Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-30

The Omaha Tribune claims 1000 majority in
Nebraska for Crounse, republican candidate for
supreme Judge. 1t looks as if they had been
having something like "tidal wave" out there.
Ross county, Ohio, gives 1900 democratic ma
jority. The democracy gave the liberals one
office tout of twelve to be elected) on their
ticket. The result the election was, the eleven
democrats were elected by 1900 majority and
the liberal candidate was defeated by 1900 ma
jority.
OConorism has broken out in North Carolina,
and is aggravating the Encouragement that pre-
walls among the Greeleyites. The Charlotte
Bulletin, one o f the oldest democratic papers in
the state, has nailed the colors of the straight
out candidate to the mast, and its lead will
probably be largely followed.
1t is well to remember that, Notwithstanding
the ado made over universal amnesty" the
only difference of a political nature or otherwise
now existing between the combatants in the late
war, is confined to the restriction of few of the
leaders of the secession moYemen from the
privilege of holding Office, and this only because
they are too proud or rebelliouS to ask for par
don. Where, then, is the policy of hate? Not
with the government, surely.
In North Carolina, the t1reeley coalition really
elector from Ashe county, has written letter
and declares for Grant. Oscar Eastman, sent
out here by Ethan Allen to work among the
negroes, has also written a letter renouncing
Greeley and declaring for Grant Hon Plato
Durham, one of the leaders of the democrats in
the state, and especially the western part, has
assumed the editorship of the Banner at Shelby,
and runs up the names of 0'Conor and Adams.
0eOOuncpS Greeley q of
This action will insure several counties, hereto
fore democratic, for Grant. The republican
canvass is quiet, but large vote will be poled
and Grants majority will probably reach 49,
900.
Col. Oscar Eastmond is a repentant Greeley
lite. A native of New York and a democrat, he
was loyal, and commanded a regiment of North
Carolina loyalists during the rebellion. After
the war he returned to New York, was fasci-
mated with Greeleyism, and went to North Caro-
lima TO preach it. He has stopped preaching it,
and informs Ethan Allen that the thing is a
humbug. He says the secessionists regard the
liberal movement as theirs and solely in their
interest; that the kuklux organization is
reality, and its outrages as reported did
take place; that the old secession politicians
hate the north, despise Greeley, ignore liberal
republicans, and rule the roast Col. Eastmond
says: 81 have done with the liberal movement
From this time to the day of election | shall do
all in my power to organize and concentrate the
vote within my influence for Grant and Wilson,
believing as do that upon the success of that
ticket, the peace, quiet, and well being, not only
Of the south, but of the American nation de-
ponds. | will to-day make list of appoint
ments to address the people extending to the
9th of November, and pray the Great Being to
bless these and all other efforts now making to
secure peace and harmony to the land, by the
election of ticket, and the elevation of party
the great national republican party, in whom
the people can confde and trust"