The Hickman courier., 1872-10-19
Yvhnt Creel.y Tm.nI.s.

Alr. Greeley said in conversation
lsst week hat if the Liberals woulf
carry either Indisna. Ohio or PeHusyl-
vania tins week, be would be elected
rHE NEw YORK, TRIBUNE, lIIBERAL-)
The Tribune continues TO claim that.
including Indiana, Greeley il sure OF
I7S eIecto,a al votes, and will be success
ful if. in November, he secures six
more electoral votes from the uncertain
States oi New Hampshire. California
Illinois Miuuesota. Mississippi, North
Carolina, Rhode Island and Wisconsin
rnE NEW YORK World, DEMOCRAT
The World feels less hopeful bur
says: The time has come Tor testing
the courage, constancy, party staunch-
ness and fidelity to associates, or 10
express it all IN one word, Tie mamii-
ness Of all true Democrats. This i
no time for auy Democrat, least Of all
Democrats who accepted Sir Greeley
by tie comPuision Of party discipline.
to finch The Liberal Republicans
have acted towards US since the Balti-
more convention with sincerity aud
houor. Mr. Greeley did not make hi>
eesic,n trip of his own volliion. but
It the instance Of the Democratic Ma
,iouaI committed. Ii Is scant and IN
adequate praise 10 say that he acquitted
himself with iaullless prudence. Many
Democrats who supported him before
from mere sense OF party obligation
have supported bin since from new
perception OF his intellectual qualif
catious. ii his nomination at BalIi-
more was i mistake, il was our mistake.
not MS. Ii has borne himself So we'll
since that the parry is as much bound
TO him as it would have been TO the
most thorough going Democrat it could
have put into the field. We cannot
swerye or wavcr now.
From the Brooklyn Eagle and Democrat.
The Brooklyn Eagle and Democrat
says OF Tuesdays election Out Of
one million three hundred thousand
sufFrages cast, the administration will
not have, by Official count, majority
Of 25000 yotesH This statement,
showing the nearly exact balance OF
parties, should moderate the respective
boastiug and depression Of each side. y
GRANT MEN IN NEW YORK.
The Grant men in New York have
been unhappy aud freifal over Indiana
though inconsistency claiming that
that State will 90 Republican in No.
vcmber
The New York Post remarks, rather
uugraciously ''There are q good
many people in Indiana, as politicians,
:, ho do not like the Morton faction.
sad still others who believe that ii is
part Of that corrupt eleAent in our
aational politics which may ii not de-
,iroyed prove our national ruin The /
Post strangely regards Morton as
Iocal issue, and predicts 2 600 lajority +
n Indiana for Grant.
The Cincinnati Commercial, Chicago .
Tribune, St. Louis Repubiicda, aud I
Springfield, (Nass.) Rcpabttcaa, which
nay be considered the four represent
ailve papers of the Liberal movement,
IS also the Courier Jouraal, do not
ialter iu their advocacy of the Greeley
ticket, and think its success in Novem
Der possible if all will continue the
work brayely and in earnest.
THE CONTRARY VIEW.
The entire Grant press, consider the (
victory III November assured. by large
y increased majorities. 1t is reported
that President Grant eseu claims Keu
fuoky-though his leading papers COZ
sede Kentucky, Tennessee, Maryland, !