Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10
GalLrr's OPINION OF HIS AUTHORITIES.

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- mi, n.n.gors of the marty have
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auu '"o ~ 80 - pr,noinIo honor
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- ',y,iaI.., 4, ,hts Ias, sf,art
.ea,,sis tLa ,..,,or,s" ~ which for tWelye
-" ,h., S.ro ha., da,r,yed Apact of
double treason has been perpetraied-by
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o''sS y" W. ns..aa-.,ts $780, 10 ,,s,r
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IT, - /, "a ,rno n Isrgs puu,ber of
-, A., n,a ns,ocr.tIc n.r,v who rppndlate
,n,s Inf.,nop. bor,.i, but thew have been
'uH ~, .N,,- :, l7'.,,...' 80 l.. a ro.II,,
uhapie 70 iuaho th''"'e'''' "N ." J
effective way and will be almost poWeTless
IN a.. a. - ,Ioc,IoD y,ben thew will show
uhih tue "aS " 'ie'.'"' WV" t''
by their votes their disappTObatlon and lOath-
-, ~. 90, On, h.,,, hstr.vsd them
rug VI 'iiS Heu W. 20, s',..si'-. A.,
Notwithstanding all the enthusiasm, the
ch..rs and The unanImity for Greeley
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that the reporters al BALTIMORE teh Us
are manIfssted iur Mr.. Greeley, Il IL
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Aosoln'eD coyN"'h 'nat a""S u'"u ""''us
the rank and hle oil tue parry tuc'e 10
feeling Of the bltteresl opposlhon To Inc
candidate who Is to be selected oy them as
their standard-beaTer' when We eoo'l"er all
the fierce Remuneration that MI "fee'ey mas
poured out on these men, II IL no "onue' 'na'
they kcenly ieel the Posi'iol IN "h'en 'nei'
leaders have placed lhem. twas oniy III
1868 that Mr.. Greeley SAID OF tue peWo'IacS'
Every one who chooses 70 i've 6y RSs. nHSIx
Keeper Of Tipping house, Is politically Demo.
cnL"
M Republican journal In the country, no
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Republican In Congress, no Republican on
The stnmp has abused the Democratic party
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as horace 1Ieeley mas uouc' III '"o sunni
wear of 1858 he again said:
,pi., -h.,.,.r W., ,la.ss IA a N elsctIon dIs
- SHhi.S ~, IN ~Tdnonnce morally ToItsn.
given up IN great part 70 HSDheehsIy anu NE, Me-
sSsas sanabitns hnaass gry, shons MI darker
Sans AZ Isfamv and t6at dIstrict viii be ionnd
a. naaFiv ~ nfitn aVerv aleetiOn giving a ma nor.
iIy iOr that which Styles Itself me Democratic
party Take All ne nd In ., tsntSs a1 ihsIp
master spirits active paTtIsans Of that same
Democracy. What Is the instinct the symp,n-
t 20 Nv. G nnptSg WuI Vs1 SonSiJSTr"
Il is 10 this class Of people that Mr.. Greeley
now appeals for votes. lihels elected Presl-
dent, Il Is they who will elect him. Ills por-
traits, we are told by the journals Of New
York, have taken the place OF " Boss Tweed
I'm the rum.mIIIs OF the Empire city. They
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nave not changed lhey are not auJ "o'e
yirtuOus OF pure to-day than they were when
Mr.. Greeley hurled his terrible inyectiye al
them
Il Is only yearnnd ahalf ago, In February,
1871, since Mr.. Greeley wrote
Tho BRAIN the heart the soul Of tho present
DemoSralG parry ne IsSIi , sio nSd sxnns s
thiIsrs. il is rebel at The core t0.dSy. ItwOlid
come Into power With the bate, The Ghagrlni me
impsI and guide is steps. il would devote Itself
TO taklng Oh OF reducing l1S X alter tax HGui ths
intsSsst AN IN batISSal debt, and would hall
The things Of national bankruptcy With unAl
iSySI as me- .s%sn, NAV he deserved 6y on,
national sins, We must hopS that this disgrace
aud hamiha''oh WI 10 SpaIo'
Mr.. greeley Is p-uaS uno INST 'n"'o y
these very Peop'o iroUi "no'e "'e''''ou ',
power ne preuS'cu Suen uls'S' '" Ie'" us
IL NC IN e'eo"" wy ~ az, -