Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-16
POLITICAL

POLITICAL contest thH Continent h-s wv WV
messed.
The Pottsville (P. } !SiGsarrd (iemo'ratic)
says:
We are entirely conscientious in cur belief
that in n numerical rense, Liberal Republican
ism," 30 called, is both sham and fraud and,
consequently, thi1 transfer Of apIrty represent
ing three million voters to the management Of \
political myth will in the end prove itself
frsught with disaster instead Of Euccess.
The Paoli (Ind.) Eagle, (iemocr,tic) ssys ::
1.-The retult Of the nomination Of Greeley and
Brown BY the Democratic Convention viii be to
re-elect Grant. Itssys further
"You 20 about the cities snd railroad towns,
and you will hear among Democrats, considerable
roise made fer Greeley; but 60 into the country
and you will find but few Of the old sturdy
democrats that are willing to shout for Greeley
and Graft Brown. They prefer letting the cleo
tion 60 by defAult TO voting to destroy their
principles
The Boston Globe, an independent Ts?er,
ssys, speaking Of Mr.. Greeley:
Gle is week and vscil.ting man he is in
the hands Of corrupt and unprincipled msrsger';
the worst elements of secession and rebellion,
made rancorous by defeat, offer him the balance
Of power as the price Of his suhsuryiency.'
jesse b. Bright gays that he hss " suffered
too much in attempting to maintain tie iutegri-
ty and dignity Of the Democratic Party to
unite in transferring il :. this day to it' most
uureleu,ing. malignant snl yituperanve enemy"
The Gseslsyitcs being lesifous to try rome
other bait for the colorei vote after he failure Of
Mr. Summers letter. one Of their leaders wrote
to the son of John Broan, ''vhose soulis m.Tch-
ing on, and received the following repiy,wAich
va. not just vhz; he wanted
Itisamstter OF turprite 70 me thE- yoa could
fer moment suppose thst I an in favor Of
plxcing in power that party which every friend
Of liberty and equal rights hss found 1t neoes-
tary to oppose with al his might these many
yesrs II any other Of ny friends entertain
such an opinion Of me please DO me the favor 10
correct their mistake. | am still, SIS I have
been, faithful to republican principles and 10
the only party in the Uaitel States which it
seems TO me fairly represents them-the party
whose tt.nGarl besrers are Grant sul Wiscn.
Very truly youTs,
JOINS BRows, JE
,o
Iae eii'oi oi tHe A!iiNASe va 4"'J' 't"'
prominent Democrat for twenty-five years, re-
nounces Greeley, and r.ys in letter
"AsI have for these long years been welded
and bound 20 the Democratic party through
principle, I feel that have nothing 70 bind me
to that organization any logger, sad shall cast
ny vote for General Grant. 10 ny connection
with the army Of the Cumberland and the De
pAr.eut u inc ',',.',i p y
General, AMI always admired HIN ss brave
man, independent and firm IN tae he-d ana IN
.he p5is''s o.ci1 N-.'. S.a- aS.neI
W ~ ' .,
ssi'e's ,.,
freaeric@ D5dsas-' II H1 '.---- % i'--
mond, said
al sbon'd Ike IN yets fir Il5r.ce Greeley II !
only knew which Greeley ray vote would elect.
mi there il inst who're The trouble il with ne.
lie ia a rr.ny-silel nan. There have bean :
/ GOOD many Horace G-ee!svs. You ka-w when
[ Gourb nreSfntel bimfeIf AZ the Go1- Of ;hg
I r.bs-1.cls If Na7 No-L b. f.tI o. fta t.or-
taersr Let ~, in n An Couch I'm be
d-difId5.' ,afi the de5rseere- there
( b., 10 ;e,, than seven Coughs gore in here a.
/ ra.iv Thee have been , Great r11ny Eorsce
/ GrecIavsi, nav time knew ora ...s who
,se3 - az ra7-b.t tbiors s4sir=. slavery [
| i;tei ,L,t me, Canal r,.r lie vs, II nv
100 voul3 srer. tb,t Horace Greeley. nd I
was sure he would sysy put Why, would
vote for h,n but thsj Is Just Tie tfouo.e' gen
-, bi-b c. ve ,-s - ~ r-sctE
whether it is the Gfseley Of thirty years ago, Of
twenty ye,Ts aso, or Of ten years go, IN The
- a. -, ',' ,bs ne y, H. att
Hartford, Ct, gentleman, tftve--1s wat,
writer as f3l'ows from Chcsro:
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.,., ~ - -, 80 - - VII ~, ~
g. ~ IN VA. +f,.. b.. 20, 49,
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go 10, ,bs;- -,-,lr-rr, r--.e.+s
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r. ~ CT. IN HI, --,- -, tlsg Iii e,.t !,
very large vote for C.sut. IN ,as town Of Evs-s-
ten over fly democrats have NIB icly PFC
ncnucei for Grant -z1iusi five who have cone
on: 10 favor Of Greeley"
Nj GArri.ou's letter :, te.r. II !e'y circulated
sud with great effect; 10 enc questions his ain
ceriiy, his honesty, or his claim to he heard in
behalf o.. the c1l1rsl race.-Larr,-r- .fafri-
car
Gen. CLambegisin, Of Ns.lc, lss been claimed
b- che t,rssls,. an r-.,r f..-., r.,., ,..,i.,r-
ICES c'n'f. '.-,i'h OF 'Le - ln -a-Alleu'
lie hts no, go1e over 20 the G-ce'ey VI, ulr
are Lis uoIti,sl views changed.
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the approval Of individual Judgment. he 10
viewed \; laveth the political situation. s1I raid
10 rational expectation Of reform could be
founded On the success Of the democratic u.rfv
in the DISGUISE Of Greeley anI Brown
rrcca NJ g,-..,.-----...t. e-,-..--.
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81, he s.a...s,,
Moody has gone INTO the eS2pi 90 i5r Grant
win ms whole heSr'- lie MADE vigorous snd
5,aInin,+r 20 --.r5 ,'--',;r- ,e,,r TN
Gresis-,,s. nv. =, ~ C11s.Isrs.o G.
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=,
-, Inc Ne" lots ii'.4te OK 1uly 20 'onAinsd
,le ielnsI Asoie s'N'enen, 'nt' every AeNspa
per IN nitcohs-h hthefl9 heI uo.ein hsd gone
over 10 Tiee.ty' e-Jept we 9-Ahi'oboc paper
1his Nould include nose t'&uach sA'e's the Nil
"auAee HsAltHt anu " tconsin anu 'isl.seh
S'aie JoHNa'- As matter OF lScI ho' enc he
puoicsn paper IN the o'ale hAs gone over As n
isgei. Du' 'nen, .ic's count ior l'''e WIN 'ae