Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-08-05
PNIifienl Nnies.

1t is TO be hoped that those innocent ''liberal
republicans" who fancy that they are not being
towed by their leaders into the democratic party
were present at the liberal headquarters last
night. If they were, the cheers for Greeley
when democratic gains were announced, aud the
spectacle of Ethan Allen turning hand-springs
all around the room when democratic office
holder telegraphed that North Carolina had
gone democratic, must have shown them little
of the truth. If any Of our republican friends
want to become democrats, let them; but we beg
of them not to fater themselves that they can
train under the Baltimore flag aud not become
demOcratic.-N Y. Times, dug. 8.
The democratic candidate for governor of
North Carolina Judge Merrimon) did not like
the unsustained and slanderous speeches of the
spenetic senators who stumped his state. He
said: There Is one fault with your northern
speakers-they come with prepared speeches.
which may be called bills Of Indictment. They
arraign and charge the radical party with Ger
tain crimes, but they do not prove them. When
make a charge before the people, | prove it,"
A dispatch from indianapolis says: 1.-THE
democrats are fighting mad over the speech of
the Hon j. B. Brown "a democratic state sena-
tor holding oyer) against Greeley. He has been
the leader in the state legislature for the past
ten years, and resides in one of the strongest
democratic districts, where he wields large in
fiuence, and it is believed will carry with him
large number of his political friends"
In 1866, Horace Greeley said the rebels
would rally around Wendell Phillips to-mor-
row il they could convert him to like use" with
Andrew Johnson. 1t is not Phillips they have
converted, but Greeley; and so they rally
around himl
Little boyle YOU the drug mann Druggist
Yes sonny, what can | do for you? Little
boy-Dad has got 'em again! His boots is full
of 'em, and he's bowling like thunder, and
mother sent me over to getsuthin for him quick
Drugglst-What does he want? Little boy
Don't know, but he's yellin' for anything to
beat Grant.-Bu6dlO Express.
The Prairie du Chen Courier (democratc) re-
pudateS Geeeley, and says there are five hun
dred democrats in that county Crawford, Mol
who do likewise
A dispatch from st. Louis, dated July 80, says :
zone hundred and fifty-two democrats of Pike
county in this state publish a protest against
the action of the Baltimore convention, de-
nounce both Greeley and Grant, and state that
they will send delegates to the Louisville con-
vention in September. This action will
doubtless be followed by others, as there is
large number of democrats in different parts of
this state who repudiate Greeley, and will have
nothing TO do with the Baltimore ticket. This
is also the case in many parts of Illinois, and
similar action will no doubt be taken by many
democrats of that state. Already b. T. Ed
wards, prominent lawyer, of Springfield, and
leading democrat, has published a card an.
nouncing he will not, under any circumstances,
vote for Greeley, and at meeting at Quincy, a
night or two ago, quite o number of democrats
took part in it, and asserted that they should
vote the Grant ticket.