New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-11

can lose no DIGNITY IN yielding question o. mere rr
or precedence 10 secure the welfare OF the cou.uy @
ofS1iSy VIII To of po is"Gers Tie cfss is TOO
grave to admit OF schemes for personal aotahcemen'
viii not he embarrassed ny any iGeing OF 0oigaJn
TO party leaders. He VIII owe MS eieulon p nISr
So saa far SO' as cam can isarn nothing has &c.
cured TO place him under onlgaon 70 Any W .no
adm thai # u" NV advice had been sought
taken by the Cincinnati ConycnuVn no SOu n.y. 8 my
Convention was wiser than weuid have been Az that
the 5000 900 DemocratG t Sa he "Sn o fty esrfV
oui in practice the doctrines of the platform made at
of his first nomination IL need OF speeches nor
of resolutions TO express the reasons for the course
stand better than We can tell them why they
accept Horace Greeley as an instrument s lt
abused If and 10 restore intelligent. responsible
consutional Government He has been chosen for the
purpose and the public voice, among both Liberal Re-
proper one We could not II We would, turn back this
We ought not 10 disregard instructions 80 loudly ana
plainly expressed. AS the nouthpiece OF me ~ aes-
OF them and knowing that expressing tho viii OF
100000 Democratic voters IN our state Cast us 'o'o io
Horace Greeley of Eew-York
TIE BALLoTIsG RESUMED
North Carolina gives her entire 20 votes for Horace
Greeley. (Great applausel
Ohio-The delegation from Ohio strong In tho faith
that In November the vote OF Ohio will be in favor OF
Horace Greeley and now united in hearty good viii.
direct me to cast the votes OF Ohio, Al in number, for
Horace Greeley. GApplause1 80,
4 in the gallery-Buliy I'm from 9.r Ohio
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IS votes for Horace Greeley, 81
for Jeremiah g. Black, and blank.
Rhode Island-Casts her votes for Horace Greeley.
south Caroline-14 votes for Horace Greeley.
Tennessee-Mr. President, In less than week after
the nomination OF Horace Greeley and Gratz Brown at
Cincinnati the Democracy OF Tennessee assembled IN
Convention. There was doubt aud hesitancy relgnng
throughout the Union what should be the course Of
he Der Tennessee
ing inspiration from the tomb at the Hermitage
Io6nausel took the responsibility OF declaring
in the land to support the Cincinnati ticket: li9od,
was extended at Cincinnati, and y now to-day warmly
repeats that clasp Tennessee, hen, who mas given
Horace Greeley of NewYOrk; and desire to say to the
gentleman from Missouri and tc the gentleman rom
NewYork as Tennessee the first TO put this ball IN
notion She proposes the contest with them and
give the candidate OF this Convection larger majority
tnan either. Laughter and appiusel
Texas casts her 16 votes for Horce Greeley.
Vermont casts her 10 votes for FORAGE Greeley.
ranpsr her cordial approval of and sympathy with tho
great movement Of paohcatlon aIa nDeIion wloh was
great outburst public sentiment aud which will meet
glorious ratification by the brilliant election triumph
which we are to have In November next; and am now
mpeled by the remarks Of the gentleman rom New
York Air Hoffman, to say wordt0 those southern gen
temen who have shown little reluctance to take
part In this great movement Iwsnt to say TO them that
Virginia stood by them aud sYmpthzed WIN them III
the dark days of the past Virginia felt for them, and
acted with them then aad now that the glorious dawn
of better day is Frightening the EASTERN sky we appeal
to our friends from Mississippi, Kentucky, and else
where to come forward and take their position with Viz
gnia fight the tight side by sto with her, and share
with her in the great triumph whc we are TO have at
tbe polls in November next. Applause. And now as
inc strongest evidence veOf her sympathy with
the movement, Virginia casts hel q votes for Horace
Greeley OF New-YOrk.
when the name OF West Virginia called the chair
man Of the delegation said: ,
Dir. President West Virginia cists two votes Tor the
Hon Wham s. GrOesbeck the orler eight she casts Tor
the next President of the United Safes Horace Greeley
not because Of what he knows about party but because
he desires TO preserve the Union the Constitution and
enforcement OF the laws
Wisconsin casts her 20 votes for Horace Greeley
The roll-eall being concluded thu President directed
the Clerk TO read tho result Of tie vote, which
follows: