The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-03-20


The Irish Republic advises the Irish
Republicans to stand by Grant. as the
fairest and kindest man to all races that
ever sat in the Presidential chair,
John Tyler Jr.. a sou of ex- President
Tyler, has wfittena long and interest
ing article, predicting the triumph and
perpetuity of the Republican party.
The Chicago Post says: "Sincc the
Senator from Missouri distinguished
himself in The French arms business. he
is popularity supposed to be one of the
French Yoke Schurz."
The Pittsburgh Gczette says: ".The
horse leech hath two daughters crying
give, give!' and they are the old Demo-
cratic and the new anti-Grant parties,
and offices are what they arc after"
The Pittsburg Gazette says: An
drew johnson wants to be Governor of
Tennessee, they say, although he has
been dead politically SO long that we
would be scarcely more surprised to
hear that James Buchanan wanted to
succeed Governor Geary."
The New York Standard saws: "The
main difference between the World and
the Tribune is that the Tribune is the
better agricultural paper. In all other
respects they are alike, the World. if
anything, be;ngl less friendly to Tamma-
ny hail."
While the members of the Indiana
Republican convention were assembled
at the Bates House, in Indianapolis, q
visitor remarked to the barkeeper that
he must be making a good thing out of
the convention, to which the barkeeper
replied, ~coursing the Republicans, that
his receipts had been only s25. adding
that if it had been n Democratic con-
vention he would have taken in So, 800.
The New York Commercial Adrer-
tiser saws: "Ex-Governor Holden, on
retiring from the editorship of the
Washington CHRONICLE, left this lega-
cy to the paper and the public: 'Iregard
the reelection of President Grant as full
ly as important as was that of George
Washington or Abraham Lincoln
The Governor showed his clear under
standing of what the present crisis de-
mands. The country is in no mood for
any political empiricism. 1t has full
faith in Grant, and can not afford to go
fooling around after strange gods"
The Akron (Ohio) Beacon says: 'The
Tribune never knew that the Admins
tration was corrupt until its editor was
talked of for President. And now it
does not know it, but only asserts it III
spite of proof piled upon proof that the
per centage of defalcations has been far
less under Grant than under his prede-
cessor and has steadily diminished, the
revenue collected has steadily increased,
and the cost of its election has gradual
ly grown lighter. Ifthis is corruption
the people want four more years of it
under Grant"
The New York Erening Post, in
speaking of the late National conven-
ton of the Labor Reformers at Colum.
bus, Ohio, which nominated Judge
Davis for President, says: at was not q
representation of the intelligent work.
ing men, but the mere tool of a handful
of demagogues who wish to get control
ofthe next election for President, doubt.
less for no good end"
Tie Cleaveland Leader SAYS: "The
New York Tribune strongly objects to
Senator Conkling's resolution of inqui.
ry in regard to recommendation for of.
flee. Ofcourse. Dads under the hay
1t turns out that Judge Davis reply
to the Labor Reform Convention, though
good, was not original. In Theirs
"History of the French Revolution" he
says that when Bailly was pressed tC
become a candidate and assured that he
would be returned, he replied, "Tha'
honor should neither be sought for mol
declined
The Albany Journal says: "The dis
affected Senators starte l out to dig
Grants grave Hannah built the gal
lows for Mordecai."
The Pittsburgh Gazette says: "Th'
latest charge against Grant is that hi
talks too much. We believe that if thu
New York World happened 10 come
across Niobe, and should, through neal
sightedness, mistake her for Grant,
would, in its next leading article, &C
cuse him of being too hilarious and joe
: ular."
,, The Albany Journal says:"The cheer
ing reports which come from all quart
ers Of the State should serve to stimu
late the Republicans of the capital t.
fresh zeal and courage. 1t is by NJ
means Improbable that we shall ado
Albany to the list of cities which ar,
rolling up Republican victories thi
spring. With wise counsel and ener
getic action we hope for that result"