Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-30
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has COncluucu that ltS aSsuUcu lulsalOn IL usc- u
less, and has stopped
The laconic and somewhat fguratiye an
appears in a late number Of the
Chicago hter-Oceaa 8" Mr.. Lyman Trum- r
bull will whistle among the tomb.stones Of v
Liberalism at BollevilIe, st. Clair county to-
day"
The Liberal campaign fund which sus.
tanned Mr.. Schurz in Indiana at 5000 day
and expenses, has apparently been exhausted.
The appointments for that distinguished and
unselish reiormer in Missouri have been
withdrawn
Mcclure has not shut up his Greeley
headquarters in Philadelphia, as reported
He has merely removed the concern, for the
sake ofconvenonse 10 November, a few blocks
nearer to a graveyard. We cheerfully make
the correction
Having gained thirteen Congressman in
the elections for the Forty-Thirl Congress
thus far held the Republican party can in-
dorse Mr.. Greeley's sentiment that call
questions Of public policy should be referred
to the people through Congress"
According to the indianapolis journal,
Voorhees, swearing when he heard of his defeat
was never surpassed but once in this country,
and that was by Greeley when he lost his hat
at the Grant Inauguration ball, and had to 60
home with an ice-cream freezer on his head.
The Lexington CMo) Caucqsiaa Gree.
ley has a host Of foes. 1t says it is battling
against " the rule Of gibborng, ousc-eating,
devil worshipping barbarlans from the jungle,
Of Dahomey, and poripatetic buccaneers from
Cape Cod, Mcmphremagog, Hell and Boston
Mr. John d Defrecs, who has been
prominent Greeley man, aud especially ac-
tive as member Of the Liberal Campaign
Committee says openly that Greeley has no
chance Of being elected and not desiring to
waste further valuable time he gives up the
contest.
History repeats itself Greelcy's pros
poets for the Presidency are hardly less brill
liant than those Of Cass in lSlS, and some
body has revived John Van Buren's query to
the leader of Cass procession 10 that cam
paign " Which way do you take the body
home ?"
1t was the New York World the lead
g ing advocate Of Mr. Greeley which said :
1--WE will frankly admit that We ourselves,
although supporting Mr. Greeley, should be
unwilling to submit the financial policy of
the country to his uncontrolled personal guild
anco.7 And so say all prudent men.
i Tho old rebel flags of the " Lost Cause
N have been put to their proper use. They
have been used as banners at a Greeley meet.
ing out in Missouri and the stars and stripe.
have been hauled down because the " Libcr.
4 ais didn't rest easy under their shadow. The
. fact is stubborn and comment is unnecessary
l. A hard-shell Democrat in the interior
it explained recently that he could aud did sup
in port Greeley, because he was the first mar
10 to advocate general animosity7 The election
10 in Georgia, and recent occurrences in Lousi
ID ana, Missouri aud elsewhere, show that ami
i. mostly Is tts word after all, says the Boston
. Journal
al Western Now York, always Republican
he will this year give Gen. Grant, according tc
r. the Trarelier, larger majority than any
party candidate has heretofore received there
and if the city and the river counties do al
m well as is now anticipated, the Republican
to majority may exceed that Of any State excep
is Massachusetts.
IS. Oregon has not been contaminated
q by the Tammany influence which controls
r. the Democracy east of the Rocky mountains
e. says the Toledo Blade A lady writing from
be out there says not more than ono-tenth of tn,
tie Democrats will vote for Greeley, while such
nd a monstrosty as a Greeley Republican is no
by known in that State.
ed Congressman D. G. Gaddings is charge,
"a with having made, in speech at Rassoc
OF Texas, the following threat If they mean
to ing the Democracy, could and did not &c
We shut Of radical rule, there were oak limb
be and ropes enough to do it," pointing to tn,
es limbs above This statement was uproari
be ously checred by the Greeleyitcs.
s. The coalition, shattered by the storm o
ct public opinion, has been visibly falling tc
nc pieces, and now, giving up all idea ofpreserv
IL ing the hulk, each member ofthe motley crew
is simply seeking to save his own part of the
crumbling wreck. In this desperate effort
they are mercilessly slaughtering each other
es 1t is dog eat dog and this is about all that il
IN left Of the " Liberal" campaign, says the Al
ry bany Journal.
H. Mr.. Andrew johnson, who began bust
nc ness as a Moses, has reappeared as David
" In his speech at Brownsville on the 18th, A
gu j. feels that he is armed with truth !" that he
n' has facts and arguments and the Constitution
'' Of the country and so, he says, " can &C
'e forth in this battle as David, with five smooth
ID stones gathered from the brook, and, though
&c all my enemies and foes we're Goiahs | an
ne ready for them"
"a AT this moment it seems probable says
d. the Springfield Republican, i" that the united
lo efforts Of the clergymen, college professors
Oh merchants, princes, thieves and shoulder-hit
tiers will be crowned with success that the
re Republican party will tide over this-canyass
Al and that Gen. Grant will secure the coveted
le second term" Sure enough if the thieves
d and shoulder hitters have dropped Greeley
ne he is out Of the ring.
a. Senator Trumbull of Illinois is accused
to of playing double game in the present can
III vass. 1t is ascertained that while he is max
9. ing abiect appeals to the Democratic leader