New-York tribune., 1872-04-17
-, ~, r,,,. stemotizes the Liberal Republic ans

u,aor IN, rm,, stigmatzes the Liberal Republic ans
Az Coppcrheads Rebels, and Knklux; tcongratuahhs YES
ben non the with which they have spread tho
starry banner over the banner of the Rebel ConcdeIa
tIon so that the great mass only perceive ,he
white the latter s only exhibited 10 those VINO are no
onaintod with the conspiracy. 1t will be seen tat tne
Liberal Republican movement Is opposed IN precscB ,
the same the efforts of the Democrats WIZ
opposed II must bo candidy admitted that 1t cannot
hurt the Liberal Republicans If they have 10 sumer o
acknowledge that we are not thoroughly animated
with the hope Of immediate success as tne any ay
alter determination 10 take the leau III t's pi W.
We must despair of the American Snr oT W. % ia" meet %
ine i'm Cooper Institute. would eventually entirely ln
huence majority Of the people
WEAK AND FIIMSY DEPRECIATION.
From TRt Nee orleans Ttm0 tDea :.
The list of the New York Republicans VINO
have given the Cincinnati movement men sInCoU na c
parIy in the state The Nee Times, the only one OF
the large dailes in favor of Grant gives shrn.s I S M W
these adherents Of the Cincinnati moyement ana, ny us
attemuted depreciation Of them, vndCaes their claim
70 high distinction and prominence in the party No IL
ing can weaker aud nimsy than the effort 10 de
prccate the standing and influence OF these men H.
with such leaders and with men OF corresponding ln
aud emnence in the states OF Penns f,, ana
Ohio, the Cincinnati ConvCpton should prove laliuIe
1t will he novel and extraordinary pohtcu ihcue, h
No party has ever been able to stand up agains, suc
secession. with powerful opposition IN the ueu, Ioay
TO cooperate with the secedcTs IL VIII DC lo acSs T
folly OF the Democracy il SUCH eomoinaoh Shouid IAN
OF success
ALL TIE ABILITY on ONE SIDE.
From The Boston Herald (Dem) - -,
reelection deny that the interest in the Clnch az
Convention is rapidly Increasing Inc epl,I & m' uho
loves country more. than party. The abest men ana
journals of both of the old parties are aIreauy
nromiucnt in oppostion are the partisans, who
never have an idea not sanctioned by c parry Aus
Republican leaders find Sumner Trumbn, sGnuiz sGGl
C;ratz Brown Horace Greeley eXSecretary Cox David
A. Wells and other frstcasS men, all committed to the
by TIE YORK TRIBUNE. The chicago Ir,one, ana
ne Springfield Repucd the three aultSt i'uI1t1h 1 ,h
vCry bst Democratic PAPERS such as The Nec York
world The Chicago Times The ST. Louis Republican and
cn 80 T4 f p array we G should scarcely know where to put
finger on one statesman OF the first class
FIGS FROM THISfLTs.
Prom Tht EreNinJ Wisconsin (ffm.G.
Could all the clements opposed TO the Repub-
can party and the administration OF Grant be cemenied
into one & HfoIt4 t tSo thcy Would give the
Republicans close but that ls Just wnat IL Is heA
little 10 fear from the Cincinnati movement as IL now
looks Independent of the Democratic party VIII DC
comparatively insignificant. for we do not Decve thal
many Republicans would adhere to it if they once saw
that there was chance OF successhat Is, nnetchths
OF the disaicc ed Republicans would prefer Grant to
Democrat and would vote for him if they thought 1t was
necessary to prevent the election OF regular Demo
cratic President.
IGNORED BY TIE DEMOCRACY.
IRON The Peoria (h) Transcript tAdH")
Every day makes it more certain that the
Democracy viii ignore the Cincinnati convention, ana
leave to he exclusively and entirely by Kcpuo,i-
cans who have been disappointed III tntlr enoris 10
run" the present Administrations. Almost every day
dispatches bring statements and rumors that prol-
neI individuals to take part or have gwen tnelr
adhoso 10 the CINCINNATI movement b9t II Is n9uCG d
of Republicans voted for Gen Grant tlnec years
aSd desire to see n continued in his high Office Unless
all present appearances are deceptive the Clclhhatl
movement will be an gn0minous failure the Democracy
viii nominate and support straight Democratic candi.
date and Ulysses s Grant Will DC the next PRESIDENT oi
| the United States.
THE FINAL DECREE.
| FrouT The I}OstOu (fdfH.D
| Now we all know where we are-tile positlon
OF The NEw-YORK TRBu NE has been defined Nhat yet
remains OF the Presidential canvass Is mere matter OF
form, which we suppose we must go through
solved to exercise. How pleasant Is lnfalilm lty On
Mr. Gfceey's own Judgment. lie is to act in one con-
tingency upon his opinion as 10 the comparative pIos
Upon his idea Of the ecency with which each would
into all the platforms. Now in the Judgment OF hlhe
tenths OF thoughtful Republicans, this In view OF me
present prospects OF the Som1sn ' bp
MI Greeleys Judgment dictate no man can icTete
TIE LIBERALS MUST TAKE BACK S SEATS.
Grants denomination at Philadelphia is q
fixed fact. All NewEngland, Pennsylvania. Ohio and
other states have declared for him Ne~Jersey is sure
But IN all the commonwealths the Liberal %
rnt ana whatever they NAV accomplish must be done
WhcH Grant is in the field as the candidate of the Ma
S S16 the masses oe Who choose to wait to
themselves from the organization and TO abandon minor
ity because the minority cannot also con
troll win find themselves few weeks hence compelled
as Mr. Greeley clearly foreshad0wed his fOrebodine
recently. TO confess their movement failure ana 10 ia
into line far in the rear And they may rest assured
that with whatever preensions they come the RepuD
| lcan column will not march "left III 'front.'
ONLY THIS, AND NOTHING MORE.
From The Meriien Republican (hdm.)
| Read the papers opposed to the renOmina-
ton President Grant, and the following reasons are
about all that will appear why they cannot give him
their support: Grant smokes. Six of his relatives have
haap into to ne
he received few presents from grateful individuals
He deposed the great and mighty sumner from his
Craftsmanship of the most important Senate committee
He favored the annexation Of SdntO Domingo. Some OF
the Government officers have been guilty OF de-
alcations But the most mighty OF all Is this
He did not make postmaster or 9cOector, or a
minister TO some foreign nation, or a consul
at least; possibly | desire TO he Presidents at
any rate am and must get in. Some other man
than Grant will surely appreciate my merit, and Oppos
tOn TO him Is the only chance TO get my nose into the
public crib Such give the above reasons, AT
least in their hearts, feel them, the who will
attend the Cincinnati Convention.
NEU-YORK METHODIST CONIERENCE.