The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-01

think, finally determine them; Pennsylysn,a
prophoeieatt. Every indication points that way,
and therefore why close our eyes to the writing on
'.' AMONG THE REPUBLICANS
there is decided Reorganization. The nomina-
the Grant wing OF the party, and William b. Mann,
leader of the Hartranft clique, Harranf Is not
not be, but that he shall not be. This is Indicative
OF bitter determination, and means great deal OF
@ all 81 s Se
ocracy are rubbing their hands in anticipation OF
victory In the fall.
EFT rU FORNEy
Forney is willing, yet AFRAID to mop" from Grant
to Greeley. He does not lack sagacity foresight.
Courage two months ago would have fixed HIM He
lacked Ii then and believe regrets II now. Even
now he let's II dare not wait upon would;' for
proof Of this see the accompanying editorial letter,
telegraphed from Washington yesterday and pub
lished In the Press OF to-day
Reading win repeat New York butwh special emphasis
sr
date President have never doubted such would be
ns Time s W. Says ss G"s s
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the North rsverIg dot inc and disc pine in moment
am he seniss'sdy ps,ise olias y y.
Sir Robert eT FEEL Fl he me
turkish admiral Who stated out with gay ana well;
ss$sS i''S s,s .,S 's ss%
was an act Of treason on the part q single person But
e u Sc There he
sasridcia flowers, he is ready g go sonscousy Ike
say
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| democratic
Horace lies the surface, longer concealed nor de-
THE DEMOCRATS WANT THE GOVERNMENT
e ses @
had been alsc = himself and bis isas jus; as they were
anything 70 beat Grant, They viii have road to
before s nsy IA or' w
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Se s%sS. 'a IN nSa EVE
arsssss sSss sas fear :. rs
at o% Sa
ss@' en'l.sd pear 0s''ssS' as
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sna sss ss Worked BY s s %s
ton; Greeley, Presidents would control than
s.s Or
s assT HAL ss'ass I9s P"sy sas
w Sc VI M Try prse ws ike
odsr hut ms fn nS the action oS Penn
our National Convention next week. From present
appearances Pennsylvania will again be the battle
N New York next ext ovemSer we allow maen 70 man.
age counses in that State and If the opposition
wise and discreet Some Of the men Ct lhs helm IN Penn
"A very little Is expected at their handsvery
little for them but vast thing for the people, and that
1 little Ito . ~yT =. 4 .----sf sEss
3 GIVE rnr aEpunlrcAss 4 CHANCE
to vote for good men in October The whole power OF the
national government Of the State government and q
iicians They manipulate everything. Let them enjoy
their prerogave but for their sakes they would
ought to recognize the Obvious that this year at
least something like discretion and liberation
shonld be manifested ~, iolsy .to W crss
be elected II stands Improve It, gentlemen Take
men of your school and stamp You please but take
Press and other papers have mpored these managers TO
save Grant objectionable asprans by bring
bugs carried dsmay the republican party Of
the whole State It not too late The way to victory IS
plain the road to defeat and surely our guides are
best. J. w. f.
| All through this letter is vein of passionate
pleading, not so much In behalf Of Grant as there
| Is for Forney "Even though was wrong, and
rights and the only way to prove this Is by eectinr
Grant. stake my all upon the hazard OF die, anC
| will die politically II have made this great mis-
take. Come, Fortune, We nckle dame, and hell
| to the heaven Of victory" Even now
| FORNEY IS IN WASHINGTON,
and has been there for the past two weeks, wins
pering words OF hope In the ears OF the chieitail
so much distrusts. Baltimore will prove how IA
his sagacity is Justified and Pennsylvania can alst
be lost by some of the men mt the helm unless Penn
sylvania's local prejudices are consulted.