New-York tribune., 1872-08-01
ECHOES From THE STUMP.

IMPARTIAL SUFFRAGE AND UNIVERSAL FREEDOM
T6e non Bdyk w. Hnnna, at Ldurenosburg Ind, july IL
Now, my fellOw-citlzens, Democrats ana Lid
eraRclmbcais, the question asked how II l. that we
Democrats thus united WIN men formerly DeohSihs
10 the Republican party am mere 10 seak LOT NY hd
Of the house. recognize IN Horace Gfeeley thc nedu
and front OF the men Who put forward inc gedt SIdAeS
question wien ], as state Rights Democrat Thought
as you did that IL WAS question that belonged 10 te
people; but he succeeded IN his views Of t1ls question
lie has stubborniy gone forward while your Wing parry
d,ed Ibe old Abolition party with Horace Greeley at
its head lived straightforward until at last u succeeueu
in emaneipang 1900 900 OF black slaves IN thls c9nhFy
And aIn very glad that the work i done. Now Horace
Greeley proposes TO undertake the work o enahcPdus
10000 900 OF white slaves IN this country Cheers lou
may pibe at U.s. You may AT Liberal Republicans
for cOusUrng with Democrats, ana AT DEMOCRATS lO
cOnsOrsng with Liberal Republicans As lOr ny scl'
have very hrh regard for a Liberal Republican. |
would crown him with honor. He breaks away rOm MS
parry cad IN t9e nun de Se n M T Of hea corpus at viii
everywhere power which coud set aside elections IN
mighty States and appoint Governors over tneul,
newer which could amend the Constitution of the United
States almost easily as they could enact laws; SueH
Is the Liberal Republican. Such are the temptations ne
has traped beneath his feet that suffrage might he m
partial, that liberty might be universal aud that the
freedom Of the American citizen might everywhere ue
perpetual
HORACE GREELEY AHEAD OF THE TIMES,
The Hon. Ti0mds ". IptoH at Greensboro " I' |iF TO-
Brown and SchuTZ have not been alone IN
their advocacy of Amnesty Horace Greeley advocated
the long before you were put on your probation
He SAID that all past oen'es ought To be wiped out but
that was not popular doctrine al the North Lincoln
had been favor of IT, to be sure but he had been Killed
and that brOaght mp the old war eehug; but SUI MI
Greeley saId Never mind cannot 1--we on the basis
of universal hate" and he, in THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE
while people were striking their names on ms sunsGrp
l0n list still continued 10 advocate that doctrine OF Uh
versal Amnesty; The man was hye years ahesd 2i ms
time and when he became the bondsuan for Jen DAVIS
howl of indignation went up all over me country anu
the Union League CUB tred 70 Iea mn OUT % 'nTI d
ranks but he took his stand and deied he power anu
told them that they would repent In sackcloh ana
before three years had passed ana & tne pro oc of
the North did not understand the people OF the SOUTH
We listened TO those who were down here among you
they were our eounrymen and believed them. They
said we the friends OF the colored man. ana MS nc
WHILE though, when they tried TO get legislation to
perpetuate their power we suspected that al d ws no o
give them without violating our oaths for was against
the Constitution OF Their ew. states ana 70 'ae de
this with the State Of Georgia 10 throw forward Their
terms OF Office and we could nor 90 III Dt we had 70 % ue
aspersed as false To our party, and, SO we gIauuy
na and there we adoped the platform which
since been accepted by the Democratic party
THE PEOPLE TURN INsTINCTIvELY TOWARD
The Hon. Henry c. Pat, at HsntngiOn L. T., Jug2o
I rejoice, in common with you, whatever may
have political differences in the past, tha tne
unte upon common platform of principles stand
shoulder shoulder IN the cause OF reform anu g1cd
word expressive of all that evil and corrupt IN the
management OF our public as aar tns' ar,Sv ~
the cause ihe statesmen Of the country are with us
Tbe names of Thurman Hendricks Buckalew Doohttle,
6assepIV Stockton Bayard. Seymour. Church, and
Hoffman are guarantees TO the Democracy that tner
Ia
ton Fenton aud Trumbu. the aelest nteleets OF me
Republican party, should be ghding ghts 10 ,nose ~ ~
the Republican ranks who have the Dest interests
their country at heart Applause The nomination OF
Horace Greeley means the triumph OF the people over
the politicians fApplause The po1ticans haa othei
candidates. the people turned lnntinctlVey toward
old Honestly in this crisis of corruption In high ONCE,
and the Southern people, knowing that he had been
the consistent advocate of emancipation, naturally
looked 10 him 70 strike the shackles OF
military and carpetbag rule. on from the
white people OF the South lAppause The politicians
and the Nd gloved essaywnters said: Let ms nomi-
ualtI a etr
providence for the RESULT But the people saId No.
we have trusted that kind OF advice for twelve years.
and although believe In trusting In Providence
cannot rely upon blind faith without works. Faith with
out works accomplishes nothing" Like the old lady
driving down HILL when the horse going at 9t0
gait she said trusted in Providence till the breech-
Ing broke aud then she knew something had got 70
done Laughter and applause Grant has broken the
breeching and the people have engaged Horace eeey
10 drive him. Delaware whose delegates opposed the
nomination Of Horace Greeley at Baltimore, has
through her able and respected Senator Thomas
r. Bayard, since wheeled into line New.Jer
sey, which was divided on the question, now
sends her Democratic Senator, John r. Stockton. to
stump North Carolina for Greeley and Brown. The
OF Indiana, Daniel w. Voorhees,, who made vio
lent speech IN Congress- just before the adjournment
against the then proposed nomination OF Greeley by the
Democratic Convention has now come out maDiuy aud
gracefully and accepted the wishes OF the people as ex
our own county we have witnessed tho same noble 40
ton on the part Of some Of Democratic friends who
were opposed In Gil nHeeriv, 70 the nomnauoh VI