The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-07-18

and the laws, reunion and reform,
and universal amnesty; that
banner has lately been raised OF Gin
cinnati under the leadership Of Greel-
ey and Brown"
Gov. Vance, Of North Carolina, Is a |
pretty specimen of a Greeley man. In
q recent speech he showed the metal of
which he is composed by remarking
that he "would sooner be the meanest
ku klux rotting in the penitentiary,
than to be one Of the prosecutors or the
Judge who tried them" He further
advised his democratic friends that the
best way to succeed in the coming cleo
ton was by kicking out the Republic
cans.
The Washington Patriot has hit up
on q method of reconciling itself to
the. idea of supporting Mr.. Greeley
which others of the afflicted may find
useful. 1t is. to contemplate him in
the light of an instrument Of Provi.
dence. The general idea of this is not
entirely original with the Patriot. The
venerable deacon, who tried to thank
God for a scolding and slatternly wife,
as an affection calculated to wean his
nearly the same th;n~ o 0Ap1e'seu
'--S o''e
The Peoria Ull.) Transcript says the
nomination of Greeley at Baltimore
has fallen like wet blanket ON the
Democracy in that part Of the country.
At one place its informant was in d
store. cOnversinu with the nynnrie}nr
wnen an old democratic farmer came
IN, 70 whom the merchant said "Welb
suppose you're ready to vote for
Greeley Vote Tor Greeley" was
khs reply; ia go to III "a q cross
cut saw at the rate OF sixty miles 2
minute nkst ana tnen WouldntV
1 The New York EVENING Post which.
while It il by,no means friendly to liz
e e.. Of zen; uIan', is yet consist
ea. anu 1917. :ru'nlul. ~ say snaI tne pres
e e,I e e.e' IS nalIoWeu GOWN 70 tne
t s.SuSgig1 aIu on uio oiu nnes, ue-
D. vi ..o Dsn4s' parry aau .nc
ran;.od ca.. parry 90 .ncy nssc ucou VI.
vii ha foraht a ,"s' - r" .hst 0n .na
thot ~. la na.so.so.;e n.a.s;...; ~:
Observation-Disclosures not, 81. r-ovsrsS =. ,as neeS
thrown into Tho ;m,n;nort doodIr
breach. NAV he finally and ;rrevocahiy
Smashed. - - : : : - :
!. ~
There are two classes Of individuals
that have deserted the Republican par
Those who have hitherto - annronrIate 4
an undue share of party patronage, and
WIN the UNIFORM course OF the Migrate,
seek new amnauons IN the nope Of get
nng iurtner rewards. =. Ihose who
nave iaiiea rom tne want OF merit to
receive That recognition which their
vanity lmpels tnem 10 believe they de-
serve. The radiance OF such men will
pc rs great blessing to the party they
oesert as an annoyance 70 the one they
join.
Thu ph;,.d.,rh;. p.... .. sn<,r
Greeiev,a ;nSnrso " -, - y p.,.;. :. nj ~.
conld enthuse and consolidate the DEM
ocratic party Of pennsylvania as the
nomlnatlon OF Hancock would, there
might be some chance Of his carrying
the state. Ut the party press but two
Democratic papers-the Titusville
Courier and the Venango Spectator
urge his nomination; twelve papers
have no preference whatever; fifty
three have earnestly protested against
his endorsement, and ten positively as
sert they will not support him, even If
nominated. T
Iudoa Hoor IN . ,n,,;. .aau,. :.
4e A.e, :" puolio suuiess ~
r'oston, lew Gays ago, said:
II tell you, fellow citizens, Gen.
Grant is honestly in favor Of civil re-
form, and if you are in favor of that
NM. 4sha y .ora ", ~ vpposuu :. s LIS JoO:
oase s, ;nhba on - . c sou uon u senu
~ Rey1ra Dn o - HOUSE
These u,orJs shnu,a ha or,h,.,a !
NO.. ~ ,vaIis ~ a.,a 1 DnI,.
Gpnvent;on rnon, IN n. ,amd Ma;,
soyn;oa raSnrr o ,n,st en u .amu C ..,
tb ~. w, noon, H.o u'' oonilnence WIN
o Pops'
A New York paper, under the head
Of Honest men to the Front" among
other accessions to the Greeley ranks
mentioned the reception at the head
quarters of "Hon. Reuben Haul. of ST.
Paul. Minnesota" Whereat the ST.
st. Paul Press says: "Lest the Joke Of
this should not be appreciated outside
of st. Paul, it is only necessary to say
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