The weekly clarion., 1872-05-09
The Cincinnati NOnainatiOns---
How they are Received by Ihe
Press and the Country
at Large.
THE DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS OF CONC

THE DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-
very general informal conference was
f held by the Democratic party in Congress
that they should delay an expression until
the voice of the whole party should be heard
In the National Democratic Convention on
the Cincinnati ticket, and that whether the
Convention should be for or against il,
every member ought to he bound by its
decision. It was thought that in no other
way could the harmony aud organization of
the party be maintained. Several Demo-
| cratic members, however sneak D.ivatelv
in approval of the Liberal nominee, espec-
tally every Democrat from the South but
they likewise concur in the policy of wait
| ing the action Of the National Democratic
| Washington Telegram.
THE LIBERAL REPUBLICAN PRESS
The great Republican papers which
had entered in the Liberal movement
have declared for the ticket-viz: the
| Chicago Tribune, the Cincinnati Com
mercial and the Springfield Republican.
The n. N. Herald welcomes Gree.
ley into the Campaign.
The Herald editorially welcomes
Greeley into the campaign as a man
whom the people will always respect and
honor.
The Herald adds: ''Whether we shall
support or oppose him must be decided bv
himself. He has received this nomination,
and II he avoids certain fOllies that have
embarrassed the usefulness of his career
we shall support him"
THE UNCERTAIN WORLD.
The N. Y. World having been disap-
pointed in the failure to nominate Adams.
gives forth a somewhat uncertain sound
as follows:
The convention has chosen to nominate
the most heated and conspicuous opponent
of the Democratic party in the country It
called for revenue reform, and the cOnven-
ton has selected the most jealous of protec-
tlonlSts. This leaves the Democratic party
entirely free TO await the developments of
the immediate future, and opens the way
for possible Democratic victory. The
World Will reserve its judgment until the |
meeting of the Democratic National Con- |
vention, called next week by the National !
Committee, meeting in this city.
TENNESSEE.
The Memphis and Nashville, Tennes-
see papers all declare strongly for the
ticket
ST. LOUIS REPUBLICAN.
Says this powerful organ of Western
Democratic opinion:
The ticket stamps the convention with
success, and imparts to the insurgent cause
a new force. 1t is needless to INQUIRE
whether Adams, or Trumbull or Davis or
Palmer would or would not have been a
better candidate for the first place: the dis
.inguished man actually nominated for that
1rst place is so good and fit, as to leave lit
lie room for regret among the partisaps of
he defeated aspirants, and to produce
lmong the people feeling of emphatic sat
sfactiOn.
THE WASHINGTON PATRIOT.
The Patriot (Democratie) is surprised at !
ne result but considers that the ticket pos {
esses some few elements of strength
VIRGINIA.
The Richmond Conservative papers
ay the ticket is the best that the Liber- I
Is could have nominated.
ILLINOIS. II
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, May 4.-The Illinois
tate Register of this date raises the stand
H Hra lot greeley and Brown, and in leading !.
ditOrml heartily indorses the plstform u
dOpted-by the Cincinnati Liberal Conyen- q
on. The Register closes its editorial as 4!
lllows. We have confidence enough in q
le good sense Of the Democracy TO believe L
lat it viii yield the ticket a cheerful, p
lrnest and successful support. The action
the convention is eminently satisfactory 4
the Democrats and Liberal Republican, 70
Id the enthusiasm for the ticket Is great al
Governor Palmer says that Greeley and
rown will receive seventy-five thousand O
epublican votes in Illinois. al
PENNSYLVANIA. -
Col. A. K Mcclure says we shall have to re
AXE big fight in Pennsylvania, but we
n win with these men.
PORTLAND ARGUS (DIMocRAT1. :.
PORTLAND, ME-, May 4-The Eastern Ar ur
10, Democrat, comes out fully for Horace
'eeley 40 the peoples candidate.