Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-19
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1t was very unfortunate lhinS ior dr.
Greeley that he brought up the peculiarly
of his position as candidate in his speech
accepting the nomination. 1t has led
people to think and talk about the incon-
sistent attitude he undertakes to maintain,
and the more they talk and think the more
plain the monstrous absurdity appears to
them. Mr.. Greeley says he is still re.
publican although he has abandoned the
party and taken the leadership of the
democratic party, and he says the demo-
Gratis are democrats still, although they
support him for the Presidency. He has
met with no change, they with none, and
without a change upon either side he and
his lifelong enemies are joined in mutual
harmony. What the Independent press
think of Mr.. Greeley and his situation
may be seen by the following article
which we find in the Boston Globe.
The idea that the people of the Cuited
States will elect Horace Greeley to the Pres-
dency seems too preposterous to be entertained
for moment, whatever party leaders may
desire or affect to believe. The fact is patent
to the world that he is the selected candidate
of the Tammsny Ring, the most corrupt and
unprincipled cabal that ever disgraced the
country, and that the leading conspirators in
that RING are the sponsors of his nomination.
uis can.,d.cv ranrasants M rrincole what
vr ora on tar a hi, n,hl;o l;fa i, CONFORM
"a h., ia fnllv id.nt;fisd with the prominent
principles and measures Of the Republican
party He says in replying to the Off ,ial
notice of his nomination, that he is a Re-
nnhl,can s,,il and that the nsrtv by which he
r non,;natad ar. u, mocrsts still, Thi, gross
and valuable Inconvenience Of Mr. Gree,ev is
ata,pn,,r;.,;c nf ,ho man Such stpff nav
100 q norrrnt rol,oaI axioencv befora tho
alao,;on hu. hn,v viii II work in nrac,icc
| - ~ 10 ohasan p,as;dan,o WIZ, ;daas
80 -. IL IN ,ho, c.s.2 L. tho boas,sd r..
a,,i;oon;srn ~ q ra.lov 10 nrav.il or tho
pf,a,an,,aa Dar,oorany ~ his NV fria,ds and
snnn,rters. or i. ,here IN no a constant com
a., h.,r.ao, tho ,wo so thar no man wil,
-, .o- ,-o d,,s ,nao,her ,,nor yrbot nr;nc,.
,ias ,ha o,varnmen1 ia to he conducted?
r., s,,,h ,ar;lons uroar,oin,;es az thesa i,
.horId hs ~. nr.ver nj every good CITIZEN
.i'o, ,ho o.'nntrr nav he d,.livar.d
1 7, IL bowsvsr nerfactlv clear tbs, Mr.
Gr.a,sy was bronobt furward by a act of disnf.
f,a,sa n,an vho wnu,d ovarthrow the order nj
,hinl,s ast.hiishod br tho war for tho ~,;on
+, ,sas from rho Son,h that he received his
49, onrl;oo,;ons IN b, tho democratic p. ,d;
an afr ~ h;n,salf ,ami,s Th.so or,'in.
$3.50 ,.ar. ,mrnad over m III. Tamm.rv
1871. - NJ Cra.,ov % 500 What could h.,
nada &c ,h.n, and Inv soe;n, m. nsrfsc,
,,d,ntsb;,;,y of Tho man tnr ,bc;r desions unon
,ho na,ior ond rho shrawdnass of rho sx.r.h.Is
,,r ,,i,]hino mon sncb a ma, for a Sou,harn
i 49, r., -. 1aola ~, no, Ia. g. ~;
'a,,,;na,;n, -, C;nr;nrs,; and his onda-sa.
n'a.,, -. p.,,;n,o.a T, l. Inns tho, NJ, &C..
l.v 49, hen niacsE befnre the n.onle for ,b.-ir
.na..oos ~, o.orn;ss Tho d;s,r.nat,l 49,.
ION ~ n se,tar ot yo,es he f,isa nrata,cs..
IS o,na;a.t.,rbo ho. MOI, nrino;uI. /, ~
,,,,~ ~ ~ r.r,, frn,, yrhi'h no rIa;ms s,,n.
nas 80, s.aL.r u,;ii;n,, 20 ,naLa h;,r
PC - -, -. .,ris -, ,Us,,r,,nn;ars ~
,r,,,lt ov.r,hrnu rho work of ton va,rs, na.
,,on.I s,r,.,yl. erL yastora tho rula nf nm.
nras sion odd inins,,co II ;s nerfac,lv id,. r.
ta,r obn,, ,b.. honas,v Of spch a candidate
a., a, ba honsst i, snall hives hv, asr
,ainlu ny, IN bis nr.s,.,t nnsi,;on Or If bnn.
49,, l.. - iva ,r...ts.t ;mharila ,h,t eysr g..
mad mon tho STAGE of nol,tics II ia cb,r;.
,akIa ~ su,'noso 70, ba - car,;ad Quo, g.,
,f,o and ssss no,h;no bnt tho ylittar;no nr;ys
ah,nt ,h., ,ann,er hniJs out m him
Mr. Creel.v.s eayprness far ofIiria, dis,nc.
,;on ia of long Standing. and has become
nhrnn;c Ir 10 now soma wars ,go s;nca he
moda nm onan comnlaint ao.,nst M.ssrs
Weed and S,ward becanse he did MT 90, b;s
shar. of ofR..;al ben.f;t r.su,,;no from co.uS
ron with them and dissolved me p.r,narshin
f,r ,hat ,a..nn Since that time h. has
cour,aa ererv ism and .verv nonnIar Interest
far ofire Iike most mon who hav, an over.
weenino desire for pnblc favor. bis unftness
for the coveted Mace is in proportion to the
ardor of his desire. He is NOT man Tor a
and he ho Arm nd
consistency that are requisite for the chief
magistrate OF the nation ms vaciiia.lng