The New York herald., 1872-07-09
at their homes, but are derided BY their opponens ia
az irresponsible and unrepresentative people.

at their homes, but are derded BY their opponents
as irresponsible and anrepresentative people,
II they were united on any definite policy they
might perhaps accomplish some serious result, but
they are divided within themselves.
some OF them advocate the nomination OF Charles
Sumner for President ana Judge GrOesbeck for
caused to be printed number OF slips, which have
been distributed freely about town, OF the letter
originally In the Springfield Republican OF June Is.
BOURBON HISTORY OF GREELEY's LIFE:
Another circular has also been distributed
signed "B0urbon Democrat which rehearses
Greeleys life as f0ows:-
For hryys years Mr. Greeley has been the btterss I IS,
ANA most ege and opp9n&ent Zen q e
newspaPsr has stricken blow after blow against % our
Ss other bring
Sa US
% n"s
Greeley With vote should Jingle with shame
%,s;s 5s
ny hs ssed pfeps Is n P"s
RS'nissI has perverted our best motives and
RSsIis s.,,Ssng p".aa&iS aisSenerssis ss ,ntsaI'sns
ers Five years ago he commenced his shrswd foxy and
n by Sf sna @ss
the bail bond Jefferson Davis This act Is In lively
his xSs saa
Ike stsr ssrS
must not be 70 return to peaceful and cc4tented
= mSh s ne as ass
ae might pavS that az S
nE upon sad picture Of their family fire.
other one man In the whole country and now he comes
n Ss al ns snsSs se NJ & wH % @ s
9th Of last m9nh @ and asks that we adopt him as our
e
party hope for IN The event Of aree nomnS
M on ana % thought BY any that the patronage
sasf s anS duty ns
s nd
to $ fs & who had not n pas, years been in
a1s $ n ne
s es6Gsh sere ts
Ss Rfds se in s or @ os @ and Wo1
iSs want Would is,s il Mr. 1s
to as se %o"
Greeley be to the democratic party As Andrew Johnson
ffiss as
greeley can carry New York and Pennsylvania, and no
During ali his editorial life he has constantly been
States and many leading politicians hoping that he
n% Se h'S xha % the pay
%sni is srasht out democrat @ for each office from d
should G % @ u and victory Mr ,ScE wGsd % ours
sr h s SsdSe Of demo
om c ma o ysa
taking one Of them leader.
ANOTHER DOCUMENT
The most effective and most widely circulated of
all these documents, however, was prepared by
Judge Ledley of Springfield Ill., who was the inti-
mate personal friend OF Judge Douglas and is
Well known In his immediate section az q leading
democratic politician. A number of signatures
have already been obtained to the paper, some of
which are OF sufficient Importance to attract ma
tiOnal attention.
WHAT THE CIRCULAR SAYS.
The circular is as follows
We, the undersigned, having abiding faith in the
principles Of democracy oxpounde1 by Jefferson and
Madison and maintained and successfully carried by
Monroe, Jackson and other eminent statemen and pat
riots from the first organization party 1898
to the 1850 do most soemnly protest against the
treasona6le designs Of gang of ofice-seek-
like SO many :, voting cattle over. to the
support of few disappointed head radicals And
we do pledge ourselves that In will
the worst enemy of time ehonored prin cpes, the
notorious Horace Greeley. And do further pledge our
selves to vote for straight democratic ticket II
permitted TO have that glorious opportunity.