Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-05-24

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he Is and mss been fer months a 90 liberal repub-
licsni hut he carefully concealed this truth
during the st4te canvas, AMI protested a re-
spect AMI support for the administration that he
did not feel; and he hss csrriei on this campaign
for reelection nouinslly on tie footing Of 5
regular " or '' Gran" " republican. But the
ismocrsts never would hsye voted for him in a
body save under the belief that they we're voting
for q man who would be voting With them for
= PRECEDENT next f.n. And the sequel will prove
thst their faith vas justified Gen Hawley has
borne himslh hoEorabiy through the canvass.
lie has deserved success As q msn, If not a. =
Grant republican "e believe he il, to-iav.
held 10 higher personal raspect by the democracy
q Connecticut, than the man, who by virtue OF
seeming to be n one position sul really beiug in
another, has been able to 5eaf him by their yotes
The New York UIord grows more irrecor.
ciied to tine stoq;ion Of Nr. Greeley by the demo
cra,s. lts2ys The ezpe1eucy Of nominating
hr. Greeley lset respect, principles AMI noiit.cs!
conslsiency spsrt) depends upon this pie con-
sheraton Whether more re1ubliean votes
viii be gained than democratic votes repellei.
Icere are democrats wh1 vii. not vote for him in
suy eTeut, not even under the conItraint OF the
Baltimore nomination, if be -ull get IT, The
extracts when We print this morniug from the
Catholic organs chow tbs, the Irish religious iu-
tuslce gill never De reco1ci.ei % him 4 large
section Of the Garnsu democrats will never a.
cepi him. N0ce Important thar al. multtuies
Of democrats who prefer principles 70 e1peliency
have already made up their minds % bolt the
baltimore ucse, if the convention u5minates
Greeley. With our PIES. n data for fl~ecasting
the s.,ustol We have 10 doubt tlat lr. Grse,ey's
nomination ST Baltimore would drive away two
democrats for every republican tbs, viii f1.lov
Gr. Greeley IN democratic al.iSnce.
The last report from New York is that Horace
Greeley is - be sll0Eei 10 make lust one
speech - when hi' supporters ge; suflcieut'y or
gsu.zsi to get together IN a body Atie- thst be
IS to be put under guar1iinship, a selec. nun
Der OF MS friends being selected to wsrch over
him Constantly. aut prevent hin if possible from
making any terious blunders.
A reporter Of the Cincinnati Commercial ven
t-rel TO suegest TO Senator Frank Blair, the
other Jay, the possibility thst the democrats
might pu; up ttfSight ticket Here IS what
Frank ssii 20 him " Oh. HI People sre
fools to TAX that way. Why, Greeley will carry
the whole South. Any msn must be Add fool
TO say that the teke, Is no; acceptable 70 the
dcmlcre,s-especislly in the South: I know
what Il talking about There Is No danger of
democratic nomination. TIE democratic psrty
is rot an lgm llei with IDIOTS Don't tell
Ire the democrats VIII 10, support Greeley.
The New York Herald says Baltimore Is an
un!ucky place for the democracy. l. @as tlere
Csss Was rom'utiel- 20 lc defeated ty Ztch
Taylor. in ls4S, sui iI Wa there the t-eachery
and treason of the ChsI.es,0n c5uspirators
aGaius, the democratic party Gu minSted Il 1851.
cll57el nan = rites from Wssaingtou: zone
Of Grants s,roug points is his bod cu the color
ei people. Iney believe in him, sui when they
believe they 'stick.' No csni.iAte - Ciuciunsu
or e.sewhere possesses their clnhl lence except
Grant; ard / tell you RON jcst the MAJ tue col
cred men Of America prefer viii be the Presi-
dent for four year, from March 4, lS73.'
The most jealous Of the Grant Senator'S
Eimunis, Conkling. Morton, aui others,-sre
supporting Mr.. sumner IN bis bstte i0r civil
righte. while the Senators in sympathy with the
Cincinnati movement are opposing him This
makes the gull between latter sud Mr. SuIaaer.
