The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-07
FOE GREELEY AND BROWN.
What Tennessee CoIored Jour
a.. nalists say of tbs Ticket.

1 t# Qal1SCS say OL TINS 1!ck6C.
The MaryvIlle Republican is the only
paper in the State Controlled and edited
/ by cal0.ed men Tho proprieturs, w
b. Scott. q NO., are natives OF ou section
and understand the interests of their race
more thoroughly than any imported POI
hticai teachers Of the white race that
have been IMPORTED, or have imported
themselves, for the purpose Of adv sing
the coIored people.
T The Repu6ItcaH runs up the names Of
Greeley aud Brown, and in q we'll con-
sidered and welI-WIisten article, sets forth
the reasons that have led to such a course.
] Is article is as follows
After tie most careful mature delibera~
ton, we have concluted to unfurl our
standard, and hoist ut our masthead tie
only candidate for President who repre-
SCENTS the principles tor which vs nave
baJtled since, assuming the editorial con-
troll of this paper--Lhe only candidate
whose platform emOedi5S the wing prIu-
eiples of Peace, reedom ANA Justice
Horace Greeley, the chuice of the Lib.
eTaI Republicans Of he nation, ID no obs
sture perapn.; from the Inyst humble and
luWiy posis on III lie he Has, by I0dOmI-
table energy and perseverauce, attained
honOrnS IN us profession enjoYed by 10
other mau on thls con JIGenG From
Maine to Texas ami FROM the saores OF
the AtIahtio 70 the Pacific, the name OF
the "Fapmer OF ChapF a4ua" Is we'll
kuuGn to every man, woman aud end
Tho can read. gf ..
Ne be iese AIR. Greeley to be an honest,
able ANA true pL DIOL anu puIIautnrOpIsC
His sIupucIty uG manner AMI goodness OF
heart are equuled Uy uis NAIVE AUIlIG,
aud profound scurlasLic ttJ.lntu uts " Z
END rise uIm tor the Presidency as the
Representative. OF tue true prIncI pies OF
Universal freedom and Cne inherent
rgguts vi MAI. Pa. s....ft. E..
We uei=ve him to be tne only man
whose tahsuanIc udue cIu UNITE the
dlstraeuug eictuents VI Tie auCt-aI:nIn-
IstrItIOnisUs. Possibly We might nave
ch"sen differently, Uut perhaps NOT as
wisely. IL IS the principles eUnucia tel
( al LIncInn al when we eudurse, ami with
HORACE Greeley Is the LaauLuOn IL 4
national defender OF those principles, ou5
acceptance OF ms nJmInaLion Is uuavold-
able. y Go not preJeud 10 assert thuJ
he. IS lDt4HiUIe-Dut MS errors OF the
heart have never proven detrimental to
the interest OF u christian people; they
LAN VIC SSAA ~ "a 1LAH " a SGAGiiGC II
to the ple4dInGs OF mercy aad deaf ~ the
ipexurable anu Fcy5u stuI uc.AAuls Of the
partisans.
we nave already gwen % our readers
short sketches VI the Cincinnati JlUkeV,
therefore We wall not reproIucs tus.u
E1w.
/ shall consistently and determined
f advocate the election OF MIR Greeley
a oil
+ OF sectional differences or party aIhlia-
4 non; Believing that the time mas cons
/ wheb the as perIties ana feuds en2endere1
/ by the war should am.cao aud IT.
/ revOcabiy seI5ed, by the legai recugm-
/ tiOI OF tae pOlttIcai anu rengIOus rights
! Of every citizen who has here tUtUre been
| excluded on account OF their particIpa.
J ton 10 the tate rebellion, or because of
! their previous condition IN life
/ Mr. Greeley has Devoted 4 lifetime to
/ disseminatIUn of true Repu blicanIsn, aa-l
I bis present senttaeats are IN no wise IN
! consistent with liS former course. lie
/ has not surrendered an lota OF d Is Re
/ publican principles, but has esJaUlIsned
/ himself on the broad and liberal plat>
/ forsa Of Equal Rights to all
! Universal Suffrage, Universal Freedom
/ Universal Prosperity and Horace Greeley,
/ will be dur ra!Iying cry. We are willing
! to extend the same rights to others thai
I we desire to possess ou selves, aud that
I We now enjoy. IndiFidous distinctions
/ and eBactments only ALLEVIATE the popular
/ heart FROM the Government Ii we de-
! sire Pease, and rcturR Of allegiance Ia
/ the old hag, We must cDnciliate Harsh
aud yIndlctIge measures will never re.
/ kindle the smouldering fires of patroit-
/ ism. If We wound break down the bar
1 rlers to prosperity we must invest ali
classes with the right to life, liberty.
and the puisui5 Of happiness. No pre-
! text should be furnished tor this Repnb-
/ lIs TO bear 4 comparison with Euruuean
/ governments that have ali-u;.ted Iowa,
/ hands and hearts by their dIabolicM and
/ atroeious acts Of pI inscription and blood
she'd A magnarnimlty only half dis
I Played toward former foe Is not worth,
I Of the YiUtor
All tho people who earnestly drsire
the accomplish ment % the good objects
above enumerated, are. called upon TO
tally around the banner Of Greeley aud
Brown.
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