The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-28
NOTES ABOUT THE CONVENTION.

The Hartford COu7unt (Ex-GovernOr Hawley) de-
clares that the popular strength OF the Cincinnati
movement must be in the democratic party, for it
alone can furnish 1t votes enough to give it power.
And the party that furnishes the votes of the coai
ton, whatever platform or candidate may be set
up, will assuredly dictate the principles and the
policy"
The Cincinnati Enquirer demOcratc) reasons
from the letter Of Charles Francis Adams that he
will accept the Cincinnati nomination.
The Cincinnati Enquirer says:-''The identical
chair in which John Adams sat when he placed his
signature to the Immortal Declaration is to be sent
here for the of the President OF the Liberal Con-
vention.''
The Helena (Montana) Gazette (democratic) pub
fishes officially call for meeting of the Demo-
cratic Central Committee OF the Territory, and says
edtorialy, the Cincinnati Convention, If it is
prudentialy conducted, win forever destroy the
despotic power that has so long msgoverned this
country" and adds
The democratic party will have potent voice in
the reconstruction Of politics and public policy
throughout the Union. II It should happen that
the liberals in their Cincinnati Conven-
ton, place an acceptable man in nomination for the
Presidency and adopt democratic platform the
democratic party might content itself for the pre-
sent by acquescence for the patriotic purpose of
arresting the control of the government from the
unhoy hands OF irresponsible spolsmen and of
securing the lower house OF Congress and the
Senate, as fast as vacancies could be filed with
democrats and shaping the policy of the new ad-
ministratiOn.
The Boston Globe independently thinks the Gin
cinnati movement, with its double call and dis
cordant elements, is not popular uprising of the
masses; but "the 1st of May will soon be here and
then the fun will be over"
The Paris (Ky.) True Kentuc6ian, in speak
ing of the Cincinnati movement, says
that 'the coming man through the Gin
cinnat Convention seems to be Charles Fran
els Adams, OF Massachusetts," and continues
II will indeed seem that politics make STANCE bed
fellows, when the democracy support as candidate
for President the son OF the old abotionist John
Quincy Adams. himself the abolition candidate for
Vice President with Van Buren, In 1s4s and after
ward Lncoln's Minister to England especially as
butcher, Mcneil; the Kentucky murderer Bur-
bridge; the Indiana free soler, Julian, &c: Adams,
questions and probably has as little about him to
repel democrats as any decided radical VINO could
be mentioned.
The democratic press are swapping at the bait OF
the Cincinnati Convention with the avidity of
salmon trout In season on Lake Memphramagog.
Awashington correspondent april 26) OF the Bos-
ton Post (democratic AYERS that some persons in
Washington believe the Cincinnati Convention will
break up in a general row, believing the opponents
OF the Cincinnati movement have made arrange
ments for creating fight by sending roughs there
to create q disturbance.
The colored republicans OF Maryland will meet in
Baltimore June TO- for the purpose of ratifying the
nominations Of the regular republican nominations
at the Philadelphia Convention, who, they believe
win be Grant and Cofax.
The Baltimore american administration thinks
one OF the results OF the Cincinnati Convention
will tend to remove some minor complaints against
the administration, and when such an eject is pro-
duced 1t will be held that the malcontents shave
builded better than they knew, because they win
have helped to perfect the administration Of Prcsi.
dens esanss second term Of oflce.n