The New York herald., 1872-08-21

don't Of the yniee States We think General Grant the
and VII
out good @ ds!socTat Yor ny part sGa % an can 2
we get out good Ss%ocTas 6ss most not a! \ he
Or ss &c SS pS &c party die
\ q. WHY rHEY FAILED IN NORTH CAROLINA.
The editor OF the Charlotte North Carohna) Bull
letfn writes that the conservatives failed to carry
that State because five thousand democrats re-
'''''' wv Mr. r. cHxhIEs ssis LIE = REsSEIIS, % S
OF Ohio, who has been claimed by both the Grant
the September i movement, move mt though he win not at.
tend the convention.
son OF the West virginia f anH Senator and the only
delegate at baltimore whose voice was heard say
ing ''nay," writes, repudiatIng the whole thing
and saying that he s xiOus to do any thing in his
power to aid the straight-out democratic move
ment.
THE TIMID DOUBTERs
The following lettcr is one among number show
Ing that there ts really doubling undercurrent
that s only waiting to be heard and to be led 1t s
from Taylorvtlle, ILL.,
COLONEL BIAsroN DUNCAN
DKAR sIRIn the Msoai Democrat Of the 7th inst there
;sr: e $s%SsIs, Sss ;i PENDENT
delegates Convention Quite scn,roSsrsy arose
Greeley Denying e. wen
that genuine Please wrise @ and state whether
is7a and signed BY "Bianton Duncan Chairman" and
mucn ODuBe
"rHE UNTERRIFIED OF EGYPT"
letter rom southern Illinois, signed by Q mum.
Der who call themselves "The Unterri1ed Of Egypt"
says that they want straightout ticket
letter from one of the most prominent ana in
nuential citizens OF Douglas county, Illinois, says
that the feeling there "is one or intense disgust
with the action OF the Baltimore Convention" And
that the nomination OF straight-eut democrat
democratic party here"
A..AHn-
of these the Senator, and who has always been q demo
crat, closes long and serious letter as follows-
"In the belief that an opportunity VIII DC anorded
ocrats throughout the Union to vote as democrats
and maintain their integrity, am,n &C.
There are many other earnest letters rom Mlchl-
gan.
VICIOUS BOURBON
from Salem, Mass., writes this way, in great
sprawlng hand:-
Il ssa enough bns Greeley e q scum nS ali
ssss HssRs sss &C.
Ssis $ bi m Is
nsp pe ss osa o anSSDs e as 5 %h IN Man.
blehead and hope to have chance to vote true demo
CONNECTICUT.
New Haven (COnn) letter asks for large
package OF circulars and promises delegates.
AN OLD EDITOR OF TEXAS.
renemanan 0IH old etorcWrites from Whtesboro
as fOllOws:-
DEAR sln-Being in full accord and sympathy with the
!ssdsr p ths true q the nation BY whom this
send
Sn % sss $ a Ssn ns
state In e as up0a n In to The
Greeley moSeme1s % was started By designing ambitious
Sn % ssSS Ss & t. % NTH s as
that he people dd not dreSm Of 90 grave fraud being
@
r. this very g1pstarai % alliance with the enemies of
This sases I rush % with anything 70 beat ornnp
which leaves the people without any medium through
to s n q s % ana s s sS
Ing Greeley democrats will soon drive them to resistance
rest assured that t. ( Leni,yille gives u.
or suffer- an ienominions defeat '''' 4N'
II @ :As nsSe the
ns dee1 Re o at the desks ana can beat
naxs ie posea ii sspsfsnee in Texas and at one
claim to Know something Of the sentiments Of the people
how
MINNESOTA.
democratic press there is committed to Greeley,
and the leading politicians have carried Off the
democrats who stick to the faith, and many who
would return TO 1t If they had o certain-sounding
DuQle and o rally1ng point.
Another letter from Winnebago says large por-
tIon Of the democrats there will be with the move
ment as soon as 1t gets fairly in motion. "In this
ent position. We desire somebody to vote for this
Fan other than Is now before the people,"
prominent Mississippi lawyer writes from Oko.
Iona as follows:-
Colonel BLANroS DuycAN:-
Point in Coax county the 24th INST We hope e haye
r 1, % % @ OF gTea ana true nc men na TINS dis
S ae sS w To II % II and But e1 M
only sound with
send campaign doeumen,s We want the record q
ssTs SHa ss Of
S hey
not support Greeley and nowhere do ind any enthy
q support Greeley When they consider bis rscoTd
letter from Culpepper, Va, says:-
Ing read your hsSy ps!fs.s srssIs! iiis:
Scs Hy him. o Al Ss entertain the nSs
opinion Give US one Of our own party.
MISSOURI
Here is a letter from rather profane Professor
OF Latin In q Missouri colege:-
cause in. this region, Our democrats are supporting
a svs "G IN he sss S %
SS SsSf as ss NOT Ssi'
Graz Brown Is not overpopuar here rs he regular
aafgs
you. Yours, truly -.
A CONTRIBUTION.
Ono earnest Individual sends o dollar "to help
along the good cause"
EXCESSIVELY so.
A Kentucky red-hot writes that under no con-
sderaton will he support Greeley or any other
ticket that endorses the several s0called consttu-
tional amendments; and that he will "wOrk Of
nightsn to get money enough to pay his expenses
to the Louisville Convention.
A REGULAR STRAIGHT-OUT.
An unpunctuated individual writes from Ne
braska as f0lOws:-
Mr. Col blandon duncan chairman Of tho committee
louisville kentucky dear sur being democrat and sub
scriber of the Moo York Dey book sir cannot support
Greeley thar plenty of Democrat here that wont
TO the Election tai IL we Democrats Don't git strait out
out ticket sir am tennesseean and shoultered my
muskct In thc Of Freedom & right 4 fought four