New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-20

WASHINGTON, d. C.. April l9.-Our 1lcnds mere
think it would be good policy to defer the Demo
cratic nominations until alter the Convention in
Cincinnati. FRANK T. BLAIR
THE LIBERAL MOVEMENT IN PENNSYLVANIA.
REVIEW OF THE FWLD-TIiE LIBERAL MOVE
MENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ ADMIN
ISTRATION RANKS.
IRON An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF TIE TRlBcNRl
PHILADELPHIA, April 19.-The Liberal Re-
publicans the field in Pennsylvania to-day Their
call is temperate but emphatic In Its declaration
Of faith. and the appended give assuF-
ance that the movement will be a most formidable
one Every section Of the State is represented
by the signers. With Gen. Irwin. Col Power.
and Mr. Barclay KIN c., from the west; ex-senator
Lowry and others from NORTH Hickman, Darlington,
and others from Old Chester Cheney from Delaware
Cen Cake ex NJ Co and others from the coal regions;
BOmberger. Rutherford, and others from the interior
and Senator Mcclure, Gen. Printer, Armstrong, and
others from Philadelphia the break in no sense local.
but embraces every part Of IN work NO
call was circulated for ignatures. Had systematic effort
been made names OF the respected and influential
Republicans in every county would have been added The
call having been published simultaneously through the
Associated Press agencies the response to-day mas Deh
surprising From nearly every county reached by the
daily papers kilograms have come 10 Senator Mcclure
proposing 10 second the call ana send delegations to
Cincinnati
It is probable that Congressman McClelland Of Law
renee Will De the nominee OF the Labor ReOrmers, ana
also Of the Democrats, for Governor he IA = young
man OF fair abilities has excellent record ana IS
progressive in his views Chef-Justicc Thompson viii
A. so be agreed upon 10 is thought, and be elected
The Hon. L. JOY Morris, senator Lowry, the Hon.
B. Harris Brewster and Others named for Congress
men n large. by the Liberal R'nnDhcans ana cen A.
r. MrCalmOnt. Hon Henry II. Foster, and others, are
shaken of bv The Democrats. Ex-senator Bilngfet OF
Lancaster Is spoken OF for AudOrGencrai Ii u con-
coded mat Allen. the Republican Candidate, WI De de-
feated by many thousands.
Much apprelension is felt In Administration circles
that Gov. Curtin viii join IN thc Ilprlil movement on
his return. He will not be home until june although
his RESIGNATION has been in the state department luhy
He has made no puDhC utciiIsi'iOh VI 40
uurpose; but II ut all probable that his most IN
trusted friend, would go 10 cincinnati VIII
ont a vell-grOundcd belief that ne Will ne Win tneu
Col. Scr secretary O STATE uhder Gen CuI1l, "hi r.
tnrn from Enrope IN few DAYS and his purpose TO JOIN
IL the Liberal movement Is known. de spent the WIN
ter At Nice with GOV CW''n, -, .
Col Jordan present secretary of STATE VIII nOt De
likely tn take the -tump the ticket. After the Gam
eron Ring had defeated him for Governor he WIS, WIFI
ONT his knowledge presented 10 the Convention or ~
preme ud ge and defeated. IL done 10 create Inc
impression mat he d SURRENDERED me OONcruotshlP
was untrue and most unjust 70 MN Aetcnulh'
n IL expected, viii also De slIeA.
lie - n.nnsitAd for Congress ~ lafss ~ "a"
Convention, anu hoth times peremp oI1y declined
Gems. White and Todd, the candidates Tor Olngess,
have not vet accepted. ana Is more thn pro dbe mat
boh vii ave defeat by declining. Todd l. The anlcst
the ticket, but be does mol nave huch apprtto
for going 20 the front with inefficient associates, anu
making q Ruthless battle for them
sucn the outlook PcunsylVama now ana IL cannot
improve tlr Grant. settled cyOEd sion ,Eal Ac
cannot carry the state unless IL IS literally thrown away
D. lie most supes4tive folly OF those opposed 10 nm