New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-11
DEMOCRATIC JOURNALS.
,r,,v,p ATTITUDE ON TIRE NOMINATIONS
NO PLACE PCR THIRD TICKET

pace iV tbe arena it would have 70 exact possession
truden ln occupied by one OF the others tne
q re sS9 Should be Democratic would jostIe
ss allies out Of position erVWud Az " emvthing arainst
Of the arena s There is in fact not vacant SPOT
on the field II the Democracy snog nov e With Mat
oMn different from that OF me iAOeras vi
The twelve resolutions IN tn as \ national Demo.
a. ,D s'i convention could make them. ana me
four remaining og Sowerfa address that accompanies
aiI oceupy every inch OF Democratic ErTun1; aha
~ rSau ocrScv should put forth its own pat IL
" the D enS That they would only be reafrminG
NrSSt has already been procaineG NV S h Y'
s ans eepubcan ales-for all who are not against us
arc for u.s. and al Who Sy0% epe%y' are ened to
he hailed az allies. II is true the penoGrscy might nom
mate and Brown are but would thIs be Of
sny practical benefit Are not Greeley and and
oNson Are they not good Democrats as can pos
sby elected under the ReeS not
snd on platform which arraigns almost the entire
= Democratic opposition, and leave nothing more
70 be either sand or done On n.e the sa9eSs1
nominated and q Democratic platform proclaimed,
hefore The Cincinnati Convention was held the Cnein
,5 Ssve been no room ON the field for IT, The Demo
cratic ticket and platform would have covered almost
movement to stand on. The Liberal revolt would have
line i've cause to fight for. II this movement has an
tieipaed the work OF the Democratic party Is because
Tho Democratic PARTY invited and encouraged 1t 70 do So
II Is not an act Of hostility; 1t act of friend
81 revolt n' marched TO the field, and occupied
the lighting ground whlchg the Democracy might nave
az s efF that y would do nothing to cripple
their action, or imperil their revolt. Encouraged
soTa sSG bave IN perect Ap good ait6 and in spirit
OF cordial friendlness to the Denqcsaey: e mercy
az he DemOcracv; they elect it, or they can peat
They fS SSr %ST D chosen 5ser leaders they WIN
would be act of hostility 70 tnosS ,; N "a tbrd
S Ssyt tne on the sready field they would
crowd these allies Of e1ng S 1s f5roteeon to
90 hack 70 the tents of the Administration party
Te eh BoT6 o8e The platform on Which Greeley
stands embraces substantially an tnag De .It
eyerv consistent Democrat cheerfuly supports ana
il eubodes popular movement which II sustained ny
rem power and restore fraternal government in place
OF force, corruption aud lmpeclly put VIZ W. fo
Democracy the chief agents oil the great reio
ton.
GREAT DUTY OF THE DEMOCRATS.
From Tbs ST. LoWis Times
Were the Republican party and the Demo-
be pted AGAINST each Diner upon Stt dro IL
not sane mind in the whole United states Of ordinary
but ya2t T %0re csay from his
seryation of the relative enSrsG'eIhs0S , "
ccTions or elaborate platform The conservative cit
ems Of the Union have no need desire to be any better
P 20 be- accomplished by the contest. No
yenton could make ms mater e more IN the
nCnulaT esnat0n even if it did not by excessive os
teii'atIqn VI VI pau mere weak II wond DO I'M
t IN cr1Sr 70 ierTetlate tie old or Introduce new,
po!ey for its general guidance. on the part
Of the Democracy, the inspiring motive OF inc sIlie
would De TO reclaim Federa authority from hands
that have aud perverted IT to bad ends 10 restore
the superiority Of eyl over military law t on oTery d
habted OF the Union; to reduce tnlt Wahton tx
travagance Of expenditure when mas punt up an
cratic and odious ogarchy at washington; 10 Inlgate
by udicious legiIa0n tne Durdens Vl on Vu t
present aud aeonsumlng taxation ana supsuoute oa
the jobsery that is proved Gnorae'e NE
ard better and honester system OF mansgS
candidates, 1t would be universally recognze t4 ney
pted their nominations not to carry OUT any
people to an honorable triumph. All Other issues |
except those alone that pertain trod 10 ,I 1he
rule and the mischefs of ineompetency corruption |
favoritism and imbecilfty would be justly neg Iele
the aw-making power that we hope 70 TevoIuuonze |
oyerturn the usurpat1ons OF tne , d1eGa
attitude Of the Radical and the DemoSratc parties, e9s
the probability Of Liberal Ke6He srsn aSedt Are
not the ojeets in view identieany the same Is not
lar reaction single and indvisble FORGET Was 1t ever
so palpahy and Enthusiastically so as at presents Ana is
there any serious doubt that combination OF the con
scryatiye clements Of the country IN s1pPoft
of ticket based uITon tms OG mtIlnsS
idea, could not consistently ana harInonl0usy
work 10 the common and paramount endI Hence
we do not consider that il was an absolute necessary on
the part OF the Cincinnati meeting 20 adopt platform
of resolutions at all IL is something IN itsen
OF little importance, one way or tnS 9'hei,
well enough in the that II places the 9uestoh
where properly belongs. outside OF tne hahdng VI
political convention and INTO me 9ecsoh VI
Hwhoy free from Executive interference or dlctauon
With this plank. moreover, the Revenue eorers per Sc
who give greater immediate ~ otis ~
than rs either safe wise, ought 10 ne well eaushe III
IS presumaDle that Mr. Greeley accepts the resolution
also in It's spirit and letter. II he INDUCES IN mental
reservation OF opposition to H. he Is not tne nOnesS
he is credited with being while nc Is as honest ana
above all political trckery as we oeIeve nun 10 Ve anu
asceuds TO the Presidential chair in March next ne VIII
his
OF the representatives Of the people VINO eeet ni. We
have adyered thus at length TO the SUBJECT OF pauorhs
for the reason that the Democratic National ConVenton
will soon assembled and should waste no great
az breath over pattudes that are meaningless OF pro
fessons that sometimes inudicous The great duy
of that body will be first OF all 10 assure seh U tIo
probable strength which the Liberal movement Is likely
to develop Of the earnestness and unity OF the oe1s
leaders, and Of the entire good fath WIN wSn .ue us
fnguished gentleman the head OF the tcKep accepts
the honor that has been conferred upon NM the
0uty If satisfied upon all these points ana tne general
nonuar1ty OF the action had at Cincinnati ana lts
favorable recognition among the masses, VIII pe 70
announce TO the people their formal lndorse-
ment of the ticket and recommend Its sup
port One resolution only viii De ia n sne
issues OF minor Of the day. unite for the overthrow
sweeping and irrecoverable OF the eAlstng M
ton the Democratic party take the lead IN TINS
InOmentous work. ~
From ne Memphis ApalanaN .
The AUalaRche has favored the policy OF
Democratic acquiescence in the Liberal movement as the
only policy f SSch an anG could result
only in a Democratic WateroOi that the sole hope o.
reecuing the country from Gan wnieh tends 70 cen
was IN uniting with the best men OF the republican
party We RRS" iSe 6cocraey favor " this policy
The few who oppose il are too insignificant NJ IN
numbers too ulnhuentiai IN cnarser cSet ma AXE
M nomination. yesterday will lend irresistible force 10
The popular feeling inc HGst Seore the country
What has done he has done openly lie mas sem io[e
no uncertain sound During the late war one OF the most
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