The New York herald., 1872-07-13
GREELEY AND GRANT GRANT AND
GREELEY.
How the Campaign Wakes.

How the Campaign Wakes.
The Philadelphia Press says:-"Dr. Livingstone
has been found, ana in few years the NEW YORK
HERALD win send out an agent to find the demo-
cratic party"
The Bridgeport (C0nn.) Farmer (old line demo-
craft, ungraciously says:-"We perform to-day the
most disagreeable and distasteful act OF our whole
life In placing as our mast head the names OF Hor
ace Greeley and b. Gratz Brown as the candidates
Of the democratic party for President and Vice
President Of the United States" As the old far
mer said to the cheese mites, "Let 'em squrm."
What funny idea-that Of the Hartford Times
(old Copperhead demOcrat), putting up the bars
against any further additions to the Greeley party
Says the Wheeling Register Originally opposed to
Greeley 1--WE support the regularly nominated
ticket, and will countenance no bolt nor defec-
tlon."
Wech paper In Pennsylvania talks thus Of
Greeley:-"Bip ginly Il Greeley mifin drmpl tamppl
nypunt scrilgg gp Prlntyl OF gmshz drullzmp
begphy In WRIT wemnle dr. gunnozt." No, sir.
Mr.. Greeley uses gin IN no shape. His beverage is
the limpid spring water of Chappaqua.
Says the Norfolk Journal (democrat) 1.-THE
results at Baltimore are not as we would have had
them. But from now until sunset on the day OF
election we shall work for Mr. Greeley even more
ardently than we have worked against him.
The Richmond Whtg (democrat) says--"An &C.
counts from Baltimore concur In reporting an in
tense and widespread enthusiasm, and deep
seated conviction that victory is within reach
We already breathe freer at the thought"
Says the Ohio Statesman (demOcrat) :-'That
Horace Greeley will be the next President OF the
United States is, to our mind, certain as that his
life will be spared until the 4th OF March next"
Cries the Albany Journal (anti-Greeley) :-"Upon
both sides this is the most corrupt and shameless
transaction in our political history. This
bargain, 30 disgraceful to both sides, cannot de-
ceve the people and will not be endorsed by them"
Ejaculates the Boston Transcript (anti-
Greeley :-"Mr. Greeley is before the country as
Presidential candidate in pursuance OF an uHprece-
dented system Of political tralcking, the results
Of which, II successful, cannot fail of being of de-
mOralizing character"
Says the Pittsburg Dispatch nti-Greeley 1--WE
know exactly now what forces we shall meet. They
are strongly arrayed. In OCTOBER they will show
their strength to the utmost, and then every
patriot in the State should az the polls to vote
for Hartranft, who leads the advance In the great
battle to be fought In October Tor Grant and the
Union."
The Portland Press (anti-Greeley) thinks 1t
would be indeed "strange If the man who has
shown himself incapable Of forming correct opin-
ion touching any question Of vital importance to
the country, and whose vagarles as nnancier, po-
litical economist and reformer have in turn ex-
cited the dertsjon of his fellow citizens should be
selected for the practical administration Of afrairs"
correspondent of the Portland Press anti
Greeley writes from one OF the Northern towns in
Oxford county, Maine, that all the democrats,
nearly to man, will vote for Greeley, but not
republican, 1t Is stated that there is not Greeley
man IN the town Of Phillips. The liberals are said
to be an unknown quantity In the West Somerset
section. How is this for the 'Star in the East ?"
The Allentown (Pa.) Ne,os (democrat) gives as its
deliberate opinion "that Horace Greeley s the
right man to lead in an inauguration Of q better
state of things than has existed under the present
administration"
The Syracuse Journal administration) talks
aloud about "Greeley, the ApOstate," sayng:-
"The republican party from which he has basely
gone does not waver 1t has great and abiding
faith in its principles for which 1t has triumphanty
fought on many fields, and it will move forward to
another national triumph grandly and proudly,
compact and confident under its noble standard
bearers, Ulysses s. Grant and Henry wilson,"
The BufTalo Express administrator talks Of
'Doolitte and Greeley, the first and the last rene
gades" and says there was peculiar appropriate
in the election Of Doolitte to preside over the
Baltimore Convention, being the first renegade
apostate from republicansm.
SAYS the Buffalo Courier Greeley democrat -
"Without doubt many democrats have ac-
cepted his candidacy as "bitter pill"
or "lesser evin But the situa-
tlon is changed. The question is no longer
between Mr.. Greeley and some ideal democratic
leader, but between Greeley and Grant.
With all respect for the military achievements OF
General Grant, and with none whatever for his
maintain that he is not to be named with Horace
Greeley, whether as to heart brains, ability or
character
Kasson will run Tor Congress in that district against
Frank W. Palmer, the regular republican candidate.
Mr.. Kasson represented the district in the Thirty
eighth and Thirty.ninth Congresses.
The Cleveland Herald administration thinks
that II "Greeey enters the White House 1T will be
with democratic hook In his nose"
Says the Syracuse Courier Greeley democrat) -
"The ticket will be triumphantly elected. 1t ap-
peals to the whole nation by the integrity, the wis
dom, the ability and honesty of its candidates. 1t
will rally to Its support every honest man who
loves his country, and will rescue her from the
power OF Grant and his military rings that rule us
TO our ruin"
The Rochester Democrat administration says
th9 following colossal combination engineered
G. cleys nomination at Cincinnati and Will control
III 4 If elected -"The Tammany Ring, the Brook
J. IL Ring the Southern Claims Ring, the Land
{ abbers Ring, the Rebel Scrip Ring, the Canal
J ng, the Ku Klux Ring, the whiskey Ring"
The Greeley papers are publishing the following
g. the roll of the rings in favor Of the reelection OF
Grant,
The Custom House Ring, the General Order
Swinde Ring, the st. Domingo Ring the District of
Indian Ring the Navy Department Ring, the
Land Grabbing Ring, the Chorpenning Fraud Ring,
the Cameron Ring, the Washington Lobby Ring,
the whiskey Ring, the Philadelphia Municipal Ring,
the Carpet-bag Ring, the Military Ring, the Cam
everywhere, the Great Railroad Rings the National
Bank Rings the Southern Plunderers' Rings, the
ONCE Holders Ring.
Tho Alexandria iva. Gazette (iemOcraticl savat the