The Republican journal., 1872-05-09


loT iife. New YUrk Times. -
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ne Cincinnati Convention. Nomination
ofHoTace Greeley and B. Gratz Brown.
The Liberal Republican Convention
mel At Reunion Hall on the 1st. Very
large delegations we're present from The
middle and western states, smaller ones
frow the south and very light represen-
uous from New England. Col. Grosvenor
called the Convention to order. and nomi-
nALei for temporary chairman Judge
Stanley Matthew'S of Ohio.
TUrGF MATTHEW'S SPEECH.
u T., Matthew'S saii it is die atiectation when
~ u = impossible TO express the deep sensioiiity
~'t' N-4lcH receive SAD accept the unexpected
tO1e- conferred HpoH ne. | am uplreDares 70
-lei~ee th7 assumption OF the dunes OF the char
7'e ie iaTk> as ere appropriate to the o. ca sion
~ ne could 90 t}e people 70 say what will b. the
s7ui- "f lds cons eetIou. nHt TIE main thing winch
De- SCI above di else was thar -he time had com
""eA u le ttr yoiceot arge III influential portion
' -t q 1 f;4+ futf uo tonser 10. dogs to wear he
e'i=5 ~ party ,e4reFsl Ne heretofore have been
L-e-'orfs % ite Republican parts. no >harned
10 nave Won tlaT ntne- Tie past OF the yartv was
-i it Hca1'r iu t-e work 81 sustaining the MON
4k-i"-t secession It, work has become part ot the
.l .' q. .t ia"- al Win u the principle of the
"4iAIty sd dl before the law las been established
<t-rf i'-ls convention. it. rebellion against the
= ft- Us r istiiF- thV tEhc>t eu.Ogy OF She Urn-
~ 7' q" it llrcF, Tor Il shows ttt that party has
A' ''-'.--' '" Sy5 fh nut fHc work OF reforming
r. .Alptluse4l Parties can't liN e Oh past repu-
~ JA IL . tteaJsc those who control the RepiIt-
- VI tciiner} apd principles have diverted them
-Hi '"eI iflt TUtf1st> that this movement is IN
ar war has endrd, and pe.ce has come: so oUGHr
'F.N IN, "4 MILITARY NtLE. Cheers
h''rt AinN 1asr kteIs alive sud fans the embers
- a' nag sectional strife, i opposed to the true
Su-t 10 "ur country, ana on ght he dead past. Ii
= sail- l.ri ~ nave peace p but WE HAVE NOT
HAi, ftA'i iie rti,rrei TO be conditions ct affairs
- lf-r souiAi whrrr government was used not only
T. 'it ,'fl' uut connptyt TO enrich the few VINO
-.G "a Office oHN a means ot personal aggfapdize-
nlelt 40, National Government is corrupt from
n-at a. fupr lge Republicans feel that thet can no
.9a5er siford partners iIr la such wrongs Hrure
"+ .e4s n4t pa the movement for reform, to secure
SOD. -ouu'i, honest government" He referred to
"i--e-'.les before ne convention. Its first duty
e. e -'Ioushlt organize ana 10 that work ne urged
~ecT-t-Fe-.
A.ter the appointment Of temporary
SECRETARIES. ami brief remarks from Carl
seaurz. the Convention adjourned to 10
o'clock next lav.
THE SECOND DAY
a. occupied ia the routine business OF
the Convention. appointing committees.
settling disputed questions relative to
delegations, Nc. A protest was made by
- portion # the New Workers against the
manner In which ,t,. dnlae,,+;o,, f.,,,, +h,t
S..
i'''N0'' ~ 'N7 lntoIe9I "
MI 'rseieN'
Judge Spalding of Ohio. from the com
rnittpe on l,ar,,,auent o,tr.,niz.tion ronc,.t
ported for permanent president, Carl
SeEorz' WIN one Vice-president and secre
tArv iIOm each State and Territory.
The toilo,-i,., j. q. ris+ of ,-;oa- ma;
NSI'9
,sz,.aei i4 4oa3T t2mgrt3 Arkan-ls D; H. U
cut Hon. Dayla Clark; DeiawSrg, none. Tioridi
none Georgia, X. h., 1lort; Illinois, John Went
sontr o,t' r5 VI" Ir.ixn 5oW w., D. a.
ia5srte r Moro Louisiana /. I Lelassio, Maine
rtietas MaTyas a., henry ". Hoffman
o. r. Glars; Minnesota Aaron Godric,: Nissis'
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p" oF-f1t''a a'tH '' en- ii1u 10 speak more tnan
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