New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-19
ir 70 CINCINNATI.
iOuIuiNA fALLs fSfD TIIE LIBERAL tfNE-
MANIFESTO Nv TIiE nEpUntiUANs or TIM
ht,1G-A nANDALOUB NkCUuD'-WItt TliE
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IbY TELgunArn 10 Tng rninurhi
HGy. OnIrAss April I1.-Ilo dissatisfaction
NJ The Inpubcnhs NJ thIs ttan. sDKnD"feh by ,"nrs ~
mlsrUh on thu part ~ thu Urnerai Oov'rn'D"h hHS
nnniyculnnatedl IN mn OIrD revolt against 0co holding
dlclaton Earnest efforts nts Ivy tho most pntri
oiic nrh VI tho party 10 Induce Withdrawal OF 0en.
Uranrs obnoxious AMI tyrnhcal friends from the Fed'
oral Offices but no heed was paid them, and IN
ist 10 tho pnrty not only In tho state, hut In tho mn
tOn Lns boon determined 10 cast tho do for Ise0rn'
independently Of the managers who have corrupted tho
pos Of tho State IN frtho, OF tho desrO Ut Tho
Republican. Il rhout the state. mancdo has boon
prcpa,cd which VIII plac. The matter before the coun-
try.
Tho document has over 100 oigncrs, many OF whom
nro Ito most prominent and trusted leaders In the State.
| Tho Louisiana Committee cordially invite Alabama,
Toxas, aud Mssssp 10 scnd delegates on tho s.nio spo
rinl tram which shall carry the Louisiana delegation 10
Clncinpat Now Orleans sends over 100 German repre-.
scntak cs aud tho company VIII travel Oh special
| train. aeon, panied by bands OF music.
THE MANIFESTO.
rbr Lb,roi Rrppicnrs or Lomis,nmn n hcir Friends
throughout me hutton: The unlrrsgnrd have deter
'ne'," recommend to their Republican friends I'm IN
venon, to assemble on the ist Of Nay. statement Of
% D"s S IN Ser States Similar to that psc
ticed hero In 1871, te icchOders Of Gen Grant have
Instructed to vote for his renomnation for the presi
h"scv. TO doubt the proprioty OF this movement as,
lib tho pubic sentiment has been foresalled and tho
tustcd leaders OF tho Republican party osracized to
5 an na, i e az s 'H viii
wse almost exclusively ths personal friends and de-
ns "nS GO
election Of Gen Grant az Iresident ana sven sn9"ld no
port him in have not the opportunity OF Young
with favorable prospect OF election for ticket 81 re-
| ,,l, fully cuIumi ned
There being little or 10 doubt Of the nomination Of
Grant mt Philadelphia brhOoves all good Republicans
familiar with the course OF the Administration. espec
TINS " to S p ans oe the Pes
dent has permitted his oice'hOiders TO use the Custom
e CS Gs o ' Sa 70 enter
day without ckct issued by the United states
Mae' Oh AM ony TepaTsat Of the
on the pTetense OF an appiehended disturbance Two
hundred aud tlty persons armed ana sworn. ana
l4lcled Deputy Marshas aud supported ny United
hn,r out of IlS delegates regularly elected to the
Convention, 90 were refused admission to the Court.
room, where tho Marshal Postmaster and Collector.
Cen Grant fully advised OF all these proceedings by
Country
hended tho gross intrusion with military ana ONCE;
begged him to dismiss the instruments OF the wrong.
Having been himself the principal he refused to dismiss
his agents The Federal Oifceh0lders, gathering
fresh inspiration and courage from their retention in
place against the protest OF the nation next oonspred
|
order 10 accomplish their revolutionary protest they en-
pOy cd in tho CustOuhouse large number OF Senators
their votes aud actions in the Legislature.
number Of these persons have never up TO tho
eminent pursuance Of their appointment. but have
regularly drawn their psy In 1Ssir es to Su assr4 ~
take hey Ond the authority OF the State for several days.
fifteen Senators six Of whom we're otfsiais
Vit the av0wed purpose OF breaking quorum OF tho
senate For 10 days this was continued When they re-
backed BY mob which S.rs or the s
Of these with VT t tine Of v
0' they Snd found that patriotic
was in command would not ALLOW, himself to to
made 10 prs sssv Order the
caused the removal Of the troops without the city IN
that ti boom
b; Ss for
psIt CAUSED tinted states 70 Issue war;
nombers Of tho House on the frivolous pretest Of
the KkS5 aT S S% Ss CAPITOL ~
few moments before tho session Of tho Lsgisla,
ue In order to enable an ~ ni nssTs
to allow them to carry out their schemes q revolution
BY I..s p. saa
the responsibility Of their actions Not only this. but he
81 Sy
been 70 qss ne ss
IN Once men
nmicsl both to the nerests Of tho party ana those Of
rsxnS dko Or act aside the principles Of tho Repub-
lean party whom they interfered with hs private
Smhic and political duty a. subordinate 70 his personal
nteress These some Of the That
ma 10 recommend o participation IN tho proceedings OF
onns and taeSs 70 TEX: T suc5 coS
vsntion will DO composed OF many Of the leading minds
tho Republican party and c1Siu:,ys sst hs
of the members OF that party many tnoeo WY VIZ ~
be present have made lustous records Devotion t9
Republican principles, and are Historically tdentined
with the proudest Of Republican triumphs but they Will
bs men Of character and fearless purposs
not TO bow the kuee the Baal OF personal
desotism: men who are In favor OF republican gov
the United States, and VINO peneVe We sSo ID
supreme peril OF losing It,: ., s.-,-o,.,,
n o. WARNOrH, THOs W. CONWAY, m. A. SoUTHwORTh
| a. a. fiUNsACYER. r. ]. HEBRON, G. e. DUMAS,
| p r. DruAs g. +, CRKMICK, EIBERT GOUrr,
| WIIJIu GRANT. a. A. SHERIDAN, JOHN SWORDS,
| = w AnkMs J. W. FAIRPAx, ]. p. A. RAYNOL,
G.. W. RIkoOLQs Cyrus BUssEr, EMEkoOn nsslLi'
| 4 W. GUNNER, JAMES o. MOVES, 0EOk0R B. LACrs
| a II srINNAKHR C. a. RANDALL. ]. 8. BRLDEN,
w. 9. KINsELA, e. NORTH CULLCk, ana wv osn0s oau
| ING Republicans Of the State.
| aNorrYCp or ANnCp NATTEn