Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-30

IS one county In Mississippi, three hundred
Democrats have signed pledge not to vote iOr
Greeley.
GENERAL HAwLEY consents to the use OF his
name as candidate for Congressnan.AtlarRoi In
Connecticut. Connecticut will honor herself by
his election.
THE Greeley treasury Is said to 10 nearly
bankrupt, and the pIcbald politicians are con
turing up some method whereby tho ghosuy
condition OF their finances may be improved.
Tar Buffalo Republic nnls parallel between
the uuack doctor who Is fool enough to swallow
his own physIc and Farmer Greeley, who at
surdly follows his own advice about going Wos''
Ex.uovrRNoR BluLEn has declared his inton'
ton To withdraw from the democratic ticket :ior
dsleEato.at.Iarge to the constitutional convon
ton, In order that Curtin may be tho only ooall
tiou candidate for that position.
TUE Republicans OF Indiana have deternlned
upon a state demonstration at indianapolis on
the % Of next month, with Secretary Boutwell,
Gen. Butler and other prominent gentlemen as
speakers.
FEARFUL OF losing this state, the coalition
lists have posted large number Of their best ora.
tors for speeches during the ensuing month.
but speeches will not save them. The coalition
Is too palpabIy corrupt to receive the sanction VI
the pcoplo.-AlbGHy ATgu5.
ANadmIror Of HOratlo Seymour having spoken
Of him as 1.-THE idol Of Democracy the New
York Commercial Adrc,iiscr retorts eli we may
Judge by the amount OF brass Horatlo must
possess to support Greeley, II is no oxaggera'
ton to call him a 'braIcn image.
TAG Chicago Inter. Ocean says II. G,'s next
book will be entitled, what l Know About
Falling" The principal chapter will contain
a review Of RIchelleu's famous remark, "theres
no such word as fail, In the trenchant style OF
tho author, commencing thus: You he' you
villain, you lie
TINS Cumberland Valley Journal, published
at Mechaniosburg, Pa, which, following the
lead Of the Philadelphia Prrsy, opposed the cleo.
ton Of General Hartranit, has at last put his
name at the head OF It's columns, aud now ar.
IDENTIFY supports the whole ticket.
THAT was not a bad rctort Of tho anti Greeley
Democrat, who declared that the idea Of his
party aspiring to tho control OF tho Government
aGtor having been conquered by tho RcpublI
cans was not a whit more prePosterOus than Il
Gen. Lee, after surrendoring to Grant In April
1895, had quietly asked to be placed ut the hond
Of tho Union fOrces!
on the day after tho Cincinnati convention a
gentleman VI this city met Mr.. Hendricks anil
asked him what he thought Of tho result. MI
Hendricks reply was u think that tho Democ.
racy have made great TOOLS Of themselves.
Precisely what they all said In this section
Aud they arc saying II now, yicIously. Toledo
Blade.
A PROMINENT JOURNALIST, who at one time
spoke doubtluly of central Ohio, writes from
Miami county, under date Of ~ Inst: The
Greeley wave has roccded almost altogether.
never saw such q change In so short time
The thing appears, from my present standpoint,
Is dead as a doOr.nall. It looks "a though our
party would walk over the COURSE"
GEN. BUTLER addressed an audience Of If.
teen thousand Republicans at Chicago on Mon.
day night, his speech constituting m eloquent
resume Of the history Of the Republican party
since 1850 aud OF tho policy Of Gcneml Grants
administration, special stress being laid upon
the financial policy and Its results In promoting
the general welfare Of the country. Much err
thuslasm was manifested by the audience.
A pEw days ago the New York Tribune made
an attack on Hon. John L. Stevens, Minister to
one Of the South American States, and expressed
anxiety to know whose brother law he Is.
The Augusta (Nle.) Journal supplies the desired
Information as follows: 1--WE will tell tho
Tribune Ho Is tho brothCrIn-llw VI Capt
Thomas Smith, OF this city, the nost conspicuous
Liberal Republican among US Aud we trust
Capt. Smith will DO gratlnoI at the display oI
personal malignity on tho part Of his favorito
organ"
TnE atlantic Tor Ocsber says: "Wtth Prcs-
dent Grant the country has at least an assur-
Rnce OF tranquility. It will not be lifted To u
state Of perfection, but II will Incur no new
peril. The naturalization Of Grant will make
no rash experiments on our finances and our
dangerously expanded currency. Tho publi3
credit will be safe. Tho country will have 30.
curity from foreign wars, hllibusterlng at.
tempts and domestic violence. Tho cOnstllu.
tional Office OF President will remain lntac', to
be used to protect tho public credit and the
treasury from hostile legislation and tho
bOundess Southern claims growing out OF tho
war.
Tug HREGLEYITls have boasted much Of tho
RccCssi n OF Fred HussauTUk, Of Cincinnati
The Cincinnati gazette says: We arc conscious
Of tho legal liability we Incur, and we are pre-.
pared to Justify VI no muIgtcd In u court Of law
for damage to Mr. lIassAurck's character, when
we say that there was bargain with Mr.. Has.
saurcR by which ho agreed to take tho stump
for Grant for the sumol $1,000, which, as wO un.
derstand, was u large abatement from bis asking
price that when the money was not raised
promptly, Mr.. HasslurCk extended tho time Of
payment and that the bargain At last foil through
because the money was not produced to pay him
his price. Not TIL after the Anal failure on tho
part ut his purchasers TO rulso tho money to car,
Fy out the bargain did Mr.. HnslurcE pronounce
for Greeley. The negotiation WAS not IN tcrLus
TO bride q journal. Mr.. HlssauTCk may deny
that as much as no please The character OF
the Transaction was nominuly tn he covered up