New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-26
ECHOES FROM TIE STUMP.
THE THREE NATIONAL CONVENTIONS.

THE THREE NATIONAL fDNNENIl'No'
B1a. H. Cleaeats, at Lor,R, Mcs., Jry TO-
Some time in the month of May last an
assembly of men, highly respectable in principles as wen
in political aeumen assembled at CINCINNATI lhey
came there fresh from the people. And the pecuatly
and remarkable aspect OF the Contention there was tue
absence of OicchOlders. They cme there f0r puf-
pose and denomnated themselves Liberal Republicans
They deliberated together cOmpaed notes as TO what
nominated Horace Greeley for President Of the United
States (Applausel And after luther deliberatton they
Brown of Missouri for Vce-Pesident tAppla1se.I
Subsequent to that in the month June another Con
ventOn assembled IN the City o. Philadelphia Inc
peculiar characteristic of that Convention when com,
pared with the other is that the delegates to the latter
were entirely Ohceholders, and the substitutes WeiS VI
the sOl Of caqneIs, sh0uters ana Whpperstu th
thrive and grow about the CustOmhouses and Assessors
Offices and who desire 20 do their masters pLtdlhs'
Thus, gentlemen You had two candidates Deton you;
Again. another Convention assembled the tth OF
July In the City OF Baltimore. They also CANE nes1
from the people for the purpose OF nominating President
and Wee President Of the United states Atter cosut
ing together, the North and South clasping haS IN
friendship which hope will never be broken AGAIN zap
paHs t IT 10 he their eanGate4 oi Presi
dent and Vice President and believe that tnON Ol us
who live 10 the 5h OF next November VIII far he
flashed over the wires before II O'Clock ina hsu
that Horace Greeley the incorruptibie ana isIuli
statesman has been triumphaty elected President Oh
the United states. prolonged app"nseI
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY AS DEAD As THE BONES
OF EZEKIEL.
The george ". julian. a. indianapolis, ~ 10.
The Republican party, born out OF ne eN-
ieucy Of slavery in the National rerritories-creacd
with special reference TO that has had us ga anu ts
final reckoning has come. iAppdusc
OF appreciation. renewed after having once aoss eu
avail Its work done and II can't be undOH forever
This party today-dcny and depTteate IL as on may
ts party is dead the bones OF Ezekiel Iplase'I
In the very nature of things IL is SO ana ,as
isbed that 50 wise man as Charles sumner Soula say,
in his late magnificent speech IN the Uhteu t,
ate that lie hoped and believed that the Epsp mn,
party, having done lis work. would take hot oi oIen
grand and vital questions ami deal WIN theia iii
take mp Others and perpetuate ITS me- lPPau7e'I
Why my friends in the very nature OF thlg' .hht was
bat the dream OF phlanlfoplst ana NOT s ui %
! of statesman. Let me make myself under Ood now;
From the fact that the Republican party wasrgahaed
zion and training directed 20 that single hing ana
was constantly absorbed in that single work7t became
disqualified and untitled 10 lead In anything ee. Oher
parties have he formed To meet new ana nmg ISSUES
aud deal with new and living Issues that are tGoinnaha
the attention of the people OF TINS country ,Ou cn
apply an old party, like piece Of machinery 10 new
Job II never done in American pontlcsehd meyer
will done accept that as the logic OF poics, Will
coniues us as honest men TO confess that &c Repuh-
lean party honorable as 1t has been sela Is Mace i rs
been, has done its work. ana must no" $40 paw W
| other organizations lCheers'I
| sPOLIATION OF TIE PEOPLE BY THE GOVERN
MENT.
Tn, Hon. Montgomery Biatr, at baltimore u -,
| The war, which was harvest u deallI
among the number classes, has been aharyesI %
wealth among the contractor class-a l0W,red eass VI
politicians whom they have installed IN punc plact5
their attorneys Ii needs but little reflection 10 see tat
the vast wealth which has been accumnng th III I en
decade has NOT resulted from their own abrs IL mas
resulted wholly from the spoliatiOn or the lDPe ny
government and the financial jugglery TO Iheh II has
lent itself The question to be decided in Il Presden
tial election is whether tins class shall cOihue W
the Government that they manage IL rs Us nv or
| aged solely with a view TO their own aVautige, vi
whether 10 shall be run III the interest Oh tD H.
so that as Gen. jackson said the blesslngoi one TI
eminent may like the dews Of heaven, falpn ai
Now it is proposed 10 try the iSsne on
the Administration in the Presidential eclon oy ~
tagonzing Grant by Horace Greeley the IDeri spne
| iican candidate. so aDtagonzed, there no escaPe
from the issue There can Do no NOR ni1r7e ~
about the war the reputation OF the poic ueu. tno
constitutional amendments &C. The slloie qt the
will he Are the charges made at Cincnntl against the
Administration true ana, II true Whetnei =. 70 D.
the interest of the country to bnt
publican from the beginning and still ltluOucan w.
one who fayors amnesty and honest administrator iol
Grant, who, though Democrat IN inc tslnnms, i d
| boone "A Radical aud tue DuIha4h VI aii W '''AiN
| lists In the land -uo,,,r
| GRANT-AN AUToCRAT AND An AlsToCkAI;..
The Hon. r. r. Daviason at ne ge'l JTI o
Tbere meyer has been a period in the MS
tory of your GOyernment-nOw rapidly aprOachns ,ho
centennal-t is almost hundred vars si..o r,nd
there never has been time when eorruppn, D9s
lie and private ranked In every artery hu rer has
service in the last four years Ihe States in
been time when the President OF the UIted statoo ~
his official relations In his social feelings, al hS r.
sonal interests has far been removed rom ,nI bas
mon people has been Ulysses 5. Grant, Deau ,rtIe
NOT one sympathy In common with you. ii IL, ny @
OF his constitutional traits. an autocn dhron gh
aristocrat. Look at the last four ya rsb man
How has he spent III ask you b, w has
act OF his what word OF his, what movement Oh
proven to that he has warm heart ionI S follow
his walks and you will find him during tpse p as1
years at watering places at horse-raeng
wherever he Ia TO enjoy himself, whereye lha al zen
eniOyments of life are be had, there y)u nu 81
Grant Removed from the hard-workint ipd bnrse-
the people, enjoying billiard tournaments nm 900
racing tournaments and watering paees ,ayihs
for cottages arisOcratic way, accepting yno'
until the very Of Gen. Grant has be!ome as NOT
ONLY accented gifts from those who had designs VI
generosity but has appointed the donors e onur