New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21
NECESSITY OF A NEW PARTY.
from The Albany dTgHs lheIq.J
The RpDubllcan marty having become


The Republican party having become the
mere personal party OF Gen Grant cannot last forever
corruption, II not OyerthrOwn by the assaults OF ats an
taeOnists Foreseeng this inevitable result many minds
be the name Of the triumphant party OF the future
At conference of Ohio Liberals. held in Columbus on
the 10Th instant their expressed IN
resolutions. When these 10 be read for nOrma
ton in tine Democratic conference al the same place an
animated debate excited. While some favored the
idea OF uuiying the opposition 10 Grants Admnlstra-
ton under the one name OF Liberals Senator Thurman
vigorously objected Teresult agreement TO take
present action the question, but TO defer 10 until
the meeting of the next two state Conventions 10 be
called by the two State COmmttees-Democratic and
Liberal Repubhcanfor the purpose OF nominating State
officers. evident that the Liberal Republicans aud
Democrats, standing on the same platform and adyo-
eating the same principles cannot in tue immediate
future, act IN opposition To each other.
NO OBJECTION TO THE NAME OF Liberal"
From The NeO-HaUsn Eegsier tDcaJ
1t is impossible to suppose that the Liberal
thtir support Neither can Democrats 20 back TO the
issues OF lsC5-O They have their backs the
10 the future. There is only thing which pro-
duce dscord The Liberal Republicans insist that they
the name Democrat shall not be applied to the party
which is to be composed OF both Democrats aud kepu1
retention of the old name. NOW, We think we can fully
appreciate the objection OF Liberal allies. Some OF
them have been fighting the Democratic party al their
lives. The settlement Of the issues has brought
other questions to the front and they now lind them
selves deserted by their old comrades while Democrats
with them. They are ready to act with their new
friends, but they are not willing TO assume name which
which can be tortured into such an admission They are
willing to meet neutral ground, and favor the Orma
ton OF party, which shall be known the Liberal
party" To this there IS serious objection. The great
mass Of Democrats would accept the proposed name
THE FUTURE OF PARTIES UNCERTAIN.
from Tie chicago Tribune (fHd)
The meeting of Liberal and Democratic
Committees at Columbus, Ohio, during last week 10 con-
slider plans for the future, untimey IL needed
joint and several address ~ inform the people how the
election had gOne the therefor Though II
is perfectly that Gen. Grant received votes ia
1868 the States that voted that year than he did IL the
states IN 1872 IL IS also true that the vote tho
other side still smaller The meeting was 80 far rs
undertook to consider OF organized action in the f
ure wholly premature The issues and questions of the
future Will De developed by time and the future action
Of parties must be left to DC determined by events The
o6thtry can afford to rest for while unt public affairs
take fixed shape 1t is with the Administration TO de-
termine the future OF parties. The who engaged in
the Cincinnati movement did not for the mere puf
pose OF putting OF out Of office and another
set in; they sought the accomplishment OF certain
FORMS aud IL makes difference by whom those reforms
carried out. The Administration, II so disposed may
carry out the whole Cincinnati platform and II they do
1t VIII be as perfect realization OF reform ideas IL
the same thingwas done by any other Administration.