New-York tribune., 1872-09-27

,o,or,,, ,sr,rotons He grasps alike the political ana
the labor problem He symRstSeb ba Sr,issn and the
workmgman tOilng painfully thToxnt tse @ more earn
oppression Of capital s oSSty SS y Of labor 20 az all
proper protection TO the hoouihuiA'"'' '"
dustry. -
souND SENSE AND PERFECT SINCERITY
Frou Tae NOrlCieA (COanl AdueT,,lsT ID5sE III tI
Rut Ar Greeley's supporters think differently.
They think that his speeches are tSys lar has
inst right and that evory one ne mas nsu1 ~ . io
henod 70 raise him in the estimation OF the peoPe-S
add to their confidence in his % h anu
indgment-and 10 exhibit in clearer nght ms Pa'VS S
@ and ebility These speeches show that the man VINO
utters them is a clear thinker, understands nSe ho
Issues of the campaign, and the temper OF the p%rv %
Ne does Mt like many others in frequently addressing
crowds repeat himself say the same thlng oyer
are varied are admirably adapted TO each ocaliy he
visits and show SOUND sense aud perfect sincerly'
POLITICAL QUESTIONS THOROUGHLY DISCUSSED
from ne albany lIn) Ledger SGnadTa lDxnnHl l.
He comes among the people OF tne w esI W
view their industrial enterprise as e1hlgIeeu az %
great Expostions at CINCINNATI L%Vust, LOUSY f the Pres
where being the peoples candidae ior , eho 9s 20
dency he gives utteraDee to sentiments III heiaO H "
the political questions that agitate tne PnDno u uiu .
These he grasps and discusses as tnorou5ny 40 4 &
economic Questions connected with the interests ahG
welfare of the laborng man ne SisRaS , Pdcs al
theory regard TO the man. HIS appeals ior tno %
Of the entire people VIII SINK ueep @ Ln.O ~ e To
philanthropy.
A SIGN OF DEEP DISGUST WITH THE ADMINS
TRATIoN PARTY.
From ne Nelo- Yorker SiaatSzeuHg
The great excitement created by the ap-
pearance of Mr. Greeley his Western Journey the as
sem0ng Of thousands OF men who seem curious 20 e S
and hear the Philosopher OF Chappaqua are on the st
view calculated 10 give the friends OF this candidate ior
the Presidency high opinion OF his popularity anu 70
in them with great expectations respecting ms Clances
for the approaching election. IL would be more cOrrect
however, TO see these proof OF the deep
and general disgust which has been produced ny tne
deeds of the ruling party, without thereby concluding
that the people regarded the Clectloh oI 1reoIe3 a.
best or even the most appropriate e~hS Ioi Pu''e "
end % these eVlls.
THE ENTHUSIASM ALMOST UNPRECEDENTED.
Prom keV Yorker JoSrndA
Hiram Ulysses Simpson Grant only reaus
journals which relate TO sports and consequently
nothing OF that which Is said against nlm' hOIaoe
Greeley is philosopher IRON whon inc nv pro
of his opponents III the worst case, ony .Ito pIo
duees smile OF compassion. but as every ,, si,i,S
has two sides, candidature Tor tne rIgsiutnTS t
ULYSSES Grant best business IN procuring pres
euts while Horace Greeley receives 80 many f ne peopIe
| mat he Iis more than richly trepalu @ Iea ' nI
injuries sSps noe h@ tGo S Harrison i cecOn
paign mas been so IN features Lof warm pop1MiSs M
I rms 3resSee,aIIy snown in thief journey of "Od
| Honesty" through the Western states
A sENsELEss ARGUMENT DISPOSED or
from TIE ChioagO Tribune lRI1) -, o.
I'm his remarks at Franklin, lndy MI. Ufee,
les took occasion 10 deny emphaugaiHy ~ @ nc,7 nolicv
he is IN favor Of sudden 9naS m r. fanaca views
ON the subject OF specie payment ~ s naIu o ' cnId
stand how any cVnsiGSidU have been To believe
at the election Of one President more than inc eectoh
20 enotgr cond have a disastrous effect on the hnal-
| Cess for leaving out Of account the views W%ncn when
one or the other may entertain We Iat . .
lately seen two Administrations utterly thwaiteu ~ N
their most cherished financial projects by the acl0n oi
Congress thereby showing that the opinions OF IIest
denf on this subject of very little practca import
| ance We think that what Mr.. Greeley SAID on tnls
subject will quiet multitude OF grOuhdless IeaIs anu
m m events take out OF the mouths of his adyersarleS
very sepseless but nevertheless potent, aiguneh-tng
argument or rather, statement that II ne Is eleceou
President he will forthwith inaugurate some oreaRecb
policy regarding specie payments wmSh VIII result III
genefa disaster. We have shown that ne cOud nov ut
So II lao would, and he has now told us that he "ouiO
not II he could.