New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-29
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

A Grant organ remarks "AnOther term of
four years would undoubtedly finish up all our work IN
the South "a doubtless and finish up the South al inc
same time.
The favorite cry of the denomination press
is that the leading lights the fold of Gantsm are the
victims OF continued SANDER from the Greeley Journals
IL is too bad but the worst OF 1t all is that the
are all true.
A private letter from Washington contains
these significant facts There is constant tide OF
Government clerks printers &c, getting leave OF
absence Of from 10 days There IS scarcely any one
here have heard OF cases where men we're compelled
to 90 home and vote. They get halffare tickets anu
doubtless many passes
A letter from the Chairman of the National
Liberal Republican Committee of Colored Citizens Just
received at the headquarters in this city states that the
Liberal movement IS making good progress among the
cOlOred citizens North Carona that 800 eOOred men
are enrolled Greeley clubs of EdgeeOmbe County,
and that the ratio is much the same throughout the
eastern section OF that State.
In recent speech at Detroit, ex-President
Mahan thus admirably presented the opposing princ
pies Of Liberalism and Grantsm: The two policies
are now before you.-the policies between which you
must choose in the coming election. II you vote the
Grant Republican ticket you vote for policy which
to savageize the national mind with old hates and
vengefu "reminiscences 20 continue embitered and ire
men-and to insure moral and material ruin OF more
than oneourth Of the States OF this eonfederaey and all
this for good whatever H. on the other hand
YOU vote the peoples ticket You vote TOT pOncy Wleh
absolutely insures the cordial brotherhood or
pie OF this natiOnthe equally cordial ssterhoOd or the
statesand the moral and material prosperity OF every
State and people in ths beloved country The elect
i've franchise and never will be- exercised IN
CIRCUMSTANCES Of greater responsibility
That was notable speech which the Hon.
George II. PendletOn made at Chicago recently. We
already quoted several extracts showing the lofty
patriotism which inspired il, and here is another para
graph pointing out the benehcent promises OF Liberalism
which is none the less worthy Of attention While
invokes your patriotism it promises security to
material interests protects your commercesves 1t pro-
lection at home and abroad; to manufacturers 1t
promises stability in legislation to capital, freedom from
Governmental influence and subsection TO the laws OF
trade labor the free enjoyment Of the rewards OF s
industry 10 all freedom from corruption freedom from
debauchery, freedom from that base, and sOrdid,
and selfish spirit which rules the Administration;
TO all, merchant, agrlculturist manufacturer,
lawyer, professional man. labOrer, the free enjoy
ment OF the rewards which his industry can
gain in the fruitful fields Of peaceful people aud re-
united country. lCheers Is there any Democrat who
doubts, to-day, what is the duty OF pariotsmi lCries
Of MOL Is there any Democrat to-day who Is afraid
Of his consistency tCries of NOT Why, gentlemen,
are all members, have been, of the Democratic
principle, know its courage, know its honesty,
know It's wisdom, and when It speaks shall we Demo
Gratis not 06eyl When its patriotism points out the
and leads the way, shah any Democrat say that
he loves his country much 10 be able 70 follow uthat
with consistency and hOn0ri When its wisdom
shall give its advice, shall any Democrat say that lie
is too wise 10 heed it," lCries OF NOT