New-York tribune., 1872-07-30
ECHOES FROM THE STUMP.

TUE POLITICIANS THROWN OVERHEARD
IN, Hoa Lesle COMBS RqtaoR Meeting LeagtgR hy
| have always been a Union man, ana nave
differed from many Of my & Pn' m b ns and
goes forth TO battle for his opinions. man VINO won
fight for his principles has business living respect
honest men, right OF wrong; but dOh IesPet5
or plundereTs. The Cncunau Convention u9h Io1e
man, man whom have known for 30 years 70 De
honest. mean Horace Greeley. Enthusiastic cheer
iugl We are all black and white, called on tonight To
ratiiy the nomination OF honest men for oiee ana we
ought to hoist flags win - no steannS inSSrSu err on
for they bound by Oaths like MasOns. They would
be glad to do right for they kindheared people
not like Indians who would stab you in the dark and
scalp YOU after you dead. They would like 10 do
right say, but they are sworn TO vote Tor Grant anu
Cash Clay might Just well talk TO the mountains or
the barren hills for all the good he does This Is great
before They have thrown overheard all the politicians,
and they going to do their own voting ana vote
Republicans and old Horace and all other honest men
have united to save the country and they will save 1t.
LOVE STRONGER THAN HATE.
TIE Hon j. r. Doolats, at COMFORT ~ C.,Jaly la
The issue is made up. We are no longer
compelled oy arguments TO prove what it is. Mr..
Greeley IN his letter. accepted the nomination IN the
North and south are eager to clasp hands across
bloody chasm which has long vided them forgetting
that they are and must heneeorth remain brethren"
MIR. Boutwell,. yesterday, at Greensboro in "a speech
written and printed at Washington before he came here,
referring 70 Mr. Greeley's letter. says: q" We
s adsed de TO clasp Ra hands over ae asoS SSSa
this advice" lie speaks for the Grant party Mr..
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speaks right out ana tuh1uy saws the Grant party ne
represents protests against these words III Mr. Greeeys
letter, which than any others stirred TO lts lowest
depths the great AMERICAN heart toulWeL, we thauk
thee for that word BE in substance TO the south,
offers South peace under sword the peace
Russia gave 10 Poland; peace In CHAINS" While say,
cllation between sections and rest liberty, fraternity
equality They would keep open the bloody chasm; we
would close bury In It forever al the hates and stres
and bitter memories OF the war. We would build upon
higher and nOber sentiments Of humanity; not upon
tear hate and lust for power but upon TRUTH justice,
liberty upon faith, hope and charity Iu dealing with
conquered peoples, nagnannity in triumph Is the
Is stronger than hate
NOT ~ .sIsSsLE Nc SOUTHERN STATE RECoSCILED.
d. II At"- H. r. Pdghs a. CisretqHd, Onto July IA.
.tou Due above all this, rising high above all
ble and sSns, was this selfish shOrt-sighed, mis-
%ics this administration has observed toward the peo
iakJ Now hot necd ana m Gries oi Thsts the
20 1so0s5f any man OF good can see and decide
suppression OF the Rebellion ron 'I ,i wii anu 'e nc
BDeducated. ignorant slaves wera ntan,34 4
when the people of the South 1ere Ss a",FtScq 1eft
destitute, and impoverished eoSditios tbt ley ~, m
true policy. the dictate alike OF strict to
dictate alike of Of benevolence was tStS ana anu me
harmony should be promoted among those two races of
What the intelligence, the education, the wealth
and the refinement of the white people OF the so,th
without the AID OF the labor OF the Iree9menf But what
the freedman without the guidance, assistance
aud protection OF the white people What other pocv
cDuu theh nave p9rslDy Deeh sugSeVeu 10 ne mind OF
statesman than that Kindness and good VIII should be
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each being essential 70 the other But from the
meucement, from the first appointment OF military
government, through the agency or the miseF
able carpetDaggers who have been recognized
and protected and sustained by the Federal Gov
efnment through their unworthy employees and
sppointees through the Southern States by the aid of
ene army acting police by the aid Of the ku-kluN
,r by the suspension OF the habeaE corpus act, by
E and persecution, they have pursued that peO-
Eate SsI " the present hour. lApplause Not single
iNiS S"o'erhinent-nOt one.
THE GOOD OF THE co,,,,rr,, NM, ,,-,, orr. .,,,,,,
7 J.ono,,,,, r. AereA al dU.On, A. Y. JUN TO-
occupy judicial position which In NV
Judgment-dnd am glad u GO t ii nlilCuJ III nJ
puDhC-IehueIs u Improper Tor me ~ 80 ~ W. ~ .f-o E
part IN lhls canvass but az 70
interest III having honest eapabe s tco tho saue
administration OF the Government thsf ~
have no desire 10 conceal views or nv a. I, ahd
nOn. lCheers.I shall support HOraee Cranieou az
Ifesldent lCueersI shall do 10 cheerfuly lVI
because he has been nominated by the political
the kOo O the country and the welfare peonIo
hcindUn change Of administration lAppausef The
movement winch has led 10 this Nomination is not of
here partisan Character 10 rises higher. It Is
reform Ia which Of all parties unite
without Delng charged with political inconsistency II
seeks 20 reform the administration OF the in
essential ana vital respects First IL will establish he
principle Of one term 10 Presidential Office fcheersi
10 as 10 prevent the cOfruptng and degrading Influence
VI dsPehslhK lhe patronage and shaping the
curing denomination by the incunbenis IN no other
good was 10 be accomplished, tins would be sufficient 10
induce every patriotic favor it Second N will
secure integrity and economy In the collection and dis
Dufsement OF the public money. lChsersl / regard
reform in this vital 20 the prost,rv of free
Institutions. Labor should be Duriened az lightly ~
poeSDe and no government Is good one whatever ts