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

liberation,
turbing obsolete questions people win be glad 20 Dy
aily which politicians may be sr.wd enough not 70 OBJ
pose but which II IL mperunence for them 20
10 direct and fatal for them TO bettle or
AN HONEST MAN WHOM TIE PEOPLE HAVE
CALLED TO LEAD REFORM
From TA> PAGadeIph.a 4gs tDsD,l =,
In the general uprising against ofnclal corrup-
pUn n1 t5e nobles vnrR Of Cod" who is to restore
TIE better DAYS OF the Republic. wheu PATRIOTISM ana
mon attributes Of American Presidents This Is the
expectation that Horace Greeley must inlnn II ne
n Is not by miStrust but by generous confidence that he
may be strengthened for this work hat ne onS
OF ours would now abate ii. We do not Know nm
by his record and that IL pure IN te cse " %
form and honest administration HIS name VIII sOrI Wei
Ss IaIT NAV he evr aid OF us or our paper Is
wrong, We opposed him. when Ae y -. -
it is entirely another matter. he stands now
with Chase Cowan, D0olttle, Blair, johnson,
schurz Trumbuil. and other kepuDilcahs WIN ~
embraced Democratic principles Of free pure civil gov
ernment and made common cause with their nie-ong
Democratic supporter. That Is the meaning o. D.,
cratic Endorsement Of men VINO now Ssd Oh w W 10
mon platform Of Cincinnati and Baitmofe. We are
deeply imbued with Democratic eonnashce &c ~, a
spontaneous Judgment OF ths sIeat his ., &c ~, ~,
which guided by higher wisdom tLAn NJ, u.
be Ro,S Sa Of he people is the voice Of Cod The
voice Of the people, contrary 70 az e1peetal u ia
GreeeV Ia take lie lead in the present crisis VINO VIII
saw thar tie people shall not settle tins question for
EVERY VOTER HIS OWN JUDGE.
from he Chsago Tine tD,ra)
Greeley is now the candidate Of the Demo
cratic party, far as he can be made such IAet winch
II il also fact the choice OF the people must lie
either for Greeley or Grant; The question - % now
penoerats shall vote IN THE contingency, II one 10
be decided by individual voters themselves lhasmuch
az the action Of the Baltimore Conyenilca mas mol
placed Democrats under the slightest Obligation 70 vote
ior Tfee c grS has ever Known At the sane time it
az
VIZ rTrfs ,,I me legislative branch o, the Gen
eral Government from the grip OF INC kAdlcats
Holding these opinions respecting the uut OF DEMO
crts I'm view OF the hard alternative now presented
me Times while 10 cannot and will not give TO Nj.
Greeley any positive support even as theiesser eI
while il washes its hands OF al responsibility LOT MS
election IL he should be elected will support with re-
doubled zeal and vigor AL Reform cAnclaabs I0t siae
Offices and for COngressa whom II regard az nttel oy
their principles. abilities, and characters to exert
wholesome conservative Influence upon ne heAt Au-
u.in-tratiOn, whether II be Grant or Gr'eIey. MOre
could not be accomplished under qaefend 9i RiS 4ny
IL f. still possible % do u arrest bdd ana a-eIos zen
denotes Of the times. and cleanse the pony and meas
ures Of the Government.
NEw-JERsEY ALL RIGHT FOR GREELEY.
