New-York tribune., 1872-06-04

shall be happy to cooperate with them IN that oPPoS
ton. Yours, respectfully,
FROM SENATOR TRUMBULL.
GENTLEMEN; shall not be able, owing to the press
inc dptes nodent 10 the closing days OF the session Of
Congress- to be with you at the ratification meeting
called for the 2sh inst but congratulate you on the
deyerance from party trammels Wmcn tne ihoera
movement has already wrought. II nothing further was
to be gained by than restore to the people freedom
~ noteal action irrespective OF party dctaton inucn
good would have been accOmplished but we nave SUN
greater to rejoice in the promise tne
gives that the people left free TO act out their own CON
yicons are resolved to elect Horace Greeley Pesden
to purify the Government remove burdens
SDate Snd Tora Sf to aIss Society T @ endy
which liberty, and even life ITSELF are scaTGey wIrn
possessing. Yours very truly, LiAAh ANOADoAr
Washington, May 25, 1872. ..r.r
FROM GEN. IMBoDEN .t
GENTLEMEN Your letter of the 25th inst nviting me
10 address mass meeting OF citizens irrespective OF
party, 70 be held at the Cooper Institute on MONDAY
evening, June g. to indorse the nominations OF Horace
Greeley for President and b. Gratz Brown for wee
President was received last Monday have postponed
replying to 1t in the hope that could arrange my ar
fairs as to accept your invitation Iregret exceedingly
however, to find that unable to do So But leApect
at an early day to 90 to NewYork when shall call In
person at your headquarters TO express my gn epPIe
caton OF the compliment have done IN assOca
ing my humble name with meetng thaJ SanVt ~ 3 dn ~
exercise great influence on the pubic mind & c 'no @ re-
quest was from vain belief that could nave auVu
%
sefnbed thousands of New-Yorks best will indolse
the glorious political creed pr0inugateu al ii ~
and ratfy the nominations ipauS 10 G5 B all thc feelings
and sharing what you may deem some OF the Jts
Of my section should nave PrIseu s 60 ."1 many of the
people Of the North, how heartily we unite VIII ~ m ~,
support OF the policy and the nominees you ii'''
UNPARALLELED ENTHUSIASM AT THE SCUM,
Tho unanimitv with which Greeley and Brown
are hailed throughout Vrginianay, OF tue "hoe ooun
and
the country has no parallel in the political history Oh
tbo mast IndeeG the opposition to the ticket In VIZ
rna s so feeble that it will hardly serve TO provoke an
active campaign. Consequently no voice Is raiseo here
I'm favor Of any other nomination IN opposition 10 'he
present incumbent Of the Executive Office NO s'ate
Convention has yet assembled TO give expression TO the
nopuar sentiment Of Virginia, but te people in their
primary meetings declaring unanimously and win
emphasis their unaterable opposition TO hazafdR te
defeat OF Greeley and Brown by aiding abetting in
any way the nomination of any other ticket at Baltimore
on the 9th of July Any man VINO Woud auvoeltc sun ~
step would he at elassed with the open friends OF
secret hreings of the President of the united states
and his ring" Of oice-holders We feel mat great
and glorious reform movement has Deeh nauguIateu'
and H. triumph is absolutely assured II the tree untia
meed judgment of the country is permitted TO decide the
ISSUE can tell you in single sentence WY Ine In ~
cinnat ticket will sweep the South with tornado OF
enthusiasm in November. II ia because OF the SUI
attendant bitterness. which we long to terminate
and eyes Horace Greeley IersQnhes i'i an anu % con-
pete national reconciliation. That Is What We want,
and we believe his election Will Drng peace 70 al tnt
IS
neTity and bappuess am authorized TO speak for no
vast majority in the SOuth-when declare that tue
Cincinnati ticket is entitled to our warm ana nearly sup
Grant" or that at is tho best permitted TO do
but on the broad, manly assertion tlat the Cnennau
Convention had been previously assured OF TIE election
of its nominees and had fully considered the quaiea-
tons OF the best men OF all parties an al see0ns Oh % %
Union they could not in view OF the CONDITION 0i he
country and the Government, have found within the
limits Of the widest range OF selection Two Oher men SO
IN
Horace Greeley for President aud d. Gratz brown ot
Vice-PresideDt Especially in gard Mr Greeley Us
this opinion been long entertained by many who differed
tions IrI now settled We know Mr. Glce5ys his
tory perfectly, and "take to him as he IS
LET BYGOSEs BE BYGoNEs.'
The attempt some politicians nre making 10
aenate us from his support by rakng up Ls course ON
questions in regard to which differed from him only
meets with our derision and contempt and it cannot
prevent MS now grasping warmly that hand which and
others saw him extend in token of renewed friendship TO
u.s. to the released captive who had been ycarous suf
ferer for us as a people. We know Mr. Greeley as
bold fearless and honorable enemy when war ragged
between us When it ceased, he the FIST man to
proclaim his trust in honor and good faith in submit
ting 10 and abiding by the terms of surrender And
now we intend to show the world that know how TO
appreciate such magnanimiy. We know that since the
following the dictates of his great heart than the whole
tribe of that cass-thank God it is sma-wb0 are for
proclaming their deep concern Tor our welfare aud
GeneInsn am % iet The dead nos hurry its
dead Let us look only the future, and, whatever our
conflicts may have been, forget them remembering only
that we now have common country ana common
destiny henceforward and forever Let seal the
covenant of peace by uniting to make Presldent that
cement perpetual union Of States, sections and hearts.
am, respCc ctiully your feOw-ctlzcn,
Richmond, Va, May 81, 1872 j. ID. MBoDEN'
FROM Ex-GOv. DANFORTH OF CONNECTICUT.
GENTLEMEN: II circumstances permitted, it woud
oad
dress your grand ratification meeting Monday evening
next l should rejoice to unite my humble voice with
the voices the many thousands who will be gathered
on that occasion proclaim their approval Of the choice
Of Horace Greeley for the next President and b. Gratz
Brown for the next Vlce-President Of these United
States These nominations represent the spontaneous
movement OF people TO struggle for their ber
ties and for their republican of government. We
langush now under the burden and reproach of igno
bic dopOlism that despoils and degrades patient ana
loHg-srferng nation Under the incubus OF tyranny
that reyyes all the mschefs of the rule Of Nero, with
out any Of its attendant plendors the pride OF American
citizenship is indeed brought low what single redeem
ing feature of its rule body adduce to the credit
the military and mercantile combination troupe now
gance corruption, and dull, selfish indifference to the
interests OF the people, there can be dscerned one
solemn trust OF government-why can no man perceive
IL and bring II TO the notice OF the publc We have
reason TO give thanks that the skies brighten before
with the promise Of deverance from out OF the depths
of This degradation From Maine to Texas the people
are rising up their liberties and to inaugurate
speedy and radical reform. The movement has begun
that will embrace in its majestic sweep the publication
OF the Executive Department by the dismissal OF it
present Chief with his attendant cohort Of mercenanes
and it will be crowned with complete and glorious til
umph in the Inauguration next PreSident OF
Horace Greeley, the honest and true representative OF
the peoples Let US act to the har-
monous and effective cooperation, in this great and
patriotic work. OF all good men Of All parties and let
pretended zeal for party organizations party names
be made the cloak of successful treachery 10 the
OF American liberty IN this solemn and critical hour. l
am, gentlemen, with great resp eGt, Your oDedent
servant, JOHN DANFORTH.
NepLOndon, Conn, June l. 1872.
FROM C. b. sEDGwIcK OF SYRACUSE.