The sun., 1872-05-31
grapes, the childrens teeth shall always be on
edge. Laughter and applause.1 We are now
entering upon an era Of good feeling.

grapes, the children's teeth shall always be on
entering upon an era Of good feeling
THE DEMOCRATS WILL VOTE FoR GREELEY.
As for you gentlemen Of the Democratic par
ty,you will have to vote for Greeley. aud wi,
You will not? Then vote for Grant {" No, no,
NOT The peculiarly Of this Greeley organiza-
tion Is this. We do not claim the right TO bind
they wanted to. Some " them wanted to make
Presidents, and some Of them wanted to be
Convention which met at Springfield the other
day claims the right to put arope around a. mans
does not vote their ticket. The support of
70 vote Tor Grant i Is his business, not mine.
You. ~ I am glad the time has come when
Democrat can say he viii 60 for Grant.
are beginning TO sar they will 20 as they
please. II | could see this dcspotism Of party
for Grant or Greeley | should believe that the
bloody period of the past was forgotten. TAX
about the Democratic partyl My good friends,
doctor said. Your Constitution Is all gone re-
piled, " Constitution all gomez know that and
have been living on the bylaws for years.
You have been living on the bylaws llaughterI,
and my regular Republican friends, you are lily
ing on even less than that you are living SIMPLY
to make one man President. lLaughter.l You
know YOU cannot nominate anybody but Grant.
You know the ofiicchUlders will not let anybody
but him be nominated, and you know II he were
not nominated, the Republican party would dis
solve WhvY Because the mission of the Re
publican party Is acc2nlished, ON anu they heepat o
grand, too noble for that. 1t organized to
defend human liberty to put down secession,
done it, glorious work, and it Il Il shame to use
II IA a mere pcddler's cart, simply to peddlc out
Offices. and have 1t commanded by tide-water
THE NEW PARTY.
The supporters Of MIR Greeley propose to or
ganize new party just In this sense; They pro-
pose to invite everybody to vote for Greeley who
will; we shall not reject anybody, white or black,
without regard to color OF previous condition OF
seTvitude daughter coIne one. come come all In We We
shaCklcs and come and vote for the earliest and
best Republican. We say TO the Democrats, you
have been fighting battle In which you have no
heart The battle Is settled, and we proposo to
bury all the past-come and vote Tor Grceley.
Greeley who when the 80 men were still thought
less and careless, was teaching hostility to
slavery. We propose to say 10 them, the time
has not been long past when the possession OF a
copy of the New York Tribune at the South was
death to the possessor. This inan was teaching
freedom when his life would hnyc been In dan
ger II he crossed the line which separated the
slave, and the free States. Come and vote for
Then you say to us. Are you going to vote for
Democratsf" No. We are going to vote for
Greeley men. lIauehtor.l II a candidate pre-
sents himself the first question we will ask him
Is, My dear fellow, are you honestr' and IL
Will not bc enough for him to say yes. for We
shall want to know that all hisneighhors and
beginning of a new order Of things.
HONESTY THE wATCuwoRD.
Honesty Is to he n recommendation In the new
party. You must understand that gentlemen
Who want oflice in this new party, honesty VIII
he regarded "a something OF recommending :
laughter and applause and then We shall de-
| shv 60 know whether You agree with NJ IN re-
spct'f 80 nat oval politics. and whether YOU arrcf
| with us upon the issues that are presented b'
| the Cincinnati platform, and 10y Grcclcys let
| ter That is "A mighty good letter. l"Nou ar'
| right about that.'l We shall then wisl
| tu know what are your views In regard tu thcs'
| new questions, and whether You are prcpar
| ing yourself to meet them. II you arc. w
| shall take you into this new party, and then w
| want to hear just ~ little about what YOU have
| been heret ofOrc ~ possible. llaughterl II ypi
have any desire TO tell us that sixteen ycars ac'
| YOU were at the first Republican Convention
like Dr. Jones. / say: 1T Is very interesting, M
| dear sir; YOU and will talk Il over; but, In th
| new organization. that does not make us an
better than anybody else We shall say &
| those Republicans who came into the party a
| Gen. Grant did, who climbed over the wall, ~
| were born out Of season: Come, and We vii
| AXE you in, and ask no questions As for gu
| Democratic friends, we shall say: come w
\ shall not ask where you came from or how yol
| got here, but come. 1huchterl This l. a new
| organization. for the old purposes Of honest
| and good government aud we want the help %
| every man we can get. These regulars say W
| will need ~. and | am Inclined to think we shall
| At an events, We shall have just enough, an'
| Just enough is as good as a feast.