The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-07-16
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San Francisco, July 10.-The Daily
Examiner, the leading Democrat
journal on the Pacific coast, hitherto
opposed to the Cincinnati movement
hoists the names of Greeley and
Brown, and editorially indorses the
nomination.
P1rrsBuRe, July 10.-The ePitts-
burg Post, which has heretofore op-
posed Greeley and Brown, will now
support them. In leader to-mor-
row it will soy The action of the
convention was marked with sufi-
cient dignity, force and unanimity to
warrant us in yielding our full adhe-
sion and support to the candidates,
which we promptly pledge here and
now"
New YORK, July 10.-Dispatches
report numerous salutes ana ratif1ca-
ton meetings over the nomination
Of Greeley and Brown at Buffalo,
Syracuse, Rochester, Oswego, Sara
toga, Utica, Long Branch, New Jer-
sey, Bangor, Maine, Laconia, New
York, and other cities in the West.
CHARLESTON, July 1.-THE Ne,us
this morning in noticing the Balti-
more nomination says /: Honestly
and frankly we declare our opinion
that in the action of the Baltimore
convention yesterday is the remedy
for every public trouble !; the begin
ming of IN era Of unity Of thought
and purpose for these 30,000,000
people. At Baltimore the division
which provoked secession was estab-
lished. It is fitting that the SHINE
city should witness the clasping Of
hands which marks the end of the
hates and fears of war;"
| The Courier says "The enthu-
siasm for Mr.. Greeley came first
from the South, and at the South he
will receive support as earnest and
enthusiastic as he will receive among
his warmest friends at home"
MONTGOMERY, July 11.-All the
daily Democratic papers in Alabama
have hoisted the Greeley and Brown
ticket, and the weeklies will do so at
an early day.
E1M1RA, July 1I.-Sam'l. G. Taber
resigned his membership Of the State
Republican Committee, and supports
, Greeley and Brown.
New YORK, July 1.-THE World
says In faithful ful6llment Of the
pledge which the World has con-
stantly repeated since its great dis
appointment at the surprising nomi.
, uation at Cincinnati, we bow to the
decision of the Democratic National
Convention, and loyalty support Mr.
Greeley as the Democratic candi'
date for President.
1t deprecates abusing anti-Gree
+ ley Democrats, and says Unless
these can be won over the canvass
against Grant is utterly hopeless
Q The great object is harmony ant
t unanimity."
c General Breckenridge expresses
0 himself in favor Of Greeley.
q The Tribune heads it's account o
y the proceedings at Baltimore witt
Q two hands grasped.
: SHREVEPORT, La, July 11.-Th
b news Of Greeley and Browns nomi
/ nation was received with intense en-
thusiasm. One hundred guns wer
J. fred. A large meeting Of German
q at the Board of Trade rooms is or
s ganizing a Greeley and Brown clut
j. There is general rejoicing.
81 Warsaw, N. Y, July l1.-News {
l. the. nomination Of Greeley an
e Brown was received here with th
II firing Of 100 guns.
BROOKLYN, July 1.-THE Times,
d Republican organ in the eastern dis
trict Of this city, supports Greele
is and Brown.
+ CONCORD, N. H., July 11.-Th
10 Democrats of this town fired q nj
D. tional salute over the nomination {
\, Greelev and Brown to-day.