The Republican journal., 1872-04-04
The Coming Conventions.

ne eTfesldentla campaign Is to be open
ed by the convention of the Liberal Re.
1 publicans at Cincinnati on the first dav OF
| May, only four weeks from this date
I Great Importance will be attached to the
4 deliberations of that assemblage, for upon
its r"sults is very likely to depend the fate
/ g. tie administration party. The Missouri
! or Liberal Republican movement started
with such an acceptable platform in the
contest of the State election which gave il
! birth. as at once commended it to the good
/ judgement OF every honest and patriotic
man. Its first contest was q swee pin o
I victory. 1t will 90 into the national can
vass backed by the power Of brains and
/ the prestige of success, and will gather to
its standard a body of sympathizers in
nearly every state in the Union The
movement which, east of the Mississippi.
was for time slow and hesitating, has
gathered strength ard courage. This
class of republicans have become conf
dent. their newspapers are outspoken,
and their leading men ready to face the
;.ha. 80 I1.
O'P'"N' VI 0OI'0t7 : A> piooi vi lhls'
we copy an address from the New York
Tribune of the 30th, as follows
To Col. WILLIAM GRosvENoR Chairman of
Executive Committee of the Liberal Repubi-
can Convention of Missouri, Washington D.
c.:
Sir. We Ranuhlicans of New York wish +o
tIs
>et forth Nv the liberal Rennblicsns of NiSsonri
We make This 1eparture from the ordipary
methods + party action from A deem conviction
that the organization TO which We belong is
" for personal purposes. and TO obstrucr = free
fxpres,ton of opinion unon mnortant ma+tar.
which the gentlemen whom Won renrasent NV
laid before the people of the United States We
believe the time has come when political Of
fences of the mast should be pardoned: thai all
citizens should be protected IN the rights guar
aral ravarion .h9uld he ,nnnsad far 'nas rva
and 80 adjusted a to make the burden upon the
that reform in the EVIL So, VICE sbonId ha rmse
winch VII relieve political action from the in
local self-government. the foundation of Amer
can ifeedon' shouId r., be asserted and the en-
and we also believe that At his time a special
''n.y re>ls upon the People 10 do away with
made in this State have brought To light evils
sr ,a'itu nu' ,,, " "ls pa,N nor 70
mliable than any which the republic has yet
ment hssn IN Wisso,'ri n' ,hrob NE on
the states and Influence every political party,
Mass Cdnyen,on m tbe ri,r OF Cinc;nns,i nn
re nrS' Wednesday, OF NAY next. aud we invite
Us. 10 co-operate in our action.
= Is1gtea dhNKf II; oELDfS. HORACE
DoRsHE1MER. SINCLAIR ToUsEY, SlGIsMUND
MHI,Fp M1CffnAIN Fnvrx r. RhW ehVwi1ES' W m ~
BRIGGS, CHARLES W. GoDARD. HENRY D.
y Rnxry W ",pslth MO tiCchiNs
7. BRADFORD. BENJAMIN A. WELLS, HORACE
D',r'7' ~. 'I'1i - III. " f' :, A.
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no" VIII the democracy stand relative
y " '"l' ni'' eine'l' - question OF
Pliille III ihporIahce' OhuouoteolV as we'll
"lsnefs ana lrlenos IN the present, and
a'ies "orhi"s LOT common oo)ect IN
lne iu'uie' IL 'he results Oh tne Clnclnnati
convention snail make the latter relation
possible. 1t will be stranye if having in
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subversiou of its constitution and ito
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present s'roig urllt towards centrallzatlon
and Imperialism. there cannot he fonnd q
co'nlion grouhu OF agreement. 1he
great object of restoring the Government
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