New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-17
Mr.. VOORHEES, AND THE DEMOCRACY.
THE BELLOWIEG OF A FOOL.
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Small men merit small notice when they bid
for at.e voorhees, OF Indiana batherskite personal
politician the order who round asking correspond
abandoned the having IN war time been Tor peace u IN
time OF peace FOR VAT lie Y9euPe1 a Sovegnen aSg
with personal attack on Horace Greeley lie ala TINS
under cover OF question Of PTSs SpTr
inserted ia the Administration organ at the
S S4a'i the Grant men. Word was passed round
for all the departments TO turn out thelr ctGc4e Az
Haute arose to the transparent and additional question
OF privilege, and projected 10 deliver set speech
undertaking to sell out the regular Democracy 10
Grants scheme for straight candidate at Baltimore
lie advanced have al teen broken before, and have all
en presented by far weghtier and worthier men than
buss BRAIN Voorhees, went beyond the desires OF those
who had trained him for his work. He was or,
lie fatally and fusomely praised Grant 10 the asser-
ton Of COnTessmen Roosevelt, man whom the country
viii believe preference TO Voorhees, that he had heard
the latter had in conference with Grant HIMSELF the
iDdapa RgDbae replied that he had not been over the
threshold OF the White House three years. We must
cObsrue by card and not let the equivOcatiOn
OF Voorhees, undo 1t entirely unneeded for VoOr
be 10 declare that he had not crossed the threshold OF
the White House for three years People would just like
TO know however if he has recently crossed for three
hours or three minutes Also whether il is neces-
slry TO confer with the President TO cross the
threshold OF the White House, "Welkers" is
common territory for the Grants Of Republican
ism and the Voorhees, Of Bouroonism. ANY other hotel
restaurant or any OF those liquor saloons msnamed
ia the Capitol would also serve. That
Voorhees, has not directly conferred with Grant posi-
ble; that he has not Directly conferred Win Grants
LeDchnan nobody Will believe. He has been notorious
his tenderness toward Administration corruption for
two years past He lodged going TO New Orleans the
Committee 10 show up Casey Packard Co. He refused
to 20 into an inquistion on RoDesons illegal expendi-
lures. lie has famed out general principles, and has
not had word to say on speclnc eorruptons lie has
sense alike by Republicans and Democrats for two
IN the House. and II 10 other motives intervene,
he oanaslng SLAYER OF Grant YESTERDAY Is e&pnesDie ny
The affinity that exists between man OF extreme vanity
and Yacaty aud a solder VINO runs civil Government
Is u were eap DU e se nun o Pas INC Eco E
does not nger long the hther side of Grants thresh
Old. He has done Horace Greeley aud the Democracy
too, signal service He has divorced them from that
mOuth-irOtlng, Anticipated, leatlerIunged Bourbon
lsln that has succeeded in forcing the Democracy
condemned fools of themselves on record The step
10 wisdom and must be taken the body OF
BOurpoDism When 1t prostrates itself in the dust be-
fore Grant 10 can be easily spurned by the toe OF ad
Every party has ito fools worse One Of them bel
owed yesterday. Others are soon expected to. Let
ana long they wiz the brief notoriey they seek
and relieve great organization which proposes no more
oudIang Their nonsense They should desert in gangs
and stand not the order Of their going but 80 at once
A VERY FOOLISH SPEECH.
Iron, The Lou.sgtls Courser,JourHaL
Mr.. voorhees, has made very foolish speech.
To that is in every respect an unwse deyeIanee
aid WITH perfect accuracy and justice. MT vOOr,
9ees Is rot an idiot. Nor is he the paid servant
what he conceives himself to be. sdgacous political
eader and an uDselnSh patriot He will have cause
= man in the South Who viii not regret it
as soon as he has read it. II, is Just such lead
calculated and pretended passion, such mock hero
stn aud malutin self-assertion-whioh has cost us
nearly our political existence. AS far as the Southern
people are concerned they can not afford it, nor can
'hey afford to tolerate man who INDUCES 1t.
PASSIONATE AND INDIscREET.
From The CiHe,nnaa Enquirer
Mr.. Voorhees, has the same right to express
ns opinion mat We ana an Others have but his passion
aud pretext FOR the delivery of his philippe beges sus
picion. The objections urged by the Elongated |
! camore against the WhitecOated Philoso-
hfo at men who have made themselves |
conspicuous in the opposition party Democrats are not
pubcans Mr. voorhees, eRG and PredeSa f St
ne, Judge Davis not excepted. Mr.. voorhees, may be
man But with the bovine who essayed to check the |
tosresS OF eeu1g locomotive we can say Of him that
Dis pluck Is admirable, but his Judgment faulty.
CANNOT NJURE MR.. GREELEY.
- From Tl< Baliaa0re JosraaL
The attack made upon Mr.. Greeley by Mr.
'oorhees YESTERDAY, may possibly cause many Of the
fortunes OF the President, bat II In no wise inure
Who could lave expected Mr. voorhees, &c defS0d
10, although educated to Democratic doctrine shame
rodden peoplei The bill OF Indictment against Mr.
ieecy presented by the distinguished statesman from
Indiana is not without It's flaws and 1t will be difficult
o convince the world that Dir Greeley Is either had
nan OF dishonest because lac boldly leads movement
in many respects, 10 his former convictions
eeing n them he must see, ruin ~ the people and
LANCER 10 the Republic.
MERE EBULLITION OF PASSION.
Iron The Harr.sbUTg Parrot
But little while ago Mr.. Voorhees, made a
iOient assault on Grant so sudden and complete a
nation that he merely euogzes Grant but expresses
Willingness 70 support him IN certain contingency
= sucn IL win be treated by the couu.
~ vale. u was frandcaily appauded by