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

sal suffrage and equal nghts they are not such crazy
fools as TO dream OF renewing the DID, hopeless
result OF the advance movement whether Horace Gree
ley "a elected defeated they are pot going Daek vi
organization OF these later years the OF ODD
sructoD and reaction, has given up the gnoSt mere
a fatal triumph as we'll since it marks the completion
OF the parys work the fulnilment OF noble Nilsson
Its task accomplished, II may as vel prepare 70 v'u
Its hands deeorously and tune up the kune dinn'Ss
UNITED WE STAND.
Prom m SyraeHse staHfcrd
With the nomination of Greeley ana DroWn
by the Democratic National Convention, and its cordial
adoption of the Cincinnati platform, nEioa or me
an intelligent creed, aud with candidates whose very
names are The assurance Of II was generay
expected that the democracy would nominate the I'D
eiAl candidates. The announcement Of she fact
accomplished, occasions, therefore surprise; put
lne manner OF ia accomplishment IL DOth sur
prise and pleasure 1t was done so heartily, 80
OF the spirit which actuAted the Convention cannot Ne
doubted by any sensible man. Who them has surren-
lust Of Office which, freely alleged pervades the
ranks OF the discontenedi Discontenti We admit IT,
We acknowledge 1t. Democrats and Republicans to-
getler are diseontented at the fatal facility
toward government semi military, semides-
potic and wholly corrupt in its workings The diseon
Cincinnati and Baltimore Conventions have been
sodated and eompacted into enthusiastic mass, bound
achieving reform. viii control the destinies OF the Re
public. AL the discontinued elements are joined in
common Dody 10 accomplish common OIJects All danger
Of division IN the ranks vanished when Baltimore
frankly and enthusiastically pledged herself 10 the
nominees OF the Cincinnati Convention not In the spirit
OF base surrender but In the manly enunciatiOn OF
sentiments wholly eoncurring with those which
Uttered od now two 9pa 90nJ VIZ We enter eBs,
upon the campaign before animated by the 0mens Of
victory A union thus cordial from which all ancient
preiudices have been eliminated, itself the
ance OF triumph. We are united upon platform OF
prncplesOf principles infused with the most progress
sive and comprehensive thought. The cohorts Of the
administration united only by the spOis they share
The gh is 10 be intense and somewhat bitter but OF the
dpQrelens0us, harmony
complete that which permeates principles as pure as
those which inspire this crusade Tor mercy peace and
good order never yet failed OF success.
REFORM THE SOLE ISSUE.
Fr0z TIE NsaS-Fork Herald
we regard 1t as fortunate for the country
that the present election Is to be fought out upon the
single question OF the Endorsement condemnation OF
the result It s likely 10 Lead 70 desirable reforms Inc
American people are essentially revolutionary, ana
large number % persons may always be found IN favor
OF change Tor the sake OF change alone our elz rs
could not i've under permanent centralized govern
ment such many affect 10 believe Is contemplated by
Grant aud his adherents, under monarchy however
limited in power and however strongly guarded by con
are The safety valve Of their democracy, ana
with these secured 70 them, and always 10 be looked
tons fought with ballots instead OF with bullets
Frenchman, when be desires TO Oyerturn the existing
condition o. affairs PUSHES 20 the barrcades an Aerl-
can MAKES Ms way 70 the polls ms testles As.lan
spirit grown weary or seeing the southern states
hearing the suspension Of the habeas corpus the
imposition OF prosGptye estoahs the eniorcen en OF
negro balance OF power as a check upon white
men ali over the South. Eight years have passed
since the close OF the war; and there no evidence eX-
cept that connected for political elect that the DuK oI
the people Of the beous States not contented to
prosperity peacefully ana Loyalty good citizens, II
permitted to DO At this very Baltimore convention
their Presidential candidate the hercest Abcltlonls OF
the North. They are willing TO support and possible,
pans and nenaf-. Of tlsJr treason The men OF the
ktr 4tN fZa wi fam
the Liberal Republican and Democratic oaholdate Iot
the same reason.
AN UNCERTAIN ATTITUDE.
Prom M Nar YORKER STATS Zsiuag.
We will, as heretofore, endeayOr, to the best
ability in calm and Impartial manner 20 place
formed on the results and tendency Of election OF
one tia other Of the candidates We Will attempt to
show the uinous influences which must proceed from
continuance of present state OF our public affairs,
and show what influence viii probably be exerted IN
this direction by the termination OF inc Fre-uehdl
election On the one the Otner side. The final decision
70 which the majority OF the citizens Will arrive p they
not led Oy disgust 70 renounce the right OF voting az
the next eectOuJ will one hand be chiefly Dependent
upon the which VIII take place between now and
the Presidential election II viii ne through these events
that the truth Of the complaints which have been made
against Grants administration, or tue correctness O he
fears that prevail In regard 70 the election OF Greeley
Will appear ana unmlstakaOle that the voters
Will mud themselves obliged to make their influence rev
IN avert the misfortune whose greatness VIII De
made apparent them through circumstance Dy when
they vii be intimately Affected On tue other hdnd the
final decision Will depend upon the elements Hhcl VIII
make th Snseyes especially busy IN certain Localities IN
favor OF one or the other OF the candidates by which the
citizens WILDE afforded opportunity 10 Jddge RON
the character OF the supporters OF Grant or Greeley OI
tbe clemens or strength which Will distinguish the COu-
duct Of the administration OF the one OF the otnef
TIE BEGINNING OF A NEW ERA
Prom The Brooklyn THe-
As the Democrats have thus accepted
ntfru prepared by some OF the truest Republicans M
tb. coulfrg. aud have taken up two Well-knOwn anu
active members ~ the Republican party as tner caui
dates he chief offices ~ the nation we can NOT nul
rejoice 80 the situation. We accept ~ a. the beginning
of new era IN history II seems 10 Us tOOsh IN
me xrpme for % mouse round Tor mares meet IN
IN urefut plans OF the Democratic party trying 20
persua0 themselves ana The country lAAl lLe DeIIO
rrafic support OF Horace Greeley means mischief ana
maj Greeley and the Liberal kepuDllcans are
sbout - sell out the country 10 the nam
many Ring This Is too absurd Tor patent
consrati0n The fact is the country has gone 100 Tar
in thf right direction 20 ever again ltrdce us STEPS
All m, Young aud progressive men ~ the DemOcrtt1
marty NOV TINS ana would JON with Republicans OF az
r.sse 10 resist any attempt at Bourbon reaction. IL
ia childish folly 70 fear such turn 70 our
rarnrs affairs II such the plan, Greeley WOud
10 rb worst man that could been selected upon
whom 10 build hopes OF carrying out such suc.uat
sc5teug We venture 20 predict tnat MI. greeley, "
zful will select Cabinet OF the truesl ana best
men OF the nation. There Will DO Democrats
- ~ mi tbev will be men or sterling integrity, and
With yhom every vital interest VI the country VIII De
sale
A VICTORY FOR FREEDOM,
Prom The Phlalelpttg Post
Tn, nomination of Greeley and Brown by
che Ieuocrary Is a. great a victory Tor freedom now
VS. re reelection Of Abraham Lincoln III 1904 lie at
ter VA. decree OF people that the Union should
live rat slavery should die that 20 AL citizens without
resi- ef 10 race color RELIGION equal rights should De
,snnteed This nomination Il the formal declaration
Iy ne Democracy that this decree Is maj, ana the ma
fous AT last unit upon the great questions by which,
II xrag civil The Dem