New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-12

$500, S5roinistration and the neglect OF golden
opportunity by the assumed leaders P pressnt strife
but whichever may win. We believe ina ad the people
70 victory in any future contest
UNIVERSAL AMNESTY, PEACE, AND GOOD WILL
Prom The Baltimore sa5@ -. uo..
The National Democratic convention t coi IL
pleted yesterday, the work for which u -
adopting with unanimity rarely Deloto or~acitcs e.
any former Convention, the plato5s. Nv the Conven-
ton Of Liberal Republicans at ClncInnal anu NJ. Tytg
states nominaeS nv the came body. Horace Greeley OF
New-York and B. Gratz Brown OF aissOuI ar, sne
fore the regularly accredited and duly nominated can
didates of t6e Democratic party as Wen as o! the NJ
eral Republicans The fusion Is s nus 1C,nPti a.
been responded TO in Baltimore. Inc mana IT. and
forth the bloody chasI OF AngleG - ~ North
and West is casped by the Democrats OF every ~
fbe conntrv and instead of that bitter maxim " 10 inc
victors belong the spOs the hag OF great party ~
fng 70 the breeze, those other words OF hoolu4
and ausplcious import inscribed thereon universal am
,esfv raace and good will" This, II interpret III
arEht has the keynote OF the proceeunRs " IN
Convention, the spirit which has animated S meuDeis
and led to its results II has been emphaueay peace
convention. It, object has been the TeeoLoatVn
ONLY but in deed the union OF hearts as wei as
OF States Is II the viii OF the people that hi,,r
be by-gORes that the war, VIII H' ,ss ont M
memories and haffOrgOten hates, shail PISS out y,
sight and OF mind and the sections so long esdnse
be cordially and forever united ID me Dolus u a
amty and good wil Shall the American people DE one
once more the pride OF common country con- con-
mon Copstitutiop common heritage Of civil and pOlt-
liberty Is 10 their evil destiny 20 bequeath 70 @
injury and wrong consequent upon the o. sections,
and osered and aggravated by subsequent s glsauon
henceforth 70 live felOw-citizens IN spirit ana IN
trutbl The whole Liberal republican movement 70
which the action Of the Democratic Convention yesteI
day response. is predicated upon the posi,1 VI
Affirmative answer 10 these questions. IAat answer
only the ballOt-uoX November can glVei put 70
those who have faith IL the generosity Jusce anu as
namy OF the people ana IN the Iu.l I-i ~ sI,c
,icrfy ana earnesness which have been the dis
just adjourned
THE TICKET OF CERTAIN VICTORY.
Prom TIE Jfica OtsaTer.
To-day we place at the head of orr columns
the names of Horace Greeley OF New HOIk LOT
OF the United states ana Benjamin Sidz btJEG O5
Missouri for Vce-President. II you had been toa Que
wear ago to-day that this ticket would have been iLe
unanimous choice OF the Dsmoerats OF dns s9d & 70
victory ana restore the country 70 prosper1ty-you
stand in wonder at the rising the tidal which
10 sweep Grant back TO his native ODculiy ana Destroy
Tie man who is hOuOred above al other men to-day has
never turned aside from the generous ptlnclpies
Gis Life were originally cast among the poor ana
lowy-aDd now among The poor ana ioWly ne mus az
lifted the fallen. be has defended religious liberty, he
white soul under Oiack SAN; ne las Desn
steadfast in his faith 10 freedom during all the 80 ears
Of his active life The ticket when MES az the he4 OF
our columns to-day viii be elected III NO, VENEER nor
ace greeley the old editor and farmer the man OF the
people, and Gratz Brown whose brilliant staUeShdnsAlP
and generous policy have gwen rene lle 20
will carry the country by storm. Han OF New England,
all the Middle states three-duarters OF the west
and the entire South, with me possible t4eeP,Ion
OF Liberal DemOcracv-of Greeley and Brown We enter
people I'm unulistakabe terms had already express
fleir determination TO elect Presidential ticket even
before its adoption al Baltimore. But that triumph by
mo- means measures the extent Of coming victory.
