New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-12
RECONCILIATION Walls.
THE GRANT ORGANS ON BALTIMORE.
4 MOST REMARKABLE POLITICAL CONFUSION
= From The Philadelphia Press.
~. r.ooIo, praviouslv Nominated for the

perty of The eSupiTy for the position The move
nent which he represents is the most gToesque IN Amen
that has ever upheayed any nation Millions OF Amer
citizens have in moment, IN The twnklns . Oh
doned their party theories, and, ostensibly at
least the idea of country united under the
single principle they have eonehded f2rhrsner rne
o. the nSery genuine Change Of
sentiments, tho Democratic party to-day processes a
who led the Retention at the SOUTH ard their blatant
sympathizers at the North have come oue or 's s
their desire to shake hands the grave that covers
their lost cause and dead party and to unite In com
%Sa Ss eS no se'aS Snss Of the eqay
Of ali men before tho law of ;, uni
y %ns an Of Ss
committed to Republican creed, written as Wen IN
natl Convention. He is pledged to maintain the sacred
ness OF an the amendments 10 tn9 h 5it of our
progress and the development OF our gr9wtn' ne
Republican and stands upon Republican platform,
have theirs. lie stands virtually upon the
same platform as Grant only I ne promises s
question in the canvass is therefore reduced aed
10 one OF men, not principles We are i9r Grant nnu
sess and this while we shall be fair to Mr. Greeley
For him, as the Independent editor the educator OF
countrymen and the pioneer In the cause OF DeIy VIC
have the highest admiration. In the path ne cary
marked out he has erred often and grieyousy put ms
aspirations have been right Gen. Grant Is nrm oi pu
pose and OF the soundest Judgment HIS country oWss
him debt that can never be paid Moreover ne Is tne
candidate of party with which patriotism ana pfogress
spontaneous and which did not walt Tor deeat 10
impress upon the necessity of buryng the dead ana
taking hold OF living, breathing Issues
THE SAME OLD WOLF.
From The Baltimore dmert1n.
We have shown that the Baltimore Conven-
tion has made a Virtual abandonment OF everything APP
pertaining Democracy but the name ana the feten
on Of that is ye suspicious They hay H. gvsn up
by enuneiaon Of principles declared themselves kepn6
cans In adopting the Cincinnati PLATFORM tney conld
do oloGa
ofceseekers and osted placement large element OF ke
tn the eof is the very one on which the Repub
lcan party has been laboripg Tor Twelve years, ana
edncston Of the trainers OF this platform were all Re-
publican aud It will do therefore, for Liberal KepuD
cansp and the Democrats having adopted IL must drop
their name They have reformed far as professions
OF faith concerned; why did they not take upon
themselves the name Of the sect they went over
baptism in a nev light he calls himself a Bap-
seted in 1e the pgt3t of Of their Old Adam sincere
with the Democrats, or whether they have e,n only
government in ord'r TO carry out their old views we
think signof treachery The DELEGATES at the
Baltimore Convention boosted OF the vitality OF inc
Democratic party md adopted Republican platform
rreconcable and the consequences Of victory
easily seen The heeps skin with its long white fleece
Is paraded, but ia, same old WOLF Is there.
A PLOT TO REsURRECT SLAVERY
From T< ". y. tonlnlereidl advertiser
The issues G the campaign are now clearly
indicated on one side is the degraded Democratic
do not know exactly what they wan-on the other the
great Republican party, strong and undivided hrm In
Democratic Government. content to rest upon It's record
Of selsacrcing patriotism and obedience to the voice
OF the people, and confident in it, reliance upon tho
truth which conqers one of these antagonlstc
forces bent all is energies TO the futile task OF
strength to the nation. One held to
Slavery the cornerstone OF its political falthIthe
other declared Slavery irrecOncabe with Republican
Of Government and Slavery died under It's steady
blows The argument that the old issues are dead and
t.o thu te IN ia "A
lines is simply anabsurdy. The desperate attempt OF
tho democracy cmp back 70 power To1 a Tine 5ne
tie has done-and the Democrats might as well con-
fess it, The effort is hopeless from the begHnIng put
adhere firmly to their principles and their meas
ures, and SUCCESSES certain
VERY WARM CAMPAIGN.
Prom Tie Eueniag Post
The proceedings of the Baltimore Convention
terminated yesterday in the nomination OF the Greeley
and Brown ticket and the adoption OF the Cincinnati
platform II be said that much interest taken
In the result at least at the North because the conc
for ticket exists the action OF the Convention will
U Uow na BEGINS and very warm work it will be- It
is unnecessary for to repeat what we have so often
the country we prefer Cen Grant But the Adminstra-
ton party had better understand that choice between
try We say that Gen Grants character Is less 0bec
tOnable than that u Mr. Greeley. The other side say
than that Of Gen Grant IL cannot DO denied that 1t
extremely difficult TO prove which OF two men Is least
pable objections may be made And as demonstration Is
out of the question: it all comes back to matter oil
judgment.
DAMNED TO EVERLASTING FAME"
IRON The Boston Journal
The Democratic candidacy of Mr.: Greeley,
being fact, is 10 be accepted with equanimy. Sur
prise is already worn Off and indignation would be
thrown away still, Is due to justice ana truth 10 say
that this Baltimore nomination Is scandaous transac-
ton There wanting in 1t element or inconsis-
tency OF regeneration, of mockery OF principle; OF
sentiment Characteristic of the most shameless coai
tons OF history such as that iOr var iasaG0,
fame" ia the unnyaled eloquence OF Burke.
The only difference is, that those were mostly
the work Individuals while this is the work Of parties
Undoubtedly this distinction imparts certain dignity
OF numbers just the crime OF bigamy which sends an
individual offender TO the common JAIL Is treated quite
otherwise when it becomes tenet OF religion and enters
into the poty OF thriving Territory; just defiance
but not when it proportions OF rebellion.
many OF those who have participated in this Balti
nomination too well remember
GREAT POLITICAL FIZzLE.
From The Washington RepIbltodn.
The Baltimore Convention has passed into
Orian when we say that in every single point and at
rbute ii was utter and complete failure. In the
| n the enthusiasm which it was expected it would in
pire and every circumstance and surrounding,
lies &c" Of the last u years. It's chief character
istic groveling cowardce and imbeclity, that,
| as the campaign upon which the country Is just
entering advances, will not fail to have its effect upon
very one 10 whom II appeals Tor sympathy ana support
ineipe surrendered conviction, renounced all that 1t
Ind ever professed declared its past life lie and q
fnud and bowed 10 the dictation OF few dsap
pointed offce-seekers and dissatisfied politicians who
hive left the Republican party the sole that
tpy were not permitted to divide its patronage TO
manage its customhouses ~ select It's ocehoders, and
ditate its policy.
NO REPUBLICAN CAN VOTE FOR GREELEY.
From York inns.
Under the operation of what Senator Bayard
called the "gag rule" Mr.. Greeley yesterday made
ia, Democratic candidate for the Presidency the
Issues OF the campaign thus presented clearly
10 the country the result 10 be regretted Dem
oefatc candidate, presented by Democratic Conven-
tim, and relying Democrats for nnetenths OF the
votes lie expects TO get is something Republicans at