Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-16
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Ne; -. said MIR Greeley p.y the moley 20
the slsveIn.s.srs. And thiF. too, sfter ,hes hsi
r!sen ia reaellioa, Gnl involved the country in
all the h5r71,s cfcivil var 20 perTetuate their
deEp0tio poser, and 4. the cost CT t.oaEa-cs of
millions Of dCl.srs
And iais is your "lfstiu5 sho,i-i5cist, ,"
Mr Sumaer, siwsys forcmo,. in tte great
battle fer the rights Of the colorei rice. sri foil
Of sympathy tor them - Why, even their col
onizs,icn in Africa vas A. agreeable device 10
bin for, personally, he chegished The common
preJuii5e ag.i1.t then, though certainly ready
to hetrieud sry suffering applicant, black or
white, bsiag naturally Of q benevolent disposi-
ton It ;; to his credit that he was opposed to
the introduction Of new slave states into tne
Union, and also 70 the annexation 0: new terri
tory f0T the extension Ct slavery nevertheless,
With bis compromising tendencies and seutimen-
tzl vieT: Of peace, IL be had t1en n the Presi-
dentist chair Ehea the rebellion broke ont, the
chances would have been jla- the Confederate
S;z;es might hsve dictated terms 10 ihe whole
country, even TO the extent OF recognizing their
iniepenience. and lesvir., the siSveJ to their
.i,e. For Mr. Greeley belongs TO thst clsIs of
pesce-mskers who yoc;srouslY cry '' PtEce.
pea-e, " when there Is 20 peace. Tie believes in
Gaping Vesuvius.
II IL tANAt4fsrfy NliaA-s-@'- az" " Ntls t-f'
Tribune. that - lev years Agu if Horace Gree
ley hSl yeo,ursl iato Goorgil or South CarolinS
he would have bsen braysd or the nesrest lamp
post: uox his name is ciceref TO The echo a.
euery Southern city, ard the & slarshoi3ers
and s0iiicrs Of the rebellion. The men who a.
ways msde Southern opinion, are UNANIMOUS
LY in fsror Of eicchag him PresiieRt - A
bosst Ike this should he equivalent 10 tyirg a
mill-styDe zrous1 his neck to drown him in the
depth Of the patriotic sentiment Of the country.
Il is rebel cunning snd duplicity on the brosdest
scsle.
In fact, North and South, the Greeley move
raea. is characterized by the grossett diStimul,-
tor Reed what the New York World rays Of
your letter BOW under review - Ne suppose
all Democrats igish TO dirids the col0rsd r0fe,
and deiach psrt Of it from Grant snd IL they
desire the end, they must consent to endure lie
means. What if Mr.. Sumner does a.sure the
negro voters ;h.t the Democratic party have be
cone converts to the principles Of the Rspubli-
can party he is only adopting his language
10 their gPpreheHsions and prgi Tdiess lie, he
i, only attempting to play upon their creduiity.
aud 80 secure their votes for Greeley for the
Democratic party have not become converts to
the principles Ct the Republican psrty-they are
.ihply in mstquersde II is frank, truthful,
but su3zcious confession.
With great show Of Tnssnssimiiy you s.y
- ! an against flaming ancient h-me, into con
tinued life. am .gaiEst rEkiug in the .she,
Of the past for Goals Of FIRE YET burning am
sgAinst the policy Of hste. Freely | accept the
hand that is offered. Art thou in health, my
brother y AID reach forth ny o~n in
friendly grsfp." Why this gushing dsplsy of
| frs:erbsl feeling ? Have you hitherto been
animated by spirit Of vecgeaace 2
! In ycur present smicsble state Of mind. wherein
I do you diEer from the whole body Of the people
| Of the Northl To insinuaie that any portion