The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-12
THEBAITIMoRE NOMINATIONS
Comments of the N. Y. Times and
World,

day says that by the action OF Baltimore
Greeley becomes the Democratic candi.
date; that as such he should receive nc
Republican votes; that not all the Demo,
Gratis will support him, and that he can
have no claim on Republican or indepen.
dent voters.
The World says; 1--WE bow to the do.
Cision Of the Democratic National Con.
vention, and loyalty accept Greeley as the
Democratic candidate for President. "Oi
organized bolt" It adds, "there will
be none, but II the hundreds Of thou.
sands ol dissatisfied Democrats stay away
from the polls, the reelection Of Grant
would be q foregone certainty"
The World says that the relations Of
Augustus schell with August Belmont are
such that the formers election as sue.
cessor to the Craftsmanship Of the Ma.
tional Democratic Committee affords the
party the strongest possible assurance
that It's interest will be administered here.
after as heretofore. Schell Is the Tam.
many Grand sachem.
Comments of Sc. Louis Papers.
ST. LOUIS, July 1.-THE Republican
thus morning says: "Th6 Baltimore Con.
vention in formally re.nominating Greeley
and Brown and re.adopting the Cincin.
natl platform departs slightly from the
strict Missouri policy, but policy which
has received so many endorsements Of its
substantial powers and achieved so many
successes can well afford to acquiesce in
this trihing departure from its strict let
ter. The Democracy will give the ticket
the full benefit OF three million undivided
popular votes, and the electoral votes Of
the fourteen admittedly democratic States;
and II the Liberals shall aid the Demo
crats and do no more than effect change
offive per cent in the popular vote ofa few
other States, already half estrayed from
the administration, the conquest will end
in triumph" e,-r.
The Tines says: 1.-THE convention de-
cided to endorse the Cincinnati ticket as
unquestionably the wiser course, and it
has settled all doubt as to full Demo.
cratic acceptance OF the ticket, and
pledges the party to its support. Il will
serve more than anything else while re.
tanning the entire unity OF the party north
and west to bring the south up TO the
cause in an almost solid phalanx. To argue
that the nomination Of Greeley by the
Democratic Convention will ALLEVIATE the
tastidious Republicans from his support
is to argue that the Republicans who
brought him out as a candidate do not
want him to be elected. Whatever course
is best calculated to unite the Conserva.
tive vote Of the country at the election is
the course that all OF Greeley's friends
will most heartily approve, and that the
convention adopted just that course oil
all others the most judicious, we cannot
entertain doubt"
The Democrat says: "Greeley is now in
form as well as fact the candidate OF the
regular Democratic organization and by
accepting the Baltimore nomination he
will not only sever his connection with
the Republican party with which he has
heretofore acted but he deliberately repels
the support OF that small body Of well
meaning but misguided Republicans
whom he has endeavored to hoodwink
and lead blind.folded into the Democratic
camp. We are neither surprised nor dis
appointed at the result, for in oil political
calculations it is quite safe to assume
that the leaders Of the Democratic party
will pursue q course most likely TO secure
their defeat. II would indicate revolution
in the rules of human conduct to find pru-
dence and sagacity in class of men
whose councils have placed their party in
an attitude OF opposition TO every meas.
ure that has been proposed during the
last twelve years, for the preservation ol
the union, establishment OF national credit
and extension OF civil and political
rights"
Enthusiasm at Niagara Falls.
NIAGARA FALLS, July 11.-Therc wa
great enthusiasm at tho suspension bridge
last night over the result at Baltimore
One hundred and twenty guns were fired
and flags were raised on the public build
ings. There Is a large influx oil visitors
the hotels are crowed and large number
are stopping at the Clifton House, Cana
dian side.
100 Guns at Batavia, New York.
BATAVIA, July 11.-One hundred guns
were fired mere.
A Member of the New York State
Committee Goes for II. G.
ELAlTRA, July 11.-Samuel @. Tabor
has resigned from the Republican State
Committee and goes for Greeley and
Brown.
Alabama Papers Hoist the White
Fling.
MONTGOMERY, July l1.-All the Demo
cratic papers in Alabama have hoisted
the Greeley ticket. There Is little doub
that the weeklies will also doso. The
whites are satisfied with the ticket but
the negroes are not. ,
Comment of the London Times.
LONDON, July 1.-THE Times says tht
nomination of Mr.. Greeley by the Demo
cracy, Is q flagrant instance Of party de
noralization. The Democrats swallowed
their opponents platform and candidates
coniessing that they had none OF theil
own. Nobody believes that Greeley coulC
be President four months, They are max
ing some terrible mistake. We canno
believe he will be elected.
The Netrs says his nomination at Balti
more on the first ballot, and at Cincin
natl on the 9th, shows that the Democrat
were more enthutiastic in his suppor
than the Liberal Republicans. The elec
tion however, will not change the rela
tions Of England with America. :.
lAsouth Carolina View.
CHARLESTON, July 1.-THE Netus, thi
morning, In noticing the Baltimore nomi
nations, says: Honestly and frankly VI
declare IN our opinion that in the actor
Of the Baltimore Convention YESTERDAY
is the remedy for every public trouble, thl
beginning OF an era Of unity of though
and purpose, for these thirty millions 0
people. At Baltimore the divisions which
provoked secession were established, and
| Is fitting that the same city should witnes