The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-09-17
TIE POLITICAL REVOLUTION.
The Union of Patriots for the
SAKE OF the Uni0nS
"The Cry is Still They Ccmep

OF 10 Republican votes in Portage
City, Wis, 1O7 of them are. Greeleyites
There are some Liberals there.
Mr.. Seward "declines to say good
word for Grant" So means the Auburn
Advertiser, { Administration, a.
At Salt Springs, Kansas, where there
we're only seven Democrats and 1876
Republicans, there are now ninety Gree
ley men. ... ...-...
Out of the seventy Republicans in
Jackson, Knox county, Ohio, forty-fve
are for Greeley.
The Gloversville Standard, the only
Republican paper in Fulton county, N.
Y, came out this week for Greeley and
Brown.
Henry Wilson publishes letter pro
nouncing forgery the letter in which
it is denied that he was Know Moth
ing. His record is too much for him,
The Janesville wis, Times publish.
es call signed by two hundred and
forty six Republicans Of Rock County
for Greeley mass meeting, to be held
in that city on September 14th. ..
Henry Wilson's idea, upon which he
was elected to the United States Senate,
is to deprive all foreign born citizens of
the right to vote or hold Office.
1t is queer, isn't it? At Blue Island,
H., where there were said to be only
two Greeley men, the Greeley club just
formed number eighty, precisely.
| Fifteen Grant men made themselves a
club of four hundred, in Wisconsin
town, lately. Where, oh! where, are
the other three hundred and eighty FIVE
| A letter from Pittsburg gives list of
between 600 and 700 names of the old
Republicans of Allegheny county who
have come out for Greeley and Brown.
Sixty four of the Grant papers of
1868 now support Greeley, and among
these are the ablest journals in the
Union. u- ,ga
The St. Paul Pioneer has published
over seven thousand names of Repub-
Ii cans who are going to vote for Gree
lley. So thele is another wave rolling
on. r-
There are 5000 or 1900 German vo-
ters IN Allegheny county, Pa, but not a
German on the Grant county ticket
The reason is that the Germans amt
going for Grant
Senator Trumbull, in his recent In
dianapolis speech, said that there was
''money enough squandered by office
holders under the federal government
every year to buy a house and farm and
give 81, 900 to every man in the State
, of Indiana-and there are four hundred
thousand men in that State.
Robert Lincoln, son of President
Lincoln, is strongly for Greeley In
conversation recently with a bosom
friend of his father, he remarked, "Ii
father was living he would take an &C.
tive part for Greeley" af3
! The Grant men all over the country
are carrying out the suggestion of Lloyd
i Garrison and Wendell Phillips, and. are
advising the negroes to mob and even
kill every colored man who does not go
for Grant! This is Ku Kluxism with 8
vengeance. a rataE $3.50
i Hon. William G. Coleman and Hon
R. W. Laniter, two pronounced Repub
licans of North Carolina, who,up to the
time of the late election, supported
Grant, have come out in favor of re.
form and rejuvenation.
| One by one the prominent men who
| think that Mr.. Greeley's election will
kill the financial prosperity of the coun,
try are being heard of The last one is
Mr., Collins, Pension Agent at Wash
Iington. His dedication is nearly S10O
! 900.
The Rev. Mr. Mahan, late Presiden,
of the Oberlin College, Ohio, a strong
Republican, has lately delivered an ad
dress at that place in favor of Greeley
and Brown. 1t was one of the mos
powerful and convincing speeches de
livered this campaign.
Since the Germans; almost TO man
have declared themselves against Gran
and in favor of Greeley ,Harper's Week
: ly, bitter Grant paper, declares that i
J ithese, foreigners do not like the way
> Grant runs the Government, they arr
at liberty to return to where they cam,
: from! This insult will not be forgot
ten
The workingmen-s general council,
political organization in New York Git
i, composed of bona .fde workingmen, ar
a making arrangements for grand mas
t convention. The council has declare,
:, for Greeley and Brown. 1t is stron
organization and numbers many repre-
sentatives from each city assembly dis
trict.
Gen fairfield said in a recent speec
u that "Gen. Grant has taken hold of th
: finances of the country" "Jrue," say
! the Louisville Courier-J Journal, 'sand tn
II recently discovered deficit of sever;
! millions in the Treasury would seem t
; indicate that he has not only taken hin
:, self. but has suffered number of othe
v double listed fellows to DO the same"
u 1t was Radical Senator, ore Pomt
!, roy, from Kansas, who said "If W
!. had a law 10 prevent Irish, Germans
Swedes and Pollanders from voting, W
should have a better Government" "
O The same result would be more readil
9 obtained if we had law to keep sue
n men as Pomeroy out of the Unite
# States Senate.
o Senator VIM. Sprague, ex-Governl
d James Y. Smith, Thomas A Doyl
l. Mayor Of Providence; ex-senator Tho
e Davis, ex-Mayor Amos c Barstow, j;
5ez G. Knight, A. b. Dixie, and the Hon
Sydney Dean, editor of the Providenc
At Press, all repudiate Grant and endors
": t2a2s,eF au@ Vet he PravjdeRre Jou
5aatsaFs 'ast t4efe aFe,-uo5 Liberal r.
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OF iihode Island