The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-07-30
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the most prominent Republicans Of ey'
cry county in tue State, has been issued
to the Liberal Republicans OF Nebraska.
calling upon them to come forward
without regard to former party associa
tons in the cause of icferln
tits said, that ID ST. Pau MINI.
three OF the ave members Of tue Heppb
lican City Committee resigned Thurs
day last, and declared for Greeley. ami
another is about to follow. Tue whulc
Fifth Ward committee and two Or three
on the Sixth Ward committee arc for
Greeley
Some of the Administration papers
say that Mr. a. 4. Stewart is opposed
to Dr. -Greeleys election. II 80, he has
a queer way of showing It. Yesterday
Mr.. Stewart sent check FOR S20, 0,000fo
the Chairman Of the Liberal Democrat.
ic Republican National Executive Com.
mittee.-New York Sun.
The Republikaner, the German Re.
publican newspaper at Fountain City,
Buffalo county, Wisconsin, hoists the
Greeley flag aud gives an enthusiastic
support. Grant had $50 majority ip
Buffalo county in 1868. The county,is
largely settled by Germans, who have
always voted the Republican Ticket
This year they will vote for Greeley,
who will have at least as much majority
as Grant had four years ago. :,
The Chicago Tribune chronicles Lib
eral meetings at Decatur, at Galena
Grants home, at Gilman at BUSHNELL
in McDonough county at. Elgip, and at
Matoon, showing a great moveutens
among thousands of the people. The
speakers and prominent actors in these
demonstrations were to q considerable
extent old Republicans. and the German
voters were largely represented.
The Shreveport (La Times confess
es that the nomination of Greeley at
Cincinnati q. first astonished and dis
concerted it, but, on reelection, it be-
came convinced that coalition Of the
Liberals and Democrats was absolutely
necessary to overthrow the present sim
famous. Administration" Hence goes
for Greeley, and advises all good Demo.
crafts to do the same.
| 4 correspondent ef the, New York
Herald, writing from Reading, Pa says:
There is certainly more unanimity and
good feeling existing in the ranks Of the
Democratic party Of Pennsylvania at
this time than there has been for many
years With respect to the local issues
and to the State guhcrnatorial election
the popular feeling and general opinion
is that Buckalew will carry the State by
5000 majority" Ses = 80 -
Alvord, the Chairman Of the Demo-
cratic State Committee Of the gallant
State Of Indiana, says. he. fears. only
that the demand viii be so great this
election there "will not be enough Gres-
ley to 60 round" "Bayless Hanna. Of
Indiana thinks Hendricks and Greeley
will carry the State by Is, 900 or more.
There will be an avalanche from the
great Northwest, The people will move
"immediatsly or sooner" on Grants
works. -.s~ ,..v.-.s..s.,.
A telegram to the New York State
Liberal Committee states that the Hon.
G.. w. Harding, the successful opponent
Of the Hon, George w. Woodward FOR
President Judge Of the Luzerpe. county
| Pennsylvania district, has acome out
from among the foul party" and declafr
ed for Horace Greeley. It is also said
that Mr Harding, being the represen.
tative Republican of Luzerne, this re:
suit will give the Cincinnati. eapdidats
about 1000 majority in that county.
! Letters received from. the States Of
Minnesota, Illinois, New. York, Penn.
sylvania, Michigan, North Carolina, Ohio,
New Jersey, and Indiana, at the head.
quarters of the Liberal Republicans, lid
this city, yesterday, all speak .,os the
great enthusiasm which pervades all
parts of the country, and that. the grent
tidal wave which is now sweeping over
this land will surely enguIph the "Mod:
ern Ulysses" and carry "Honest Hor;
ace" into the Presidential chair on the
4th of March, 1879 Rashingson Pat
riot.
i P. T. Barnum the. great Snowman is
out in letter for Greeley, whom he has
known for thirty years, "and known
him only to admire and love him. !" AIN
my opinion" says Mr.. Barnum, she il
as pure q man as God ever made. he
has done more to- mold the American
j character for good than any dozen cler,
gyman, editors or any other men ID
i America. He has done more to makA
the Republican party than any other ten
men. He is the most unsel6sh man /
!, ever knew. His faith is SO, grounded
lin justice to all that, no, man, men O.
, clique can ever tempt him to wrong do
Iilg-hence be will meyer be cajoled into
!. appointing to Office impure men, Bar.
} mum is sound. :. -. 49,,
Mr.. ]. Homer Hildreth, 4 prominent
lawyer Of New York, was invited TO ad-
r dress the congregation Of the Lutheran
!: Church at Ramsego, N, j., in the expec.
s tation that he would deliver an address
. in favor of Grant. To the. great sur:
S prise of all present lie dsnppnced The
> abuses of the Administration, with an
uprising voice, and made an appeal In
il favor Of the Cincinnati aud Baltimore
y ticket, a stampede, shesdea by the
e minister's wife, was the consequence,
:. and ap indignation meeting was organs
lied outside Of the church, but many
. remained within to their great edi6cas
r ton and unexpected pre6t. AIr. Hili
!. |dreth nay possibly not soon again have
3 the same opportunity afforded him, but
! he has the consolation OF having done
}. one good days work at all events go
1gIn bis speech at Greensboro, N:
e c., on Wednesday, Secretary Boutwell,,
y said: !.
S "We are advised to clasp hands across
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