New-York tribune., 1872-07-29
SENATOR CARPENTER ON GRANT.
UNLIMITED PRAISE FOR THE ADMINISTRATION
GREELEY's NOMINATION THE RESULT OF
LEAGUE WITH TANMANY THIEVES.
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UNLIMITED PRAISE FOR THE ADMINISTRATION
GREELEY's NOMINATION THE RESULT OF A
LEAGUE WITH TAMMANY THIEVES.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSB.l
MADISON, Wis, July Ex-senator Mat Car
penter addressed his constituents this city
ng, the national canvas and listened to by a
arge audience. Senator Carpenter said when he came
back to the State be heard there was good
Zeal of Greeleyism in different places. In Mil
Eaukee he heard they had 1t bad. but on
getting there be was told there was little, but
they had heard OF much in Madison, where he had not
discovered it, Like the horizon and the end of the
DOW it was hard to get al. This strange canvass
or the election Of President. On side was the
candidate OF the Republican party, which had
out down the greatest rebellion OF history
smancipated four million slaves established an
excellent financial system, driven railroad through TO
he Pacific, secured equal rights men Of all classes
and rides triumphant greater obstacles has
made cleaner record than any party ever had He
would not insult the old party TO which he
DDce belonged, and for which he felt the ten
aernese OF naturazed citizen for his native
land by holding responsible for the ticket on the other
side, when man had been forced on TO 1t as candidate
who belonged 10 the party on the preense that
he condition OF the country made II necessary that Tho
Democracy should yield everything In all the vears %
he war from 1861 10 1866, when the Ss,iono,
existence trembling in the balance and when Rehl
artillery was turned the Capitol. There was notbin
u the state OF the nation TO make the Democratic
party give up its organization. In 1854 II met
resolved the war had failed TO restore the Union
and nominated strictly party ticket. Now
we told by Gratz Brown the country
In danger greater than that OF the Rebel
lion that the fires Of the civil paed before IT, and
hat Ia the interest Of the public good IL had dissolved
and died
WHAT KILLED THE DEMOCRATIC PARTYi
He proposed 10 tell how this iparty brought to
1eath. In August and September last there ring
Of thieves in New York, known the Tammany orgsni
cation which had such thorough control OF the City
Government Of New-York that they could
no saAt as they pleased, and transferred the
Golfers money money by millions from the public
and foul ts.,nsy, the corruption was 500 fragrant
New-YorE came 20 the surface and the people OF
raised Commits. az SiFGgsed They had meeting and
az was found thai o,anneulties encountered as
rSPted by this Ring Ts TsrSs S,v were % utterly cor
by the Governor Of the sSa,. and they were backed
lgane steallngs and fraud; TSsS exposed most
The people repSdsted ney to the T State
majority AGAINST the Ring. They passso immense
Ss ssIs ps,es9a 5eaS deliver the city the bills Sisv to
MOI strength enough 70 pass them over the , there
xss again delivered the rule 'etO e % and
aaai1 a. 'soi vi tns victory the Ring this SDrno @ aul'
gD ran ~ council and found nerve 10 look aEo' were
Sbs CsIv Gova csa control Of the corrupt conrfs
Ihey TOOK new courage they looked Ia The % STATE
- - slnge Court House would Yield nine rn ~
could they not realize from ali the hnjIdin' mAat
eo'r , t , ci,y SnSS S could punder twenty million
stach II they loved gain possession Of The Tnitd ol
So. anu na lofty million people with All Inc
Treasury Of the nation. '' an" 'he
Union OF LIBERAL REPUBLCANs AND pTANn,,x, ,,,,vns
Ihcy began TO reconstruct political ,eeen,o q, ,oN
thsr operations Mean time. In the SENATE a t, seno
so'S' with schufz the head Upton al the ts ,v,t
"""1e' aud Tiumbull and FentOO between, formed a