White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-06-20

Gree1eysD Op1nsons Concerning W1s
DenoeFatic CooSe1sueots'
The R4sSlics.,. Chicago zi!ssa and Coy.
Brown think that Mr.. Greeley = remaEkaSIy
honest and clcax-hesded man.. Gov. Brown mas
said something ahoat lis having very warm
heart abont "a large as tea-kettIe under ms old
white coat. We present belOw some ef Mr. Gree
ley's clear-headed aud heartfelt convictions cor
ccrning the character Of the Democrats whose
votes he Is now begging:
lFrun the Trihxss October II. ISL
u there revs st . serep4p1 nsr . oonnsn scaeos
In the oosstyy, ~ Deneo1ssie fsrty sesid " Jar
stronger tkas 4 L. NeikhsT efeaseutary tnsfruc-
tiOn nor knowledge Of tjansptnng events y n-ces-
sary to teach the SsseNfiaf 1wcs0 ~ ~ Ds.ocTamc
creed: glove RUM AND HA1k NiGoE.s 1se
less one learns sad kxors, hs 1ese ceriHR Ne {" 70
''rofe therey'lar ticket, from to lizard
But Repubiicansm rests on . radically different
basis and 10 sustained BY wholly diverse conslde-
rations. It lives by Intelligence; It dies IN the
murky, sliding atmosphere Of tgno,aSee d IAN AN
tinguish thOee who take from those who fail to
take q newspaper and you will find that two
thirds Of those who take vote Republican, while
three-fourths Of Aose rko read nothing but chance
paper picked up for fer momeats IN A BAR-ROOM
rois the Democraic ticket aud will not he persuaded
to touch any other.
From the Tribune, October as, 1851
To smoke is Democratic rirfse; to chew is that
virtue intensified; to driak rsm is that virtue in
the superlative.
From the Tribune. October % 1851.
This would amount to six in bed exclusive
Of any other vermin. for erery Denorafic couch in
the State of Ne~ York, isclsdiss those at Sisg Sing
AND IHbxra.
(From the Tribune December 10. 1871
If Democracy has cncOcted or borrowed an
"interference theory" which jnstifies snch med
ding, 1t is a worse theory than even we had sup
posed. All do know that fkevr sererat hundred
homsasd mulGftocs in this country; and we presume
NO one has aRy scrions deHbf that the fathers Of at
least RefeRths Of then are white Democrats. And
we hold that those Democrats II they riH hare yei-
lor childsen might better than otherwise treat the
mothers respectively as wives, after the laudable
pattern of that eminent Democrat, Vice President
Richard VI. johnson.
From the Tribune, December "a ls6Il
l. WAat proportion of the rioters at the Fire Poimts
and kindred distriefs Of city hare usually sympa
fki.ed and roted seik the Repsblicas AND rith the
Democratic parfics respecireiyf
2. What proportion Of those voters is likely
TO vote for Black enfranchisement, North or
South.
g. How will it compare with the vote of the in
teigent, moral, industrious farmers of this State,
or Of New England, on. the same question:
T. Hor do the blackeys. psgiiisfs, keepers Of dens
Of ILL., fame crimiHGis, and fhOee who are popsiariy
designated rOxghs,' stand on theissMe? How would
the Uorld like to have the question of impartial
suffrage decided by the votes Of the members i'm
good standing Of all the churches and synagognes
in the country! Would it not feel more confident
Of such verdict M it desires if these not to
vote at all, mkile the dog:fdRciers, eock.fgkters
shoHlder-hifters, gamblers and rOrdies were pOlled
to decide the great issue!
We shall see whether the WOrld dare give can
did responses to our inquiries. 1t often talks
sneeringly Of Republican morality, sobriety, de-
cency, &C., &C., as though they were prepOste-
rous, Pharisiac assumptions. Now let ussee what
is ITS own estimate of the relative moral worth Of
the two great parties.
From the Tribune, January T. 1s6e.l
The Uorid recently gave a graphic account Of
the deRs and deHizess rkich gre character to the Fire
Points asd other "sIwms," Of our city-a class per-
haps lower in the scale of being than be found
in any heathen city Oh earth. We thereupon
asked our contemporary to state frankly Tkefher
the pwgiIists. blacklegs, there's bngas, keepers Of
deRs of pOstifafiOR, &c, &c, who make up large
a share of our cty's inhabitants, rere not almost
unanimously Democratic!
IFrom the Tribune, January :. 1s6sl
For the last thirty years, every American slave
holder the African {. has accounted himself in
politics Democrat. SO erery one Mh0 chooses to
lire by psgiism or gambling, or harlory ark near
Democrat. He believes i'm laisses faire,"-that
"the world is governed too much"-that "the
best government is that which governs least"
He wants "his trade to move without restriction"
He joyfully subscrbes to The Horid, and echoes
its cry: "Let the people eat, drink and amuse
themselves they fit, SO long as they do not
infringe on the same liberty in Others" 4 purely
selfish interest attaches the lerd rxfanly CRIMINAL
and dangerous classes to the Democratic tarfy by
the instinct Ofself elfpreservatiOn-the preservation
Of their right to make gain Of others degrada-