New-York tribune., 1872-06-05
TWO VIEHS.

ANAN WHO THINKS HIS PARTY IL GETTING TOO BIG.
To tAt EsItor Of rae TrIbEHs.
SIR: NV name appears in THE TRIBUNE as one Of
the secretaries Greeley meeting Of last night iaye favored the
Cincinnati movement think has been brought into
eporary dsrepue OF Mr. Greeley Of whose
friends holding Inducements 70 the sdherepts OF The late
rammany Ring aid s election, theT are the last mea
70 be zued or 10 work for nothing Of whose views
p,p and trade dad no warrant HsIbe Spencer Cheyaer
Mills Adam Smith any eminent poesc0na that
lived The Harvard Yale Dartmouth and as ara
,vd I none o he abe 20 yote o Charles Francis
~hom nails sill Be packed nor many bands PLY
70 e money through military raa1 Or Ianmny kngs aof
n nsme To advance Grant or Greee Yoar' S,ihfay
NaS-YOrt, June l. 1872 WALTER IiBsos sS N's'Aa']
Mr. Gibson's proper course would have been to
decline when the Committee asked for the use OF his
name.-EDl
A PAPER THAT DOES NJ APPROVE OF THE OBJ
JECTORs TO A BIG PARTY.
From TAe LoaasUsle CoarierJ0urHaL
No dogskn spol ny neatly .idid hand-lCharss Lamb
The gentlemen who kd gloves and attend
sunday-sclooI are going to get up a pretty little
Free Trade chapel In which they can worship alb
,rti,n. in a neat genteman-like, ana perfectly nde
pendent way. DIR. William Cullen Bryant, splendid
old gentleman. Il to have frOnJ pew IN TINS ednoe Mr.
David A Wells, gentleman OF und0uDted culture and
sincerity is % lind In Is quiet ases sweet retreat
1.Teelev Mr. Edward Atkinson. a gentleman OF the
most unbending turn OF mind VIII do his
devotions in this delightful work with the
,,erfscy clear and steel--ysy cOmpOsure OF who
feeis that il is better pursue gentee phantom than
70 follow real idea II the real idea happens 10 be Ill
clad and chooses zgZag instead or proceeding ny
the straight line laid down by the engineers The real
rstOrTacy OF the church, however are 70 De found
u lie patrcan circles OF Cincinnati. There Mr jacob
ID Cox a gentleman who never seen IN his lie On
S,day oaside pair OF perfect kid gloves. Then there
h Mr. George Ward Nichols ana Mr. John Shlito whose
knOysedrr OF kid gloves and whose gentemanly sus-
ceptibry can be Oyerstated; and Mr. StallO, too
and Mr. George Hoadley and Mr.. Charles Remeln gen
But where is Mr. Stanley Matthews and Mr.. William
: (iroasbeckt The movement Will not De complete
without them for they gentlemen, too ami wear as
neat kid gloves a. the best OF them The Reformed
chapel must at least - subscribers, and we can
only count 90 Mr.. Remeln will preside az the organ,
and pay the music OF Chopin. Mr staio viii read az
sundays service chapter out OF kants Criuque on
pure Reason which win demonstrate how principles
may begin al tie big end and De Whitfield WITH
entire safety aud effect down 70 the little end OF moth
inc Mr. cox can make pure and judicous selection
OF Mr. Bryant's poetry, TO be adapted To Cho-
NJ Mn. music "a Mr Hoadey could desire. The
Stained glass designs for the chancel viii Of course be in
Iristed fo Nlr Bryant Mg GrOesbeeK sings excel
lent bass Mr. stanley Matthews aud Mr.. Edward At
Lnsou nave voices pitched somewhat unpracucay Nigh
but n the velvet cnshions be properly brushed, they
may he able % find the tenor OF their lives not their
voices such congenia company, After Mr Groeseee
books are merely incomplete without them Win them
they viii DE full. The prospectus of this new institution
Tor the diffusion Of kd goS will oe Issued shortly aud
shall laid before our readors. Meanwhile, hf hcue-
lin will proceed with the music.