The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-17

little NJ Zip nom the former rebels. All this was to
~ N in protestations Of copperheads and seces.
guicksand. With the exception OF Mr.. sumner no
leading liberal republican does really put any ann
THEY ARE uYrocRIrEs, NOT DuPEs;
they know well the piot and for the sake OF oflce
sse They Know thar thar Mr. Greees SECTION
means the negro surrendered to the pale OF the
Southern States, with no interference from the ma
tion in his behalf; that 1t means the constitutional
amendments neatrahzed BY copperhead Con
gress, our debt tempered with and our bonds fail
ing twenty per cent In every market. The demo.
cratic millionaire who Is willing to risk this has
ne 20 on them more
than enough to pay four times over al he loses on
the national securities, and then safely laugh OF
SLIGHT DEMOCRATIC HIT.
Observe that count as Mr.. Greeley's allies only
talk TO say he has joined the democrats. Such
statement Is An insult to the democracy The exact
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ance. know some honest war democrats wish to
change their base and accept heartily the result Of
with Greeley but with Grant. They fought at his
side, there they should stand to-day. know it is
hard to confess mistakes but practise what !
preach. II General Grant is set aside VINO lie offered
to us In his placer
Greeley is we a6oI2ionists knew him only too
well In the weary years o. our stragg g ns ne saS
our cause, but he never had courage enough to
confess bis faith. II events had ever given him the
courage he never would have had principle enough
and purpose, he has abused even an American
csss But r lack Of aby he wtud have been the
chief time-server OF his age. never knew til now
as ever to claim that he was sincere man. AS for
his honesty, for twenty years II has been byword
" e with him. but as for Sny
other honesty no one was ever witless enough to
connect the idea with his name MIR. Sumner
trusts him as
Lifetime ABoIITIoNIsrn
This is certainly news to you and me; you and
proaSh how tinidly he held up his skirts about him.
careful to put wide distance between himself and
IN th M trenches rom ls4o to $500 Wiling to
trust the negro race to Horace Greeley. can re.
member the day when he and his fellow republicans
that they were no abolitionists. We can give him
Just such certificate now with clear conscience.
was an hour when Horace Greeley could have
been trusted with the care OF the black mans
po and
out Of the convictions Of other men. For himself
ne mad q Men t GSn ira ms
finding now; neither his praise nor his blame is Of
any account; neither comes from the heart; both
latlon for eject. Examine the files Of the Tribune.
You viii see that whenever mems convictions on
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iseS :' or 1854, and d0 Horace Greeley Immediately
proves that he did not write 1t, but you and
the R5oune was smuggied Into It in his absence or
in spite Of him. II his letters and communications
are ever published the world viii see what you and
have always known that he could hardly have
IN @ sSe or M
ANOTHER sTAGGERER FOR SUMNER.
II as Mr. Sumner says Mr. Greeley is lifetime
never nsa any hearty support Rom ne, The T'4ea,sS
On ON the 1 aoor Of Congress Congress he has stood
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that instead Of giving him any support the Tribune
has constantly beiittled his Efforts and put OBJ:
carpins At his measures, or 81 best damning them
with faint praise. Ny recollection Of these well
Sumners picture Of Mr.. Greeley with unfeigned
astonishmcnt. Even the supposed conversion Of
por So U
Doubtless we could find man who would, even If
elected by rebels, stil use them for his own pur-
ceptional courage virtue, Mr.. Greeley may dream
Of doing So but In cool and sane moments he
knows he is their tool and Is contented to be So
Every man OF common sense sees that, Of course
II copperheads and seccssonists
LIFT Nh. GREELEY INTO THE WHITE HOUSE
they win claim, and it is now understood that they
shall have, their full share OF shaping the policy
and filing the onlces Of the administration: they
stone q their policy i e 5spusste asSt q as
SEE JEpPERsoN DAVIS IN THE SENATE
No doubt he WIN be consulted in the construction
Of the Cabinet. This Is to put In peril all
as an now residing georgia. sS
who stood rifle In hand In Kansas all through that
tight to!d me inst after the Cincinnati taIn Conyen
Klqx In North Carolina ! never slept without
q loaded musket ct my bedhead and never
that stern interference in North Carolina !, even
afar on in Georgia, sleep and walk about as safe,
careless and nee as yol 40 here" Elm III greeley Is
LOAD THOSE REvOLvERs AGAIN."
sset,an W newer rsk living IN Georgia
under Greeley. win sell out and come North"
Such is the testimony OF loyal man in the South.
another interest in Grants election. The anti
slavery cause was only portion OF the great strug
10 own the laborer. We have broken that up.
II Grant is elected that dispute and all questions
e S w ebs @
is left for the discussion Of the labor movement l
do not count much on the recognition OF that move
ment by the Republican Convention, though !
gratefully appreciate it, But see In the bare sue
cess of General Grant the retiring OF old issues and
the securing Of place for new ones.
HOW THE NEXT -FOUR YEARS MAY BE SPENT
Greeley " elected we shall spend the next four
years In fighting over the war quarrels, constitu-
tonal amendments negroes rights, state rights.
Reputation and Southern debts, and we shall have
besides cOntemptuous ignoring OF the labor ques-
ton. Its friends were at Cincinnati. The Conven-
ton scorned their appeals, and Mr.. Schurz himself
affirmed that labor was not live issue. President
the great Industrial questions OF the day Presi-
dent Greeley means the scandal and wrange OF
Andy JOhnson's years over again, with secession
encamped In Washington. The saddest line to me
OF Mr.. Summers letter was where he warns you
coored men not to band together in a hostile camp
aud keep alive the separation of races.
OOLORED INNOCENCE AND GRACE
The negro, robbed, tortured. murdered, trodden
under foot defenceless In unresisting submission,
WI haa q CHARGE him with a ID the