The Sun (New York) Newspaper, August 28, 1872, Page 1

“TuIRTY-NINTILY AR, ass : ae TWO CENTS. | IS STANLEY ANYTHING BUT A FRAUD? Compare His Livingstone Letter to Mr. Bennett with the Handwriting of His Letters to Lewis Noe. Fae-simile Pabltshed ia The Herald of kigunt 27 and Furnished te The san by the Conrteay of Mr. Bennett. eran j ” eeainline Engraved fren Letters ‘of Stanley to Lewis ‘Noe, Now in Our Possession, f Ane rf cu. Tak Myers Mov F Brew Lanne a 18) ao ns, Vials | Hrs Bm, 89 nt mir Sy hd He yl , iS Erinn eee oe eons werlirel Sun manives Uae ain Qed bLeea « Cnr oro 4 rel - - a I must admit the prospect now looks sick, looks ste vost we ae tet D The prospect now looks quite sick. - te . - 7) Cuonvs—Scallawaggere, carpet-baggers, ey ‘ , ae ees Weld, wee tt ong as > % eal ua Hata Pekan: ay F ee = Let us Mey beset te tear deed, e o a “ All men may walk contented. a ~ fn Became the ages far betind seu Daan ARO, Ls ar “ alia \V, Q. ussel, ‘The ancient Grock and Rowan | ‘ i ° 4) - J The brutal savage on the plains ? ay Odeo. $2Q.w wna mere rte Hance halt uaa agp pe That. te in mot ot eto teToad Vor? ? t Ai bring a farmer trom pres” pied) OP : ryowwraknw ¢ p - : VOTO ne ~w sa JOS ‘ = 4 A! On : ceo rd Uta O- tna Oud awref ead pei yer Lepore ss fr ¥ ft ce tu Ane | through in seventy-two; e lame, your further claim Sessa: ‘ | ' ‘ a > 4 tro dun ite rt Ao “ quart Shall all the Grants be crushed itke Franom, rf Sete jw Shall patriots uit the feahpote | 3 «tt ni If you don't stop it you're a dunce.” j ofc om ioe: i i jens replied the wo on: Cannot be found in al! these States All these are my confederates; All other aspirants are ses - ow t — . e oun ats , You all shall have white bread to eat; bi airordey a Gd "yew towertag a the Preece q Own rol Now towerlng ia the My family won't have to buy it 4 t ee v No warriot’s hand | Te needs thy love WY Through yours of bloody atrite zoerp Daddy, suutss your fears, ; r several years; ; It ahelter'd friend and toe yorts Swist and ogeirm 11 . © Woodman, saye that tree hype > UNOT HT A (1]) | Where one would match brains wid ® man made o' By cousins, uncles, also aunte Is marshalling bis trusty band, Kindness receive thee ever kind, And, as the males of both our racee— —-——— O’Conor, unpurchased by money oF place In fast, all the kith and kin of ( Of those that love thetr native land, To genorosity like thine Long has the old tree stood Thaye it planned to set our girle , NUSIC THAT CHARMS THE MASSES | © ound in the ranks of his forefathers’ race #to Hiram! Towering Blindness iteeif could ne'er be blind, And fourish’d o'er the land, And women, next term, gathering pearls.” + OF THE PEOPLE ne Pea ee Nt age al Soars Wrapp'd in the Thy nate is blown ou every wind, Nouriah'd by patriot's blood, cea Darrow, Bee bo pede pith arg Hie Nor rocks he the foul tongue that brands aqua, fair Chappaqua, Protected by his band; ori + Birmight-Out Auswerto Straight-Out Dune | Yer coorse, as the nose on yer face, 1s now With calemay bis epotle . Tort hus lite he gers, : e aR ee Rage pa. tHe nase on yer Shee) 16 GH Blade He stands so high, that at Corruption site on honor’s throne He bled to keep It free Atm" Mary had a Liste Lam. can. Yer army iu buckram mus? nominate Train, a J Chappagua, fair Chappaqua, dake Miether Duncan, me dariint, ve read through yer note, mab ra The storms of passion rudely beat. His ts a patriot’s grave Granty had a little pup, te me to get tn yer boat An ex-Couucilinan and Reformed Democrat Nor drop of spray from the potty wave © Woodman, save that tree. He kept him for a show, p me pin to Inform ye ft ean't, J Can soil the robe which glory gave alg) And every place that Granty woot Racaae | prataruittasy Otesite ta Geant - VINE WASER: Ne Curs'd be the hand that dares Sirus Gl mare thas, Dare tuelees (a Lima: ta proud to own, To mar ite noble form ; Wyo prefer Grant, as ye hint tn yer note, Lacaaaane ed and not a stone, ch ho stoppes and adu give him yer vote fda Chappaqua, fair Chappaqua. tical ehate, In Liew of that