The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-05-11
TELEGRAMS IN BRIEF.
The Cincinnati Convention.

The Cincinnati Convention.
The following are the additional details Of the Gin
| cincinnati Convention, not published last week.
Cincinnati. May a-'rhe sixth ballot WIS ordered
amid confusion. Greeley gain.d 4 in Georgia aud o
| in Indiana. The announcement was received with
cheers side and Kisses the other. The I'LL
nOis delegation withdrew for consultation, and when
they returned. announced q for Adams II for Gree
ley Mcclure changed Pennsylvania ~ 80 for Greeley.
Indiana changed to ~ for Adams md Illinois chang.
ed 10 Greeley. stampede Ut changes now occurred
hut the n0irc and confusion made it Impossible to
hear them. The Chair finally announced the whole
vote H. necessary to choice us; Greeley Asa, Ad
ans 1877, the balance scattering
On the dnal vote. California, Oregon and Nevada
cart their entire vote for Greeley.
Grcelcy's original strength was confined chiefly
to the Southern States and New York. The Sout b
adhered to him throughout almost unanimously.
The convention then proceeded to omnate can
didatc for Vice President.
Crate Brown, Trumbull, Cox. Cassius NJ Clay. Ju-
liam, Upton aud others were named. Trumbull, Cox
and Clay withdrew, and Governor Brown was nomi-
mated on the I'd ballot, receiving 4s5 votes.
Comments Of Press and People.
Cincinnati, May S.-The Liberal Convention 10
clearly failure. Many Of the influential delegates
dcnOunce the result bitterly fraudulent selling
out Of the principles on which the convention was
called The proectiousts laugh At the platform. and
the free traders dcde both the platform and candi-
dates Schurz made bitter speech in the Missouri
delegation after the adjournment against the bargain
between Greeley and Gratx Brown. for the nomina-
tons well understood woud be tho result OF the
combination between their friends contaminated last
night with the aid of Frank Blair. majority Of the
Ohio delegation say openly that they will support
Grant unless the Democrats nominate Adams Or
similar peace man an honest platform. This cent?
mcnt II widespread In the West. The purpose Ut the
bargain, 1t IL said. to the Pennsylvania iron
tariff and advance the political fortunes Of Greeley and
Brown ply. The cause Of revenue reform If con-
sdercd slaughtered, aud the chief principles Of the
Missouri platform sacrificed.
The Reunion and Reform Convention met this af-
tnoon and adopted resolutions similar to the Liberal
platform. The news of the nomination Ut Greeley
was very unfavorahly received by the Convention.
Judge Stalo expressed profound disappointment.
lie said he sasAed that the Liberal party lacked
honesty and courage.
Mr.. kittrd:c hoped the convention would utterly
rcpudiate the action Of the convention.
Dcnser, Ut Missouri bitterly declared that Greeley
was nominated by corrupt politicians.
resolution instructing the Executive Committee
to call National Convention, was passed. adjourned
sine die.
New York, Nay 8.-On the reception Of the news
Of Grceleys nomination crowds gathered at the Tri-
b""e Office. and Greeley called out. but he declined
to speak. salute of one hundred guns was drc;l in
the City Hall Park in his honor.
The Ecpress Gays odd white Hat will take large
portion Of the Republican party with HIM. aud that
the Democrats will endorse the nomination.
The Commercial! Adrertiser says the prospects, of
the Republican party have Frightened and whether
the Democrats endorse Greeley or not he il doomed
to defeat
The Ere"ing Poss heads the ncws-"Gra nd Fa,
ure!" "Reform Surrenders to Monopoly aud Cen
The ortd expresses profound surprise ut the result
OF the Cincinnati Convention aud Gays that it cannot
cndorse, and one has reas0n to believe the Demo
Gratis will support. It. However, it will reserve it,
judgment until the meeting Of the Democratic Nation
al Convention.
The Sun, Of to morrow, says: There never was such
nm honor paid to the newspaper press as the nOmna-
ton OF the two ut Cincinnati It believes the Liberal
Republicans and Southern Democrats will all support
Greeley aud that fact will exert powerful inurpcs
On Northern Democrats
The Tribune Of tomorrow, says We mako no
comments On the ticket presented yesterday At Gin.
cinnat The people without distinction Of party are
It, and will in due time indicate their
Judgment thereon. The article then procees to speak
d the tariff plank In the platform, expressing belief
"a Will oe satisfactory to all parties and IL the
most sensible disposition Of this vexed question.
Inc I'"es speaks OF the nomination NJ sad farce
'o' says: 1t should produce good result 1t should
Gao tne present leaders of the Republican party to
OUTSIDER Inc responsibility to the people, 10 the steady
demands Ut the hour and make their proceedings
It Philadelphia worthy the present crisis. II snv.
mat Grant and Coax are infinitely superior to Greeley
md Brown But, It says It IL for the Republican pa,tv
decide what measures It shall attempt to carry ont
w earnestly trust that the wseet minds in the party
VIII 10 applied to 4 settlement of measured which
mall DC At once just and liberal towards al classes
nd oil sections Of the Union which shall DC worthy of
ne progressive spirit and temper Of the aye. and
n'cn snail oe calculated TO increase the honor and
enown OF the country. and promote the happines.
md prosperity Of its people,
Greeley expressed surprise At his nomination. and
aid he woald accept In . letter.
Springfield, Mass, May 3-The Republican M IN
morrow, will say The Cincinnati Convention rcstcd
ontent In doing well when the country and hour do
landed that It should do the best Il calls the atts
'on Oh the opponents to the movement to Greclev,.
'cs' poputNlty, and warns those who think he n |
asy 70 beat, that they may discover mistake.
indianapolis, May a-The nomiuation Of Greeley
no Brown gives general satisfaction to the Conserve
ves and Liberal Republicans
Ine 1o~"oI-Ad Administrations thinks II IL the
eakest that could have been made. g..
Enisdelphia, Nay &-The Age, Of 70 morrow. IN
editorial, favors the nomination Of 4 Democratic
indicate tor President and expresses the belief that
n'ef Justice Thompson r. one in whom the DENIM.
ats would support with enthusiasm. ~ at.&
Chicago Nay G-The Tribune edisoriallv epdor,..
70 ticket and asserts that the domination
ofeesey 10 the work Of the psople - avsin.t the
'i's'c'ana 1t recounts his elements Of popularity
40 predicts that hs will carry, with one or two e.
oil the Southern and Southwestern states.
CIV York and Pennsylvania and At least three of the
sw England Statcs ts# 80
The Tunes says the nomination 10 surprisi me- ana
mesing and declares the Couvsntios failurs IN ies
IMMEDIATE results but whether It can be remsiied
~ : question which It intimates that the Demo
attic National Convention will decide.
Cincinnati, April 4-The Cosns,ercial endoe,es the
'm'nassoo OF Greeley and Brown, but at the ,.me
me expresses the opinion that Adams and Trunbull
QUO nave been better. serving it, right in case Of
Oetnocsas'c nomination, to support the strongest
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