New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-04

ciansy II was evident that the bystanders dld nOs
regard the matter in tho same hgn'' ans -,
as could be judged by consulting tno Op
ions Of various gentlemen among 'no -.
the Cincinnati ticket was looked upon -,
that OF the politicians but Of the people, oS -
man. 81 have taken The Post for 20 years anu .,
highly of IL but after all its brilliant tncor1ihR' %
Greeley's views on the Tariff question seoii ~ m ~
hest for thu cou,,rv Moreover, everybody DeheVes "
Greeley honest and knows that he mas inc aoin'y 70
make a good President have been oian' "'aD' ~
should ike TO see oe''er nm. -,
and ruess Mr. Greeley IA the man. Ano'n'' s"u
man said: "They say Mr.. Greeley lacks JuuRnon' oo
much to make q President tell you NJ, -. n'. ,,'S
made AZ good an editor be has for thir'y Je l' %
brains and Judgment 10 III "eN '
accept" ,,sr
Tho nova az the nominations was recelVeu III "a''
amid great excitement. Knots Of men eonsieeou o'
Tho sidewalk and discussed the matter with INTENSE IN
forrest and frequently with Vehemonoo.
rious views, OF course prevailen-"a"y '" ",
the nominees. whom they deciareu " 70 !, M,
man, for whom they would "certaihiy VIC iho
thinking portion OF them who favored tne NA''"i''i
movement expressed their pleasure ct the nomina-
80. uar,ne that Mr. Browns strength at the
vast and MT Greeley's general popularity through
ont the country combined with their especial quanca
lions made them the most eligible men ioi '"'
ejevated positions for which they were no"i"a'ou'
MANY EXPRESSED surprise that Charles FRANCIS Aua"s
aboud have been defeated In the gold-room the news
was received with pleasant demonsuatonS' anu O"'
man exclaimed. "Now we shall have sl2OoO'oo re,
Icased Gold declined from Il3 to 112l the receipt OF
the intelligence.
A sALrTE OF OSI HUNDRED GUNS
soon after the news Of Mr.. Greeeys nomination was
received Ira o. Miller addressing those VINO nau DO
sembled in front of the City Hail. said
The telegraph brings TO rs from the great TOnVemo u,
~ Renuhlcans at Cincinnati the names a. %
the next President and VieePresdent S, w and
Gratz Brown of Missouri. The Convention mes ~ s
interest anu erervbere be received guarantees
Of Thai promise substantial first fruits Vi t ase
- nnonI cling them 10 the hundreds OF thounsahns VINO
With the movement 70 purify t9e n
ment OF onr country. Capt Lang. undef tle uHe''o VI
| Col Bogue, will now fire salute OF IOO guns
! The salute was then duly fired
AT CLUBS.
The rooms OF the Union League Club were Oiled ~ an
early hour the universal topic OF dsouSson O'"e o
nomination ana its probable effect Many OF those pres
| t ,rere warn, supporters OF President Grant, whhe
| otbers favored Mr.. Greeley, and every olVerSiS oi
opinion was expressed. some thinking tno NUM-
| nation the weakest that could nave oech maui
and otbersi that IL the strongest anu OoS' 0oe
Thought the action OF the Convention nI1hs ie0ONN
t Of the ability of Mr. Greeley and his lifelong ser
- ., ,he cousc ~ freedom and human rights; and
mar while Charles Francis Adams would perhaps nave
hean stronger man in Of the Eastern sates' M
Greeley would be much more popular ID the ooutn anu
West. ,.,.
Those who gathered the Blossom Clnn last evening
had evidently arrived al the conviction lnat c'iS ns
was as should be, and that in making the noa'1nS
"a announced in the the delegates 10 Clhch
mott had satisfied the men VI liberal Thought ana honest
Droclivtttes that they preparing the way
for sweeping national reforms one vi inc soN'n.'H
at the club said that, however 1t might De reguou ny
ohers the tenor OF feeling at the Blossom CuO was that
| the Democracy would have accepted any TAR man
rather than run the risk OF Grants reelecuon' anu
mat with Mr. Greeley "a the nominee there
| WIS no Doubt of the success OF the movement
The Democrats OF this city, SAID the spoheS'n"i
entertain very high regard for MI Greeley anu as'e
from the tenacity with which he cngS To 10" peculiar
ideas the mass of the people can nave no Oojec'on "
him. He has endeared himself to the negroes oy 'u'o
ling Universal Suffrage and the white people Of the
soutb will never forget his generosity toward them
AMONG THE GERMANS
! The news OF the nomination spreac IKE -nio
among the Germans and created profound Seh'a'loh
The unexpected acton of the Convection formed lAo
! main subiect OF conversation in the German
! clubs and social circles IN the evening ana
| tho discussion was carried in manner indicating
! that the interest OF the Germans IN the PreS
! idential campaign, just opened has Deen luly
| aroused by the national reunion at Cincinnati
II was acknowledged by all Germans except
| a number OF OficehOding adhaIents OF the
|
| A reform in the administration OF national
afairs and in the Civil Service had begun
The snccess Of the Liberal Republican Reform movement
II was argued would insure honest administration
from which all corrupt influences would be oanisAed.
IN BROOKLYS
The nomination OF Horace Greeley ana Grau
Brown by the Cincinnati Convention caused Intense
excitement in Brooklyn, and formed the universal topic
OF discussion by Democrats and Republicans. The
choice OF the Liberal Republicans approved
bv the mass OF the Reform Republicans and
Democrats. who believe that the ticket will be
successful az the polls. Od-time Democrats were
heard 10 declare that they will their vote
for Horace Greeley and that 1t would be folly for the
Democratic national organization TO do else than indorse
him The Federal O1ice-holders appeared 10 be the
only ones who dissatisfied with the harIno-
NOUS termination Of the Cincinnati Convention feeling
as they doubtless do that their occupation, Ike Othe0 s.
will soon be gone.
OPENING THE CAMPAIGN.
Tenth Ward Greeley Campaign Club organized
last evening, by tho election Of the following officers pro
tenn:
PRECEDENT Col George vPr-,dent William Coson
secar7 Charles D. Drase rTeAsurer Goraon B. Campbell
Charles A. Lane, Amos J. Cummings. Nelson ". Young,
and others issue call for meeting to be held next
Wednesday evening at No 2s7 Hudsonst, for the pur-
pose of organizing WITH Assembly District Greeley
and Brown Campaign Club.
The Horace Greeley Campaign Club Of the lid As
sembly District has unanimously elected Dennis Nc
Laughln President ana Raymond Condor Secretary
HOW THE NOMINATIONS ARE RECEIVED
ELSEWHERE.
IN VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA.
IDY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIDUSEI
RICHMOND, Va, May S.-The Cincinnati nomi-