New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-06

started with nothing but industry and a character" An
Syery a@y occurrence IN all parts 81 the country AZ
worthy Of grave consideration in determining who shall
Picon has touched" There is nothing peculiar in this
In the ordinary dealings OF business e. no doubt Mr.
Greeley Is honest he viii neither cheat nor pick yonr
pocket But In his political management ne has been and
continues 70 be far from upright, substituting low ex-
compromser Henry Clay, living aud dying. was alike
his idol and model He does not find difficult % be-
lieye that the end sanctaes the means To adhere 10
fixed principle OF right, what may he regards a.
fanaticsm; 70 sacrifice 1t for present atainable al.
vantage Ia his opinion craftsmanship. In the treat
OF public affairs he Is unreliable and without via
ion or judgment The latest exhibition OF his spper
ness Is seen in bis high Protection dodge at Cincinnati IN
reconcile Free Traders TO his nomination. He seems
to be quite destitute Of moral sensiby, and when
easion fayors can easily be dnped He secs good
reason why fire and guDpowder should always remain
at variance, or why light and darkness should never
coaesce. II Is only for Southern dsoyaty 10 put
the guse OF patriotism to be accepted proof
pentanee and regeneration. The Adversary, when
suspected, but II viii be Christian act to shake hands
WItn nun, WheIher over a bloody chasm' or the bot
tomless pit! His camor for Universal Amnesty and for
total oblivion Of the and consequences OF the
late dreadful war; is directly IN the interest Of another
southern reDe0n and should ne ne our next President
he has repeatedly proclaimed his belief In the right Of
secession 4 agreed upon by controlling sectional
as TO what may transpre under his administration.
NEGRO VIOLENCE IN THE SOUTH UNSUITABLE.
There need be adduced for greater dstrust
stronger condemnation than found In the fact that the
great body of Southern whes-loya in form by
sity not choiceare eager for his while large
proportion OF the Southern freedmen trembling in
fear OF IT.; for they instinctyely perceive what viii
be the sad consequences TO themselves. Ihey
may not, indeed, be again reduced 70 bondage;
but short OF this there will be little regard paid to their
personal or political rights For this reason it Is that
they are feeling alarmed and indignant at the stu.
pidy perhdy OF any OF their number in voting for
the Greeley ticket; and well may a wide margin OF
allowance be made for them, If in any case
they have attempted to prevent prevent d tns "
not to strike down freedom OF choice, but To
save themselves from cruel betrayal. You can shed
light their pathway for they have much clearer
vision than your own, and practical knowledge OF
men and things around them that you do not possess
Talk TO them In dsparagement OF President Grant,
tell them not OF the superior virtues OF Mr. Greeley!
As a matter Of common sense and ordinary pruCence.
they only ask-they need only ask-On which side are
their despsers and prosecutors raying kuhnxes and
all, TO to the sensible conclusion that their safety
lies in an opposite direction. Yet II Is Charles sumner
who Is exertng all his powers 10 persuade them 10 the
contrary BY what witchcraft has this been brought
abOuti
n madness Of tseourap