Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-28

VI
POLITICAL NOTES.
THH Hon. Judge Lochrane, Of Georgia, 10
10 Washington He is strong for Grant and
Wilson.
TAKiNa Greeley to lead the reform move.
ment IL something which has no parallel In 20.
litlcal history. II 10 like taking Satan A. super
Intendent Of Sunday school, or the Pope a. the
leader Of the old Catholic movement, or the Mar
quIs Of Butte a. president Of the InternAtional.-
n. v. Nation. .......
Mn. d. W. BARTLErr writes as follows TO the
Indspsndsni from this city; "The advIcss on the
Congressional Campaign Oommlttees from all
parts Of the country are that very few Rspubll.
cans % far are Affected by the Greeley move.
ment-certslniy not 90 many as there are Demo.
Gratis who refuse, under any circumstances, to
vote for Mr.. Greeley"
''TuE Blairs" will be at Baltimore, with the
usual result" and Greeley win be voted for In
November "vith the usual result" ~ b.
Greeley has been candidate for once tuanty.
three times, and he has never been elected but
once, and that was TO tho butt end OF Don.
gressional term. Some New Yorker had served
year aud half In the House, and got tired OF
It. II. q. picked up the stump and smoked !.
out. ..., ...
We support the Republican party because We
believe lts success Of vital Importance to the In.
tsrssts Of the country. Tbs election Of Horacs
ureslsy would, In our estimation, be q public
calamity. The Gasstis has been frce TO eritlcise
the acts Of tho Republican party, and 10 con-
dsmn whatever u could not approve; hut We
have never contemplated . contingency that
would lead US 10 oppose that party. We favor
reforms, and shall labor to bring them about;
but We can do this. as eau all honest RspublI-
cans, better inside than outside Of the organiEa-
tIon. CincinEah CemmerciaL
VIZ sER no reason why tho Democratic party
should continue to lie unburied. II ooniesses
itself detunct; II has not the courage TO affirm
that II deserves TO live. It's principles, soealled,
are % utterly hateful and Its life 20 bad that Il
bogs all the world to forget both. 1t goes out
from itself In the hope Of fading a candidate
not tainted with It's vileness, and-hcre We can
but admire and wonderful takes Horace Gree-
ley, tho good and great Abolitionist, protection
lst, etc, whose whole life has been a vigorous
protest against this very party. II takes him
To Its bosom; Il hA lively and lovely corpse
with the venerable Horace on Its breast II u
does not have the deconcy to call Tor the services
Of the undertaken before November the people
| IN n. onII,,.d a. nnd.,,sks 10, n Horase AZ
nh,,a.oresr noiIticaI sconomI,t. an anil.
.v.rv .h.,nn,on = v.narahIo temnarance mar.
q delightful old fellow, farmer, Ia TO be looked
| up 10 and vererAted; as the companion Of Fer.
nanio Wood, BOss Tweed and john Morrlssey
no Is the funny Joker. The Democratic
party, We submit, is not in condition TO turn
national clown and to cut up such antics In Its
| ~, ! ns,,v An /. ,h,ond a narty oftensIve 10 ali
nostrils,N ubostly. unburied body OF death, Is
| sS.s,Iv ths character 10 come on the stage TO
hug our old friend Greeley lust for the fun oil
tho thing. oreeley may we'll CRY now, as he
ha. ali nj, ufe. "Who shall deliver me from the
bodv of his death. - MiI,ourt DsraoeraL
IN, Albany pr,uino JouynaI says; "AmonQ
- a,. .-.s.,s. -. ,na..d .mon,, nd,
~...I.I ,sTIr,,.I nd.-,h.,a 4, .carcslS ons
| -I,''i -, a. ~. s.anLn..s ~ n,,vats
80 sass'.. r., an. o.naldacv Of Nj, oree
,,s,.s,.Ss, - :, 40 rim
ss,'ty ,..'as -, .,.s,sd /. p,s.t,.n,
A1a %. sS' s'.,'his ,s rS u.Son .av,. aThsrs 4
-, s,amn.ha AZ nsmoora,s into the Rs
nuhIIcan marty, News comes 10 US from vArioul
paTts Of The stats that large numbers Of msl
who have heretofore been allied with the De
moorary are persuaded at last that Republican
ptneIples are right and must trinmph, an'
show their sincerity by declaring their adhesion
tothat party, and not, as with tho leaders OF tn
Reform movement two years ago, claim to b.
Republicans md at the same time try to deioa
the Republican party. One Of tue motive
which lead them to this course 10 their decide
preference for Grant over Greeley. They y
allIe that Grant has made good President
that his determination to have peace and o
curity for life and property Is Of moro eonse
quence TO this State than anything areele
would be likely TO do. Tho State must hAV
peace. II Is the nrst condition Of prosperity
This tho people must and are determined
have. At tho recent immsnse Hepubliea
meeting In Abbeville, At which several thot
sand' were present, " reports Aro true, and who
, was addressed BY Judges Orr, Hoge, and J, 5
Murray, ESQ.,, there wore several hundred whit
men, large proportion Of whom manifested
decided preference for Grant, and expressed
determination TO stand BY the Republican part
in fuiurs. These straWs show which way III
tide Is setting, which will become torrent b
. fore Noyembsr.p
Aco,sv.po.oxNr of the OinolnnAtI Gasetf
, w,,,tn. from snrIngasH, Ohio, saws "The co
| o,sd man vim whom va eonyersed are a unI
"a, oyant and Wilson. They expressed reKrs
a, ,ha oour,a Ma,sr, sumper and areeley Al
,,,..,In,, ~, thalr mart thav nouId not a
what real object these mon have In view. The