New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-25
WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY.
GETTING DESPERATE.

To the EdftOr OF The Tribune.
SIR: Two editors of Democratic papers of
Orange County n Y. have within few days been ap-
preached with large sums OF money II they would advo-
cate The nomination OF third ticket at Baltimore one
of the editors said that De learned that most Of the
Democratic papers OF the state had been offered The
same. Orange County has accepted the CINCINNATI plat
form and VIII give Greeley and Brown larger ma
iority than any other candidate ever received
YeSr- York June p, 1872. HARD-sHELL DEMOCRAT.
PROGRESS OF THE CAMPAIGN N OHIO.
To me RAZOR Of The Tribune.
SIR: An original Republican, for adhering TO
my convictions have been made subject for ridicule
The usual appliances persuasion threats, &c, have been
used and the party whip has been cracked about my
ears But since the denomination az Philadelphia many
Repubcans who vainy hoped FOR something different.
have come 20 and acknowledged their bitter dsap-
pointment and assured me that they Will vote for Mr.
Greeley n he aud Grant made the only competitors
bv the action Of the Baltimore Convention. This feeling
prevails extensively among the farmers mechanics ana
tailoring population. c.A.
Hamilton, ohio, June L.
DELAWARE SWINGING ROUND.
To the EdttOr or The Tribune.
SIR: 4 week ago the Democratic state Con-
vention was held 70 elect delegates from Delaware 70
baltimore. and. although resolution was passed in
favor Of straight Democratic ticket still the delegates
were not instructed in regard TO their votes Only
week has elapsed. and now several Of the
strongest auti-Greeley delegates in favor
az his nomination In fact the strongest opponent IN
-na
state gives 5000 Democratic majority, out nom
mate Greeley at Baltimore ana u Will give MN 1000
1ooiorifv A great many Republicans that do not say
nch will vote for Greeley, II ne IS Endorsed by the Bal
fimOre Convention. as they want change ana me
Democrats viii support him TO ger clear OF some oI the
miserable ofice-hOders now here and 70 have peace
once more IN the sOulh. 1870 49, - r - o-,-
A DELEGArE TO THE LATE COSFL LINTON.
Wilmington, DEL, June 10, 1872
GREELEY CLUBS N CENTRAL NETWORK.
ia ne Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIN. La Madison County a Liberal Repub
Bcn Comfy Committee has been organized, consisting
Of o. G. Cameron OF Cazenovia Robert stewart of Chit
tenaneo. Mr. Ostrander Of Oneida, AbJah y. Anns Of
re Rnvter ana : D. White OF Hamilton. Town organ
cations viii bee formed az once.
In rhe town Eibridge Greeley Club has been or
g,T,i1ed and nas lO5 Republican names on uhe rolls.
II Po31nn~.v WHERE May only dVe came 10 the
frnt ana accented Cincinnati and ne candidates 50 Re
publican names obtained by one man, IN hall
dsv 10 "a call for a Greeley meeting.
IN syracuse the Irish Liberal Greeley Club numbers
o, e,,.rs and Tho rec eV Liberal Club The
7arter club viii bold public meeting on Tuesday even
ing when Chauacey NJ Dcpew VIII deliver an addtesa.
syracuse. June p A. w. w.
THE DELAWARE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
To me Edftor or me Tribune
SIR: When you headed your account of the
proceedings OF our state Democratic Convention with
The Ola Bourbon Spirit TrumphantA Straight NoIni-
nation Demanded YOU greatly nsrepresened the feel
inc OF that Convention, really believe, had the cues
lion af nomination been prehc ned at thht '0hfeLuou
q minority would have N0ied Tor lhdoietiheht on tIc
firr,naf nominees But the question OF nomination
1s crfully avoided, 10 was Thought by most 0i the
~ Nafioual Convention. where % properly belong
,y4s "A member tnr state Convention ana tOpA some
are-pfance OF The Cincinnati nominations aud
,ny conclusion was llat % mgoIiW were
- Raifuore Convention Wou.t iuuors", AND very few
,lId s,gelr thrr would never vote u Horace Gree
lrv Cerfaluly lEe Convention was nnu. 'hhllI' ~
n f. uae shogu wAen delegate ilotel ina.fat''"s 70