Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-29

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MR.. FRANKLIN OoRwIF the hepupuoan
oanaidste ior congressman IN the seventh d'
'riot OF ILLINOIS, .....f
Hon. Wa LAuREHUE and Hon. Samuel Shell.
labarger are rival Aspirah,s tot the Republican
norhination for Congress In the new Eighth DIS
trict Of Ohio. .... .. 4
THE Democratic and Liberal Republican state
conventions In Illinois are described In the line
Of the poet
They frs, endured, then piusi, thea smbr.osd.
TIM Louisville Ledqsr denies that the Ken.
tuohy delegates to Baltimore are Tor trreslsy,
aud insists that there Is not one Of thom who
will say that Horace dreeley 10 his oholoe for
President.
TuE Portland (Me.l Prsts says gentleman
who has been travelling through OHford county,
in that State, nods no 0resley Republicans,
but several pro mInont Democrats who declare
they won't take the white hat doso, whoever
tseparesIL
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and We viii have four years more Of peace aud
prosperity " he IL elected
THE Worcester tMass.l Spy says that If Mr..
Greeley had honestly changed his views and
gone over TO the Democratic party In a frank,
manly way, II might respect his conduct ~ Il
could not approve Il; but Ne has, In reality, IN.
derxone no change whatever, save that produced
by the iunacy Of bis ambition.
IN his stirrIur speeoh At Indianapoll,. satnr.
day night last, senator Morton made happy
point against Hendricks who, in a recent speech,
aid his party had turned their backs upon the
past. Here, said Morton, was a most humIliat.
iu0 spectaole. A great polltioai Marty. At tho
and oi thelr career oonfes. that thslr course has
All been wrong. that they now take tho name Of
Liberal, aud adopt Greeley as their loader, vice
Jefferson and Jackson, deposed.
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hohNILhAAH no" IN InsiAnui "hoyo eso
heid an eultoril position on tne new hOrk
herats' having learned OF the ueAth OF tue pro-
leoeor uhA' Paper, .AAos ~ ni'
Impressions " tno ooeoeAseu JournAh'' 0nA'A0-
'er, IN tho ooutseol when ne lns,i'u'es oolu'
paIison o0."een peuno" ..N anu o.se''y. y
benne'' Wa Preoi'e IN ms A'uiie Hnu oVu'ea
uohh in niAnneisi u'oeiey wy mu0h .no TO
verse. bennett was cautious and morouuiouS
Greeley the most trusting and NEST easily DO
eoived Of mon, and ready by tho constitution
Of bis mind 10 be tho victim Of every sohemer.
Bennett was, perhaps, too hasty In denouneing
all reformAtory projects as humbussi Greeley
has been the disciple, patron and adyooate Of
almost every socialist doctrine"
wAzuISaroS, June -, is7l
To the EDIToR or ThE REPURLioAs; This
morning friend put into my hand . Newspaper
published In Missouri. In flaming capitals II
announces Its platform aud candidates for Pres
| ident and Vice President thus: For ProSdeut
Horace Greeley, Of New Hork-for Vice Presl
dent, ID. GratE Brown, MlssOurl-Oar Plat
| form-rhe Constitution OF 1880 and the Rights
| of the Statos-DoSn with the fiitoenth Amend
ment-TotAl Reputation Of the Monstroua
Yankee War Dobt-ThAt Aecursed Unconstitu-
tiohal Burden, Accumulated by al Uneonstitu.
tlonal Mob, Styling Itself CongrssI, In the
Prosecution Of an Unconstitutional Crusade for
the Accomplishment Of an Unoonstitutlo and
Horrid Purpose-DOWn with Bondholders and
TAXATION ubordination Of the Military to the
Civil Authorities-Dow with tho SAtrAps-
Equal Taxation and the RIghtful Representa-
tion Of tho states, or Another RebelIIon-R Rsyu.
latiOn must be metby Counter Revelation, Force