New-York tribune., 1872-07-13

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Arkansas. c. McCABE. Mssourl-H BRockMh'n .l nR'
CALIFORNIA;. G. DowSEY Nebrnska-J; G. oRAwf'kD'
Gopneet1eutFA X BgTk s eEHssmpreDc q 'cnaSnER
PariGa1C " JosHs MA A. HARDENBUiGH.
Georgia-W A HAwKIns New-York-JAs. S. THAYsR.
nlinois-A. H. MILLER. \. Caroilna- "a. seALia'
Indiana-M. u. RAY. Oho-J A. MN AhoS,
Iowa. d. THOMPSON Penn.-W A; WALLAOk.
Hanaas-T y FrSrnN Rhode Island-A. sPRAGJE.
Kentuekv-B MIG1FFIS sUutt Carolina. CHEssUT
Ionisiana-G TAsPBEII Tennessee-J. c. BURCH
Maine-C MADIGAS. TeXas-A- SMITH.
Moryland--J L. CARROLL. VeTmOnt-L koBrSsoS
MasSaSbIs,f.-I g. AaBoT1 virainia-JoHS 8. MAr'E.
Michigan-GEO II. BUScE. West Va.-W NJ CLEM;sTs-
MinlesOta-Wn. LEE NlsoOlsh-n' .. WELL
In the above Committee Col DOdd TOOK the pbce Oh
Mr McNsbo, az ohio The Committee entered pe par
ors of the Lincoln Club about ten minutes 'ast H.
headed by Chairman, Senator Doohttie ana SusVuS
schell the Chairman OF the Democratic Nauoph Coin-
m,ttee As they appeared Mr. Greeley arose rom the
desk at which he had been examining his correspond
ence ana advancing toward the folding doors SEPARATING
the room usually occupied by him and the man parlors
WAS met by Mr. schen, who formally preehted tne
Chairman of the Committee. Mr. Doohttle ssd
MR. GRrF1TYt The National DemOcratb Conven-
ton recently held at Baltimore charged with the
pleasing duty of waiting upon you in ,erson' to
notify Won of its unanimous nomination yourself
as candidate for the Presidency.
Wewere informed II would be agreeable TO you to
meet us here at this time, and We hayecome IN a
body 10 place in your hands this official 0tcatlon'
lAt this point Senator DOolittle plaed IN MI.
Greeley's hands the official notification I'D then pro-
ceeded.l
The published proceedings of Ou- Convnton show
great unanimity. but those only who box part IN
them can realize the cOrdiality and enthusiasm with
which il resolved 10 sustain the Liberal RepuDhcan
movement TO cooperate with all patrlnc citizens
support the principles declared at CinInnatl, ana
resolved also. as the best and surest moe of giving
nj N and
to elect the same candidates. We alis witnessed
and felt that cordiality and enthusiasm Mr. Gree
lev. allow me 70 introduce to you memers of the
Committee.
The representatives were then presente By states.
After the presentation aud general hand-haking MI
Greeley said
NJ. Chairman and Gentlemen Of ne Committee Of The
Conreuhoa: | shall require time 70 consJer how 10
reply ftly to tue very important and ned not say
gratifying communication that you hay presented
TO me- II may be that should present 'ome reply
in writing However, as / addressed ne Liberal
Convention of Cincinnati in a letter somewhat
widely cons idered. it IS perhaps, unnecessary that
should say more than that accept your omination'
and accept gratefully with 1t the spirit IN which II
has been presented.
Nv position Is one which many wOul consider
uroud (which az the same time Is embarrassing
because IL subjects me 10 temporary Trust only
tenporary-Ini -InisconstructiOn the pat Of some
valued an ife-long friends feel assured that
time only il necessary to yindicate not ouy the dis
teresteGness but the patriotism Of the course Whicn
determined TO pursue which had dtermlned
long before it had received - much symmthy ana
support as has 50 Unexpectedly TO me been bestowed
upon it,
feel certain that in time, IN the good providence
of God an opportunity will be afforded me to show
that while you in making this nomination are not
less Democratic but rather more Democritc Jap
plause than you would have been in taking an op-
posite course am no less thoroughly and earnestly
Republican than ever l was.
But these matters require grave consideration
before should make anything that seems formal
response. am not much accustomed 10 receiving
nominations for the Presidency Ilaughrr, and can
not make responses 50 huently a. some olHeIS u4sH'
do Laughter and applause
can only say that hope some, or al If you can
make II convenient will come to-mOrroV, to my hum
HE farmer home not far distant IN the country,
where shall he glad TO meet all of y'u. and where
we can converse more freely and deliberately than
we can here and where shall be giac TO make you
welcome to-weu to the best the farm affords
More laughterl hope that manyof you-aA OF
YOU will be able TO accept this invitation ana now
simply thank you and say farewell.
After a short pause he said: The tain leaves al
s:25 a. m"
Mr. Doolittle said the train leaves he big railroad
depot at s25 sharp.
Mr. Greeley-Yes at the Harlem offc,, and returns so
As 10 be here al s:25 Meanwhile. some who may miss
that may take the express, which ops at Pleasant
vile and think some means will be provided 10 get
them up tony place.
The eonpany then divided into groups OF two and
three discussing the situation and by O'Clock all had