New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
ECHOES FROM THE STUMP.
TIE VERMONT DEMOCRACY WILL SUPPORT
HORACE GREELEY.

TIE VERMONT DEMOCRACY WILL oOTEOhA
HORACE GREELEY.
n p stn at alS Vermont Dcsocrufio Convention H.
The Democratic party of Vermont are deeply
attached TO Democratic principles and the Democratic
organization; and this crisis things presented
zaOn and to assist other patriotic citizens of the coun
try Kidding the country OF its present government
condition politically, shall support Horace Greeley
THE PATRIOTIC SPIRIT OF THE DEM0CRAcY'
WtaRa 4. Beach al ne Syracuse Greeeg CtHo Jtn< -,
As to the party of which | am a member:
the Democracy, identified with the history oil 50 50
place itself in the breach and lend the prestige OF is
great name its principles and Its splendid OF
u acrfce this opportunity add another to its brilliant
,onquests for liberty and right No. gentlemen IL mas
earnestly striving To bring about reforms, and II w not
II read Alright the signs OF the mes ana JuGg1 &
be gladden. the hearts of all; raise the hopes
of the despondent strengthen the hands OF the weary
and sound the kneh of despOtsm in America
THE WATCHwoRD OF THE CAMPAIGS;; AM 1;
Strcd Wk me Syracuse GTsetV ClaJ, June a. =,
Gentlemen, with universal amnesty to all,
and impartial suffrage for all, as our motto ana Win
honesty in the person of Horace Greeley as eur
Aud now let me conclude with few words OF ADVICE
wcghty words, full Of importance and meaning from
the address of the Liberal Republican State Committee:
.'The watchword of the present time is-OrganHe! ~
thus that every worker, however humble can mud
useful place in the ranks Oreanizel II is thus that tne
state may be Systematically canVassed ana every Notr
reached with argument and appeal O%fgsh1S % on
thus ana thus onY at fs sceTed And t6s
the purpose Of our meeting tonight We arc mere Ioi
organization
THE FUTURE OF THE DEMOCRACY.
COL L7nepyH BaOsr al ne tr1hkga cgSg 1 O"'0' D 'V
The question presented for the consideration
of the Democratic party under existing
power TO elect yourselves but viii you reeect Grant
by declining 70 support Greeley, and thus maxi tn9
hand which gives the Ouly practical assurance OF dehY
erance the rule OF the reckless party now IN power
the fcuds and hates of the past TO divert he p3ono az
No of ne Democracy has ALWAYS been
ncnnati esta bshes that bygOnes be bygOnes
universal amnesty equal rights, local selfgOvernment
as opposed TO Capitalization the supremacy OF the
civil authority the military, the invOlablity OF the
ternal policy Of the several states snd muIelpate
he largest freedom for the individual consistent with
public order Civil Service Reform term for Pres'
dent the Tariff question RENTED 10 the people OF each
eCutve ictaton instead Of the miserable stradde OF in
cidental Protection heretofore used by party platform
dodgers, ant-rairoad land grabbing, and IN SSherai
return the ways OF peace ana eOnSututlOna aW IN
stead OF id 'S more e'p be cained by the election of
straight Democratic ticket with the senate OF lhe
United states 55 AGAINST 4Ip a6 5aTy 70 eSe oeTeT in the
old ruts OF mutual hate between neghDor ana
BemocTaey Of Ohio regarding the signs Of the times,
and that every 20 years make changes
operate Tith f tpe i The War of 1si2 marks one Of
Sse periods: the Jackson Administration OF 1892 ano
Their and in 1852 the in the demise OF the
Wing party raised questions. TIe Democracy can
ve ONLY bv becoming the party OF progress and REFORM
and while preserving its identity must cooperate Win
honest men OF all parties IN the coming en- al 20
on to emancipate Onehaf the country from th RUE OF
military disposition, and deliver the remander from mo-
nopOly rule and class legislation, which, Dy !De power Oh
money rings, threatening TO overthrow the hDereS
of the Republic.
WHY AN ILLINOIS REPUBLICAN BECAME A
LIBERAL.
The Hon Leonard Swett well-known Re-
pablcan Of Illinois and a trusted friend Of President
Lincoln in speech at the Chicago meeting of June
D. set FORTH in the following cogeDt fashion, the great
fault OF the Republican party which has made the Lib
eral movement necessity
Iconrected myself with the Republican party at its
very earliest formation Up 10 tais present moment or
speaking have never voted any Otber thdn hepuDil-
can ticket since that PARTY was in existence. During the
war wab Of ITS vigorous prosecution, and or
doing any and everything which was reasonable Or per
haps possible 10 put down the Rebellion and restore the
country in it's territorial completeness felt that ap-
proyed of a the measures which adopted by the
Republican party for the prosecution OF the war some
of them they first presented, were ueDataDe IN
,.xpcdiency but the which were adopted by
the party seemed 10 me then, ana as IL seelDs
20 me now right; but when the closed, must con-
es that failed to see the Republican party that
generous kindness and forDearlng oep99rVnment n
coward the people OF the south, Yho NAG Deen @
III was expedent and right at the close OF the war
% have taken any given number OF leading Rebels ana
have hung them as penalty lOf IedsOn n1Nel ~
have complained; but TO attach political dlsaDllH 10
tie masses OF the people aud thus make genera po
zeal slavery the masses tue result OF he Wdi
/ believed then TO he wrong and believe yet 10 Dc
yronc TAtplauseJ Now the Republican party not
only did thai, let up one inch until TINS Dea
Republican party was formed AS soon a, ths m iADeda
Rcpuhcan party formed. and had held It's COnVen
non al Cincinnati and putting itself III an atItuue
f attack TO Administration because OF It's unSen
r0s treatment the South then for the first lne we
cot au amnesty law passed, and II the fruits OF the
beral Republican party WITHIN ninety DAYS OF ls or
nation have been to make liberty universal III tnis cou
Try tank will do no hurt TO run II ior the next