Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-31

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| Greeley. have Do sympathy With u
4 DISSEMINATION and abuse Of him. | a
J. as indignant athis being called a FIRE
= lover" As President Grants being call,
4 4 ''druuksrd.7 ikn0u him well ADD e
teen him highly. That be has rison I
| force Of his remarkable talents AMI mau
b virtues, from poverty AMI obscuriiy to b
= present distinction reflects no small cred
, both on himself and OF American free IL
: siiturions. do not blame him for h
= aspirations TO the presidency. He mean
TO be. IL elected, an honest as a wise I'd
: Ter. l only lament that he had not bee
content TO look for his honors solely to IN
republican party. As a candidate 70
however high an office at the hands Of IN,
republican party, | would readily hav,
voted for him. | only lament that h
should have sought his honor by lending
his name and influence to the democrati,
party, aud by damaging and endangering
that other party, which he has served so
long aud so we'll Right here let me an.
swer the question-wherc is the democrat
&c party TO be found =? Is it to be found
in the Cincinnati convention, or in the
recent Baltimore convention Z? IL is to
be found in both. 1t is to be found
wherever war is made upon the republic
can PARTY. To call the handful OF repub.
licans represented in the Cincinnati con.
vention, the republican party is absurd.
The hope of that convention was in the
democratic party. Its candidates are
the candidates Of the democratic party
and are to be beaten as such and not as
candidates of the republican party. 4
need say no more of the democrntic rar.
y except to add that patriotism and
ustice, the love of country and the love
II God forbid our voting with it for any /
f its candidates.
We now turn to the republ can party.
1t the time it came into being Consider.
bly, less than twenty years ago) the dem
cratic party was sunk into dead con.
'rvatism and into the basest servant of
&c slave power The wing party be-
lme the basis of the republican party
Notwithstanding it bore too muck resem. :
lance to the democratic party. Happily I
'wever, the whig party allowed itself to a
leavened by the harmful of old uncom. |
'omising aboltionists. In this wise was d
e republican party constituted; aud the /
ndition Of its continued existence and t
wer is that 1t shall continue to be a re. f
rm party. GrandIy did it begin its re- h
rmatoy career. 1t fought for the life il
the nation, and saved it; 1t fought h
ainst the Guilty rebels of the south and ii
more guilty rebels of the north, and a
'quered BOTH it fought against slavery
Killed II; ii fought for the rights of G
black man aud won them. And il 81
all this not only without the help of fo
democratic party, but in the face of 81
determined and unrelenting opposition so
work is not yet done. What is lack. III
IN the civil rights of the black man of
must hasten to supply. | speak not be
e OF social rights. They must take m
OF themselves The laws have moth. gu
10 with them Many other reforms he
urging themselves upon its adoption; an
this, the republicans should have is
lyed the government against the dram. mi
ps. ask not that the government shall
ouse the cause of. Temperance, and wi
ct sumptuary laws;-but | insist that wi
hall be true to itself aud protect per. tn,
and property, whether in doing so it nc
! help or harm the cause of temper- sa,
Q. wi
he hope of the country is in the con. ma
ed ascendency and continued reform sib
y spirit of the republican party-and u''
here be times when on account of its '"'
'Istent refusal to adopt some vital re. in
., we shall feel bound to Withdraw iv,
1t, the withdrawal should ever he pen
the hope that it may be but tempo. EST IS,
' and may not result in loss but in
to the party. M
mother presidential election is at hand vot
ON shall We vote for? In the LIGHT If die
we have said We cannot vote for can. So
ties of the democratic party, however r ,if'
ny they may he. Gran tand Wilson his
my own choice-6rst, because they rise
the candidates of the republican par val
nd the upholders of its righteous LOT
cples and second, because thew are hTa u
and honest men and have especial
MS to our votes. Wilson is eminent. :
friend OF the laboring man and the lima
K man. Ably and faithfully, and for can
: years he has fought their bat fed
and they will rejoice in this owportu. lica
20 vote for him. Admirably qualified the
:. Wilson to take President Grants Secl