Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-07

Inc chicago Times Is authorized TO say that
Governor Jacob is in favor of the Louisville
movement, and will stump West Virginia
against Grant and Greeley,
The Grant and Wilson club at Richmond have
the names of over two thousand democrats in
different parts of Virginia, who have recently
Joined the republican party, and whom they are
furnishing with campaign documents for dis
tributon among their old associates.
The B'nai Birth society, Jewish organiza-
ton of Alabama, Florida, Georgia and Missis-
sippi, held a convention at Atlanta last week,
| fifty three delegates being in attendance Before
| the convention adjourned vote was taken to
test the strength Of Grant and Greeley among
the members, with the result of eight for Greeley
| and forty.hve for Grant.
| A lengthy notice of Carl Schurz is published
in the Chicago Inter-0cean, in the course of
which the writer makes some revelations as to
the care this civil service reformer has taken of
his relatives. CAT one time, in the Chicago col
lectorS office" MIR. Schurz had, we are told,
two brotherS-in-law, one tather-in-law, and two
sisters-in-law.
The latest charge" against Speaker Blaine is
that he has recently put large number of men
at work in the navy yard at Kittery, so as TO
have them in his district to vote for him Now,
as Kittery is in the first Maine district and Mr..
Blaine's district is third, and no part of it with
IN nifty miles OF the Kittery navy yard the Gree
ley men have, no doubt, published new atlas
OF Maine. Suppose they explain it.
Two democratic candidates for congress, in
Kentucky, both supporters of Greeley, have
Jointly issued the following circular to inspec-
tors of elections: august II, 1872; we, E. E.
Mckay, and w n Beckham, candidates for
congress, have to say, that we request the Judges
of the several precincts, in this county, to ex-
clude all negroes, and the white men who are
for Grant for the presidency, from voting for
us; or, II any negroes vote for either, that they
shall be marked colOred," and not counted.
Greeley has CONVERTED" the democrats, you see
Here is the way the Selma (Ala.) Times pro-
poses to bury the past and "clasp hands across
the bloodyIchasm.' In speaking oJthe congress
sional race for the state at large in Tennessee it
says: off we were a citizen of Tennessee we
should vote for Cheatham, for he fought for us
and johnson against us, While Cheatham was
dong all in his power to drive the enemy beyond
our borders, johnson was in Nashville aiding
IN every possible way to crush the people who
mad honored him for a generation"
The New York Commercial Advertiser has
the following: "When Jackson and John Quincy
Adams were candidates for the pres idencv, a
jackson paper in Pennsylvania charged Adams
with having for his wife the daughter of George
Ill. An Adams paper conceded the fact, but
stated that Jackson married two of them.
Moral-lt is no use to deny a partisan state
ment, but you must tell huge story yourself,
and let the story of your enemy 90 The Sun
understands this better than any newspaper in
the country, and is, therefore, the,most damag-
ing OF all Greeley's supporters. 1t can stick to
lie with less shame than any newspaper in the
country"
The Washington Chronicle says; '1n the lib
eral committee room, of which Senator Fenton
is chairman, the employees are in the habit of
counterleiting the franks of republican members
and senators, who are not only not in sympathy
with their movement, but are known to be the
active managers of the present campaign.
Among some of these counterfeit franks, thus
fraudulently made to cover democratic docu-
ments, are those of Representative Plat of Vir-
ginia, Charles Hay of Alabama and Senat ors
Harlan, Chandler and Cameron, all of whom
are members of the union republican executive
committee"
The New York World says: at may astonish
some persons TO learn that the presidents ring
IN Pennsylvania are preparing to put the enor-
nous sum of S5,00O,O0O into this conflict" at
astonishes us" says the Miners Journal, "that
the arthmetican of the World, with his mag
innocent possibilities, didn't soar to the truth.
Inc TACT Is, the republicans of Pennsylvania
nave campaign fund Of $4,000 900, 900, 900 600
VI tDls neat little sum we are assured Simon
cameron contributed out of his own pletboric
pocket $4,000 900 900 100000. We have seen
man who saw Simon Cameron write a check on
the banks of the Schuylkill Tor that amount.
and who saw tn at check cashed"
u will never forget" said Gen. Garfield in a
recent speech. "the soldiers voting in the Ohio
regiments after the battle of Chickamauga. The
ballot boxes were taken to the hospital. where
thousands lay wounded. ballot for VaIlan-
digham and one for Johnny Br0ugh Law befor.
each man. A dying soldier picked up one for
Brough, and as he laid it in the box, said, an
take my last shot at the rebellion We carried
him and scores Of others out to the trenches
that night Who can forget such scene? Yet
il seems as If these events have left the memory
of our Greeley friends. There is only one ar
gument to the democrats; zoe fought the rebel
lion, you fought us. - Brooklyn Union.
President Grant is a regular attendant at the
metropolitan Methodist church; Mr. Greeley at.
tehas Rev. Dr. Chapins (Uniyersalist) church
" alierence quite worthy of note that Rev.
~ newman, who has been pastor of the Met
aVpGiah church ten years, and who is well ac
HIM er r VIII ue president, zealously supports
i ,,,u ~ ,,c-electoni while Rev Dr. Cbanin who
SHOWS MT. Greeley we'll does moi ia,or his' aian1
llon W inc presidency. This simple fact Is an.
sn IVY. 70 many OF The personal calumnies now 50
Iuuusulously circulated against tho rrssidant
Anotner dlnerence Is, that the memh,,,s - ~
church which the president attends az a y, tne