The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-20
CRACKS FROM GREELEY RIFLES.

-Ex-Speaker Galusha A. Grow will soon
take the stump In Texas for the Liberal ticket.
Mr.. Grow Is president Of d railroad down there.
The st. Louis Republican (Gre 'ey) de-
clares that the antl-Grant movement has now
passed beyond the control of those who gave
II beginning.
The New Orleans Picayune, which could
not ablda Greeley, and suggested Mr. Bryan
for the Presidency, has gone at last With the
tide for Greeley and Brown.
The Oxford (Ala.) Chronicle Greeley
says the "hush In the Radical party at this time
Is ominous-it dreams of no defeat In Novem-
ber" The TACT Is the Radical party seems TO
have wrapped its martial cloak about 1t and
laid itself down TO pleasant dreams.
"A correspondent gives the following rea-
SONS why he supports Horacs Greeley for The
Presidency !. Because he Is an honest man;
e Because he Is man of intellect; 3. Because
he is pure patriot; 4. Because he Is man OF
unfilaching sleadiastness. to principle:
Allen Warden, OF Darlington, Wis, who
Grant Presidential elector In 1868, In sn ora
tion at Argyle, Wis, on the Fourth or July,
severed himself from the administration party
and announced himself supporter OF Horace
Greeley.
Whoever wants to know where Forney's
heart really Is in this campaign, let him read
the editorial pages of the Philadelphia Press.
appeared there since he was nominated at
Cincinnati. This Press was never backward
before In pouring 7itrlol on Its opponents can
didate for President.
-Gerrit Smith declares "that the Demo-
cratic party Is dead" Three million voters
ought to make pretty lively corpse. Again,
If the Democratic party be dead, what Is the
uee OF The Republican papers continually de-
claring that the present Issue ls between the
Republican and the old Democratic party
During the recent Democratic invasion of
Chappaqua, II Is related tnst George N. San
ders, peerng cautiously around, asked Far
mer Greeley If there were ''any snakes about
here 2" "rhere are a few copperheads Just
new," responded the old farmer, 'buG they
are perfectly tame" Thls impromptu witt
clsm created roar OF laughter, In which the
Democrats Joined most heartily.
"A Washington special dispatch says ills
reported there that while In New York recent
ly Senator Schnrz had frequent conversations
with Mr.. Greeley, and that the speech which
the former has prepared for delivery at ST.
Louis was read to the latter. receiving the
highest approval. 1t Is also stated on the high
est authority that Mr.. Schurz will include In his
speech letter from Mr.. Greeley recently writ.
ten on the subject Of civil service reform and
other critical questions, and that the letter was
written to Mr. Sohurz himself.
"A Boston colored man, Of Southern birth,
writes to the Post: "At last the blacks OF this
broad land have q man to vote TOR, whose
record as their friend and the friend of labor
is unimpeachable. God bless the day when
the great Democratic party nominated the
man who dared be just and true to all-blacks
and white alike-in spite OF opposition. Every
man OF color who values his manhood will
vote for Horace Greeley. At all events the
world may bet Its life that WILL"