New-York tribune., 1872-05-07

venom Tie has beenand this q not the hrst time We
have II to his honor-one OF the warmest
friends OF European immigrants, both Germans anu
Irish He will receive, then largo voto froni thoSo
quarters and tho larger the bettor.
HOW THE GERMAN DEMOCRATS REGARD THE
NOMINATION.
From TAs Ee,e Yorter Journal .
Undoubtedly Mr.. Greeley, in consequence OF
h,s Tompepance whns, is not very popular with the
Germans. but this prejudice may be modihed IN the
q the nsSSs Co 90 With
and, beside, he has done very c muon "nlrn MN
should speak In his favor Sos iee s
The Herald. The Times, aud The Word nave uoo m @ sns
course Of time On the contrary cam dmh the Democrats
80 ior Greeeyi That is question when we we xs ne.
almost decide IN the negays tsS ooantr SaI were
formerly distinguished. have been forobly soiyed
By the events Of the Ssrsy s but the
fundamental principles OF parties are always tne saip
as they aaa he &
uted and yied our party There are seadc a
to be offended at him, and 1t Is imagined that wo
Democrats can support bis candidature Lnns d th
nnt 81 s hS we selection % of Greey by the
cratic National Convention, We live In TemarKaplo
time, and have determined to wonder at nothing more
THE CANDIDATE FOR IRELAND's INTERESTS.
From ia. ,v-York hrsh Demorat mn
In another article in this issue OF Ihe
Democrat, have we think, written with sltcisns
that there shall be nisconcepon OF these views and
words shall not be ssdara into for
s s psr a o eS s
=, 90 not fsT as 70 Is
odan SH ~ Of TT that proud privilege his Tegardba
would, with voice and pen In press and upon pat
one Who whatever his party predictions heretofore
knew distinction when relands interests were 10 Ds
encouraged. enc Personally, Horace Greeley is be-
loved By the great mass OF ,c6 oTs sTsat e
nS enS: aftsr S between the
Cincinnati and those which have formed the chefsne9 %
would we thus bespeak for Horace Greeley Irish graft
tude and support but would appeal to the Journal
order From other ranks and professions Presidents
have been chosen is It not time that men OF letters
SSua Sra hsys better in France ee the ed
itOrai power is recognized and admitted, in the
Let America take heart OF grace and follow this
ple and let American journalists for once give up tho
acerbties OF rivalry and the anin0stes OF party con-
fic by aiding the elevation Of one who dignes their
profession and whose election would be an honor OF
This is our position tho Cincinnati nomination
Never there nd s5SO 5at 5aSas SH n
bring upon us and the question now for the true and
9 maj party t, chs hS Sso In hs s
| United States Government, but whether Radr
sH ons or S'co eomprhensSe shall rule over
| tlis continent and this people. Viewed In thls
rHs light tine s capse Is WHAT hat
we are called upon to uphold That Is tho
Of eyerytbng thai il near and dear to the citizens OF the
Union The protection of our lives the security
property; the maintenance OF order; the nvloaDiy
ervation Of tho sanctty of homes and our resdes
| al, depend upon the action of the Democracy
now. The Cincinnati nomination was as fairly
son %aa0 i, SSw Ss far a the cincH9s nominee viii
| acceptable to the old-tme Democracy. Personally.
Horace Greeley carries with hlm the respect of all
classes OF his countymen and as ior the platform we
fail discover In lis panks any material discrepancy
from the old Democratic structure These questions
| however, are for the wise heads OF the party in
consistency Of clinging to old nomencatnres
simply because they are old and rejecting sound pm
would be unfair to omit stating that Mr. Horace Greeley
has ever been Jealous ireAd ana warm sympatnzefM I'm IN
Irish matters that he is personally popular WITH inc
great OF Irish citizens auu mat ne mas we DcleNe
more than Irish sentiment 10 recommend nm or ne Is
not wholly un-Irish in blood, and brain, and lineage.
| THE IRISH WANT NO DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE.
From the " y. Hisa People.
| This action of the Cincinnati Convention Is
OF such character TO recommend Itself to the whole
irish community, and that, we presume will give the
balance OF power In the forthcoming campaign to tue
remains now to be done The National Democratic
! Convention has yet to meet. and either iDdorse
| the action OF tho great national gathering at
| Cincinnati, or pat forward nominee OF their own
selection. To bring forward Democratic candidate.
we cero not who he may be- Is simply TO give to the coS
ruponlsts OF the country not only chance, but GER
tanty of reGlecting Grant. one whose very name Is
cinnati platform by the National Democratic Conven-
tiOn win be an act Of grace mat % VIII carry wh
| The rejection OF that platform Will bring disgrace
the Democratic party, and leave TINS country inr
ther prey TO Of the governments that ever sat
| at Washington whether tho forthcoming Democratic
Convention Will act as We could desire to see M act IS
millions Of Irish votes WILL undoubtedly, go to the sup
port OF the nominee Of the Cincinnati Convention. and
wanting the Irsh prepared to show that
! the action OF tho Democratic Convection VIII Do
! weak indeed. Creecys nomination ~ one OF the most
prudent and udcious that cOuld possibly he made The
Liberal Republicans went wisely TO work when they Sc
cured such their candidate; the wisdom OF the
Democratic Convention win be evidenced by the prompt
adoption Of the man and the platform OF the Cincinnati
Convention. Any other action than this will be rum
| ons and can possibly have no other result than
an evil one Be it remembered that Horace Greeley IS
better kuOwn better beloved, and will receive more
unanimous support from our Irlsh-American citizens
than any candidate which the Democrauc Convention
may bring forward Greeley requires no praise at our
hands lie Is beyond that. But he requires popular
recognition at hands which he will get as honestly
and sincerely ever recognition given by party
| 20 man before. Irish gratitude il pr0verbal and IN
this 1t shall be warmly manifested. Horace
Greeley has through long, eyentlu ana m st hohor
able life been the consistent friend of the Irish In ~
he was foremost in the Irish Directory in this city. His
| political view toward our old enemy-Engan i
have always been Of that character which recommends
them to our people, ne Is me foremost 0 AmeEn nv e hs
wolkDown goodness; his splendid mental capacity and
theme OF praise all over the world HIS great khi
heart aud the possession OF eminent qualities spring,
ing thercirom, all 90 to form the perfectly good and
great man. For these reasons ndorse the nomina-
ton Of Horace Greeley for tue Presidency and shall use
tongue and pen without fear Or stint In the prOulga-
ton OF our Greeley platform lrishlnen we can upon
you 70 indorse our action Rally to man IN behalf OF
President Greeley tie Dost ana greatest since the uays
Of Jackson.
WHAT WILL THE DEMOCRATS DOT
From The Nos- YO,k EIpress.
The most vindictive opponents Of Mr.. Gree
ley In his own party also are his warmest friends
and this indicates the complete division vi the two On
the one side come rdiculc sncers, contempt, and de-
nuncIatOn and from the other warm and generous sup
port. The great laughing party at Greeley may lauga
byand By like certain wanton boys the other side their
mouths The Grant papers viii, by-andbv, learn that
Greeley Ia better Republican than an old Buchanan
Democrat who changed hs politics TO get olce and who
fntn tla xyDr ave lpsa RE Ma.
Clean, Sherman, Buell. or any OF tie Democratic Gen.
erals In the 1eld We speak not as parfisans bur az