Ii is C nfienly predicted thst Mr.. Greeley will
not oe able &c de,Eca sny Of the coore vote Of the
South, since his ffie1 Is in the senate generally
oppose the civil rights bill.
The Troy Times says
IL would rot be st al surprising TO us il the
Democratic National Convention were to take up
with Greeley ani BroEn Is its candidates Some
ol the sbest snd best informed joarnsls Of the
party c0nceis that the Democrats alone are
ne'p.,ss thA, success is to them au iup'ss,bility
Bur they sli wsnt to bes, G-sut Hs iudexib.e
vii Az sound judgment stand il their way ter
rihly. They vsnt someboiy 10 the " bite House
who c4a be easily manipulstei, iltterei and
- -, TL1
Cbsrpaou. is astoriausv one Of the mos cred
uous ami INSCRIPTIONS cf mel. An Sdrcit pol
~
could mansgs thiags g. a. TO be installed as
wesiher helnsmAn Of the ship of state within
week after the inauguration Of Nr GTeaicy ss
President Of the United States And should Mr..
Greeley be eriorsed by the Demlcrsis, Sul
elected. be wIll owe mucu 90 tne Blair family;
for ic Is not 20 be doubted thst Senator Er.us
Blair wi. tend all h's energies o securing that
endofsemeut and election b Graft Brown,
who IS running FOR Vice President on The Gree
Icy ticket, is cousin Of BARS, and the latter,
who helped him 10 tie nomination, si natu-
rslly be anEiors to c0nsumms;e the j1b by aid
ng in his election, which can only be accom-
pl.saed By eleciing Greeley also Ia is plainly
N the cards, therefore, thSt Greeley NAV secure
tie enforcement Of the Democratic National
Conyentioa Anive hope be viii.
G,ss's,.s friends IN ,.len,. The r,rrr,,rs ,t
The pe4le,t Of tbe Cipciu1sti candidate 10 notice
his ncrsin.fisp AMI state whether h. accents il
or NOT. proroise tb,t he shall define hig rositioD
IN ihe eltoria. columns OF the IF'5lNe before
ioug No'"l,ns'shtils 'h's' tne opihion q nov
genera 'Hat ne VIII uy anu oeat ou' and not
come iowa h4l-ico'ei' on tLe CINCINNATI plat-
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" "@sAing'oh sieoAss s'J
The southern Democrats are with scarcely an
exception, severe on VOORHEES, and deny his right
to speak for sny one but himself, or 70 sttempt
TO influence or thwsrt the free expression Of
opinion IN the Solth' friendly to Greeley The
sd7oeS'es OF MT ufeeieys course 10 The Soath
are jle' now WoFtia9 dihgentiy ooth IN end cut
OF congress ana they are Of course much DIS
plessei win hr' toorhees interference WITH
their enors, Inc fennsy;Vanla and New fork
democrats sis' mSniies.eo ereas eisAAe % tue
speech anu 'he p'e'aiiing Seru'c' Tonight A.
pears to pronounce tue s2etch unnecessary ami
-, - Tbs Cira,lo,, mo-, ha-s1,. -
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80 P.I,iono-, o-,,,,,,,ts.- -
,a,,d;,,s ,,srIy C,rrirr,ti ;,s $50, 80 -
rIs,f1rr, as the snescb ~ NJ voorbecs ,,I,irIr
snre-s,ts The r5nubii,ans Of eonr,e vza,rb tbs
reTf,r-nsnee with Interest vi,li,-, and csr,,in
:, nroft hv ,he o,srrsl. .o5 CO... 90 ,bci, a.
vsr,,ris.
The Missouri Dem0crGt suggests that there Is
an omen IN the fact ihst the fret preaching Gov
| ernor Brown heard after hs return from Cincin-
natl was funerSl sermon.
Governor Wsrmo,h said. in his eulogy Of the