The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-07-30

poets 10 behold. The calculation il TO
mako Washington the mos; lovely, the
most noble aud grand place to look upon,
as well as to live in, 10 the world.
GEN. nowARD's RETURN
from Arizona is fraught with every hope
Of peceaLle settlement with the Indians
Of the far West 1t is anticipated that
through his mild aud paturaily-phian.
thropc nature, treaty may be CONSUME
mated with them that will BIO lasting and
the ABUSES and causes of the outbrakes OF
the past years eilectuuIy remedied and
removed The President has great cou.
fdence in him, aud will probably cousid.
er iavorably any suggestion from him
looking to their permaucutiuture peace
and happiness.
THE POLITICAL POT
has again commenced to boil with all the
fury attending presidential campuigus.-
Before and since the Baltimore Couveu.
tion, the more intelligent Of the Democ-
racy here, those who make principle the
guide Of their political action, keep alooi
from the Greeley movement; but the po-
liticiaDs are out in full force, aud are
using every means in their power to bring
the Democracy unitedly into line Tor
Greeley. Thus far they have failed
JOHN D. DEFREEs,
the political fraud, who, in 1862, came
from Indiana politically and financially u
bankrupt,is the chief among the Greeley.
ties in this section, and is eudeavoring to
tone down the hot-headed brethren of the
copperhead fraternity, and get them to
swallow the "Anythiug-to-b beat Grant"
pill. His training may be successful, but
it is slow work thus far. They cant 90
Greeley. Who bames them? For who
would not prefer a successful, no 'orable
Toe, to such worn-out political .urncoat
and trickstcr.
1t will be remembered that President
Lincoln, looking with pity on the ncccssi-
ties Of Detrees, made him superintendent
of printing! How well he served the
Government during period Of seven
years, at a salary Of $4,000; mis- estates
here, in Virginia, and Indiana will attest
He Democrat by nature, and by prec.
tice; and at the time Congress displaced
him, out Of about 500 employees at the
Government Office, not more than so of
that number were Republicans. He is a
sorehead and stands high in the Reform
party.
Since adjournment Of the Baltimore
Convention, very strong reactionary
momement has taken place in Penn,yl.
vania and in Maryland. A gentleman
just returned from PENNSYLVANIA s,vs that
the Democrats in some parts of that
State are boiling the nomination af Gree.
ley en- 7'aSSe and joining Democratic
Grant aud Wilson clubs. Another gen.
tleinan from Maryland says they arc do.
ing the same thing in that State, and if
the reaction continues as it has begun.
there is more than an even chance that
Maryland, my Maryland. so long
peeriug out OF the darkness in which she
has been cropping, will give her electoral
WV " Oldbl duu ~ lISOu.
The so.called Liberal Republicans are
not now as jubiiant as they were before
me Baltimore convention They see that
Mr.. Greeley has Dot been able to sell
md deliver the Republican party as easy
IS they had calculated upon and that.
alter all, it may prove true as to their
candidate what Henry the V. said of the
French herald, that
90 The man who once did sell tho lions skin
mic tue beast lived, was killed in bunting him "
Mr.. Sumner still remains IN town and
'ays but little a. to what he intends to
10 IN this campaig IN. He is not for Grant,
'nd' according to "a late issue of Gin
clnnatl paper, he is made to say, by an
interviewing reporter, that he cannot
support Mr. Greeley without deserving
his colored wards that the Democratic
party will control Grecleys admnistra-
'lon' and as the leaders of that party have
already refused 10 support his civil rights
bill, there is nothing to be expected of
them should they come into power but
the prescription Of the negro "
Talking with the editor of the LEADING
Democratic paper OF Florida tonight.
who was delegate to the Baltimore con.
vention he said
Our State will 90 for Greeley if we
can bring into line the colored vote. The
colored men of Florida are tired of car.
pet bag rule and if Sumner would only
endorse the action of the Baltimore con.
vention' we would carry every colored
vote Of the State"
But Sumner does not intend TO risk a
Lifelong reputation for political purity on
the success OF party or class of men
whose antecedents are known to be an.
linguistic to liberal form of Govern.
ment, aud whose aim and design is to de.
grade the rolored man, disfranchisc him,
ana throw him back into the chains OF
slavery.
Charles Sumner will never endorse
Greeley. Respectfully, ST b.
Mr.. GREELEY's BARGAIN WITH DEMO.
GRATIS. The Tribune. speaking for Mr.
ureeley meets every form of the charges
aud insinuatioDs that Mr.. Greeley,
nominations at Cincinnati and Baltimore
grew out of previous arrangements with
leading democrats, with such explicit
statements aud denials az ought TO set IA,
rest forever all that sort Of elec,ioneerin.
,gainst him. No one ever suggested tn,
name Of Horatio Seymour TO Mr.. Creole,
is candidate for any ofli;e on earth
while he never wrote line to Seymour
Or received one from him, or had an,
'ort of message from him respecting any
office Whatever. Mr.. Greeley never offer
I'd any inducement whatever to any per
son to support him for president, at Gin
ciDnat, Baltimore. or elsew here. n,
one was ever authorized or iucited by bin
70 make any bargain, arrangement o.
compact with any one else for any sucI
purpose. Neither Governor Feuton noI
Mr.. Waldo Ilutchius spoke or wrote I,