New-York tribune., 1872-08-01

yieorT with the Ku-KuI in the Carolinas suppct.a
Greeley, and the KuKlux IN the Albany ,
question frankly.
INFLUENCE UPON THE NEGROES.
From Ds H,p Yorker Abeadsefiuss ,r
The great Charley has spoken at last: 10 L9
negroes who asked him what position they shou
take IN the approaching election he has replied Una,
SSye qyeS . 1 noS I few Words he
ferred to MI letter OF three columns In length OF couso
should be printed in copies and be distributed as
campaign document among the negroes OF tho Soutn.
only very small number negroes cast themselves
in the arms Of their enemies, the Democrats.
UNBoUNDED EGoTIsM AND INCONSISTENT soPH-
fsTRY.
From The Troy WAt0 (GranD. .
II needs, however, but a glance to see its
unbounded egotism and inconsistent sOphstries. Not
even Charles Summers name VIII be free from deTsiSn ron
vlcst political cutters In the land TO obtain mre with
which TO stain the Presidents far namethat ne speaks
dragging in OF the old Santo Domingo sore in the first
comparison uneoyers big motive Deyond Iarsner conceal
but 1t will add nothing TO Charles Summers reputation
1T GOES FAR TOWARD SETTLING THE RESULT IN
NOVEMBER.
From tn, Springfield (Mas&) Republican Ind:
By his full and able letter on the Presidency
Mr. Sumner settles all uncertainty to his Own earnest
support OF Horace Greeey-settes. Also the oVeTson
Greeley-and goes SETTLE indeed the result OF tne
election. His argument and appeal Will certainly give
opposition 10 Gen. Grant. His letter will probably be
followed up by speeches in Faneui Hall and perhaps In
the South In advocacy OF Mr.. Gfeeley's election.
THE INTELLIGENCE OF THE NEGROES INSULrED'
From The Neo- York Commercidl dduertSr (Gran0
This singular document will prove failure,
because OF its Misrepresentation so easily expOde1 ls
great and tiresome length, its rhetorical nns ana is
ornate phraseology. Douglass on the stump Is col
pete reutation OF each and every one OF sumner sae
sanders and nothing could more truly exhibit tue petJ
malice and mean personal hate which characterze tue
Senator Sumner insults the intelligence OF tnose WHOM
he he hnnaa TN ran Ia
credulOus throats.
UNWARRANTED AND FALSE ADVICE.
From Th> Boston COB, (GrdaD
The country is at length informed that MI.
Sumner surrenders his feong enemies and abjures
his brilliant record the champion OF liberty and
equality Blinded by the passions and resenmehs OF
merely personal controversy no has grossly perverted
his guardianship and sacrificed the welfare OF his
wards" upon the altar OF private enmity. the pre-
tended advice which he gives the cOl0red race Is un
warranted and false and while 1t s runous to their in
terests 1t also gives the lie to the whole record Of his
public career.
SOME FEW COLORED VOTES WILL BE GAINED.
The Baltimore Gazete lDem.l
Leaving his opinions of the Democracy out
OF the question: do not desire to underrate It's i'm
pOrtance. IL will gain for Mr.. Greeley col0red
votes that were either doubtful before, that might
have Grant, and it will also influence those
white Republicans who have profound respect LOT Mr.
Summers wisdom and sagacty-and strange as II may
appear there suchtO vote as Ire votes ana ne de-
cares that his vote will DO for the Liberal candidates
HIS SILENCE HAS GIVEN EMPHASIS TO HIS
OPINION.
Prom The Philadelphia Poet (IHd) -.
Mr. Sumner has done what the logic OF ms
life c0mpelled-he has declared himself in favor OF
Horace Greeley the next President To have decided
against him would have been reputation by Mr sum
of his principles and purposes HIS silence mas nos
been hesitation Mr.. Sumner IA not man who speaks
without deliberatOn and in this case MS silence has
given emphasis to his opinion