Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-23

- - - ~ mr. 4 5ailk slu1l1
knus oa Ehioh sHis b - 3 uuia. suz.
IN tha ,umin- pr-silisufiaI election. II
Hsre q iemasEaf and e Fsra sor sar ~
tsnzble siuud az uncertainty thuf Euala
BE- n he nath 81 Horlca GrzeisY's .ilruru.
| niEnt ? adr nm. a. NJ bssf shzurs Il
r-,lluing lost puuer, or af east az I-ziiu
zsttug lhaar-i IN arp. riskius ny cam
> eas a. he lsin. l. IEsre republican
I and bs.isEzsi the E--srfioaz itfsrarei AMI
: Reiterated inr ne last tFssFs Fezrs By
, Huzcu Gu-eiev and Charles sumner. /
would l'ihera 10 il, a. heiHg the souu, szt
: N principle. and a. numbering nula non
! ~ and unearr1pt men -hzn any uthsr-
: indeed. 'aking 4 az their ssfimars. I .hall
. consider g ne only ssfs party into whose
hands & would De- .afe % trust the -siuz
! Of government lf his erisiss aud would
vote f1r zen Graut-she nan Eho never
talfers,i. the nan Eho did not bstrar Is IN
he hour Of our Feaknrss aud xhu did nos
lss upau xhiuh side the chances Of .ue.
.uss ha.ancai az 4 time Ehen the entire
south ami Ereat msuy Il the North
maintained the doctrine Of the right Of
secession, Ehen even Horaca Greelrv-
the honest aid LET the southern states
@ ly themselves IN peacs7
When Gen. Grant took COMMAND Of the
Army Of the Potomac, ne proved himself
rble 70 rise above party produces. not
EithsfaHding he Iogicof West P1iut. and
win ms seen discriminating vision peer
iug .ar INTO ne future, be saw for this re-
public, H1djUitsf Illa llseBsrzbls. .,-ln-
deur never yet attained By any country
on the ri0be, and for that end he devoted
all has mighuest energies 10 the most viz
urous prosecution Of the var Who car a
say that he it'd not t1rzse ! greater
good for tue southern STATES even. than 10 +.
% BY themselves ia peace. with the skel- 4
ston Of human slavery forever dangling +,
1t their feet, poisoning AMI embirtering /,
every condition IN life, AMI rendering
them a rHpruach and a by-w0ri to all IA a
IONS We might with equal pruurietv 4
question Abraham Lincoln views and No. IN
ions Of policy IN regnri to slavery We Of
10 not t0rget that Mr.. Lincoln on taking II
he presidential chair. declared THAI IL ID
Fas not his purpose to meIdle with slav- vi
ry where II vas already established at d
lat time Ii 3 not 10 be presumed that en-
zen. Grant offered any opposition to Pres OF
lent LincuIn's policy, but with character 90
tic modcstY and bravery, he ubeysd or
ers aud did the work assigned aim. We T.
ave the results Of the combined thi
forts amp acts Of both LiucaIu and Grant no
et that suffice. tbi
Yes; | would vote for Gen. Grant exp
lie nan who could not only brook all ou- VII
lsitlon at home, but who could withstand IA
e mighty avalanche Of argument, and 1cr
e tremendous current of sympathy for st
e south. that came from the lristoery Of no
Europe, pouring IN upon Us on every u,
can wave [ would have 4 man AZ the cha
adj OF our government, VINO could with is c
md the fierce glance Of the polished Of
istocrat abroad as we'll as at home. a
IN who with sword in hand, ieied net lev
" the South, but all EHrupe IN defence teri
the rights Of American liberty. A VIII
"A who was the first to say let Us have enc
ice and VINO still says Iet Gs have peace. timl
1 let ~ have sure basis upon which erat
establish a lasting peace. that shall be ION
honor to the entire cnuntry,-to The yha
al white at the South, as well az TO the vas
IghtY rehel there whose hands still reck But
Il the blood Of the unf0rtuuate prison. mp
at Libby" and Anderson eco
Does any one say peace IS established 'atl'
! that the Sauth have accepted the Sill o''si
i0HI TFen why are thew 30 clanorsus. =
FESTIVE, so unreconeied that they are bav,
sady 70 take the man they most detest at q
man most instrumental, as they have and
etotore claimed, IN bringing on all their pre-
IS, and place him at the head Of the /.
ernment2 Because in hun, they think the
= see one who will divide and deseat righ
republican partF-the very party. the over
myth OF whose principles have carried Aeiis
race Greeley and Charles Sumner ON
wave of popular favor for the last doz- :.
years, and now for what cause do these =
tienen, like DeIilah of old. attemut
h one relentless stroke, to shear n AZ
strength, even though 1t crush the ua- 81
IN its fall. No Danger Of that. do term
sayt Is there anything on record to o. 3
We that Mr. Greeley has changed his IN q
non on the right OF secession? Note rauit
sudden turn and twist things have ia first
The application the Tribune nav ried
les Of tue TERMS ''the ring. '.the rum by tt
5, ''the thieves. a'swindlers. str,i- more
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