The New York herald., 1872-08-10
How the Star i'm the East is
Rising.
Anti -Cre'eleyites on North
Carolina
EFFORTS OF THE ORATORS.
Senator DO0little Transformed Into
Perfect Machiavelli.


residential turnout has been regarded with q
great deal OF interest by all parties ever since our
political or partisan system was organized 1t has
been looked upon as the precursor, the pioneer
the leading "Star In the East which will point the
way for other States to follow in the grand crisis
and general crash OF the coming November Hence
IL ID That Maine above all other States not except
ing the "Old Tar Statc"-North Carolina-is at this
moment an object Of intense interest to politicians
all over the country. The
ACTUAL RESULT IN NORTH CAROLINA
has had damaging effect among the democratic
leaders In this State. The high.sounding claim OF
leooo majority for the democratic candidate fol
Governor gave an immense impetus to the great
tidal wave that was surgng on In favor of Horace
Greeley. But now that that majority is reduced tC
sum total on the other side the anti-Greeley
people are inspired with fresh hopes and break
water is erected which, II it be not "fenced up tc
heaven" is, nevertheless, sufficient to stay the
progress OF that great "wave" ere the heights of
Mount Desert or the rocky cliffs of old Monadnock
are submerged.
THE PEOPLE OF MAINE
are to borrow the words OF the Prophet Moses, O
"stin-necked " race. When they get an idea into
their heads it is there planted as sodly as the
granite blocks Of the New York City Post Oflce,
which, by the way, are quarried In this State. 1t
was terrible lob to eradicate the old Jacksonian
democratic sentiment which prevailed up to the
time when the State went
For Governor Kent
Tippccanoe and Tyler, too
Aud to this day, unlike the sturdy Dutchmen of
Berks county, Pennsylvania, who still vote for the
Hero OF New Orleans, they almost cease to remem-
Der that there ever lived such man as General
Jackson, or that his principles were at one time
tner t,,o deality OF republican and democratic per-
have stuck to the later republican party, and par
tcularly to that
WISE AND sALuTARY MEASURE
uor lnebriates), the Maine Liquor law This law Is
eotl loved and deprecated by all parties in this
state. Athough generally opposed by the demo.
crats, VINO 1avor reasonable license system, yet
.hey dare not as a party go before the people and
make On issue for Its adjustment. However OBJ
@ waved into sss sysis% Nsjas Gs'asS an1 ana
s1cn as has been in the career of the
''model woodchopper OF Chappaqua.n, Careful and
candidate for Governor dion &. P. KimbaD is, the
repeat Of the Maine Liquor law is not among the
views in regard to Its modification. NO doubt this
law acts adversely TO the interests OF large class
OF Aeep b ds IL ane ae
possibly, lazy branches OF population: No party, /
repeat; can go before the people Of Maine and
a parties parties in Their f TT beeve e that sn the
law is tyrannical and abominable and only suitable
for the feuda ages, If any feuda age was ever fool
enough to "Rob poor man OF his beer"
POPULAR AS GREELEY 49,
there are plenty OF people here who do not regard
him as a molten image before which they must
PROSTATE themselves end worship. The democrats
about the crow as q diet, they do not 'hanker
after him." There is therefore, no particular neces
State Sta az ana eXhort democrats to stand % by the nomi
nations Of their National Convention. They will do
so almost en- nadsse. 1t is only among the
wAvERING REPUBLICANS
where converts to the Greeley standard are to be
made, and what prospect there is for success In
that respect cannot he better Illustrated than by
my giving brief rcpOrt of a few Interviews have
already had among the people.
now THE PEOPLE TALK.
''NcighbOr how are things looking about heref"
''What tingsrn (Remember we are in Yankee
land, where people answer one question by asking
"Politics and such things"
"Well, as to that matter, we are oil going to
stick to Gran an, ABOUT here egon OF kennebeck'
ANOTHER NElGnBoR, INrERPosINd:-
"Not by darned sight"
"What are your views my friend!"
"My viewsY / don't know what you mean by
views but I'll tell you what calculate on, and
only paguey fools who don't think so. Some OF
our fellows have
GOT TAPEwoRMs IN THEIR sroMAcHs
and are all the time talking to DR.. Edward Mason
In Portland about their trouble. But 1t isn't physic
they want. They require TO be dosed with sound
which Is standing by regular nominations That's
what's the matter. Old Greeley got the regular
democratic nomination at Baltimore, and am
going to stick to him, by ginger!"
At This moment a venerable looking individual,
with slin, stand-up shirt collar and Revolution
ary crayat, addressing the last speaker eaculated-
'YOung man, are you Christiany"
"No, old hoss I'm umberman."
"ceasc ihis levity. ask you as Christian can
YOU vote for the man who is on the ticket with Mr..
Greeley for Vice President ~
"who-Gratz Brown Why notS"
fa Id N n n m
Blair family"
ri don't know anything about his being an In
1del, but ] thought he belonged to the Brown
family, maybe the family OF old Possawatame
John Brown. whose soul Is supposed TO be still
marching on"
old soul is at last at rest. Let us have peace. said
General Grant, and the soul Of the sainted John
Brown was the first recruit"
A. this juncture the train-we had been standing
on the platform-mOved on, and the residue Of the
conversation was lost to the ears OF your corre-
spondent
Although the forces OF the contending parties are
moving into line 1t is difficult to arouse much en-
thusasm on either side.
SENATOR DO0IITTLE
is here laboring hard for Greeley, and addressed
highly respectape audience in this place last night
taking for his theme the old party issues. Those
old issues are well nigh played out" The people
want their thoughts turned into modern channels,
and are ready to allow the "tapeworm democracy
TO feed upon its own vitas. The rallying, vigorous
Young men Of the Pine Tree State believe In the
CHARLEY KIMBALL PHILOSOPHY:
TO wit, "let the dead past bury Its dead. Our
mission is the present and our object glorious
future.r
senator Doottle talks to the good people of Gar
diner tonight.
The republicans are bringing out their
BIG, GUNS.
Governor Noyes cog noise'D OF Ohio, addresses
the people of Bangor y0-night, and fiscal Secretary
senator wilson viii shorty enter upon the stage
The inquiry ID generally made among republicans:-
'wHpus BEN BUTIERyn
vkut
| doubt about ths loyalty OF the redoubtable Ben
! jamn
| Urgent appeals have been made by the Demo
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| GENERAL N. 7. BANKS