Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-17

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Administration mas occ@slouea among 'no
eh-eui'or nlouus anu aothirors' Inc move
ment Is regarded not 80 mueh as ah opposi-
ton TO Gcn. Grant US an opposition to Mr..
Greeley. IL Is construed to mean not so
much u blow ut Philadelphia as blow at
Mr.. Grceley's Endorsement by the Baltimore
convention,
The gentlemen who lead 10 this new bolt
are the original Cincinnati boilers. Among
them, with the illu'trious name we have men
toned above, are Jacob ID. Cox Oswald OF
tendOrier, Judge Brinkorhoh, VIM. Cullen
Bryant DANid A. Wclls' anu several others
who made Cincinnati all that II was, with
cut whose support the nominations there
"ade would bc regarded as one oil the humor-
Gus Incidents oi lhe campaign somewhat
Siter 'he iashlon oil ueorge francs trains
ee"-mauc nomination ana the nomination, ny
aeonpie dozen crazy Women' oi victoria Y.
woodruff It's no longer secret that these
gentlemen arc utterly disgusted with Mr.
Groeleys eandidacy-that they look upon his
election TO the Presidency as one OF the great
est cham'ues that could oeial tne country
'noy were euchreu suu ue'ea'ea u Sineth-
uSu oy tno snArp ana uu'oi' management oi
tne MeHIuios anu tno SoeniSuoa IN Io'sslns'
:, '"0 'as' inOuS Huo wv" iein snoui
Wno' aS rV,oIh oanuiuS'e' ' ooeonie' every
NTy niV'S unu nio'o iidisuiou''
, Aua1 "SS 'lo 0Io'.o ',', " 'uoso seuuo-
'nou w 'uo '1a'Ioaoy, ou' 'u.,r ",p''H''ons
N''o "oiv"'0" W innuenoc' "nien tnoy no"
Sco Nou'u nnaAo 'no uau'.'suauon oI mr.
"'eoey, no Snou'u oc cloe'eu, ono oi inc
most dsgraoeiui ana corrupt that We nave
had IN all our history. IL the cincinnati
convention meant anyihing' IL meant Tree
uadc' Inc gentlemen VINO led III II intended
to lay the foundation OF distlnetively free
trade party "hlch, although IL might not
win In lofS' would win In 1910, or iour years
later. Mr.. Greeleys nomination made the
Cincinnati gathering almless, and destroyed
what Its leaders considered lis u'eiulness In
the iuture, ne oil all men IN the land was
tne lAst VINO snouiu nave oeeh nominated
HIS seieeton kiled us uIpose In embryo
ana rendered. inPosSio'e tue CROWN OF inc
rro,oho' o,cr al, ,,a isnd
orancnes over u. inc Anu,
"nat VIII tne polters uo' lhe ITuo"Ne DC
GrreIev I'm. n writes in pIoomy m,san.
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lnlOllL HDlL Ol n way Lllhl 10 Nv no llNAuh tfl=
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,,ns s.,e Tho c,Ii Il hollcyos IN n, an MI
ta,Inn n e, cn, fcr,nco hcivecr ,rc fcyv ,,h,
,ro ,,I,s,,is0oJ Vim, ,ho ILL.,, All ,ho ,,.n,
,,hn rnr,Ins,,d and cordIaI,v -snrno,t n ~
do,,rnIro ,,ha, /. ,bo h,s, nnd mo-, nra.,I
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Lin ,hos. ,no,,ss. and we hayo no. mo- rsoeoa -
donb, ,ba, IhIs viii bo tbe ca,c pothing nm,
good can come from the conference" The
T,I,,n, ia cyIdeptIv blinded bv Its devotIon
IN II. former chief An the genlIemen whr
b.V, .I,,ncd tho cali in oncstIon belIeye thal
Greeley's trIumpb in November would he m,
greatest dIsas,er that couId befall not oul,
themselves but the entire country.
From the day of the nomination they hay,
been sore aud disappointed. William Culler
BRYANT who sympalhlscd with the Cincinnati
movement until il pcrpetratod tue Joke oI
nominating Mr.. Greeley, has arraycd th,
Eoeiag Post against him with yigor and
in stylo that drives Mr.. Grcclcy's organ e
set it down among the journals that stand b,
the administration. Carl sehurz has mo-