Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-08-17


the idea with his name.
Mr.. Sumner trusts him as "a lifetime abOli-
ZIONIST" This is certainly news to YOU and me.
Yen aud | know we'll, when d5OlitiOnist was
term of TcprOach, how tmidly he held up his
skirts about him, careful to put wide distance
between himself and us You will find few
working abolitiOniSts who stood in the trenches
from 1910 TO 1850, willing to trust the negro
race 10 Horace Greeley. | can remember the
day when he and his fellow republicans quoted
our criticisms upon them as certificates that
they were no ahOlitiOnistS. We can give him
just such certificate now with a clear CON
science Judge by the files of the Tribune itself,
there never was an hour when Horace Greeley
could have been trusted with the care OF the
black mans rights.
No man has lknown better than he how TO
manufacture political and pecuniary success out
of the convictions of other men. For himself
he never had q conviction. Men contrast his
former praise of Gen. Grant with his fault-fnd-
ing now. Neither his praise nor his blame IS
of any account Neither comes from the heart.
Both are measured and weighed out with
shrewd calculation for effect. Examine the bes
Of the Tribune and you will see that whenever
mems convictions on any subject got keen
edge, Mr.. Greeley was always ready TO blunt
them with Il compromise. lie IS only acting
now the part he has always PLAYED. Men
laugh when some stirring and loyal sentence is
quoted from the Tribune OF 1862 or 1864 and
NA.-N'
not write ii. But Won and | always knew that
three-quarters OF the loyalty OF the Tribune was
Smnggled INTO IL III ms absence, Or IN spite oil
him. II ms letters ana communications TO Lam
coin, during tle DARK years oil 1867 and 1868,
are ever published, the world will see what you
and have already known that he eould hardly
have AIDED me cOniederacy more unless he had
enlisted in its ranks, or taken a seat in its cab
met.
if, as Mr.. Sumner says, Mr.. Greeley is ''lilc-
iiihe aooilllonlst, now comes II mat, TIL WITH
III three years, Mr. Sumner hardly ever got a
word and never had any hearty support from
me tribune! HOW often nave MIR. sumner
lflehus heard MN eNpatlate at Iehsth on TINS
point ON the lloor OF congress he has stood,
Tor many year. the incarnation OF the anti
slavery movement. But he mas AGAIN ana again
complained tnat' instead oil giving MN any
support, me tribune mas constantly Dellttled
ms enofts ana put obstacles IN ms Way-cheer-
ing his opponents and carplng at his measures,
OF at least, canning them win la'ht praise
MY recollection OF these well-gf0unded com
pants Is so lreSh that ! look at MI; sumner
picture OF MI Gteeley WIN uhIelgncu astotlish-
lheht' EVe. Tue supposeu conversion OF the
southern Feoeis Is NOT SO WondeIlui as thaI OIL
the tribune INTO supporter oil Charles sum
her.
DonDtless we coulu una q man VINO WoaiG,
even II elected ny rebeis, sun use tnem LOT MS
own purposes. And 1t is possible that, IN rare rare
moments OF eAeepuoHai courage OF virtue, WI;
Ufeeiey may dream OF cong So but IN co0i
ana sane moments ne KNOWS ne Is thelr tooi,
ana Is cohtehteu 10 DC So Every man Oh COM
llo. sehse seeS nut ol CouISe, II copper Hgaus
ana SecesSlohlSts ny DIT. ureeley mo inc WIlle
mouse, they VIII ciaih--ahd II Is now uhder-
$1,000 that they snail ls.il smart III
Shaping the pohcy ana nilihg inc oIlces Oh the
aalnlhisJIati9h. Ihey are no punSiers, Dul
shrewd at a Dargalh' ana sure 10 ger 9ood secui
NY Ior promise, lhe corner slonc Vi tIle!r
PollcS iS 10 IePuuiatG our uepI, vi assume tHGH
o"I; w Snull surrey heai ,ttt auN oSuteu' We
Shaii pfooaoly sec JEFFERSON DAVIS III the senate
N,u ~. t'iiS nay nis asets in INC c"oinea'
NO uouot nc VIII DC collsuiteu III Inc consiruC-
tioh Oh inc caDlhet. rms Is 10 put IN peru an
tile war nus gal''eu' ! all no' ready ioT such
gu VNP0tlnent an W, o lllVHu, now ISSuilS III
So nio 'Cou nv III H'.ru' ~ h'is3 2 .ii
lnIoush tllat n9nt' toIu me- just alter the Oll-
'li iii! GoilNeh H .., -. .,
oi, U SIS LAM alieoleu tlloso tMChy hu-
hluA III NoItl CaIoilua never SlePt Wlthoul
loalGu nlusket aI my peG heau, ana never ven
aeo lmno ,e S,,ne u'SSS iuliz ale' ollce
"U 81 my NIO0 al NJ tii Si uiina e0et
WG' W az ue"ytu' siecP anu WalN "pouU "s
S" sIe "a eIeSS .'iu ny Do yo5' uo meIe ;,
,, II Tlce,ey % cleCIeu, l suPp0se' saiu i
S .3I II lo"I illose rSNolYetS aSS'ili,
- hhoT, 9l sou.elil poasl, WI"5 tllat
oie'tiOi, illSHhs; 1t meYGI llah lNlhS III ueoj
sitt unucf Greciey i II sell OUT ana come north.