Here al home the consolidation Of the forces opposing
Grantism revoutiouzes the politics Of Oneida ami all
f rsi m boriug counties on every quarter the fields
are ripe for the harvest The reign Of corruption ana
the era Of personal government are almost ended
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rights country abiding peace by the election OF
Horace Greeley.
Prom The TraH0a Ille -4aaila1
We have not concealed our opposition 70 the
nomination OF tne CllcIuud'l HOui.uge' D' m +.7
racy, and We think We may claA tAai We nave s54.gu
our reasons fairly and with cau00r That Horace cree
lev should be nominated by a Democratic Convention
nothing less than polIlcil miracle NhlcA aon
ing but a most extraordinary condition OF puDAc auTs
and an equally extraordinary condition Of public feeling
consequent thereon could have DrOuEh aooul. IL seem
as II the people, wearied with strife disguised Win the
veuaity Of in office, and determined 20 BRING about
change, have lad ASIDE az tAaI ls oI 'ue Iasa'
and much that IS OF the present, ana re-
mons in the one single purpose OF driving the present
obnoxious Administration from power, and That Dehev-
ing cooperation with the Cincinnati movement Afforded
the best available means 10 accomplish lAe desired emu
have deCreed such cooperation. That IL NAV enre U
the countrys good We earnestly hope II cannot but DO
ent corrupt and despotc dynasty Of Grant No greater
Of the present Administration IN power The decision OF
the Baltimore Convention leaves no alternative between
its head II other words, IL Is now choice between
Greeley and Grant As between the two we could
have DO hesitation IN making choice At least MI
Greeley has conception OF the decencies and dgniles
OF the Presidential office, and Grant has not and MI
OF his Office and maintain its high characte, which Gen
Grant has failed 20 do. Under these considerations,
then and accepting decision OF the Baltimore Con-
venrOn, accordance with the resolution Of State
Convention a. final and conclusive we place the names
OF Greeley and Brown at the head Of columns We
been made viii be realized ana that they NAV lead
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enemies VI free democratic government.
ADMIRABLE AND PATRIOTIC.
From ne Baltimore GGze1e
The action Of the Democratic National Con-
veDton, yesterday in nominating its candidate for the
Presidency outside the ranks OF its Own party, Will make
u forever memorable. None but those who know how
tenaCOusly the Democracy cherish their party tras-
mate the extent OF the sacrifice they nave been called
upon 20 make. For three-quarters OF century they
have been accustomed 10 fight their own battles under
their own leaders asking no iavors aud counting no
odds Founded from the beginning on principles vital
10 the prosperity OF the country and welded by the
power Of It's splendid organization into compact mass
the Democratic party has been, FOR more than two
eratOns party OF many victories and but few deeats
So long as il held control Of the Government the
country prosperous, and the coordinate de-
their respective spheres their Constitutional functions.
What wonder then Is 10 that men who have hitherto
acted with the Republican party shocked at condition
Of affairs they contemplated, should separate from
their associates and should seek to bring about
Administration and return to better and Purer order
OF things Nothing could be more admirable OF more
patriotic than OF the National Democratic
Convention yesterday. Casting aside al party pTeu-
dices and sinking all minor issues In view OF the great
end attained il randy and resOlutey To the
height Of the occasion by giving its formal sanction 10
the proposed coalition. II has done WELL and under
the leadership OF Mr.. Greeley a victory can be won
which otherwise unattainabe the unsefsh patriot
caused the Democratic party abandon old
traditions for the promoting welfare Of the
Republic, will strengthen il IN public regard and add
other 70 its chapet.
THE CONVENTION PERFORMED ONLY ITS SOL
EMS DUTY.
From The Journal
The Democratic National Convention has
completed task; II has both accepted the Cincinnati
nj il uu ~ md uro-