The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-10-03
Condition Of tBfe South in tho Event
of GtreeEey's Election.

From the Regular North Carolina cor. espondenco
N. =. Tribune Of the Greeleys own organ.1
The Democrats of the South, if Hor-
ace Greeley is elected, will be the worst
disappointed set ofmen you ever saw.
| don't think Dir. Greeley has sold out
to them as they think he has, and there s
sure to be fight unless these secession
lists down here are allowed to manage
him. You don't and cant know them
as we do; but mind what [ tell you, this
whole country will be oyerr1n with Ku-
Greeley S Inauguration. Then, if he I'M
dertakes to SUPPRESS disorder, there ]
be such howl as the country never
heard"
Re ENsLAyEMENT OF THE NEGROES.
From the Chicago Tribune, local Greeley organ.l
Recent events which have transpired
in North Carolina, in connection with
the State campaign and election, are
already beginning to suggest the cues,
tian whether the political power welded
by the negro element in the South is
not serious menace to American Insti-
tutiong.
From the Speech of Gen. Hodge, Greeley stump
| orator at Louisville, Ky, Aug. I'd
| have devoted lifetime to the prin-
cipes Of the Democratic party. I have
grown gray in the advocacy of those
principles, and each year the conviction
has grown deeper that its fundamental
| principles are the true foundation stones
| Of this Government. | have seen upon
| the battle field thousands throw away
| their lives in defense of these principles.
| The graves of the gallant Southern
dead who sleep upon every hillside in
| the South, over whose graves the night
| winds sigh, are reminders to Lee of the
| love for these principles which still lin
ger in my heart. The second passage
in Mr.. Greeley letter means that John
&c. Breckenridge and other chivalrous sons
| Of the south shall be restored to their
former positions Of power and influence.
Not only will Greeley not forget who
who has helped him to position, but
pledges-direct pledges-haye been given
to US by him that we shall not be forgotten
in case of success.
from the speech Of Col. u c. breckenridge at tn
above named meeing.I
"Our part of this bargain is to give
the Liberal Republicans our votes, il
order to succeed in the undertaking
Their part Of the bargain is to restort
to power the now DISTINGUISHED sons O
of the South, to drive out of the TEN
pie these vandals and thieves, and t.
restore you, Democrats to their positions
| from the New York EcrdId's Interview with Gov
| ernor Whyte, of Maryland, August IL
Reporter-How do you take, Cover
nor, that passage of Senator Sumner
letter where he says that the Democrat
have been converted to RepubIicanism
Governor-So far from the Democrat
abandoning their principles. or. indeed
abandoning their party name, conside
that as party in its solidarity-to US
Kossuth's expression-it has taken Gree
ley and Cincinnati platform for temper
airy purposes. Having changed thu
present Administration, and embarkini
upon new one with principles in 81
great degree similar to the LIBERIA
Republicans, the Democratic party, will
its 5000, 900 Of voters viii be the poWe
in the land herefter.
From Lyman Trumball's speech at Dixon. Illinois
eve should forgive the south. AM
J not go bowling round about Anderson
vile. ;"