The New York herald., 1872-09-06

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selfgovernment. France has It noti England has it
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same extent as we have-thls right, this duty q
As,th essc,thing the pen and deciding upon the pSCy
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can people; hanks to the justice Of the American
peoplei tia IS TO the thought, courage. wisdom
oo,. .foT1sN EXERCISED BY ooLoRED MEN
IN the struggle tArocggn Sgg
SSS1htS have Has tSst phSssS Ssrsy IN IN
and have the right to feel an interest IN the
puBo IN sna rn e6OsRsTss sRSsr aqG
n Englander just now; but for ting, pqr.
self SUCH e sey ss sRpSss ssss IN p o .s s ea5S 5
tights Of man, he is my countryman my kinsman,
my brother SSa SoSd @
snS any S2Fses ca@sn s css s
Two CATS and ONE one mouse house, aasSterJ & The demo:
Gratis and republicans. Judging nom the professions
% these two parties from tssss ss us tMo
parties + might Gs be soThat DssS + dut b0 for
.; ;.oril and procession. We have some other guide
is such thing as % history and history shows US the
tendencies and OF movements. The social
ana political movements Of our time are no excep,
tions TO the rule. Left to mere profession Of the
choose Horace Greeley. as Ulysses 9. Grant, for
day and generation. l am not here to deal in
nyectve and Of Horace race
Inc pleasure t to " vote M for Horace % Greeley, ~ e'
IF ! KNEW JUST WHICH GREELEY
my vote woaS elect , But don
fnen and platforms OF parties to determine what is
wise and what ts best in this canvass These par.
the rules 81 common sense. We know very well
'le wha ne Rars mas has
need not go back far into history to arrive at sound
conclusions CONCERNING them: Take the demo, nc.
it done to you and me and to the race with which
we are ideni,fed2 You know as wel as l know
that the vital and anmating spirit Of that party.
from the grst until now, has been the intensest
HATE, scoEN AND CONTEMPT OF THE RACE
that forty years ago II allied itself with the late
Haster class OF the South. The four hundred and
ea SS du9Sa esI yGss
even during the great struggle Of pr0tracttssa ts
iorco ana s@anennary So rsnGon whGn, unSer tae
fls we sGs Hnew a that D2s that p a' as
disasters That party Throughout g gave 1 aid and
comfort to the rebels, and before the close Of the
class Of the South by selecting for its standard
bearer and representative Of Its spirit the only
loyal cause who accomplished little or nothing for
the cause, and who was the most popular General
1t selected him to be its standard bearer; put MIN
on the platform, affirming that the war for the
Union was accomplished
WE MET MCCLELLAN
as We shall meet other people by and BY. Laugh.
teri. partial reconsideration took place, and
Of the constitution. What then ? In 1868 they
snS wSo IT'S eeanSdates You Tsn
be-. Wen; They selected the man Of AL q!
war for the Union, In the nomination OF Horatio
Seymour, a man who addressed mob in New
were bloody with the blood OF the innocent
black & children & io and the innocent black men
murderers He was selected That was the ten
asncy 90 Of when ae yets and into what II Mhas
The bene1cent measures of Justice to humanity and
equality which have been Incorporated into the
tiona, revolutionary and null and void, and that is
the mind Of the party and has been until within the
O
Ter3 1T II now asks US to receive them them
o sS%mpnSp %e Sh ns psr. 1GSs SsrSs
enough to know that people who have been think.
cratic party has been thinking and acting,
CANNOT EASILY BE CHANGED IN AN INSTANT
conversions, and believe in them in some cases.
We read ofone which was quite instantaneous In the
and the great light that prevailed prev '1 was visible
TO his attendants; but don't know about this
Conversion Of the DEMOCRATIC party or that they
come from above. gaughter) There is Q voice
fe doubt %aers W SsD Il came fSSa want
to know how the democratic party came to
whose should aTsi Sh
for the past, believes that party has been con.
yerted but wapt to see the democratic party on
Its knees before shall trust it, When one has ex-
perience religious conversion he Is ready to come
on board the Gospel ship and act in the most hum.
ship, take the helm and seize the cargo.
WANT TO PUT THEN ON PROBATION
for six MONTHS so as to have little more time to
examine the evidence. The democratic party Of
late has become very Scriptural, and breaches the
doctrine of forgiveness I don't know but that
am prepared to act on the principle inculcated by
the parable OF the Prodiga Son.. The prodgal said
ne had sinned, and asked to be taken back as O
hired servant. The father received him as q son;
but the spirit OF the pr0dgal was that OF great hu.
miy. He did not ask to get possession of the farm,
as did the democratic party. On the other hand
the republican party had been true to the great
idea OF removing the stain OF slavery II was true
under Grant, as well as under Lincoln. know Gen.
eral Grant well. 1t has been
SAID THAT WAS SLIGHTED
IN not being invited to certain dinner. Where is
the democratic President who ever invited a col.
ored man to his tablef Who ever raised this as q
standard of friendship as to whether colored
man was invited or not to dine confess
I met an insult on the steamer, upon
ths. Potomac, and would have been