little Cu + from ot ne tool ‘ Gun vena ' ” hina eed Awake from No right, no law, no force avatis, he kook $9 drive ye're desirou H's fate Carry the news to Hira ! Carry the nows to Hi Chappeates abi re to ride. Talo Ache Hee betune Misther Greeley and Great; This nepotiem will not do, Carry tho news A wider Meld hast thou to reap, To save our sons from Carry the ne ther must win, aud prevint it ye can't; Carry the news to Chappaqua, fatr Chappaqua, Chappaqua, fair Chappaqua, little pup will ace Ye lieh oval », Carry the must keep, u, for a new Inider eries, Well change November, '72, rane net Keep, But in thy wake come freedom's gal Ho cannot be « President's pap ta dlaguias Carry the news to Hiram! “ from deep to deep, Bat at thy march th’ oppressor quails, Inoighiteen aeveuty | : ; : Carry the news, Roboson, too, will have to fee, on’s wishes toward thee aves The torch of rapine sinks and pal pcresoot eiaie ib ua; ‘* cap on the head of O'Conor, Carry the news to Hiram! herr inaaawa tn tiatl Chappaqua, fair Chappaqua, Chappaqua, fair Chappaqua, ple tell him that reine ane Dia caver the bah, te Before the wrath of Horace Q. Thou hasi® break apeople’schatn, ‘Thou hast Missour mn Donat of hlin and his but #Wamp hie great name ip yer Louisville boat Curry the news to Hiraun Chappaqua, fair Chappaqua, Of their principles aud their honesty, We want the Old W t Who with fraud canr The Democrats all sing and al abide, To reap # nation’s golden grain, While 1, more wise than they, But ye don't kuow yer man, It je not in bis heart Carry the wews to Hira Carry the news to Hiramt Chappaqua, fair Chappaqua. Lay up riches every day Rea huriea ihe pug will te Fo sidye 4 playlog yer thraitorous part Wo'll asslat in turning Slinpson out 80 look out for the Fling (de, To soothe the agony and pain, Yor my relatives and my family-ly-ly, ‘And we will have for President re ott Aneel «Ireland's old frinds Carry the news to Hiram Carry the news to Hiram! Reimovo all traces of the stain My relatives and my faintly, ood Uncle Horace Gt en the abepherd wuguter the Mock that he Hie relatives roust ali go, too Carry the news, That rests upon the Southern plain, CHonvs—Scallawaggers, carpet-baggers, Lanay Game, Huds, Carry ihe news to Hiram Carry the news to Hiram! paqua, fair Chappaqua, Carpet awaggors, iitsantata Ios fuht where t are clear as in thie, Aud the country kaowe thoy are uot few, Carry the nows pa ten eae Getall the votes you can for we, Ireaee and Ulresoe, Wiars tha horas ate : ear ae igre ike hai th Hires Our Grate will be there too, raped igri: Soar a Got all the votws you can; te end While tho other fort “ Heh baton Carry the news, ~ ; Peppa i ny iyeg-res Tree of Liberty. Vote for each and every man ky Dosides, to tricuda and (ove, Would keep thum alive to his : Carry the news to Hiram An Ode to Horace Greetey. pan cet yp nny That's e wewbder of our family-ty-ip ‘Aad & pertiuactous roanie ying hour O} #ee, AorOAS our Southorn aky ODM AM 01 Qua, 1 Bena? One tail < Carry the news, bates member o y 0 a foe fore FI re tata roce tai facia The glad and joyous tidings By, eave that tree; Me ot oe (readoan (4 alu Masks tne eiidiaa And Horace Greeley's standard waves, Protect {te every bough ; [make this, my last appeal, ie Joven s bottle, feat horse, aod full pocket, The Treasury, too, must have a rast, Where herovs fougit and made thuir graves Tho lend may be In strength and beauty, eve Te those who do not hate to teal, big asl The olor a farm wid enough Just to stock it Carry the news to Hiram! But whale Kepuvlicans stand at bay, Chappaa' It crowns the mountain's brow Who favor division aritnmeti¢c {or soming Mh Too long vy fraud 11's been oppressed, Like bloodhounds waiting for the fray, | Nobility wil! ald thy mind, For yeare tts sturdy orms We wast deat Greeiey sca Browa ties other n * Jot Vay'uite, the other for law, Carry the oews to Hiram | Our galiaut chivf, la virtue strong, Chappaqua, fair Chappaqua, Haye strotchod o'er ea and land; Le overy clty aud iowa, i Porbape iu taking ine