New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
now snowcrod upon him WILL when cooled be wrought
in images TO his honor
souSp AND PRACTICAL IDEAS.

oooN from ne Boston Posi (DeNl
The Western tour OF MI; UTee,ey dnnStra ~ wioS,r
fons tina; meet him everywhere put Dy tno u.s. ,ho
pertinent character Of tho addresses be poe II
{heral candidate at various points along the NE hs
is impossble in the midst OF heated
present ignore politics In s snes Of the dsy
and doubtless Of less varied knoWledge nu
y than Mr. Greeley wOI1 Sheioro now in vogue but
~ there IA any one more distinguishing marx IN is
speeches It s 19e nresenoe Of sound and prac
tieal ideas concerning the material inIstesss S
those 10 wno m cvmbns or elsewhere along his route,
MT Greeley has difficulty In speaking 20 inc pSS o o
toe mater tas m TI him and that without assuming the
extensively didaotic tone OF ono VINO mas SIsanou 90
iSr t9o oSsy ap1 those Of man who understand the
people and the country and whose sympa'ny Is s
a Il Is intelligent ne d@Gss TT presaee that Horace Cree
ley's election implies financial CONFUSION shouu ny o' &
70 read his clear and sensible remarks before the GIN
cinnsf Cbamber OF Commerce, which he took In the
situation at single view. pointed OUT Tue peIs tTn'
surround us in respect to financial management ana m
yoked the instant study of safe and enectua reouy
TRENCHANT AND sTATEsNANLIKE.
from Sprta2Esld Republican liail l.
We ask every living man VINO GHpects oaSnes W
vote next November 10 read Mr. Greeleys speeches.
His partsans may well take pride in them Iney are
the most trenchant and sa,esmanke
before or after his nomination, In these later tneS
any OF his opponents have the heart 10 boast OF Ires
dent Grants silence and t0ngue-ted manner tbey are
welcome to all tho satisfaction they can get OUT Oh ~
Mr. speaks
ness horn of long study OF, and participation IN our
history with the plain drectness ana common so1o ov
10 mis- origin and with that OVERLOOKING philanthropy
| and humane sympathy which make him NOBLE some
times in spite OF himself He shows his Keen we az
OF people in in his treatment Of the eys Oh os
franchsement No State body OF her cllzensi
however small dsfranchsed without feeling IL stlgma
He states the position Of the negro with candor ana Win
regret but instead of turning II 10 mean pa Pu
pose draws from it the wisdom of popular eduet9n q
docripe that must indeed sound strange 10 southern
ears "a coming from the political stump. Again, he does
not hesitate TO interrogate Southern audience AS 70
| rpf
what he will i" Is it not true he asks thdt We we
have no purpose expectation or understanding that tu
Rebel debt pensions, and indemnity for the slaves
he maid Shall abide by the Constitution, etc'
| and the response was hearty. -. - ....,
Mr. Greeley's views finance will strike every man
of business as eminenty sound Tue country is not Igh
when these corners and commissions return Win eNey
moon The OF disease however, Is less erpie Inan
the tendency Mr. Greeley not an aiafmst put oVey
one must admit that further from specie resuP
| ZION today, than we have been for several noHtns
Business meantime grows more and more tiniIo Vl 40
form and conservative of bad state OF anuTs CohS
no sooner assemblies than the bankers and hnancl Ou
Bettys ali set up appealing chorus OF Don m
| now we seem TO be mired IN position "Ho'o "o "'
| not 20 ahead and cannot go back