The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-08-17

,rinciple would induce ninethenths of them
@ vote against me. Whys l am decid-
ID enemy of that party, even in its most
respectable aspects.-Horace Greeley.
To which tender cooling the coy maiden
replied; some of her billet doux being
recorded in the Omaha Herald at the time
of their inditing, and which are here re-
produced as pattern for all future lovers.
The Herald is now an ardent Fl. G. paper
HORACE GREELEY.
From tie Omaha Herald, April 29M, 1871.
Mr.. Wilkie, in the Chicago Times, thus
the veteran editor of the New
York Tribune:
"There are worse newspapers in the
" country than the one in which the |
"VAGARIES AND SPLEEN of IL. u.
care aired, but among all of the little
creatures who have direction of the Press
-" of the ruling party, there can be fonnd
:" none who more frequently mistake the
"wrong side for the right one, or more
persistently lie to promote what they
I" believe to be a good cause, than the be-
"nevoent, SPLENET1C, charitable, BIZ
"OTED, large-souled. NARROW-MlND-
.ED. intelligent, IGNORANT INFIDEL.
s.christian and patriotic DEMAGOGUE
"WHO BEDEVILS TRUTH AND
"WHITEWASHES CORRUPTION in
"the New York Tribune.
HORACE GREELEY IS NOT, NOR
NEVER WAS AN HONEST MAN. He
is honest ONLY WHEN 1T PAYS to be
honest.
Gov. Hoffman will, as he always has
done, edo his plain duty;" but when
Horace Greeley charges corruption upon
Democ- ratio officer, Gov. Hoffman, WHO
KNOWS HORACE GREELEY TO BE
THE CHAMPION LIAR OF THE
UNITED STATES, will proceed upon the
presumption that the charge is groundless.
Omaha Herald. Aug. 22d, 1871.
The venerable reprobate and blackguard
who presides over the New York Tribune
has no word for the dead Stephens. The
reason is that day or two before that old
sinner died, Mr.. Horace Greeley denounced
him as a "blackleg and scoundrel."
omaha Herald, Aug. 18th, 1858.
That incorruptibly pure and undoubtedly
rotten old gentleman who leads the loyal
COLUMNS in their assault upon the constltu-
tional government of the Union, expresses
his opinion of what the present session
of Congress will do by calling it the
&c Futures Feast" The old vagabond
knows Congress quite as well as he die
! CalIicott, who has become permanent
resident at the Hotel de Sing Sing.
Omaha Herald. Dec. 9Th, 1868.
The habitual liar of the Tribune is the
most brazen journalist in the country
For a square-booted falsifer, he beats an!
man in America.
omaha Herald, Dec. Sd, 1868.
OF all the men in this country who hav'
held prominence in the newspaper world
Horace Greeley takes the first rank as
BLACKBOARD. As slanderer of the bes
men in the nation he never had an equal
There is no epithet in the calendar OF per
sonal or political billingsgate which he doe
not apply to his political opponents. Ese
William L. Marcy or Silas WHsh
could not escape the venom and the siat
ders of this bad and corrupt man.
Yet this graduate in the political schoo
of unwashed scoundrelism denou uces MI
Seymour, day by day, as though he wei
: everything vile and infamous. I" Liar,
f .sscoundrel," "robber,' "traitor,' al
| among the mildest of the epithets whie
3 are constantly applied by him to one
t the noblest men that has lived in this coui
l try since Clay.
? And SO of Vallandingham. Greeley cal
Vailandigham civilian" and "liar'
Az the very moment he thus denounc'
! hi.u none so well as Greeley himself know
i that it is only scrupulous sense OF pc
s sonal honor that prevents Mr.. Vallandi
: ham from giving the world letter ov
g that old scamp's own sign manual tn
Il would show him to be the vilest of Il
l. vile. Alterations of honesty and cand
# with this bad man are but the cover und'
c which rs black ii heart and as rotten
nature lie hidden as ever disgraced this
) any other country.
J, Omaha Herald, Oct 18th, 1868.
y Old Greeley is growing because II
~ President does not change his cabinet.
~ The veteran rascal wants to be Postmast
Is General.-Herald, June nth, 1868.
> The rub-a-dub of blackguards in the q
IL the-decency party is going on in the mt
y lively manner between old Mr.. Gree
d and old Mr.. Thad. Stephens. Old y
Greeley calls old Mr.. Stephens a blacklt
W which lie is, and old Mr.. Stephe Us calls
Mr.. Greeley scarecrow and a scoundl
=. which he likewise is.-Herald, A ug.4, 1S
o. We print elsewhere Senator F essende
9. excuse for consigning himself 20 eter
infamy.-N, Y. Tribune.
w This is putty-faced Greeley's re Spouse
at Senator Fessenden's unanswerabl Ne ar
~. ment in support of his vote aga inst
conviction of the President.
cE Herald, May Goth, lS6e
-, GREELEY ENDORSES THE ANNE 'TY-
=. Greeley has been at last driven. int
corecr on the Amnesty question. [iuch
our surprise, the ambling old sin ner
GOrSeS Tie hlHleSly VI tHe L ieeiuCH ~ -
with ourselves complains that it is Ii OF I
TIC ye:sal. The thunders of uoc popub fr'
- California and Maine, have crowd ed
,re professional acrobat and blackguard of
49,, Tribune. Read!-Herald, Sept. 14th, Is
To all intelligent persons. it is pal pa
that the internal revenue is enormou
defrauded.-N. Y. Tribune.
he To all intelligent persons it is eqn
'ns palpable that Horace Greeley has done
best to promote the frauds by screen
. their perpetrators from punishment.
most notorious of all the internal reve
ex- thieves, who received all the aid to csc
erv the penalty of his crimes which this rot
~ old Greeley, could give, is now working
CIV the State at Sing Sing. His name is G.
Ind cott.-Herald, NoUe0sbcr 10, 1868,
GREELEY.
MO- This man is reputed to be honest. III
is not an honest hair in his head. III
the honest in the purpose of blackguare
eie- and slandering the best men in the nat
lies Even Silas Wright was victim OF
ore vilification. So was William l.. Ma
With two of the purest and ablest men