New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-11

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can Be Justly laid to his account comparatively
the habit Of running Wild after speculative crosbets
Greeley Is peculiarly gwen 70 such foes Grants
Greeley Is ntolerant Grant trusts absolutely only
those whom he knows TO be Trustworthy Greeley Is
sSTed Greeley Grant SsfPs Graz,
is yacilating Grant reflects before he scts Greeley
OF his opinions. Greeley deems everybody fool who
ho, SiIsR @
selfish. In short, the two are antipatheo, and have
little IN except personal honesty and love Of
Republican liberty under the guaranty Of law Where
they differ precisely where Grant Is Greeeys superior
A DANGEROUS MINORITY
What, then, is the use of trying to deny, as
OF eotempOraries do Mr.. Greeleys strength
or where the use OF trying % Sse the SsT
their beligerent rights treat them fairly az open enc
plan II they so insignificant, as some Of the reea
lar Republican papers represent them, why ell this fst
RS e%se prefer to II the fbe
open enemies 90 oldtme Repubicanism and "a such TO
fight them openly and 10 the end That they are prema
t9re boilers Il true but they form respectable and
such entitled fair and honorable treatment the
hands of the majority We think before the campaign
icule Mr. Greeley will agree with us upon this point
A MOST UNSAFE MAN.
From The Erdnsrftf tfnd) Journal
The ticket put In nomination possesses some
elements OF strength Mr. Greeleys yagaries and incon
sistencies are well known and much derlded We are
not sure however, but that they will prove an actual
OF strength in the campaign for ii IL largely
owing TO them that DO has gained reputation for being
eR 1 he % DO a sn wrong 70 o9 Se
qualities OF mind and pecuarities OF conduct which
popularity, would make him the most unsafe President
this country could possibly elect
POLITICAL TRICKsTER.
fron TAe sGHdasty Rgsr.
Familiar as Mr.. Greeleys history is TO tho
American people. few oven Of those personally &C
Sarran and sale by Which he secured the Cincinnati
mn be IN M STaare nat no
spOnsibe for the dsracef act which secured his nom
ponsbe for the acts OF his agents He knew the char
acter the he had sent 10 Cincinnati and he knew
that they would stop act of dshonOr 70 accomplish
TWO HEAVILY CHARGED.
From The KsARSbec Journal
The Cincinnati gun was too heavily charged,
and recoi knocked those who aimed It, Tho
Democrats were ready 10 take Republican platform
Of Greeley what they barganed for The lead
g TSnd na0se @ sM o sTe Sa Gt
papers have but the voters say Crane before Greeley
which win not nominate "Massa Greeley" although he
ia thought TO be popular in the South and able with BIS
TRIBUNE to make some Roadway against Grant In Tho
"LEr DOWN EASY"
From TIE N0r1Kh Bul,hn
To the masses of the Republican party tho
news of the Cincinnati nomination brought reef ana
wateyer ienrf tbe pcipna Ticket have
dsSppeared before the Vision of Dr. Greoeys old white
c cSaS sU of taSar contest but most Republicans
have been willing to believe that bolng tepuD
E0 %n S cpnS stss Rp1bcsn yctes
enough TO be dangerous II It remained IN the field
was that the movement had been " let down easy
A o., QUESTION st Ss,S OF s 1oG515s
The whole movement, so far as the lmme-
date leaders of it are concerned, is one for
change in the distribution Of the spoil or or
party 'I a. shall remit the question q spOs g other
hands than those now controlling their distribution.
vania and the other chief fomenters OF the Cincinnati
movement been fully consulted by the Admnistrai9o
their own notions OF their own merits, we should nave
columns OF THE TRIBUNE.
DIsAPPRoBATIoN AND CONTEMPT.
| The few days that have elapsed since the
nominations Of the Cincinnati Convention, have afforded
sufficient time to learn how the ticket strikes the RepqD
come in contact with the people in their seyeI local
inquire Of them how the Greeley Brown ticket received
by Republicans generally. The result IL that we have
cans, any, take any stock or express anything
dsapprObation aud contempt for the whole move
A FAR-REAcHING CONSPIRACY. 40
From The Rochester Democrat
Some of our contemporaries, it seems to Us,
are inclined underrate the strength Of Greeley with
the Democracy The plot which met with such remark
able at Cincinnati has been long maturing IL
spasmodic movement, but n deep, weconsidered,
and arreachng conspiracy. 1t nothing less than the
transfer of the strength OF the Tammany and rebei
elements OF the Democracy 10 the editor OF THE
TRIBUNE. Mr. Greeley has been deep In these diabohca
cOnspiracies for many years.
A TREACHER0US BARGAIN.
From The Pitsburgh Commercial
To many people Mr.. Greeley appears simply
independent Republican candidate II Mr. Greeley
ever Republican strength, he ought to bo
able to show it now when he is osteDsbly nominee OF
an Independent Republican Convention. But II the
Democratic Convention should accept Greeley either by
direct by RETAINING from nominating his
treacherous bargain betray the Republican party
would appear plainly that could follow him with
out approving the They who fancy the Repub
lican masses be led into the Democratic camp by
Horace Greeley have very low estimate OF their ntei-
gence honesty.
THE GREAT AMERICAN GULL.
From The Chicago Journal
As Presidential candidate Mr.. Greeley has
some strong points. He favored letting the south
without a struggle and when the over he baied
jeff Davis. Then, too, when The Eec York Times began
its upon Tammany he took up the eudgel for tho
Ring and fought for them until the very last gun was
spiked Every Rebel and every corruptionist has
especial for favoring him. 1t is notorious fact
that he DO guled the easiest of any public man in
the country THIS will give him firm grip upon every
man, of whatever party, who looks upon politics as