The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-07-30
GREELEY AND BROWN.
The Bail Gathering AS 1t Rolls.
THE ENTHUSIASM INCREASING.

Efeen county, WIS, numbers one
hundred and twenty four Republicans
in IFS Greeley club.
Ten Of the old Senators under Lin
coin are enthusiastic supporters of
Greeley and Brown
4 The Weyauwcga Times, a Wisconsin
paper, takes down the Grant ticket and
hoists that Of Greeley and Brown.
Forney says that Cameron las helped
to steal half million dollars from
Pennsylvania, and yet Cameron is sup
ported by Grant.
Ex Governor Salisbury says that
mot five Democrats in all Delaware but
that will cheerfullv fall in with the
Greeley movement"
"rhe only hope we NOW have" writes
Senator Morton to friend, sis in pre-
venting Democrats from voting for
Greeley" Nothing except Greeley S
death can prevent them.
The Hartford Times says: "One
thing may be regarded as certain: Con-
necticuts majority for Greeley and
Brown will he larger than she has given
to any candidate for many years"
Mr.. A. r. Stewart, of New York, sen,
his check for $4,000 to Hon. Ethan
Allen on Saturday last, and authorized
him to draw for $4,000 more, if nee.
essary, to all in the election of Greeley
and Brown.
At Wabash, Indiana, one hundred
and thirty five men who, voted for Grant
and Colfax announce through the pa
pers that they will vote for Greeley and
Brown. 81 -
SAYS the Detroit Free Press "Fol
every army general who supports Grant
YOU can find two who thinks as Joe
Hooker thinks, What brains he ha:
comes off with his boots
The Hartford Times says that vot'
taken one day last week among the mel
in the Western railroad shops atSpring
/. field, resulted in just three votes fo
Grant-all the rest for Greeley, ant
there are about 800 workmen in tht
shops.
A Greeley ratification meeting was
held 2. ithaca, Tompkins county, N. Y.
on Monday evening, at which abou
fifty old Republicans and Democrat
acted as vice presidents, The meetin!
was large and enthusiastic. Tompkin
county promises to be the banner coun
ty Of the State for Greeley.
The Grant papers are making a grea
to.do over the speech of Secretary De
lano at asmeeting of negroes at Alex
andra, Virginia, on Thursday night :
The meeting was ridiculous affair, ant
Delano, while addressing his black audi
ence, several times lost his temper whel
the little boys in the audience hurrahec
for Greeley.
The Democratic press of New Jer
sey comes forward in an unbroken col
umn to the support of Greeley an,
Brown. The Trenton True Americas
comes out frankly, as does the Newarl
Register and the Newark Journal Th,
New Brunswick Times, Elizabeth Her
aid, Somerset Messenger, Sussex Her
aid, Hoboken Democrat, jersey Cit
Herald, American Standard Mount Hol
ly Herald, Paterson Guardian, Rahwa,
Democrat, and the Orange Chronicle
are all outspoken, and are unanimous
in declaring the nomination the people
choice, and hence worthy of the sup
port of all.
Says the Philadelphis Age: "Greele,
is now charged with making secre
bargain with the great mass of the peo
pie, to nominate him in spite of The pol
iticians. A Radical paper, the Bing
hampton Republican, was under tn
bed at the time, and heard the Who'll
plot. We confess ourselves not deep
| ly impressed with the story. We hav
heard, however, automatically. how Gen
eral us. Grant bargained for the Pres
fidency and asked for at least two terms
before he declared himself a Republ
can And now decent Republicans re
fuse to be bound by the bargaih.n