New-York tribune., 1872-06-08


which s the best and ruest copy Of nature then rohing
xu ever betaf dOY than tps poftfa' q GRANT ~ the
Massachusetts senatJr.~ -~-~
The Yates County Chronicle indicates that the
Hbra raovcseut is taking the district by storm Long
lists OF p,es nre continually added to the ORIGINAL
sigpers OF tbe cai ard everything neIcaies earnest en-
u4usiasn ior Greeley aud Bowl
The Springfed State Journal qualities the
saemeai rse nt teleuPhed from thaf city represents
ing that nearly on tho Democratic ppeF5 prehstso iis
are r Greeley only ON condition that he IA D. ted
by the National Democratic Convention. "a sl.
The Mott Karen Guardian thinks it wen to
remind its fellow Democrats that they must notdende
themselves with the idea that because the Republican
didate will clean walk over " . hOpe tnat
sD9 s4 and then n they wish to Granrs success
make a nomination OF their OWL
The Richmond Enquirer corrects a statement
published in TIE TRIBuSEs Washington dispatches tho
other day. TO the effect that 1t had committed Itself
against Dr Greeley II further denies that Gov Walker
d7.fares or in onv wav controls rs columns. The En-
oiter rests with This Assertion: eve have declared that
we shall prefer Greeley President Grant and sup
Convention assembled decide that be Is the man."
The augusta (Ga.) CoasttHfionGlist is not
grateful Mr. Voorhees,, apprecaye Of his late in-
genuous sympathy the South Speaking Of Mr. Voor-
hees IL says with satirc emphasis; FROM the time or
his recent speech, would infer that ne mahiuliy
shOuldered his nuskst In defense OF the outraged south
ern peopleor at least that his VOICE was heard rnng
ercion Perhaps this BIt MS record escapes the
memory OF the average soutAerner.
The Cincinnati Commercial, in that genial
spirit Of impartial independence which prompts 1t to
saye its enemies even to the distraction Of it friends,
Hvuiges q pleasant way for the sorely+ried office
holders to secure themselves against the possible con-
tingency Of removal IN TIE event Of Mr ueeley win
mng. "Let them" says The Commercial, secure the
passage OF Civil Service bill which sh9u lh5
President from driving out ohee-h9ilgrs On ~ Po.oa
grounds, and tx tennre OF once Ilstn| I sns a.
11sy Wsy. performed 'n'H DD-''
II is the opinion of The HdrtOrd Tines, and
also Of The Hartford Post that are to have goodua
tu-ed not TO say Jolly, Presidential campaign with DO
end OF Jokes, carcatures, squibs' anu Tue hAe' We
haven't the least ObjectiOn but We must say mat the
fun thus far nf John Thomas and his meancA0y-ner1y
men does not appear TO us possess the desirable ele
ment Of novelty; Jokes about ~ nan E & oos 10 "a -
gers OF a HOwadu, grow thin alter a MAIle. ana II
nothing nice aud new to be anticipated rom that pro
lifC and cultivated gentleman !, me- e-se ~ -
pect any particularly original joking from Johh'
The Arkadelpaia Republican (Ark.) comes in
the Liberal ranks swinging the names OF Greeley and
Brown and declaring the admirable state ticket re-
Gently put the field by the Liberals IAe hepuotedn
announcing its adhesion, says; Inc convention OF the
Rppucau masses Of this State has nd0rsed the Cn-
cinnat platform and It's ticket, ana we lLy agree win
and support the action Of the Convention. Ihe uhAn
unity with which the result was achleNc was uy sur
prsing It seemed as though every delegate had come
nm o tbe Convention ready for such step but expert
ing every other delegate BE- OF dErftut iulnu We
are proud 20 record that such UNITY OF purpose aIa
such an exalted patriotism have animated the RepuDH-
cans o. Arkansas
Fancy" says The Chicago Tribune, 3" if 1t be
possible Abraham Lincoln sitting IN room In the rear
OF the Senate az did Gen. Grant on Wednesday, and
summonng Representatives and Senators, one By one,
while BIZ was pending 10 inspire terror in a certain
section OF the Union during Presidential election!
friend OF Mr. Lncon's once sad 10 him, IN the third
year Of his term that certain influential person cOud
be secured Tor him instead OF Chase, u OOhFentlOn'
he would give a certain ONCE. nave never YET
made an appointment 90 nfueuce COhNeuuOnt rtpneu
Mr. Lincoln. and never will. The popular govern
meut OF Mr.. Lincoln has become a PERSONAL Que,
and n Grant succeeds This ume IN rejecting NM
self II Will be- still easier the next une Tor the same
machinery exists the same Will % employ u, and Inc
unscrupuIOus agents 10 WOrA IT,
In unfurling the banner Of Greeley and
Brown The Chicago juses the faith that is in 1t
bv admitting that although Gen. Grant by no means
what his enemies represent him, still he not success
as President, and cannot be sustained for
another term. because under him reform
must be at a standstiA on the Othes hand,
The Sun avows: We have faith In Horace Greeley
we believe him 70 be cearneaded statesman, ah lucOr-
ruptibe patriot, man OF superior executive aplHtyi
and, in short who possesses ali the requisite lah-
cations for safe sound, successful President he, D.,
moreover, sell-made man, worker one
Of tue people, "a warm friend Of every 4Adus-
trial enterprise, a champion OF labor, ant
to-day the best representative OF Tie honest useful in
dustlial classes who cOud possibly be pres uted as can
diIate for the chief agstracy nation 10 whose vel
iaTe his life and energies have been devoted