The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-02

the IN sixteen years
He also received $250.00O IN presents, including
cash git Of $l05 0O0 he paid tor in the distri-
button OF offices. The recipient oil $75o,0 900 has no
reason that his services have not been
pecunixrily recompensed. He mas also supped fun OF
| honors Two grades IN the army higher than were
previously known TO our system were created or MS
Special LeneGt and twice no called to the lore
most Office in the gift Of the people Tho tact that he
Is slil hungry tor pretcrment, and comes with Itch
ing palms 10 clam further rewards. simply demon
stacs that his appetite grows by what 1t ieods on
But let him appear again in the leld candidate
Tor President, and he may be taught lesson which
shall last him to the end OF his selfish HE AT any
rate let be understood once Tor ALL that he Is not
NOT AFRAID OF THE MAN ON HoRsfDAcK--rET
HIM COME ON.
From the Newark Daily Journal July Ill
From our party standpoint nothing YOU'D ptsis us
more than that republican party should take tho
advice OF Robson, Bekrap Babeock, Boss Shepherd,
John Sherman AMI others OF lis equally reputable
and illustrous statesmen, aud nominate Grunt IN
1880 BY all means come ON with 'rhc man
horseback" fresh from his hobnobbing with Bis
march, the man of iron Let consider what
Grants nomi nation would do.
In the nrst place tho nomination of Grant for Q
third term would mako that ana Grantism the issues
OF Inc contest. All questions OF the currency the
tariff national comnerco and the ike would ''pale
their Intellectual hres' before the monster ponnre
ss ues of the third term aud Grantsm. The dsinte-
grafton OF parties would stop instanler ana voters
would be solidinod two compact naSses--tu0
mocracy ana The republicans. Toe contest would ue
straight out. Beyond DOUBT IT would % the bterest
Witnessed IA the Repuoiic since the organ zaton
OF parties down. The democrats would not only re-
menber the monumental NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Grant
ism, with It's disgusting, sckenng, nausesng record
oil fraud and corruption but would make the nation
ring with tho shat TO Grsntism the Republic
the Fraud first triumphant in American history"
Just Grant said, 'Lst usihavs peace" SO no said,
s.Let Us have lair count.1 And just no mock cd
his lst saying by turning the South over to the rule
OF the thei Supported By The bayonst and the Cat
n pu mon
sSnamei" SO did hs supplement- his inc sounding aud
SEDUCTIVE Phrases about "a far count" by sending
OILY notorious republican partsaus to this South,
whose only business, as now proven, was 10 stincn
OF the villains VIVA, themselves, were startled
The enormlty oil tue crime they contemplated,
ana would not have dared 10 carry II out but
for the encouragement and support Of the men
iGod save The mark y To Grantism, then,
owe the present administration, which was ''con.
ceived in iniquity aud born IN shame"the browning
CORY GranLismi WiIn "a democracy thus soiidided
and infused with such ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS u repub-
can party snorn OF IT'S Samsons like Morton, OF its
machinery like tue returning ooaras aud oil It's power
u Washington rings Anu milistoned with Inv IN ird
term aad Grantism-can any one aouot the issueY 10
suppose that the American people would not sweep
TO defeat as with whirwind the republican party is
to oouDt their Intelligence aud thor capacity Tor SELL
government. Believing hrmly all thut have
repeat that IRON our party standpoint nothing would
please more than Grants nomination Tor tnird
term.
But from personal that Is to say a non political
standpoint, We would regret Grants ination. Ho
would be- ignomi sly defeated. III
even the great OF democrats would mucn prefer
that he would remain us he ia noted for
cess. Ben Butler gives Grant good advice lie tells
MIN TO Keep aooi rom polilica lie, Grant do so and
he will III preserve the very nattering picture gwen
OF him by the Hamburg poo anu ink elcner OF the
VOICE FROM THE PACIFIC r-TERBiBLY
SCARED AT PROSPECTIVE CENTRALIZED
MILITARY DrsPorIc GOVERNMENT.
from tho San jose Daily Herald, July 4l
The managers Of the radical wing OF tho national
republican party with the loss Of the Senate the
probable disregard OF their extreme measures BY
Hayes staring them In the face, have already COM
menccd operaiiors to secure control oil tho Lower
House Of Congress- With this ond in view the Rc.
publican Congressional Comm ittso OF which George
Z. Gorham is secretary, Is flooding tho country
with circular campaign documents OF the most
deceptive character, thereby thinking 70 rckindls
partisanship enough 10 obtain tue end desired.
This move 10 no doubt part of carefully arranged
plan the part Of the Hayes wing Of tho admin
istraton to--if the Lower House be managed by
tncm-so shape party policy as TO shelter hayes aud
his friends bring Grant to she front in 1884, The
HERALD mas anticipated the movement 10 favor OF
Grant, anu from Appearances .hi. nrs. move on tho
political chess board IL the initiatory step in that
direction. Politicians OF the schooi 80 popular ten
years ago are directing State Conventions throus nout
the whole country ana nowhere has the Hayes nd-
ministration received warm Endorsement, while In
many instances he and his policy have been either
disparagcd or entirely ignored White to the wayiaring
man who takes little OF what going on pc
tics TINS action on the part OF those who two years
tue Executive Department at Washington may
not mean anything, yet TO those who have
watched those same men In their doings before tho
future easily be read In the movements oi Today
As these men have OF their cunning and arc
as crupu ever nothing Will be left updone
10 secure a working majority IN the House OF Repre-.
scntatives, which, n accomplished, viii be used TO
checkmate Hayes In his apparent desire to uiiy cs-
tablsh popular government throughout the south,
aud the one grand move will then have been made to
build up centralized military government with Grant
at IT'S head We Ieel assured, however, that timely
warning Is all that necessary tor the people OF this
country have order TO defeat tho designs
PLAINLY visible, and one oil the mediums through
which this should como the Herald this early In the
day the trumpet ana tells tho people to watch
every move carefully and prepare themselves accord
ingy.
ARE THE NATIONAL PARTY MEN PLAYING INTO
TIE HANDS OF A GRANT MOVEMENT?
From tho Memphis Appeal, July 3o.l
There Is not a mau who knows any hing OF the
political movements OF the day, matter to what
party be belongs who does not know that Grants
present popularity is artificial and made out OF
whole cloth. senator Becx, OF Kentucky, who gen.
orally knows what he Is talking about says that
Grants stay In Europe, where his expenses are, no
doubt, pad by the bon holders ptasts this
country anu where he ~ boing Iioszed teted by
the NOBILITY, keeps him out OF potcsl comp cstions
nj home, and STU fresh IN the minds of The people
a great man "Ni It year." said he, "when no ro-
turns home by wy Of san Francisco, no will have