New-York tribune., 1872-06-04


ruling the country with an unsheathed sworn NO
believed that I'm war every should do bis best 10.
his country IN the field but when the war is o'of .
the sword sLonld be sheathed. President "ran' n"'
failed to pursue the cOnrae which we nave 20
lieved TO be right. II Is unnecefsary 70 na"e ''o ~
who IN opposition this has used the pen 10 restoe
fraternal feeling and has demanded tbat tne
sword should be sheathed. Gen. Grant, unhke
washington has been aiming for power ana,
contrary TO the Constitution mas m usI .Lp aR and
10 retain power The handwriting n on tns Wall $1,000 h
the people interpret 1t that Gen. Grant has Deen weisn
in the balance and found wanting: Insy to Inc Inc
man man who for 40 years has l,bored in behalf
OF the people have pSen cen LONG long ae me now have
voted with that part, but oT tne s' ws bSvs
years have been disguised WIN lts 1Snanc partS
and found /" that il had corrupted itself within itself
NEW DUTY FOR THE DEMOCRATS
Now another duty devoves upon us. we must taked
step that will tend to purify and that step II offered us
in the nomination Of Horace Greeley Now say et w
unite ani raise our universal cry that we
are for Horace Greeley for President OF the UNI
ted States I believe that there Is no OILY o..s'
Sn oma m 'h hs and M as live in peace prosperity aud
fraternity evermOre." He has no extraordinary wetn
and does office TO increase It, He Is sell sacTl
eing and earnest IN advocating tie claims Of the people
why then should the people indorse lini ttalse
fhe country that the people will hut Horace
Greeley for President OF the United states
SPEECH OF CAPT. CHARLES HENRY.
heard
this evening and nowlyou will hear from an Oldiine
Democrat Politics will have little 10 do with the
ing campaign We will have a fight OF honesty against
thevery The people desire to the ser
wants OF the people, aud not as their masters. am
a working man, and desire 20 speak OF WORKING
man-Horace Greeley. Some years since attended
meeting Of cooperative association forproyidug homes
for workingmen 1t said that house could be had
for, s2o9o. Fiithsye man who was present Sid
said "Bosh!" A house could not De a hsa
home was better for the poor than $4,000 house
on Fifth-ave eyes" I said lit would be very much
ace Greeley then stood up for the workihgman. az nc
has always done: AS for Gen. Grahl w w.
in favor and position David D. Porter while he nsuteo
Farragut that brave old man. Porter never I@oagn, @
when Farragut passed some o. the strongest ioI'nsa
tions that were encountered during 1ne MA Alden Ss
kept under the OF big cotton bale during Az ~
Fnroneap aeet II man is known by the company be
keeps, what sort Of a soldier must Grant De
THE TRUE FRIEND OF THE woRKNGMAN
But let us see what Grant has done for the work
ingmen. Have we ever found him laboring with pen
and voice in their behalf Has he spent his life In the
effort to improve their condition. Is there one solitary
action OF his OF which it can be said he did
it for the benefit Of the workngman without
norti No but what can we say OF Horace Greeley
lie all times by his speech and by his pen urged
the cause OF the labOr1ng working man himself,
he has given his time and his to their improve
ment and has exerted himself 20 better their copdon
and call upon yOu all OF you wornpgmen, VINO can tel
the man by the company he keeps TO vote for and elect
the wOrkingman and friend Of the Torngman ana re;
iect the who has favored men who are NOT ehtea
to the positions in which he seeks to retain them.
SPEECH OF THEODORE L. CONE.
The wonderful indictment Of the present President
of the United by Senator sumner on Friday last
leaves but little to say shall therefore confine myself
to some remarks about the Baltimore Convention The
ewes of the whole country turned toward Baltimore
WI, This ao7 is a
that the Philadelphia Convention will certainly
renominate Grant The ofice-holders VIII assemble
in the Quaker CITY, and mechanically obey the orders
they received from the chief OF Office holders in
Republican party is hopeessly split and an opportunity
is given for the country to recover its e9nstt9ioGa
rights. Whom shall we vote IofI III, lne CiIhoiI Chh
natl Convention has given US platform @ihSa
Democrat can eonscientlousy tupport. migho .b
as well say here that have always been Opposed 20 TIC
political principles Mr.. Greeley. am sOutnerItr,
and was of those who fought with KoDer =. Le9
through the until the last banners went d3mn at
AppomatOx Courthouse; and IL can vote for Greeley
what the south has suffered the present Admins
tration. The didn't end on the part OF le Aunln
erosity 10 a helpless enemy they did not believe In
They not only had the South at their feet.
lett after the desoaon Of the war, they let loose upon
us herdes Of carpetbaggers who nave robbed US unh
almost every state is bankrupt. When these people,
who without character at nome came 70 US WIN
all the authority OF the Administration G az their oacS'
then the iron entered the soul or the SOUTH
THE SOUTH EAGER FOR PEACE.
We Of the South grasp the hand Of peace which Mr..
Greeley extends across the abyss OF war We are
heart and soul for him from the Rio Granee to the
Potomac. We beg of the Democrats OF the North TO
forget party and by the nomination OF Mr.. Greeley,
give the south peace We shall despair II Grant Is
reelected. II you nominate Horace Greeley,y0u VIII SEQ
Swinistrstion trembIes Already the carpet-baggers
are leaving u.s. In the United states Senate what dd
Nree1t Cbef and predicting its downfall Il he be
nominated What will be the consequence II Grant Is
reelected. To what an extent VIII ne carry NE
military system OF managing the civil affairs OF
the nationl Already you see ior the, the nrst net
put in the power Of President TO suspend at MS Will
It the solitary safeguard Of the Liberties on our co %
expires with the session OF the present Con, on
ess IN Du th sG President until next December or until
after the November election This ID the work OF the
pperote remedies Desperate they are, they are
taking desperate measures TO retain power EisNen
dent OF the Southern COnfederaey never expected 10
vote again.
DANGEROUS REsEMBLANcEs TO ROYALTY
Ihave been in the Old World for the past six months,
and have the sbOrng man turning his eyes TO this
free land as the one true Republic in existence When
come home what but the President Of the United
states surrounded with brilliantly uniformed military
sta-one the semblanees OF royalty abroad see him
services they had rendered him. one OF the essences OF
royalty abroad see him bestoNlng ohices upon Tes-
tiyes one OF the sembances OF royalty abroad see
him punishing with mis- Executive power all OF those
whose regard for their country Is above party
one OF the semblances Of loyalty abroad.
With this dangerous Capitalization, this giving
away of offices on account Of personal friendship,
ths suspension Of the habeas corpus act, this forced
nomnation-all these Of royalty abroad All his
torv warns us to beware of the successful soldier
warn you that unless this present Executive IA over
borne we shall have taken long step toward an en-
nre II he is elected then stand from under. God help
him and help the South As have told you, the last
vote cast was for Jefferson Davis say this not 20
believed that did right in so voting but simply because
I wish TO convince you Of my honesty The next time
vete IT viii be for Horace Greeley for President OF the
United States.