The New York herald., 1872-07-11

on the naked facts, IT might appear that the Penn
sylvanians were at heart more earnest for Greeley
than the New Workers. New York moved like q
great corporation up to the work, and nobody in
the State while the Pennsylvanians were privately
saying all manner of good things around
the streets and hotels for Greeley, and urging that
their simulated opposition had the basis of good
management and would yet be appreciated. They
were anxious to have the other States take the re-
spOnsibility of the new departure and bring them
In their Congressional districts no upbradings
AFTER MR.. GREELEY HAD BEEN NOMINATED
by the most unanimoas vote passed by a Demo-
cratic Convention for any candidate, William A.
Wallace was quick to climb the platform and put
Pennsylvania in accord with the party throughout
the country. wallace is good type OF the Scotch
and Scotch Irish hereditary politicians of the Key
stone State-a wiry, bony man, with long neck
and sort OF cartilagenous head ana the lord
pulatOn Of the interior vote of Pennsylvania, and
made a speech perfectly guarded at all points,
which W was G designed to have the largest amount OF
conservatism and prejudices Of those who wanted a
straight nomination, and then said that general
will strike the average Berks county men.
AN ANTI GREELEY MAN IN ROW WITH GEORGE N.
During the Convention today small live man by
the name OF Duncan McRae, of Tennessee, made
numerous persistent efforts to get the floor and
Nearly the whole OF his delegation were against
him, and the galleries were uproarious that he
should not be recognized. After the Convention
rooms OF Geo. N Sanders, at the hotel and reminded
him OF some animadversions which the
before the war OF the rebellion.
cutting ARRAY of the old democratic stamp followed
but Sanders escaped without injury. Sanders, OF
course, is the same who long naval officer Of
New York city, and who resided in Charleston
when the attack was made on Sumter, and sent
that celebrated despatch to the Northern democrats
saying that
With cannon, mortar and pctard
We etender you our Beaurcgard.
At the close OF the war Sanders remained in
Paris and abetted the Maximan conquest Of
Mexico. He has always had private liking for
Greeley, and has been working up that woOdchop-
with the exception OF this collision and some
bantenng on the part OF few Greeley men, good
humOr prevailed over the city,
Arrangements are on loot tonight for large
DEMONSTRATIONS IN GREELEy'S FAVOR.
Some of the liberal republicans have been in
vited by the democrats to occupy their seats and
IL is rum0red here that on Friday July H. there Is
to he general conjunction accomplished between
the liberal and democratic campaign committees.
1t Is thought that Mr.. Greeley will In person take
the head OF his nomination.
HANGING OUT THE BANNERS.
The New York delegation brought down here
banners which were Immediately unfurled at the
mention OF Greeley's name, and before the States
were p0lled large white banneret was unfurled
from the gallery OF F0rds Theatre bearing not
only the name Of Greeley for President, but OF
Gratz Brown while nearly at the same time drop
scene fell IN the rear OF the stage showing the
White House At Washington, with the statue