The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-20
POLITICAL NOTES.

81 20. h. f.r
"A new reading of Shakespeare, apropos
of the Lbrep ticket: Grabbed youth
and age can not live together. "-Mssow,
Democrat.
Lyman Trumbulli is working purely in
the interest Of reform. lie is setting up the
Illinois Legislature to reflect himself to the
Senate. Toledo Blade. lgs, 4tf'Ha. .,at.
i - In the days of Andrew johnson, Mr..
Greeley said to certain Republican friends
| Of that misguided individual. Break
down, if you can, the party which has SO
long honored and fed you. but spare it
your ffth-rib stabs and Judas kissesv'
Horace, take some of that in yours now
4 Ohio State Journal. VI ri .ap.aH
The Cincinnati Commercial thinks that,
"boiled down and SKINNED off" the Ma
CARA business was in all respects honorable
to II. G.. And that's just The way a ma
Jority of his supporters regard I'll. G.. HIM
self--to be acceptable at all it is necessary
that he be boiled down and skinned off,"
| Commercial Advertiser. al.Iued d bsahaiBet !.
Iio That's just what allied Andy on the
'4th Of March, 1866. lie took ',,stimulant
for temporary relief" and half an hour
Iioi CailcI ny was tiiuinpiIlS ltuc flE'ITtSl
dents desk, and telling Chase and Seward
and the rest, of the people that he was a
plebeian, and that he thanked God for it.
Gratz was there and heard the speech. Ms
Sou,i Democrat. Z - e-fkst
Senator Wilson mentions, among the
cheering facts which came under his obser-
yation during his recent cumpaign tour in
the West. that the vast majority of the
young men Of that section are Republicans.
This observation is equally apparent among
the rural districts Of New, England. The
young men who served in the Union armies
are almost unit for Grant, har ,5.p ii,
Senator SKINNER says one thing more is
needed to complete the work of emancipa-
tion-thc "Civil Rights Bill" Does he
expect the Democratic party, in the event
of their coming into power, to pass such
law !? The Senator's of that party have
heretofore voted against the measure while
Republican Senator'S have always been it's
friends. If such law is enacted it will
be over the votes Of those whom Mr.. Sum
ner now associates with, and by the votes
of those for whom he now has no words
but those Of Remuneration. Ecenmg Cour-
Ter, Neaoah. s.3..i si. la 81. t.'.g a,n i
The Chicago Times says very pertinent
ly:sn'I Fred Douglass says the reason he
can't vote for Greeley is, that he should not
know lohich Greeley he, was voting for.
The case is much the same with many
Democrats. They eau not find out wheth-
eF they would be voting for Mr.. Voorhees,
Democratic Greeley, or Mr., Trumbulls
ant-Democratc Greeley, or Mr.. Ben.
HIPS right-of-seeession Greeley, or Mr..
Summers miscegenation- force Greeley,
or Mr.. Greeley's Greeley Of this year, last
year or some other year. The trouble
seems to consist in too great number Of
sGreeleys.n b d,args sr ao
Mr.. Sumner, thinks the Republican
party is mad, and the Republican party
knows that Mr.. Sumner is mad, madden
than q halter: madden than ever was the
maddest hare that ever became mad in
March. lie might stand as an improved
model for melancholy madness, and should
he keep on he would serve as model for
raving madness. Not that he is medically
mad, but morally mad. His intellect is as
strong as it ever was, but his Judgment is
at fault because he hates President Grant,
which makes it impossible for him to Judge
correctly in relation to politics. CONNER
cal Advatiser..
We'll done Noble, North Carolina
You have announced in advance the verdict
Of nation.7- Tribune, Sat., Aug. 3, 1872.
A Greeleyite was discovered the other
morning closely scanning a bulletin an
nouncing the result Of the North Carolina
election. ''Ah!" said Grant man, ''tak-
ing your morning bitters, I see." Gree
leyite dug out for home and made no sign.
Tidioute Journal. .i g.3,ar, .,.,,-. mn,
1t is a noticeable fact that since Mr..
Grecley's nomination the New York Tri-
bane has never said word concerning the
open swindles of rings in New York and
Brooklyn. 1t is an equally noticeable fact
that these rings, every one of them, sup
port Mr.. Greeley for the Presidency.