The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-10-31
POLITICAL CLIPPINGS.

Very deaf TO the logic of events, says
the Boston Transcript, and very bind
| to the drift of affairs must that man be
who. In view of what has happened In
! October, and is to be repeated with EN-
| phasis in November, fails to comprehend
| that at this crisis the people, IN the ex-
| ercise Of their own power, leaders, are
| taking vigilant care of their own inter-
ests, determined that the integrity OF
| the nation, and the principles aud poiicy
! for which the nation has paid so dearly,
| shall be preserved at all hazards.
One of the strangest things In this
anomalous campaign is to see the New
York Tribune putting every old copper
head and rebel that it once delighted to
cover with it's abuse Or crush with its
denunc:ation. Has the Tribune thrown
complete somersault, Or have all the
rebels and copperheads changed their
principles? The people will answer as
seemeth to them right.
Will the soldier too brave to desert deceive,
Who returned from the war with an empty sleeve,
True as steel to the war torn standard OF stars,
Whose diploma of honor is written in scars,
Stand square his crutches and at the polls
For the whom the will of the rebel controls !!
,s.t me .iie uay sniuea u hu. o.ilss t ue
Will be vote for the gray coat under the blue
The Philadelphia Post (Greeley) ac-
knowledges that further effort for its
candidate is useless. 1t says: ITO car
ny on Greeley campaign in Pennsylva-
MIA now would be grand; it would be
noble it would be heroic; bu: it would
not be successful. Colonel Mcclure may
be the boy who will stand on the burning
deck, but it will be internally hot for
him.
A prominent Greeley organ encourag-
ingly assures us that we need not 'des-
pair of our country or the possibility of
maintaining Republican institutions, on
account of the October elections The
News ought to take heart from the in-
stance of confidence, Notwithstanding
the iact that the Liberals Of Phiadel
phia have sold the furniture and fxtu
res Of their headquarters at auction, and
that other Greeley organizations have
disposed of their torches with view to
going into liquidation.
By the by, speaking Of fraud, says the
Chicago 1tncS, the organs Of the duck
bill Democracy not to have heard that a
notorious New York rough. known as
''Reddy the Blacksmith" was arrested
In Philadelphia after voting three times
ON the Greeley side, and was found to
be provided with documents necessary
to enable him to vote some thirteen
times more. Probably the organs of the
cat-andrat fraternity are raising their
cutlery of fraud to divert attention from
tact so little to their credit.
The Greeley and Brown Club in the
Seventeenth Ward of Chicago took Of
Tense at Gov. Kerner's conduct tow
ards them, and, on Wednesday evening
last, resolved to cast their 3l5 votes for
Gov. Oglesby.
A number of merchants, bankers and
business men OF New York have Issued
an address giving he results Of President
Grants Administration, and declaring
that perusal Of the same induces them
to express the confident belief that the
general welfare o. the country, the in
terests of its commerce and trade, and
the consequent stability Of its public
securities would be best promoted by
the re election Of General Grant to the
office of President OF the United States. F"
Never say die T. say the Greleeyites.
1t is perhaps as we'll not to say it, but
you will die all the same. In the elo
quent language Of Pike, That mule S
eyes is sot. "-I0kcHO Blade.