New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-16
TIE PENNSYLVANIA LIBERALS ORGANIZING.

active Republicans III the SJaic.
TIE PENNSYLVANIA LIBERALS ORGANlHlNd'
EFFECTS OF THE LATE RowDY DEMONsIkAIio ,,,'
WHO ARE GOING TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SUPPORT GIVEN TO HARTRANFrS TICKET
lPRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE ihibonh
PHILADELPHIA, April 15.-Now that the Re
publican state Convention has given tho colu y,
C.rtin Forney Mcclure Co.. startling deVeioinehts
Will be made manifest concerning tho CINCINNATI Lioefhi
Republican Conventions and divulge no secret "hch
saw that during the carly part Of this week cal similar
TO that issued few days ago in New-fork VIII DO hade'
and prominent among those who will 60 to that Con-
yenon will 10 Col A. X. Mcclure, Liberal RepuDheah
Senator from the Ivh District Cen Henry CAKE, OK
Congressman from the Schuyllill District; Gen. W. W.
Irwin the Hon. Henry ID. Moore, and Wm ii. kempie,
all three ex-siate Treasurers; the Hon. Ell
sufer Secretary of State under Gov curtin; e4-'oV'
VIM f. Johnston OK Speaker OF the Senate; Charles
H. stinson; ex-Senators Edgar Cowan and Morrow Is.
Lowry cx-Speakcr OF the House OF Representatives,
Galusha A. Grow Mayor Alexander Henry, benjamin
Harris Brewster Attorney General OF the state Gen.
VIM. T. Thomas Collector OF the Port under Lincoln
John W. Stokes ex Commissioner OF Agriculture; MAJOR
A. r. Calhoun of The Post, Jacob b. Bunberger Henry
| Carov Lea r. Rundc Smith, Col. Peter C. Ellinaker
Barton H. jerks, John Welsh. VIM W. Harding OF Inc
Jnoirer Chas F. WarburtOn OF The Tek9roph' James
F. Chambers Of The DAY. Col. John H. Iaggart OF INC
SUNDAY Times, and Mr.. NJ Connell OF The Sfor 1hls
delegation with the others yet 10 DC hdcu' VIII po
wholly in the interest of Gov Curtin for the Presidency
frat upon tho principle Of fitness, and second OF OK
pedency; his having carried Pennsylvania by $500
ma,orty-aout the largest majority ever gwen cahd
date in the state-atests. they aegc' his popularity
Col Forney has already had the door thrown VIDE
open by the action Of tho Convention through whch ne
can walk boldly out to quasi support OF the Cincihna
| ticket For two weeks more he has been advising
apoinst the nomination OF Gen. Hartrant, and boldly
proclaming his inability TO support him II nominated
tn Democracy will nominate for Governor the lifelong
friend Of Col Forney in the person OF Gen. George
| (,ass and his still warmer personal friend, LOWS ~
| cassidy for Audit General, both OF whom lie ~Onld
sunport and II Gov Curtin ia first or last on he Clhcl
natl ticket, with platform acceptable TO Col f0rny
fine distinguished editor OF The Press will yield TO the de-
mands of his many friends and permit himself to be PRO
claimed the Liberal Republican candidate for the united
state senate against Simon Cameron " hose term ex
pres MARCH, as Lincon's friends put him against
| Douglas in Illinois in 1853 .
This the aspect Of political affairs today and Win
| bnt one paper in Philadelpma-and II comircrcla
sheet OF limited local circulaton-suppOring lartian
il difficult to foresce the defeat of the ilckct III opO
siton TO him; and the October election occurs one
month before the Presidential election, an AdmnsIa
ton defeat would be disastrous 10 the expectations Vi
| the two-term candidate.