New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-01
MR.. GREELEY'S LETTER.
COMMENTS OF THE PRESS.
NOBLE AND PATRIOTIC WORDS.
Eronn IN ~ Tntlfa Hc1luhlLcrn

| From Tk ~ Louie Republican
| hlr. GreeleY's letter accepting the Cincinnati
nomination Is vigorous, patriotic, and in admirable
taste IL Is platform OF itself, avoyng principles
aars 70 sn T M aesap few
nation and the Cincinnati platform together, and ep
and incisye than the original document He "joyfuIy
accepts" It's principles the bas OF true, bensncen
ouses strfes and hates which have longer sdeqnats
motive, plausible preteX lnts atmosphere Of
says he. your nomination in tho confident that
the masses OF our eountrymen North and South, aro
too long divided them forgetting that they have been
enemies In che joyful consciousnes that they arc and
roe words express the spirit Of the 80 far as
mand for real reunion OF two long divided peoples;
Tor an elimination OF war memories and war questions
loyalty" and rebel from our discussions Of public
questions; Tor the replacement OF suspicion, disrust.
will and for the restoration Of the oppressed and pros
lTate south 70 Its rlghtful place in the Government
expresses aud represents. and It Is upon them
tSe e North makes sSa rs appeal to the people Of
have eyer y been proclaimed BY The Admnistration
win and fraternity a divided country; rule az tho
South has meant and stil estfangement. STRIFE.
ton, ignorance, and carpetbaggery its agencies are
KgKlux laws, enforcement bills troops barracks and
ton party, we aim at the conformation aud overthrow
OF this whole system Of force fraud and partisanis
The election OF Horace Greeley Will accomplish this, aud
no other possible result can.
AN ADDITIONAL PROOF OF FITNESS.
From The Sc Louis Tines
The letter of Mr.. Greeley accepting the
Liberal nomination is what was to be expected from
gentleman Of his eminently good and undoubted
pcit terms what he conceves to be the issues to be de-
sdfd and to the support 81 Which nc 9aS S 10 give all
It also of his confidence in the Intelligence and
self in way Irrevocabe in ITSELF honestly intended
to be the generosity OF their surages The letter
Mr. Greeleys entire dsnterestedness the matter OF
his nomination, and to doubling minds furnish an ad-
ditiona argument as TO the fitness OF his nomination.
A CANDIDATE THAT THE LIBERALS MAY BE
PROUD OF.
From TIE Providence Herald
The letter of Horace Greeley, accepting the
nomination Of the Cincinnati Convention, VIII, ap.
pears u.s. receive the commentator of candid
ident. the Baltimore Convention may or may not SEQ
to indorse his nomination But can congratulate
they intrnsted him with their Standard without in the
least compromising our allegiance TO the Democracy
A MASTERPIECES. OF sTATEsMANsHIP.
From The Jersey Ctty Herald
The letter is a masterpiece of craftsmanship.
Strong in It's simplicity, direct and clear IN it's reasonng
broad comprehensive aud solid in Its meaning, e dis
arms criticism, meets the warm appreciation OF all I'M
preJudced minds, aud strikes dumb the political enc
mics of it, author. Now Will some Of old Bourbon
Democrats, who never learn anything and who never
forget anything, tell how the very essence OF Demo
cratic principles better enunciated than In tha
letter OF Greeleyf When slavery died the back
bone OF the a parry T6a 6 pary i
never restore the old Bourbon Democrats to p0wef
a gain. IL would be taking step backward
STRENGTHENED MR.. GREELEY.
The ST. Pavl PIONEER
1t is beyond question that Greeley's reply to
the official OF his nomination, has sfeng nened
his position immensely. Its language Is clear ringing.
une1niyocaI He has patiently waited TO precisely
how the people throughout the land received the news
from Cincinnati; and, satisfied with the scrutiny. has
thrown himself boldly into the contest Horace Greeley
has ceased ~ be a partisan.
LETTERS OF GOLD.
FrOn The IOtdo Democrat
Every word of Mr.. Greeley's letter OF &C.
ceptance boldly written IN letters OF gold. His brave
words carry with them the prestige Of success. Every
comprehensive, neisve sentence OF this remarkable
document means az era Qf American Drotherhood ana
herr and brans-a polished finished piece OF English
composition worthy Of the first journalist OF tne age
has touched the popular heart 10 HORACE Greeley TOT
;1sS fffts esfeTods afid Timely words, from every
state and Territory Of the Union there WI DC @ win
1,ise OF a peope's gratitude The white nat VIII WIN
before we deliberate at Balumore; --7--T s7V--