ouon y srt sle te tliliohs VI loSa nai Ill the
'o1,n. na' - NV 1t lo1As III tieoi IA
uei.ieii'er} hNe "lo,iei interest III uIa,lt
SieStion' iho allu'siately S'use was on'y
Poi'iou vi tne great suuSSle oetWeeh caplGal
ana anu laD1T' oapltai uhuerIook 10 own Inc Ia
u ", " nav VI oNeh tni'I up. II uldnt Is
eieStou' thII uIsPute, au an connected
WIN 1t, oi'iN ol't Vi siSit Ali tle lsSuts vi tHe
"iii c i0 pun oon oii.l uepI' anu clea 'lelu Is
isll ioi tlle uscusSlol Vi tne IaooI movement;
ny tiio oii0"'i Sou fet!on, ilouSu
Ei"aeiuiiy S ~ Dut see III !ne oale
Si ,, ltscIl 81 uelI. ulahI the Tetirlh% Oh
Nlu isS"es "'d Ihe securing Vi place loI he"
oheS,
= IL uIeeley Is electeu, we shall spend the next
loui Ne"io III uSullhS Over lhe war quatIeis'
Noiia tution"i "inE"unlolto, hc7ioes lSHtS,
S'.Ne IlSnts; rGpuulatloH ana southern deotS'
Anu we s"3 , nave peSlIle contetlptu0us ~
VI tne i'l aH QUESTION: us lilen9s were
al Nluclhn1u; me convention scorheo tnelr
aPic1Is' auu NJ 2cuurH hli1seii aArlneu that
Iaoor was not llVe issue freSldent Grant
lcans peace' anu opportunity 10 agltatc the
SIeaI lnuuStrial questions OF the DAY. PRESIDENT
5i,' no w anu i"nE II VI Ai'y
V nS'i' wv "-"i"' WIN o0VeSeIOh oH-
1aiiPcu III haShIhStoH'
@ ,ore n ,r VI pd ot De-
hl lo,la "; 10 STo @ eu iI'i ~. W
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io u; ,n;,i,' 49,; uu'' ~ "
hoat 70 nhr ~, nv, Ia? '9
e,,i', - t'i WIN an ioe vi .9S sSt VI
tti III LIZ I ,O aN }''' .a.,o,i VI iatoo iei!
d r, i'i'o 'i9 ''G ~ any u
Wv" III p,Giuioo @SSl'isI tne Won he senator
=" INN t''i Wy "ut was oii lhI otllel SUI
Prs oGu1 WIN tnG sSuIn 1t ucscIEcs tLic
d III 70 uS
ut,u ooi0atiiiGn; AnucIsoiiFlne aui Lipoy
81" "to sun Ii'inS NV Dosiuo tlI Vou1
3a,iu' WIN MeiH ala!Eeu tleIe, hulurcus sun
oI' "GtuS inea III 3ui siiee's, p9!sol'eU al
'rr,,.' ~, 'mIt uaoau c viuvIy. G
1'",N' UI I Hute nlsFG uoo'sitl 10Y al
n12 o'o' W., NJ" III '.o etieetS} aic
Iu !oo eofeieu, in 3, hlst-ooih vi nun
MI az sun IieSniY
,o ait ,,a ,'i mtrli'i SGb, Ila
oTutn' ."V nGio m's ioppeu loitulcu anu
%i"rvin,@ in tn NJ iGss
r. t6a to
% .o Sel-
Itosit1 "a enT 1"lio, -iiIlG out vi every
nunuiJu OTi'c'iIiaic spl.lelS enJoy tVuay an
M ils,,ta IueS nau oeloIe tle var jefferson
VI 1A''''O' SUI me anu A''"S
shame I on th0se cruel eyes
INA tnd d IUre 70 lGI I On aoraurS
Nii" u'''eu no' i"oN o' war
still liye-unhamed in peaceful possession OF
every right me law can give, except that OF lit
lhg thelr hands against the government which
mas spared them. dare not ai1X the epthet
thlnk httng TO That mood OF mind which deems
IL necessary ana becoming to preach to such a
community tne duy OF forgiveness