From TIE Nergrk ~. - journal -
In the history of American politics nOOler
acf of party patriotism cannot be cited thm that Wit
tTs ~ Tand motto Principles not men" true
10 the fundamental features OF its faith the eat Demo
sp0nded noDly. herocay, and enihusiastlaIy TO me
popular demands Of the American pe'plei t-u s
pr6viug unequivOcay its full and complete rght ana
title be called the party Of TIE people ana noI OF
the politicians. Nor was this great ana uIparaieed
act of sefdenial done the mere Impulse or the
moment but after due and careful dehoerauel OF the
result IN New-Jersey We have no doubt. ne Grant
orraus NAV grind what they consider or Iuneral
oIatloi 7 Al ~ 80 Soyenber As thev founi last FAN
that the Democratic party Of New-Jersey Xhcn they
urematurcy pronounce corpse will sweep re state Tor
0rce greeley and Cratz Brown az il swept Tor the
and preceding regular Democratic Gu5ernat0rll
nominees The honest opposition WITHIN the ranks VIII
simmer down and be changed in sentiments as soon as
ma
We have no fears hut tnat our advice lufDedy gwen
Yesterday 10 fan in close up tie ranks AM march 10
vlctorv viii b. ,0,yed becomes tired an vel dscl-
Mined troops, such IS tie NewJer,ey DenOcrdCy u
made MP 81. This is the command gwen rom head
0uarteTs al Baltimore. Who diSoDey AMI continue
70 De Democrat
Union AGAINST CORRUPTION
Froa ne Jerssg en- Amaioan standard
We accept the situation. While tlere was
hope OF securing straignt-Out nomination W. opposea'
dates placed IN nomination 10y the Liberal haPaDnCans
al Cincinnati. Tie reasons for the course We pusueu
were obvious But the regularly constituted Onventlon
OF the National Democracy has sloheh ~ proper,
qualified members have accorded tue uOmlnAlol--ahl
was their honest convicuon-to MI. CREEPY. We
abide by the result. Our opposition to Mr.
sne Ne Weld our unqualified adherence 10 the
nominees the Baltimore OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uretley
names viii be found at the editorial head Of the paper
and there they viii remain untn victory pIthea uPH
tie Democratic banners in November Ihb - 10 ldie
boast The honest enthusiasm WIN 4.yn - ~ t
been received Is sufficient indication lAt mere ISIS
a I "a
Administration and equally strong determination 70
accomplish the overthrow OF the party d po"eI-tO
which end all honorable means VIII De avalhd o. j.
III tins spirlt We accept tie Nominations perfected az
Baltimore, and counsel al Democrats. putting ASIDE the
question OF personal choice ana the alallas anu eA
ores OF the past, 20 do likewise
THE GREAT TIDAL WAVE OF PEACE AND HONEST
GOVERNMENT.
From Ths -fblay 1rrus
The wall which separated the panotlc men
OF tho North and the south las, indeed Deen thrown
down and the great tidal which was set IN motion
at Cincinnati. and has now been strengthened am ac-
tolerated Baltimore, is destined not lny 70 purify
the national administration, hut 70 sweep away the
lingering anger and bitterness OF the war; and 70 Int the
south from the narrow pain OF sccloldlsM up ~ 1-s
broad, high ground OF love Of country aud pride Of
nationally" Tue election of Greeley ana Brown
bv the united vote OF the Democrats ans the
Liberal Republicans Is certain as % is possible
for any future political event 20 ne Inc supporters OF
rho rreseut Administration are already trembling with
the consciousness Of impending defeat and III ther e
SPAR Will hesitate u employ their WlOr arlholy OF
frand fasehood and cDrrupOu but the uprising the
purpose by any Of the arts tricks Of politicians Inc
uied friends of honest pure and Just constitutional
uIItcu ~ "a orl p-rtblirans stapd-
ing shoulder 20 shOulder-w march Oh Nlt sure 1NPe
Of victory under the lead Of Greeley and BToWA fass
the word along the whole line: Forward!
TONE OF THE INDEPENDENT JOURNALS.
ITS THE PEOPLES DOING AND MARVELLOUS *
OUR EYES,
from TAc Springfield Asputlan
II does move, thOugh,-thIs unique revolution.
II ought not to the organs have demonstrated that,
over and over again with the most convincing logic.
But il does. That something very Ike political
Will the reader please TO fancy what would probably
have happened him n, bare tweyemonth ago, beng
nomination. OF Horace Greeley and Graft Brown by the
next National Convention OF the democracy Al the
very least his enemy would have eered at MIN IN the
gates and his family would have held private
consultations the subject OF Ills mental CON
dltion. When these two old AbOliuOnists were nOm-
mated at Cincinnati friends OF the existing regime
long breath Of relief and then INDUCED IN