New-York tribune., 1872-04-26

and the longer the Administration continues the
more force and strength is accumulated till rings alone
govern us. was Whig and am Republican, but 1eei
as though there might be some reform not httle'"
The sentiment of the Republicans of Mississippi
is thus expressed
"A honest Republicans in the South know that your
sentiments about these tinerant vagabonds were true
and they will sustain you the stronger TOT your
in opposing them. am Republican, ana came WIN
the army surgeon, first serving as private peiore
bountes were fashionable"
A Republican in Mechanicsburg writes:
81 have read your articles in favor OF oneterm Pres
dents in that line and thousands will support you
in spite Of Conkng, Morton Carpenter and the whoe
crew who will follow Grant through all tho mre he can
stir up We Germans want reform In the rient orec-
ton. Whenever holding the highest ONCE ABUSES
his power put HIM out and put another In his place.
The impatience of honest men in Ohio thus finds
expression:
"It is evident to all rejecting that the time has
come TO make some move to bring better men Into
authority The nation is great whisky barrel from
President Grant to the lowest Of his tmeservne once
holders. Good and women are signing ana praying
for deverance We be delivered and escape reign
Of terror if We will be wise"
A Republican of Tioga County, N. Y, thus testified
his readiness to act:
81 have seen the call for Republicans to attend the
Cincinnati Convention, signed by Horace Greeley ana
Others Is it expected that the Republicans In the cou
ties will get up county organizations to send deegates
We who are friendly to the movement would Ike some
information from older heads to the best course 10
pursue"
A sterling Rcformer IN Iowa says:
1.-The situation improves to Independent political
action in Iowa. not the choice OF large NUMBER
of our strongest best and they will not vote for
HIM if any Republican is up. Our state ConVeh-
ton meets on the 2th March, and there will be no in
structions and "ge delegation will be In Cincinnati
who will need no IL reduction to the country. do not
find n German for Grant. The Postmasters ana otLer
Office holders are A. isperate."
A Yorker who has observed the jobbery sur
rounding the White House says:
81 was born Whig and have been vehement Re-
puhlicap and Radical ever since the downfall Of the
Whig party / lived in Washington for several years
prior to last July when became citizen OF New
an thoroughly nauseated with our partys corruptions
iobbery and Ring nfamies 1t has been my misfortune
TO see il all about me. Now can't-shan't-vote for
Grant"
The Republican sentiment Of the Carolnas is thus
expressed
quite evident that the oceholders throughout
the country are determined upon the denomination OF
Gen. Grant 1t seems that 1t Is the bounden duty
Of every liberal honest Republican to prevent his cleo
ton 1t is idle TO say why An honest Republican Gov
ernment in future absolutely necessary for the sal
walton of country Another four years Of Grant will
carry 1t down to infamy and disgrace"
This cheering report comes from stanch Repub-
lican of Kansas
"The Liberal movement is thing Of power In Kansas
And all consistent Republicans have watched with In
terest the columns Of THE TRIBUNE and feel grateful to
YOU for your resolute stand in fayOrng the Cincinnati
Convention Kansas will send large delegation Of her
best men, who will advocate the selection Of standard
bearers who represent the party and favor just plat
form that will be acceptable to all sections and for the
best interests OF the whole country"
The following gratifying report comes from Yates
County, n Y:
al think may say that the growing feeling politically
is in favor of Cincinnati. If wisdom and common
justice preside and rule there the people will rejoice and
fall in leaving the reelection Ofcehoders to fall out
after demonstrating the necessity of the One Term
principle AS this to he the first national election Of
new Republic, should start right having the right
man and right principles. Let all join who are not re-
strained by party bgotry Or official interest. Let Civil
Service Reform begin with the President the head and
center of power that reform may be possible elsewhere
and everywhere"
An old Wing, writing from Jackson, n. C., says
look the Cincinnati Convention for the salvation
of the Republic, and wish this Congress District TO be
represented therein. 1 think II the Cincinnati
Convention acts prudenty, the whole Democratic party
of North Carolina be brought enthusiastically to the
support Of its nomineeswith more enthusiasm than 1t
has gone into any political battle since IsGo want
subordnatOn Of the military to the civil authorities
honesty and capability Of officers economy in the ad
ministraton of the Government, amnesty and frater
nal union, Republic and not an Empire"
There is no uncertain sound in this declaration
from Connecticut:
The name OF Ring has become odious to me a Ring
has ruled with an iron hand in Western Connecticut for
more than ten years. The nominations given out to
lis by those who the political machine In manner
obnoxious to independent and thinking men. am no
sorehead or broken-down politician. as many of the
Reformers are styled neither am an asprant to any
positon in the gift Of the Republican party. Therefore,
feel that can ought, and will be independent. The
open honest and independent course of THE TRIBUNE
like"
The voice of the New South finds utterance in the
following from South Carolina:
Being a young man am not identified with South
Carolina in the past have political sympathies, but
political affiliations. In this State there be hope
for old line Democrats and cannot consent to support
the present corrupt Government The question is then
what to do Democratic principles impracticabe,
and Radical rule is now is unbearabe What then,
arc We the rising generation in this State to do We
have no peudces Of the past and we despise the plum
der OF the present Your Cincinnati programme seems
TO solve the problem far national politics are COIL
cerned."
This communication from Massachusetts, expresses
the sentiments of independent and unconquerable
No -Enplaud.