Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-10-29
GREELEY FROM A SOUTHERN
STAND POINT.
What southern Rebels Hope 60 Accomplish
by GreeIeys EIection-sOme Extracts
that Republicans should Read
and Remember

What Southern Rebels Hope 60 Accomplish
by GreeIeys EIection-some Extracts
that Republicans should Read
aud Remember,
From the Speech Of Ex-Governor Brown, Greelsyite
Nashville Tenn.
REPAYMENT OF THE SOUTH FIR HER
PROPERTY AND SLAVES.
81 do not care what Greeley has
said in the past against the South
and it's Institutions. II is enough for
me TO know that now he is ia favor
of restoring her to her pristine rights
GREELEY, IF ELECTED, WILL PAY THE
Losses OF THE SOUTH.
From speech OF Hon. =, j. Gollsday, NJ. c., from
Nashville, at the same meeting.
Greeley, at the outset of the war.
was in favor of letting The waywaro
sisters 90 in peace, aud afterward
went single handed and alone to meet
our mi-sioners in Canada, To
Ereat for peace Not "a Democrat in
the North dared @ with him or mar
nest any d,.ire 20 go. He VdS then
IN faUor Of p1ying the South far their
SidUeS, ana l betieUe he Is still"
"THE OLD REBEL YELL" REVIVED.
From the speech Of E. J. Ellis, Greeley stump Orator
at Moore, La.
"Twelve millions OF people would
hail, as the lover halls the dawn of
the first smile, the fash of the first
brave sword drawn for veng eance
and liberty. | know what is SWELL
ing in every heart, that if we could
90 forth into the tented field again,
and align ourselves in battle array
and in one brave conflict determine
our veal or woe, and whether our
selves, our wives and children, should
be slaves for all time TO come, how
gladly would we dare the issue. 1t
would be either death or glorious VIC
tory"
OF that resolution of the Cipcin-
natl and Baltimore platforms which
declares that it's subscribers "remem-
Der with gratitude the heroism and
sacrifices of the soldiers and sailors
of the Republic" tho Quitman (Ga. }
Banner, which supports the Greeley
NOV ement, has this to say;
"The atrocities of the Northern
soldiers are still too fresh in our
memory; the scars on our hearts are
not yet erased; the names Of Chicka-
manga and Emira still suffuse the
eyes with tears and the heart with
terrible thoughts OF vengeance"
GREELEY WILL DO THE BIDDING OF THE
DEMOCRACY.
From the speech Of Hon. Jap'es Book of KY Greeley
Stump Orator.
"Should Greeley, if elected, at
tempt TO be dishonOrablc or endeay-
OF to enact any obnoxious principles
OF Radicalism,a Democratic Congress,
that was certain 10 be chosen wit
him would hcdge him in and render
his Efforts harmless; and that lChen Il
,odS necessary 10 secure such iegisia
ton rs the Democracy deemed C,se, they
COud demand Of and compel Mr. Gree
lty 10 ytetd dcqaleSceAce
uREELEY = OWN TESTIMONY AS To TUE
KU.KLUX SPIRIT IN THE SOUTH
From ii. Gs Memphs Letter to the Tribune
The RepuDncans uHlioi mly testi-
Is tDat there WAS AN ORG AIMED AND
ARMED CONSPIRACY whereby tney ,ahG
especially the blacks, were do erred
from voting-that offcuDg to vote
would have cost them their lives =
that the Democrats were determined
to carry the State for Seymour, auG
did carry II, by SYSTEMATIC TERRI OR d,
Ism against which the poor ana mum
bio durrL not contend. = Now,
the Ku,Klax organ q ,ion may be
active in TINS LOCALITY And dprmln
in that-may seem dead to day AND
BE REVIv ED + .M,RR w-BUI rHE KU
KLUX SPIRIT STILL LIVES AT TIES UIH
AND Is VERY + lRMIDABLE"
CONDITION THE sUUTH IN THE EVENT
OF GREELEY ELECTION.
From the regular North Carolina Correspondence 81
the New York Tribune, Greeley's own orgaa.l
The Democrats of the South if
Horace Greeley is elected, will be the
worst set OF disappointed men you
ever saw. don't believe Mr. Gree
ley has sold out to them as they
thinkhe has, and there's sure to be a
fight unless these seces sionists down
here are allowed to manage him.
You don't and can't knOl0 them as zoe
do; but mind what l tell you, this
lCh0le country lCH be OUerrun lCith Ku-
KLur ,Uithin three months after Gree
ley'S Inauguration. Then, If he under
takes to Suppress disorder hereU be
such a holCL as THIS country neUer
heard"
RE ENsLAVEMENT OF THE NEGROES.
From the Chicago Tribune Local Greeley Organ
"ReceDt events which have trans
eired in North Carolina, in connect
ion With the state campaign and
election, are already beginning to
suggest the question whether the po'
litical power welded by the negro ell
ement in the South is not a serious
menace to Republican institutions. y
lFrem the New York Express, Greeley organ owned
ty Hon. james Brooks, Member OF Congress and
Supporter ofGreelsyl
The power which a few white
Federal overseers in the South, anC
the terror with which the negro
leagues inspire, tOould seem to contro
rert the dRti-SIaUery aUermeat that tht
negro ioas born to be free-that is, to
be free man, IS white men are tree
The Democrats of the North and
West now recognize the absolut,
| freedom of the ex-slave-and b.,
equality with them before the law
and they wish now TO see him th ell
equal aud not the slave of others-bul
" hen they see a ichOle race pottnJ one
lody, and that mainly through terror
they must often feel that tue negro
himself loves slavery better than tree
dOm. We would wish nowto share
our freedom and cur equality with
that negro, but be won't be tree snC
ne won't be our equal, and hence IN,
re-aTising of this old discussion
whether the negro was really b0rI