Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-08-28

! lave bn0ughi on q W-r wiih Spain aud
maize Necessary Bew calls On the country
for meu All money. 10 this. as 10 olheT
matters. Gen Grant had sb0su himself a
man Of peace.
!. Replying to Mr. Samuer.s charge that
the President had sboNu himself a tyraui
toward llayii. Mr.. Ecmunls stated the
Pl'in facts Of the case. llsyti vas con-
SANITY endeavOring to excite Instructions
IN the adjoining rcdublic Of san Domingo
The President stationed there two or three
vessels Of war. as he had right 10 do.
aud as Spain and other nations are con-
s'anlly doing IA our waters. and on one
occasion, be notified the Haytial republic
that while our negotiations with san Do,
mingo were in progress, looking toward
treaty for the annexation Of that country,
1t must keep from interference. In this
h, had tull precedent in the the action OF
President Jefferson, who even marched an
army into Louisiana. pending negotiations
for its purchase, aud the people sustained
aud applauded his conduct.
In reference 10 the receiving Of gifts.
Gen Grant went into the war poor, and
omlng on! poor, though having uifbc und-
ed opportunities to make money If be had ,
been the avaricious aud grasp:ng mau he {
IS described to be, grateful people ex. c
pressed their gratitude in giving TO him c
What amounted simply to a generous PEN f
ion. That was all, and this was the first f
line IN History that men we're ever |
ound base to object to such expressions u
gratitude euough for noble service. c
Mr.. EdmundS also bore personal tcsti-
lony to President Grants high and uuex. "
eptlonuble character as a man. "a
Mr.. Greeley's case was considered. n
e was the candidate of the socessionists v,
ID the coPperheads. of Frank Blair aud tn
JAS. X. Doolittle, who was scored so "
verely by the New York Tribune only .
h'tIe over year ago, aud whose reputa-
'n had been recently so blackened by -
sclosureS OF his cotton speculatious in
e war. +,
Coming to the great general issues of
campaign Mr.. Elmunls had an inter- alb
ing little dialogue with democrat in ov,
audience who did not know what tbe
IhluX was and did not believe in their sal
stence. The Senator explained TO him agc
character Of the organization. lie he
how two eminent democratic lawyers, VIII
'erdy johnson and Mr.. Stanberry. re. a n
led to defend hundred members of ing
hu klux arrested in North Carolua is u
wed themselves shocked at the clear llai
81 OF the atrocities committed BY the ert,
Ians upon innocent blacks aud loyal tax,
les and threw up the case and went fe
e.; how Wade Hampton aud ex u. S. face
ltor Butler Of North Carolina raised T
money to dafenl the KuK lux Jam
ioaIs by oPen assessments upon the ex- eau,
Is of that State. Even correspon- sion
OF the N. Y. Tribune in North Gar Viii
had avowed, that if Mr.. Creole urea
ia be elected, and should not permit lowe
eX'rebeIs TO terrorize the negroes and
drive out the nothorns, he would not aIwa
lowed to Ii We six cuths. ilr Edmunds caus,
lIned the general order" business in and
York; about which so much hue and ple.
lad been made. He had hims elf tried and
and III vain to break it up by legis- evil
> "'"'' ''io opposition OF the ''re- has /
'rs' who are now for Greeley. But since
been broken Up and new and dapb
actory arrangements made by our a sail
ueht. Mr.. Edmunds alluded ia the C,,re
Die consequences ofGreeley's lie ton. ulcer
u porters, the democrats, declare. PolH
'"0,i P'a'iorh' mat none of the quaint
suppos' ID to be settled by the 18th make
~ ~" amendments are settled. ions,
the adoption of the Cincinnati plat small
every democrat III Congress had voted oil of
st the civil rights bill, which carries SWIM,
"O'o amendments, The south. dalton
are demanding that the payment of make
-, y 'he war snail not be repud
aI;, O''1ruS' ana they have apply
plainly IN the Senate that the pen. ion So
70 United States soldiers cannot be far n,
Up unless the rebel soldiers come in re,e;v
nslons too. Some profess to think will b,
e l4h amendment forbids this pav. and OF
u pensions to rebels; but it does not save
bids the n,vmon. "o'' to dire
;, "'s ueo' or 90. the de
q incurred IN aid of the rebellion: one III
pension is not such debt. Ii is a apple;
ty-a token of gratitude. We can. ent ma
n the risk Of undoing so muc cfwbat out to
en- oa;nad hu H. "'"' i've to
- w war. zen Grant and sill
"ouiu NC rejected by II lar his loo
IJorlty than IN 1868; and our conn. curved
j go on In its calm nroorass n, mate
ave pcople trulv f.aa muddle
edueatod al system
prosperous That. for life