Horace Greeley lappiause Of New-Iork Tor
President and BENJAMIN Graft OF Missouri for
plause.l
THE REIGN OF THE OLD WHITE lite. Hat 5.. ~,
6ff jams Sets az q erfeig AZ ~ ~ az '' .' -U'
Stanton was right. This sOldler-mdn OF
America viii do Tor President; ~ tine people are
going 10 try OF the best wOrkingnen OF Amer
his life except one and that when he tried 20 make
a Republican President out OF a pig-headeu soluler
The supremacy OF the civil over the military authority
a plank the Liberal platform. There is SAD sig
nicance in the fact that this plank las 70 DE inserted IN
has 10 be reestabished as living prncDle IN Amer
lea. -Four years more Of T. s. Grant VIII establish the
supremacy OF the military over the civil auJhOIlty as
permanent principle in TINS country. The Government
Just is anomaly, OF, as friend OF nine say
balf mllitary-a cross between the swindler and
Inc trooper. since the day of Old King cOie that
household as the in Washington now. west Point
cadets with commissions in their pockets are presden
tial ckevs and generals OF the United states army
ana fanner This rova men, esrie will all disappear when
Greeley comes. The sight of the old white hat quietly
crossing the threshold viii put the whole military array
IN instant firbt The White House viii resume again
old time character and become the dgnlued residence
Ia P uaTda GTeeiev viii send fhe soldiers 10 do SOL
diers' work. and the work Of ackeys and ushers IN
Washington and baIll1ls ana detectives an tle SOUTH
The bavoners viii be reegatp 10 the Rocky Mountains
10 watch INDIANS and protect settlers instead of watch
NC Southern Democrats and protecting carpet bag
GREELEY AND GRANT As REPUBLIC ANS.
C1sstus ". clay. Lexington, KU., Jne o.
Now, YOU have been told that Greeley was
Democrat and Grant your friend. Let us see now
rhat s When 10 was safe TO speak in your favor u
the North when men were mohDed Tor IL ID BOSTON Ju'
New-Y0rI because they Abotionists then Love
ov was put 10 death down There close 90 Grant place.
aud others were mobbed ana hung here and there bu
aid Grant say ANYTHING Tor You! DID De speak out TOT
Loveiuy. OF Garrison Tappan Not WOrdi nut ora
Horace Greeley was not afraid 20 sneak. ana le dld
speak. Let look little further on ana HOOK c4os ~
FOR this is "A most important election; All JAe parties
are disOrgauiZing, q change is imminent, ana you
must mistakes IN the new departure
YOU are about 10 take. When the most OF
rs held that the States could hold slaves Just - heY
could hold any other propertyi tnat When a ave
holder carried You tree state he could own
YOU STILL lust ne could own horse. then Horace
greeley Is well as myself held that the STAKE laws
were ONLY local and that according 10 the Constitution
all who under tie American nag were nee so soon
a. rbeC assed the borders Of Tree state. But Grant
never said a word for Won then. And when Fremont
when voted for HIN and Horace Greeley voted for
| hlm Grant voted for Buchanan. Grant was a Demo-
crat then. Just be IS now YET they VIII zen you io
distrust me because 1 was "a Democrat and Horace
Greeley was "A Democrat; but when they say such
Things about me merely say IL the blunt, honest tones
of Old Horace You ie you lie you lie, you VILLAIN .'