Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-09-26
shall not comply with the shove quoted

shall not comply with tue nhove q"otcu
Constitutional requirements. Such ARE
the prom sed coalition reforms, namely
the promise beforehand OF yiolatn. the
Constitution by removing or ignoring the
check on corrupt or hasiv legislation,
placed very wisely in the hands OF the
TX cntive by that instrument L ere
wiIl b. a fue opening for t c formation OF
all kinds of ilngS-tca, salt, coffee, IRON
and coal rim sat Washington when
there is no Executive seto in the way OF
the most outrageous schemes Tor p under-
ina the peopl. It is, therefore, hut nat
ural thar pretty much all the old corrnp'
tonis are crazy fpr the election OF Mi.
Greeley, and that they viii prosecute
with bitterness and yindictivenes beyond
measure all who are in the way OF their
nicely laid schemes for robblns the
people
As to the matter Of shaking hands
across the biaody chasm, | must confess
that cannot fully make 0ut what IS
meant by that and toy Mr. Grrrley.H be
in. the apostle Of reconciliation Official
". }y the President or hv Congress,
iiule or nothing can lie done toward
that much desired o ject II must he
done hy the friendly intercourse OF the
people Of both sections OF the country.
a general amnesty act has been passed
that every former rebel with the cXccp-
t;on OF MIR DAVIS, believe is once more
on an equality with all other citizens and
ENJOYS the same ri1l Is a we do here,
/ he Byonct Act, go called and 50 press
ed for passage hy Mr. Greeley, and APP
proved by hun, except that 1t did not 20
far enough, in his opinion, has appIica-
ton for the North rs well "a for ghe
South; and all other Objectionable meas
urcs complained of the South have either
Originated with or wore highly approved
by Mr. Gree'ey
Nobody, however, wonders at tie
change of Mr.. Greelcy-that is one of
his pecuiurities Or does it in this ease
mear tlial he is ready to shake hands
across the bloody chn>m with something
in them? Thee, indeed there would be
some meaning to it, The limits Of this
article will only permit M To allude 10
Mr.. Grcrlcy's miserable failure when
elected to Congress, and to mention his
iusco IN the late Constitutional ,'oHven.
,ion in New York Entertaining then,
the opoien of Mr. GreeIeys utter unfit.
ness fer the position. ani rcpuiiating 10
tally the bar.ain and sale Of the Demo
cratic party by corrupt and deIuhrd
set OF spoil hunters At Baltimore, | shall
oppose him with what talents and energy
| may possess, regard css Of all conSe.
qneuccs | went wherever Democratic
principles led the way. When they dis
appeared | ceased to follow. My motto
j., and always ha, been, to DO right and
fear not | stand now where stoo !
with ninety nine ont OF cry hundred
Democrats after the result OF the Gin
tiunau Convention WAS known, an be-
fore the aforesaid drill srr.enuts did
their dirty work. First Impressions are
ways best, especially in ease where
the mi ,idupl Is So well known that
nothing can be explained and noboiy
can hc mistaken about him for moment
In ;he coming contest ! shall prohahiv
be defeated in the dis riot, the o Ids are
too great ~ more thlu one respect, tor
"'e 10 og'roomej o"t let me- III c"ne'n
for nv sake alone that S,n,nb, wns
wron , when Schiller m,je him Jaw.
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No Mohrhe'l Sicst und unverotand cn,schcidet
MS As 'u''c'P'I'u' tae Cfcdlt
Mobijrr story, which so distressed
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