The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-22
MISCELLANEOUS CAMPAIGN NOTES

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| Severe.''
| Says the Boston GLOBE tanti-Greeley) In one OF
! It's handsomely printed columns
| The Greeley managers are shrewd enough to
know that the capital and business interests OF the
country will look with little favor upon their efforts
to get possession OF the government by means like
those developed In the corrupt bargain OF the New
| York ring and In the Cincinnati trickery. Hence
they deem IL good policy denounce the cap taliss
| in advance, as forming combination to support
Grant, and have accordingly made such charge in
charge itself is entirely unsupported by proofs and
probably has no foundation whatever. 1t bears the
stamp OF reckless invention, the suggestion Of
| spite and envy
! We suppose may can this the FIRST lie nailed"
| The Louisville Courier-Jou,ndl (pro-Greeley) re-
! ports Andy Johnson saying that "the people are
for Greeley and Brown, aud when they move they
are irresstible.n
rho Louisville Courier AYERS that Greeleys
endorsement at Baltimore is certain, and will prob
ably, with the exception Of the Delaware delegates,
be unanimous. The Cou,ter-Jouyral thinks that
| the "Bluc Hens Chicken" (the familiar soortQuet
OF little DELI will get its comb cut and its feathers
ruffed at Baltimore.
1t Is proposed that little Delaware shall hold a
separate convention. Why n0tf Are not the eyes
| OF the world upon her?
| The Detroit Free Press (democratic) states that
the Greeley meeting in that city the 18th instant
mot OF that character which was calculated TO
impress them with very sanguine expectations for
/ the future. There was no rush Of the masses OF
either party The arguments or facts Of the speak
ers neither convinced nor raised doubt as to
| the policy OF nominating him at Baltimore, nor sat
is1ed ns that there was any reasonable possibility
| OF It," How the opinions OF these Western and
| Southwestern editors dferl Yet their differences
are discussed good-humoredly.
| The Dayton (Ohio) Herald regards as q step from
| ha mi tn thn n ia
rift Smith that, ''Just as Lincoln, the second
savior OF his country, reelected 80 will Grant,
the third savior of his country, be reelected
The Vneland independent (Grant thinks that II
Mr.. Greeley has been chopping down trees In the
woods OF Chappaqna every day for the last twenty
years 1t Is about time his little farm was cleared
Still there may be a good chance for the worthy
philosopher to "stump" it, which, no doubt, he
and many OF his friends intend to do
| The Milwaukee Wisconsin (Grant is much
joced at the prospect Of split in the opposition
to Grant, and says the republicans are in excel
lent position to enjoy this prospective fight. The
Wisconsin should not be too sanguine. The Gin
cinnati party is not inclined as yet to tear their
Schurz to pieces.
The Boston Advertiser (Grant) declares that the
'inevtable consequence Of the nomination Of Mr.
Greeley at Baltimore will. be the division Of the
democratic party" The wish is probably father to
the thought
Referring to the action OF the Democratic State
Convention In Maine the Boston Post tgood demo
cratic authority asserts that
The hardy men OF the Pine Tree State are sum-
moned to the front In this decisive contest for
publican freedom and pure government. The nemi-
nations at Cincinnati are already ringing up and
down the State, and they are the that promise
the accomplishment which is the earnest desire OF
all patriots.
The Baltimore american lGrant says Of the
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| "the resolution endorsing Greeley and Brown
handsomely disposed OF. 1t could have been car
ried by an overwhelming majority, but under the
| rule it went to the special committee, and before
the Chairman had time to read it over the Conven-
! ton adjourned. There are n few refractory demo-
Gratis who might have given trouble II the Conven-
ton had made positive declaration upon the
| Presidential question:
The Baltimore Gazette (iemocratic) thus refers to
| the same Convention
| The most remarkable incident connected with the
proceedings was that while the delegates were be-
lieved to be almost unanimously for the Greeley and
| Brown ticket, one resolution openly endorsing that
ticket was promptly laid upon the table, while an
| other OF similar tenor was referred to the Com
mittee on Resolutions, pending the action Of which
| the Convention adjourned.
| This was only following the action of the Roches-
| ter Convention. 1t seems as II but one hand were
pulling this denomination by State Conventions
| wire.
A Western Grant paper says 'Fraity, thy name
| is-Greeley.n Better have named woman's tights
candidate, and then the quotation and application
might have been more perfect
1t is written OF Colfax:-
He smiled sort Of sckly smile and cnred upon the floor
And the subsequent proceedings interested him no
Why not let the dead rest I?
The Boston Trarel1er Grant speaks thus OF the
Chappaqua woodchopper and his chances:-
AS President OF the United States, chosen by
democratic voters he would have to take the lead
IN that reactionary work upon which the demo-
Gratis bent and which can be performed only as
a consequence OF a republican defeat Fortunately
there is no chance that Mr.. Greeley ever will be-
come democratic President, the people will
elect President Grant, and re-elect him, too, by u
vote that will be az decisive against democracy
hopes.
The latest 'ism' is 'Free White Hatism.- 1t
beats Fourrierism Brisbaneism and many other
old isms "all hollow as an electoneering dodge
Miss Laura Rein has written very interesting
and touching letter from Washington to the st.
Louis Democrat based upon episodes in the life OF
Henry Wilson.
The Pittsburg Nda Grant exclalms
Hester Clymer, OF Berks, has been appointed
chairman of the Democratic state Central Com
mittee In place OF Mr.. Wallace, who has been placed
on the retired list. Cymer is to stump the state
and is Buckalew This means the transfer or the
democracy to Greeley.
The following are few OF the things the Chicago
Post Grant wants to know
Why doesn't Carl Schurz make that speech for
Greeley
why doesn't Trumbull make that speech for
Greeley
Why doesn't Sumner take one side or the other2
Why doesn't Fenton "arragn Grant, or some
body
THE GERMAN LIBERAL REPUBLICANS.
The German Liberal Republican Central Commit
tee, Mr. August Theissen presiding met at Germa-
MIA Hail. 200 Third avenue last evening The