, 1872-10-30

balance Of his country God only knows. (App1auss]
And yet by some strange infatuation, which ara
p1eased TO cali choice between ee1ls" theze are
men who say they must vote for efenera! Grant.
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The possibilities Of another term to General Grant
his 1assas IL prostrate before him One stamp ot hls
foot and every Indian Agency, Custom Aouse, foss
oe Contract 81 sa1 a}d g3hgo 3a S4gn
The mastery manner in which he has improved the
chances Of the first renders e1aggerat1on as to
You cannot think Of General Grant without breath;
ing an atmosphere Of speculation and feeling ne cod
nn Of hS ten M s at to his
pipe and his inability to purchase cigars. Yesterday,
when the Great Kossuth landed upon our shoEes
Horace Greeley noble President the arlessness
OF bis nature playing sevenup at cards for the Ws
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from centre to and the OF tho civ
iized world were fixed upon Webster, the great De-
fender Of the Constitution; !; at that awful moment,
when civil liberty in peril and the hopes Of man
kind seemed trembling in the balance our Iustrious
@ Da
But why should dwell upon this mans character?
as is hnow9 a. md il never be foEgottsn Beneath the
sight whatever be may have accomplished soldier,
and long after Vcksburg and pttsburg Landing, and
e1 4ka4ldaA etlI 10 1GEROltGQ Ii the AuNaS OF lQ6
worlds history, Summers name shall i've undimued
p ane, and his Immortal php shal be read in Ill
wherein stands Grant plored f0r the
Now, turn for moment to the venerable New York
etor our own great candidate, banding this very day
over the death-bed Of his nged wife [Sensaonl Cra-
pied IN poverty On the bleak hills Of New England, he
enters upon the unequu1 contest Of life with no paron
but an uneharitahle world and a desperate future.
Tired and foosore he enters the great metropolis
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be raises speedily into notice. trurnphs eyery o.
sass a and g. bessm BY qnvess the rst
grand, how sublime! see him as he enlists II ths
OF effg before the hangmaa is d
him HIM. as be ealsts IN the '' Cause of 1usties
before the creditors heart relents the helpless
Of Before Faher aSew anded npoa os
shores or Neal Dows fame had left the pineries Of
Maine. Bee him he enlists in the cause Of liberty
behold him now the peoptes champion, intelligence
glowing in his face love overowng in his eyes, his
head the crown Of honesty, and on his Ips the word
Reconciliation, ,"the sweetest thought ever wafted
from heaven on the wings Of inspiration. loud ap-
plausel And then tell me It he has not rece7ed the
right discipline, and does not embody such character
as you can delight to honor and such an example
Sica. II not, wbere shall that example be found3 n
you are ready to sacrifice al that is nobe il character
and sublime in statesmanship, then was the Father
Of his Country right. when be said that
party spirit was the chief enemy to civil liberty.
Concerning our local politics allow to say single
it has been for . long time. These gentlemen have
reigned for more than ten years. There is point In
and personal ambition begins land there is still another
period where the voice Of conscience is lost in the bold
points, fear, has been reached and passed by this
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. called ring. In the admin
tstrat1on Of law there should be lively sympathy
for the unfortunate, and justice should be tempered
with mercy More than this the entrance to the
temple Of Justice should be inscribed in characters Of
be no distinction" How very soon an ofcer learns the
omnipotence Of money and the power Of patronage.
gh M hs 9af mas aa ess m
most touched with the eolors Of romance, aud yet ap
peaing to us with the irresistible force Of truth One
great city. Without Money and ignorant Of the dan
gers which beset her every side she fell into the
hands ct wretch and, before The third snn had get
dark shadow east across distant threshold. After
recovering from q bed Of pain and sickness, where
death would have been blessing and relief, she
came and told tho story Of her wrongs. Two Of
most eminent magistrates inquired into the case and
E listening to the edenss a a aad to to the dfns
over to answer the charge When the case WAS reach
ed, this poor girl not permitted so much as to
ahe lett the Court House. made By the
laws Indifference, well as By Villains crime, an
know not But before the fire, while abe lay sick with
her young babe in rude tenement in that part Of the
city known as con1ey's Patch" our nobe .. N. 8.
kindly attended her: Since tho fire have, heard
nothing from her Perhaps she had not the strength
thizng than IN man, and more merciful than "hurian
justice wrapped its loving a'1as about her and ended
tsI know about that case."l
The great responsibilities Of the election crowd upon
The pu1est and oftest craftsmanship bears
t1ous men Of the age- with Us stands the renowned
CHIEF Justice OF the United States Salmon P Chase
en aa
York. With us stands the immortal German states
whose tongue has mastered the eoquence Of two
schurz, Of Missouri. With us stands the confidential
FRIEND the unerug adviser and the trusted executor
dent pad ps7s Of neia y Witt us sands ths CO.
equal of Americas greatest and purest statesman Ay-
Ing OF dead, nnois' honored son, Lyman Trumbun
the b1aEest Generals whq commanded the Union
forces in the late bidding Gods speed IN our
Listen to the he % clear ~ voiee Of Hancock echoing
among the hills Of Pennsylyania. Listen to the
clarion notes Of old Hooker bounding up and
down the Pacific Coast fCheers The hour approaches
tread Of Americas electors millions strong Can
Reeonciation7 No; not while reason holds her seat
snd love i stronger than resentrnent not whe conf
to tbs blood-drenched land. Until then let me defend
cate hia cause. and my ballot be adorned with his
Aalut OHI uAu4If--tI1e UIl8Ak cAs6A u per-
feet union-msy ailed in the dust today, but to
morrow, borne by strong hands and loving hearts It
shall float victorious over every hilltop in the land.
Then, with shouts of joy and tears Of gratitude, we
shall behold the Irresistible splsrdor Of Union re-
stored Refor triumphant, and local sefgoEernment
vndicated. lEathusiastic and prolonged applause.l
THE POLITICAL CANVASS WISCONSIN.
Rnos; Wis.,, Oct. q, 1879.
10 tbs Editor of The Chicago Tribune:
Sn. From the Radical orators and rantinc