The New York herald., 1872-10-26

supported why, then Ia the change comes-nay,
why have so many turned back2 Why, because
there were 30 many eleventh-h0ur men men
last moment that itsstood in the way Of their once.
The chosen mouthpiece OF the Prcsiuent IN Massar
s aS vo*eG sn mes e los S 'ne ontSnsce
Wisconsin said, In my hearing IN Chicago 10
presence or 5000 people, that n by the aan cut,
and children, could be spared the continuance OF
that war, he was In favor or such cutting. The
nestan II there are any republicans here on the
fence say to them that II there Is one that does
not cast his vote ON the 9TH OF November he ought
to be ranked double deep as coward. hear on all
Grant, Grant but don't know % about Greeley" Wen, you
We'll, you WIN de- ctizenize Yourself you win expa
triate yourself. You don't vote. Your nelghb0r is
sure; he votes for Grant. You stay at home; you
/ have given two votes TO the man you denounced.
Such men as these, II the President Is reelected,
have no business to utter one word Of criticism
You say there is no issue; there is vital issue:
IL Is, 1s the war ended 2' Awar policy is carried
out 10 peace times ana Is the o@ty evey Ren re-
Nations as well as individuals die by undermining
as well as being stricken down. You say there is no
decay, no rot the country was never so prosperous
The country was never more prosperous than now !
Why, by that very sentence we draw the line be-
IN se OF
empty ct New Orleans. Why, when one member
suffers al the members sufier. Read what Gen
eral Bradley Johnston says about the
was pti the debt Of the the southern States at the
were $2i8, 828, 600 The twenty y-seven n0n-rebe-
ons ss ten have s j.
decided that the appropriation to South Carolina
OF the state would pocket the money, and
because then they would make another excuse
be appropriated. G.aughter.) North Carolina,
that State which had been cheated out OF the
good cause, had had appropriated for school pur-
poses $534, 900; $50, 900 was spent, and the re-
mainder was appropriated Tor the State to help to
elect the President. II million OF voters
throw OF peace, then we might as well declare
the Republic failuer. lCheers) DO you suppose that
e spvsn cast , .ne on 0 oaca , yosers tS
votes as capital and they would select ticket that
they would support. am told OF the base ingrat-
gave them freedom. Why, the thousands OF colored
men who ne In graves In the south
Mr.. Garret smith says that the present generation
OF the South liz not to be given their freedom. One
half OF the white men who are TO vote In the next
election before. The boys who are growing mp have
no memories OF the war; they nave only memories
II we we wait wait for q generation to pass away
we shall have another war. The men who viii
tight for freedom and independence VIII then be
ference is simply between the men, there 10 no
principle In the matter,r said Senator Conkling,
M Ing me me- tSis tSs word wna las this man done, in
Of the battle held to uphold the rights and glory q
basS q the hail cried out, who ,ssS ssyea the
sss,o sss e0un,EyS sSS e MSo 5As gnttss sa1sS
the country the lecturer asfeQ again; again;
The volce-The soldiers.l Yes Responded espg,dss
Wo ne had as during
last twenty-five years In the columns or the New
YORK Tribune. loud and long continued cheer
she received nom some Of her SEX and said that
Mr.. Greeley was not supported by some OF the wo-
men who asked for their rights A: Mr. Greeley
ess saa ls S SPs there ia shoaS se ss'1 ony
sSs sHs da @G sss sas law was e
There are some things about whick It is better to
be silent than to say little. As woman who be-
Justice and equal pay, and putting the question Of
ballot On ols Side, ! simply express my gratitude
and the response Of my heart for what he has done
Inference between those two men, IL II asked
Ask the agricuturist, In whose interest he has
always labored. Ask the republican OF which party
he was the John the Baptist crying in the wilder.
ness. Why do the men of the South support Hor-
ace Greeley Because they are willing to accept
Ing to accept the spurious republican government
OF the last four years II they vote for Horace
with its forms OF law. II they vote for General
Grant they kiss the chains that bind them
Cheers) If they vote for Horace Greeley 1t Is for
the man who struck of the chains. II they vote
for Horace Greeley they simply turn their backs
upon the things that are behind and go forward TO
the day OF better things thereon Does the South
need to be propitiatedY Why, they accept him
from q chivalrous sense OF honor. He stood their
friend in the hour OF need. They choose him be-
cause he stood in the drest hour OF their fe's his
tory, out Of his love for man, friend OF the friend
less South. They vote for him because he
baled JEFF Davis. Horace Greeley said
he would not drive them down TO death,
and signed this bail bond that justice might be done.
The bitterness OF the South had gone by. What
they evidently desire is Just government and just
laws. 1t Is because they believe they will have
this that they support Horace Greeley. Yes, q
tool to use, some say. No, ] don't believe 1t.
No, they don't believe that they can trampe on
the law through him, but because the law will
be made sure. Nay, the million OF negro voters
would prevent this. God himself would pre-
vent it, since the whole tendency OF the world
Is onward; since there Is no progress backward.
God has many aims to compass, many mes
sages to send, and His instruments are fitted to
some distinctive end. believe that the South has
an extraordinary mission to work out; 1t is that
which was begun at Fort Sumter. Miss Dickinson
closed with reference to the strangeness OF her
position In thus defending the South, on platform
where she had scores OF times pleaded Tor the
colored race, and with a fine per0ration on Ameri-