New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-18
THE SOUTHERN PRESS.
HEARTY ENDORSEMENT OF THE LIBERAL
TICKET

HEARTY ENDORSEMENT OF THE LIBERAL
TICKET.
THE GREATEST POSSIBLE CALAMITY.
from The Merphs AEaLlnehs - ~,
Evidence is cumulating that the CINCINNATI
ticket Is the strongest that could nave been P9 IN Ins
cratc managers force the reeect0n OF Grant, u VIII
sweep the country No greater calamity than Demo
cratic nomination could possibly DeiAAi the COUNTY, ~
'''' OLD ISSUES ABANDONED.
we consider the issues of the past have oeen
abandoned BY Mr. Greeley because they sre 80 aa &
ernment ana generei amnesty. and cannot oe denied
that these are the chief panks ~ us on H. Give
these are free from Federal mterIerense ~
the states, and peace and good VIII will once more rsu
a.nong tie people.
- POLITICAL SUICIDE;
Prom TAx Georg,0cz cou1,r i.
For our p.art, we do not hesitate TO say that,
N the coming convention tails 70 ndorse the nomlaao
OF honest Horace Greeley, II VIII commit REQ ae So a
present the rH AZ the Presidental lection comes
round just certain Y III the raH aud me Oh me
eaye solitary and sSS4 chce whO BY possiOiiy may
presume 70 dictate a contrary "a VIVA
No FEAR OF THIRD TICKET
TAs Kaorstae and HsraLt
We have not the slightest fear that third
ticket will be presented ~ overwhe ming viii have
become the manifestations OF Democratic sentiment be-
fore the 9th OF July 10 generally and positively VIII the
delegates De instructed against nomination, that tho
viii of the people will be faithfully recorded and
do not look upon the assembling Of the Baltimore Con-
venton therefore. an event at all calculated 10
ley toward the White House but the contrary, To
give it additional volume and fresh impetus.
THE WHINING CARD.
From The Nashsils BaRAer.
We say-and say it boldly, and with mean
ng-hat the people OF Tennessee who honestly believe
the Greeley and Brown ticket the winning card in this
campaign, and who really desire the election OF THAI
ticket, cannot commit themselves to this DemocTatic
avOwed Democratic ticket go io1le ana 50 heraided
n print aaG RSs tSra ~ or greeley and Brown us
really in the electoral college for whomsoeyer
the Baltimore Convention OF party hacks In July ne1a
AN UNPArRIorIC COURSE.
From T7< Ripky TENN Ssrs.
Ii seems To US that, under the circumstances,
the holding OF National Democratic Convention II
unnecessary. Certainly the nomination OF candidates
insure the defeat OF movement toward government
reform NO one not erazed by desire TO obtain ONCE
nor unreasonaDy concerned AZ 20 the name Inscribed
upon the banner under which ne fights for good cause,
nation would be equivalent 20 Grants reelection. Con-
any Intelligent member OF the Democratic party who
would counsel such course.
SHALL THE SOUTH BE BOUYDg
From The Richmond Wing.
1t is known that the Southern Conservatives
by Oyerwhelm ming malOriUes opposed TO Democratic
nomination, for the that such ticket would IN
Grants election, and warmly in favor OF voting
for the Cincinnati ticket What chance would they stand
IN Convention by whose acts they are 70 De- 'DOund,
through OF their leaders, Mr.. voorhees,, that they
VIII not bound by any action OF the Convention whcn
snail not accord with their views and preferences 10
candidates. Are the Southern Conservatives 70 be ted
hand and foot when they 90 into the Baltimore Conyen
LOOSE This matter ought TO be carefully looked INTO
THE DIFFERENTIATION OF THE SOUTH.
from The AaHghis Appeal
We once induguratcd political revolution
in Tennessee. We dealt fairy and honestly Ytu partisan
who coOperaed with US ia the election OF -enter
combinations Is proposed to be effected in a Federal
election. We reason why the results IN the last
should differ from those evolved 9y the .ocal contest.
When the Republicans were induced 70 meet IN Clncin.
natl, they assured Of our cooperation They shall
have it, and such is the determination OF the SOUTH
Read what the 100 papers say rom which We have made
excerpts. Mr. Belmont may retire There are TOO many
WHAT VIRGINIA OWES MR.. GREELEY.
From The LyHcsbVry Republican,
Virginians Will remember that IL was IN
Cen Grant accorded them the privilege Of voting down
the proscripuve features OF the Underwood Consttu
ton rather than 20 any magnanmty upon the par or
Gen. Grant They viii remember that, with the demand
for universal suffrage which the Radical party made
Mr. Greeley the first % append universal amnesty.
Men change rapidly IN these days, and while Horace
Greeley may have done MS part with Others m punga;
Of him that he has done more 20 assage s hs so1
than any man north OF Mason ana Dix0ns me. mo
sOutherners are brave people, aud brave men arc
never ungraeful.
THE CONVENTION MUST DECIDE,
While we are inclined To think that the Ma
tional Democratic Convention should and no doubt VII.
heartily ratfy the Cincinnati proceedings, II is clearly
expedient that the National Democratic Convention
shall pronounce the question. In this connection.
we would remind friends that IL IL worse than folly
to imagine the South elect the Greeley ticket
that it be elected at all against the wishes OF tho
Democratic masses in the North and West We see M
reason why the Democratic Convention should noG
accept the ticket and platform, and believe 1t VIII
assuTedy do but II s proper, right, and necessary
hat the Convention should the subject and
sneak its judgment, and any false and spasmOdlo
attempt fOrestal the regular party proceedings VIII
be fatal 10 the Greeley ticket, disastrous u the party
unity rnOus the country, ana death To the south
THE PATTI OF WISDOM.
From Tie CAarls0n Courier.
As we have already said, there is no differ
ence between the platform which the Democracy Of
tle south stands and OF the Liberal Republican
party at Cincinnati There have been differences, but
these are all settled aud closed by constitutional amend
meuts. afford 10 quarrel about mere names
or abOut persons. Messrs. Greeley and Brown Doth
stand squarely and firmly on the living issues OF the
present. These than vital to Of the south.
they open up way OF deverance aud OF return to self
government the people OF these states hed under
pains penalties, and with no title 70 American cti-
zenshp and freedom which the present ADMINISTRATOR
feels bound regard. Our Judgment Is thai
the path of wisdom for the Democratic Convention 10
the voice OF the SOUTH ana raty Tue nOniAaons
already made
AMPLE TINE TO REFLECT.
The Atlanta Constitution.
We confess very frankly that between Gree-
lev Davis, Adams, and the other Republican Reform
leaders, Greeley Is acceptable any or then ana wo
cannot that Democratic discrimination that
can swallow one man. and yet make wrY faces az
Of the same stripe open me u0or W
me possibility OF Democratic support or Republican,
Candidate aud hypercrtca personal objections 10 TINS
that candidate become our or place. sort OF con-
tagious enthusiasm has swept the country we prefer