New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-09

not for cay politician, mean or the sI %en
who have been known hereto re- a. oi oa
Tor Greeley sure and think IT VIII give 1907. b.
S,ng Sing, July 5, 1872
oNONDAGA FOR GREELEY
A prominent old-line Democrat of Onondaga
County, NJ Y. writes to Liberal Republican friend In
this city
and gladly welcome the time that IA. brought us 10
eether on one common pIat2r' dg net With from the
people at large Is cheering indeed 10 any one VINO mas
te of political tricksers and demagogues the mas Of
the people have, notwithstanding the "lle Py,1,tt
% and that h the nations and prosperity. and
70 bat end they will make any sacrifice uat can be de-
handed dSee dIIikcd that man was Horace Greeley.
An AbolitiOnst the one thing above an Othels Ias
most detested; but to-day see my error there ana 40
knowledge NV mistake, and frankly say the principle Ot
Abolition was noble and grand ~ mas suceeeu.u IL. III
wiped away the blacklist spot on Onr falr lae 50 tha'
issue has passed away and we nave another Win mis-
rule and corruption The people are awake ana Unless
the Grant influence is 700 strong at Baltimore we Wa,
one year from now, have honest man at our national
head / am Internationally not subject Co" but
tout and out" "come what VIII for greeley abd brown
Many leading Democrats in this section nave come out
"aatfooted for Greeley and Brown, WINE oengLs
the Convention action; but aeknqwedge no
TO It, except so far think IL right ana IN nls o
there but one right and that Is 10 ihuor'e
VIEWS OF A BALTIMORE DELEGATE.
The following is one of the many responses
the Hon. Robert b. Roosevelt Is receiving TO MS eVuA'
recently published In THE TRIBUNE:
DEAR SIR Your favor of the 10th OF June Is at hand ana
in response thereto beg leave to say that IN my Juds
men the true for the Democratic party 10 pursuo
is very plain The opportunity is presented for II 70 ria
this country now and forever Of the corrupt autocroy
that now misgoverns II. The people arc desirous on
change Of Administration and return 10 souhg
tutiona government and the responsibility 70 e5ctl1so
that Contamination devOutly" prayed tor, or d. ~
fasten upon country for unlimited time Inc ool
nation of rascas and roges known as Grantls re5ts
with the Democratic party. IL the Democracy VIII us-
charge their duty and at the same time give erect O Ie
voice and wishes of the people they VIII az bainote'
by accamatOn ratfy the acton OF the ClnSluiaii
vention You will then see the people IdIyiinS
nnder the banner OF honest man aRaIhst tiio
ofice-holders with tho banner or the great inePO-
fist and gfttaker of the nineteenth century-ionesV
and principle versus plunderers and party. Nothing
short OF the great emergency when now exists Couu
induce me 10 support Horace Greeley. We nave Deeh
onDosed TO each other since have any recolecu0h o
pocs but with few exceptions the Issues N,Cn III, "a,
vided us have been settled, never TO DC opened WIZ
the great and manifest necessity for the union OF all
highlander and horse-wOrshiper now occupying the
Wbite House existing the more readily support
Horace Greeley the Presidency, and especially Whes
bear IN mind that he has been prominently before INC
public for years. and no man has yet dareu 10
aught against bis honesty, integrity and purify Vi c
aoter The people need To fear an DOnesJ hau.
ON whom Pope did not bestow too exalted an enconluh
when he called HIM "the nOblest work OF Cod SucD,
i'm brief, is my position; and at Baltimore my voice WIN
be for Greeley and good government falthully youio
BugaIo, June q, 1874 GEO. W. OolhAAN'