New-York tribune., 1872-07-15

Greeley say that both OF you beat yourselves for to
make Grant beat Greeley or Greeley Grant 70 Dd9rse
your dishonor and TO give your bancton
TO the wrongs done by both .
don't believe haI wnat sumner says OF 6ranu % OF hlo h
fore would the witness who II he tells the truth be-
But admitting Grant to be what Sumner says Stanton
Of him, Is Greeley any hitter to govern this nation
OF the Constitution And to the myrmidons. Grants
swarm is full and Greeley Is hungry, very hungry, and
il NAV take an the blood left In our veins TO satate them
know the Worst OF Grant Greeley Is untred and
choose the ills suffer rather than TO ny TO those
know not o. And Grant 3e eleG,ed m & ny our absence
now that he ia clear OF the s. g. B. ss ana Greeley VIII
be mainly guided by one ecea ot sSe and what il he
is not If he be elected, every Coniederate VINO
goes for him will Ike Fastan mation kn1w etS Viii we
Southern cOnfederates, who stand Ialtni i air
faithess." have to witness Every so craven's
crumb They have been entirely and utterly suOuuou,
They have taken test oahs have begged lor
clubbing them traitors They WI say ne "ss ~ xoy 10
enough for to vote for he b not too bad Tor US 70
take office from We choose the lesser evil" IS the uc
mOraization OF Grants administration worse tnan Ll
would seem at least TO be Behold the spectacle Con-
federates kneelng the Cincinnati platform or pros
be ey defend
vision from that narrowing sight Reign, GrsatI fan @
pant, unhonored dlstrusted, forever, without my
it. ifo'' awe we vote vote for neither then neither
viii tempt us to bow 30 low as to beg for Office
from the invaders OF the constitution and Qur country
There Il another spectacle would avoid Aye, even the
defeat OF Greeley What he shall be elected Ihose
confederates who will have committed themselves and
all that hold dear and sacred VIII nave aohe "a IN
vain, and gotten no pay! That will be their saddest
catastrophe What a bye-word and Kissing and scorn
they will have become on all sldesl IDat VIII nu.o
driven the last nail the collins OF the confederate
dead who have cons and will prick the bones OF those
who are buried earth with nothing bur their martial
cloaks around them" The "lesser eyis" had better,
then, be cautious before they are committed
Commenting upon position Of Coy Wise, The Louis
uilie C0urierJOurndi says:
The malienants are coming together from all the four
quarters OF the political compass. Henry ~ Wise joins
Robert Toombs in preferring Grant and the party OF hate
to Greeley and the party OF peace How natural we
believe In the doctrine Of affinity ana in Morton and
Toombs i'm Wendell Phillips Henry A. Wise, we mud
the most perfect simtudes After much wandering ana
Happy day. AuspioiOus circumstance! During thlrd
Of century the South has been msrepresened Dy 5uc
leaders as Wise and Toombs They are really brilliant
men in their way-fu OF audacty and enterprise IRE
pressble eccentrcs, who dazzle where they ran 10 con-
vince. They belong TO type most singular, most
home in his idiosyncratc passion. Edwin Booth has
dreamy abstract cast Of mind and makes the greatest
Of Hamets. Joseph Jefferson has sweet generous
charitable nature. and wedges his own beautiful Ghlld
like persOnality-not unmxed with chidlke shrewdness
and mother wt-into the rendering OF Rip Van Wnkle
So with Wise and ToOmbs, each III his way; they are
characteristic in their political impersonaions. To them
1t as professional "stars." While "chyalry" " was the
and key note of the SOuth-he offspring OF maWk-
ish, provincial sentimentay which the practical rea-
ties OF the war knocked into cooked hat-they made
their lives perpetual tourney They dd not consider
practical questions, about them In their search
after the sensational In this they did Infinite dam
age their feowctizens whom they were able to mis-
represent by Of their snowy and ns0nt swagger
and not by Of any actual reflection OF the wants
the wishes the common OF the Southern people
Both have done their feOwman, their PERIOD ana their
section mitess harm and it is circumstance of good
omen that they for Grant and not for Greeley Their
present attitude is meant like all their previous at
tudes for sensation. Good! It is no longer at the
cost of the South. The Radicals have now taste OF
them, and-ust as copper Blant0n Duncan-are we
rejOced to find that we rid of Wise and Toombs We
do not question their right TO We say simply God
speed them IN their going There Is hope for the SOuh
there is hope for Lberasm-with Wise and T0Ombs
on the other side. Lift up your hears-rejoce the
day has come " when fools and madmen, aud the enc
mics OF Israel, have conspired against u.s.