New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
NOTES ON TIE CONVENTION.

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Jefferson County VIII appoint a delegation
81. C,.,ci,pati m saturday The Reform sentiment Is
strong IN the county and some OF the nosI eaInc.' II,
uplcaus Of tie district VII DE named a' TepIeSo'''
Col. Wilbur f. Sanders, one Of the two del
rates elected TO represent Montana IN the Phad"phia
Convention, has conoiude1 10 'npIt 't i, t tnd
m0yement ana Is OA lis way ~ lAAt Guy W -'oAu
the COnNcuUOn
Cincinnati Convention excursion tickets, New
York 70 Cincinnati and return, for "a va inc New
York Central and Hudson River Railroad can De oD,
tained at the Companys Offices No. 4lJ bl"adway ana
GranJ central Depot also TIE Lake Shore EA44"iy
ONCE, No. p, BfOaGWly'
A witness of the signing of the Declaration
Of Indepeudence in 1916 VIII DO present when the new
declaration OF freedom shall be made al Cincinnati on
Wednesday next. The veritaDe armchair IN WhcA
John Adams sat when he signed the original Declaration
will be forwarded from this city TO cincinnati AAd W"
Inc occupied by the Chairman VI the COLVoHuoh'
The pOLtical reform has reached New
u,unsbre Letters received IN this city indicate thAt
tbere will be full delegation the Cincinnati Conven-
ron ,9pposed Of some Of the most prominent men OF
the state and headed by those who have been mcmes
Of the Republican CoANeAuO-s - 4el AL" -''' - '-
Ough Organization Wi. soon be elccted'
Discussing the strong Republican bias of the
neople Of Illinois, The Missouri Republican. drawingthe
moral of the overwhelming Liberalism developed IN that
state saws Il Is not much ~ say that the RepuD-
lcan doctrines pure and simpe-the doctrines Whlch
Lincoln advocated IN his speeches and prociaInato'
I inst red
are better understood and more dryotedly - loyed ~
Illinois than anywhere else; anu TINS fact heretofore
sufficiently clear 70 the observing eye IS @ tDl4ya3 any
demonstrated By tue rapid gr0WtA ot tAe L0eI"4 o'0
ment there
Referring 70 the dispatch in the newspapers
that August Belmont was at Cincinnati urging the noun
paton Of Charles Francis Adams as candidate Tor Pres
ideDt before the Convention 20 assemble there next
week giving assurance that Mr Adams would receive
the Democratic support, the Hon. Fernando Wood Chair
man NJ the Joint Caucus Of Democratic Senators and
Representatives, is reported as saying that mere ars
no Democrats in Congress IN iavOr Oh hT. ADAMS, anu
that n MS opinion IL s quite certain that the Demo
cratic National Convention VIII nominate another
ticket If Mr. Adams shall be chosen at I.nc1na,. n
Altbough the time and pace for holding the Demo
cratic National Convention not formally fixed IL
understood that vii DC held II CT LOUIS oA Ie i' VI
July.
The Catholic Telegraph Of Cincinnati ventures
word Of advice 10 aymen and thinks that the Liberals
would win as sue day" with any Of The following
tickets:
.samon P Chase for President. Gen. 3 Rosecrans
for Vice President Cen Hancock WIN ~; & M. ~,
two named would walk over the mountains,
lakes aud praries. Here's another ticket horace t
Greeley for President, and Gen. Rlsecrahs, LoI
Ticr.Pyesideut The respectable names OF Charles
Francis Adams. Lyman TrumDul and Judge paws & are
moi strong enough lust yet. Men who are most VI lnel
seyes-ving Platforms men who have wrlt'eh tnciI I
names upon counrys history in the dark DAYS ana
long nights If her bloody agony; men or rCyiI unu
culture ANA experience In public aHAIIs are nce1Su
Obliierate tie nepOtc epoch
When the New-York Republicans issued
their call for Cincinnati The Syracuse Standard when
had hitheO done excellent service IN the interest o
Reform .eclared its intention OF remaining with the
Grant , rather than endanger the Republican party
The .iro, OF the times have however, from day 10 day
been working upon the paper. and, yesterday IL fariy
confessed: THE Cincinnati movement Is daiy Decous
more and more formidable. 1t has called 10 us suppo
some Il the noblest ntelects IN the country ~ -,
ems &c estrange from the Republican party many OF T
odes. and most influential neinDeIs' ~ 10 ~
meatng the people The centefs ot h IAN nr,I dis
early adhered 10 it are joined py tIs ,H lu ,,s-
trct5 which, less easily breaking from Old paiy ' RS
NOV with a mighty column when their sylnPa'a ~ M
aroused and their judgment pefsuadeu III la' 49,. " "a nr
noIiicaI denarture There is no exaggefauOn III o'I @
stapments great revolution OF OPINION i - U,,..
wro,ght u hcn however mistaken may De tho % .
trnu winch II starts believes that it revoiis rom o
discipline of party at the behest OF prlneipe fbe
Is essentially same aa that WhIcn INKS ;,
se0ssions OF 1856 and 1861 from the DemoCrAtAV ~
The Washington Herald reviews the delega-
non from the District OF Columbia 70 tho C'H'ii
Convention and its record indicates with s'rons SiS
ca,ce how deep and widespread the dlssalisldo'o" "
thse central points where the working oI the Au'i,
tution is best seen All Of the delegates says INC
Herald we're original Radical Republicans Oh 'no O'
Pronounced type. Mr.. Bowen ia well Kho"n' Ia
Ield high Office under President Lincoln. and OF loca III
tuence among cOored voters second 70 none III "o
City Of Washington. The Hon. John d. Defrees ls We" =
known % the country lifelong Republican, %
a member of Congress from ndiaua ana Ine IN Wilson
natrou of v ce- President COfaK. The Hon JOhh @
Z well known as an influential and prominent 'p A.
iiesn and psr,onnl friend of President Lincoln mMr. M
/ Wilson VIII be recognized AS the brother Va Cnm.
Hon. Joseph 4. Wilson. late the pure and app . ra
missioner OF the Land Onice. VINO wa. ooi,
moved by President Grant for refusing 70 4Ts T,ar,
nze the unjust claims Of the numerous - ~
9anily 10 certain lands III the state of Missouri &
Nj Alexander has been long ana ~ ~ -'Iin IN,
tnoun 10 our citizens ono vi, ~ .,
,r.t...t Unon men aud Republicans OF tnn
District he enlisted private soldier az tno u1u !,
mcuccneut of the war. and organized anu ~, DanIeIs
the I,f Regiment OF District volunteers Coi
rofuuaude a nnesota egiment. and u NoI' Aio !" u
lawyer and Mason Gen Mcclellan was IoI man -,
A.staut ieneral under Presideht Lno
and is we'll known a. a consistent RepnOnoah MANY
,r.uiurlf uilu VIII accompany lllS uOlu u?'.."H 7"
-, aud "a ,pecinl train has been engaged 20 CON
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