St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-26
Greeley-and- other-graphs.


weeks ago" That's the general com
ment. Republicans don't like the hold
ers.-Portland (Ne.) Press.
MIR. Greeley says: Il am Republic
can ill."''Andy Johnson used TO say to
those who rebuked him for his treach
cry Il am as good Il Republican as
You are" History constantly repeats
itself II Ibany Erening Journal.
Senator Thurman of Ohio claims that
the Democratic party doesn't abandon
its principles" in making Greeley its
standard bearer, and Greeley says he
lis as much of Il Republican as ever
There is where the laugh comes in.
Since the close of the rebellion not
less than hrenty-thrce Thousand persons.
black and white. have been Scourged.
haniShcd. or murdered by the kukluX
KlanS of the South. The victims of
their horrible harbarity have been Re
puhlicans. Not single Democrat has
suffered.
We are led 10y him who first taught
our armies to conquer III the West. and
subsequently i'll the East also. Rich
mond would not come to Ills until we
sent Grant after it, and then it had to
come. He has never vet been defeated.
and never will lie. He will he as great
and successful on the field of politics as
Oh that of arms. Horace GreeIcy.
\ colored man in Ohio said the other
day: Il do not know much. for ! was
slave all my Younger days; hut |
know who my friends and benefactorS
are: the candidates who are supported
10y the Ku-Klux and their apologists
cant get my vote"
Eli Perkins relates Il story of the well
/ known New York physician. DIR. Henry,
Who WAS the other day called upon to
attend Graft Brown. when Graft face
tiou>ly and foolishly remarked, 1T is
ed as To he called to attend Vice Pres
/ ident :" "Oh no." replied the Doctor.
Il attended Vice President C?) Frank
/ Blair III I-ti-. hut yomr case is a goOd
dc0I worSc than his -
/ For months past the common testi
momy of all has declared the South as
peaceful aS Massachusetts. The Ku-
klux organization is known to have
been absolutely abandoned. New y ork
/ Tribune of last Saturday.
All indeed. is that 50 And if 50
under whose administration and under
whose policy has this much desired
state of peace been produced ?-Bcl-
lowS FUIis Times.
"lc>; Gen. Grant has failed To graf
I itN some eager aspirations. and has
thereby incurred some intense hatred.
These do not and will not fail and his
administration will prove at least eq-
uallN vital. We shall hear lamcntation
after lamcutation over his failures from
those whose wish l. father to the
thought: but the American people let
them pass unheedrd Their strong
arm bore him tIiumphantly through the
war and into the White House, and
they still uphold and sustain him they
never failed and never will. Horace
GreeIcg.
The Springfield Republican has per
Z i'll. at H..
paigm. 1t >aNS: In Mr.. Grcclry. if
elected. the country will have an "rigi-
nal and ingl:,mcd Republican. SUI
rounded 10y Republicans of like stamp.
and Democrats who have Yielded full
allegiance to Republican principles
with very small prospect of personal
reward in return" What a laugh this
will rai~r in the rammaml lodges
The Philadelphia Press hits the cen
ter of the target when il SAYS that if all
!, white men who are the prut,.>>cd friends
of the rnlorrd people hut c"mprcllrndcd
the political situation a> well III H. de
, the latter, Greeley stock would not h,
worth to-day one cent on the dollar.
\ New Yorker Just returned from {;
southern tour. SAYS the secret of south
, ern enthusiasm for Greeley l. the con
I lidcnt belief of the people that they
. will get paid for their cmancipatcd
slaves if he is elected. Horace, they
say, Is i'll favor of justice being don,
them. and Justice they understand t,
he the price of their lost chattels.
. The Cincinnati Commercial. the most
influential Liberal Republican iourma
of the West. thinks that Graft Brown,
P estimate in his Yale dinner speech o
. the majoritieS for Greeley and Brow
in Iowa and Illinois is excessive. an,
;. adds "PoSSihly Grant will not carry
= more than three States. nut we srspec
; could he persuaded to become cloquen
III all parts of the country"
t WHICH WILL WIGGLE MIR. Franz
Bird tlattcrs himself that 1000. 900 o
Democrats are converted to Republi
canism on one Pentecostal day. An,
. so probably some others are imaginin.
II that the Democratic party with thei
II Presidential candidate is likely to Civ,
the country il Republican administra
Y ton. because they received him from
the Liberal Republicans. 1t remind