The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-04

only without evidence, out against eViues
so manifest and constant in unDroken conttnu,
as 10 seem Ike law OF nature. AS well dlst1
the sun Ia It's appointed course.
ANSWER To Two DIRECTIONS
Such is the easy answer to directors, VINO \
out that democrats uniting with republicans Of
republican PLATFORM, cannot be trusted; ana u
the Candidate himself cannot be trusted. The WI
tonness OF craftsmanship Is too apparent IN THIS Il
tension. nave Considered 1t carefully as iol
Oh trutn' anu you have my conclusion. ThereN
do say. be not deferred from voting for Hort
greeley, because democrats will also vote for hi
out rather rejoice Their votes viii be q new bd
OF peace and D new assurance for the great pri1
pies declared by our fathers at our birth al
nation.
THE OLIVE BRANCH AND EQUAL RIGHTS
And has not the time arrived when In sinee1
we should accept the olive branch h It not til
for the pen to take the place OF the sword ID
not time for the Executive Mansion to be chand
from a barrack cesspoOl to q lifeglving fountaf
Is it not time for President who will show by d
ample the Importance OF reform and teach d
duty OF subordinating personal objects to the pl
lie service 7 Is lt not time for the head or the d
tlonal government TO represent the idea OF pea
and reconciliation rather than or battle and strif
Is Ii not time Tor that new era when aRcie
eneInles forgetting the past, shall "clasp hand
In true unity with the principles OF the Decla
ton OF Independence as the supreme lawP
ploring the tate OF Poland and or ireland, sci
the earliest moment to escape from similar pos
bility here. Mindful that the memories OF the pd
can only yield to happy present something woll
rights OF ali, and knowing well that no text OF Id
or constitution Is adequate without a supp0rtiI
sentiment behind cannot miss the 0pportuni
afforded by the present election OF obtaining IL
strength for our great guarantees.
Reconstruction Is now complete. Every state
represented In the Senate and every district Is re
resented In the House OF Representa- tives. Eve
Senator and every Representative Is in his plat
There are no vacant seats In either chamber, al
among the members ara iellow-citizens OF the Ar
can race. And amnesty nearly universal has be-
adopted. In this condition OF things ri
new reason for Grange. The present incu
bent knows little OF our frame Of government.
military education and military genius he repr
sents the idea OF Iorce: nor Is he any exception
slightly government that Is not arbitrary y
time for the soldier has passed, especially when
renewed power would once more remind feut
citizens OF their defeat Victory over follow u
Gems should be known only In the rights IL assure
nor should IL be haunted in the face Of the va
colors, or portrayed In pictures at the national 90
ital. But the present incumbent Is regiment
color with the forbidden Inscription; he Is pictu
at the national capital recalling Victories over fellC
citizens. 1t Is doubtful II such presence con pr
mote true reconciliation. Friendship does n
There are wounds Of the mind as of the body; thes
too, must be healed. Instead OF irritation and pre-
sure let there be genteEeSs and generosity. NJ
In this world get only what they give-prejudi
for prejudice, animosity for luminosity, hate
hate. Likewise confidence Is returned for con
deEce; goodwill is returned for goodwill; frien
ship Is returned for friendship. on this rule, wifi
Is the same for the nation as for the individual
would now act. 80 Will the republic be elevated
new heights OF moral grandeur, and cur people W
manifest that virtue greatest OF alp which Is fOu
in charity Above the conquest of others will
zen Suffer in rights; but all will find new safegua
In the comprehensive fellowship.