New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-13
DEMOCRATIC VIEWS ON THE GENERAL
ISSUES.
THE wIsEsr COURSE FOR BALTIMORE.

The masses of the Democracy desire 70 Voto
for Horace Greeley and II IL strongly drged that inc
Baltimore Convention give him the benefit oil Demo
cratic renomnati9n ms PEopSphh c9 5go Made Tor
third ticket We think, however, that the Wlsest tng
for the Baltimore Convention 40 is UI AZ cet Int
TO submit the whole subject to Tho judgment anu
ism of the Democratic masses rere ~ tdn oIoop
these the subject; they know eNaetlg Wat ~
Sout ntrnetons from their National Convention
they would under them Besides, any nlmDer OF MI M
tona Democratic Convention could not consistently do
the latter could not properly travel out of its way 10
nominate q Republican tcset, bnt tne FORMER oouiu'
with perfect prOpriety, vote for such ticket
THE PROMINENT DEMOCRATS ALL FOR GREELEY
ne Louisville ooriT'JoTaaL -
We understood from the first that MI. rem
deton indorsed as ourselves do the nomination OF
Mr. Greeley. The same Of Mr. Hendricks was gwen CUT
before the final hegira OF delegates from CINCINNATI IN
deed, we know OF scarcely prominent Democrat VINO
seriously considers any other possibility After on Is
said against Mr. Greeley that can be said against hIn'
tbs remains 20 be said in favor Of accepting him.
that elected by u.s. and cut loose from his old Radical
need md desire We think he is available a strong
nominee lie TOOK hold of the popular heart at once In
swinging to the tail of men hike voorhees,, who
lead into trouble We cannot stand four years more
Of military rule II we are consigned TO II the N@rI19rn
Democracy will DO responsible. The NGw York worlds
at this critical moment the worst enemy the Ira
to reflect Grant The people OF the South feel this keen
ana they VII Se d Of "a oTr coce but that all
roads which lead from Greeley 60 10 Grant that series
on the side OF the Liberal TICKET as against the hd-
Gals.
MR. GREELEY TIE ONLY MAN WHO CAN BE
ELECTED.
From The Richmond Dispatch
If Greeley cannot be elected, no Democrat
can, Liberal Republican can. No other candidate
could possibly be selected who would have any chance
then TO claim that any Democrat could be, insult
the intelligence OF the reader man who Is so blind or
a lunato asylum. So whether Greeley can be elected
not IL viii be the best plan TO ndOrse him. We may
enemies win admit FJr our part, believe that he
will be trumphanty elected But let ms chance for sue
cfat He viii lead an army that VIII go into battle
pecting victory and buoyant with the prospect. A
Democrat would lead forlOrn hope His defeat would
be assured before the firing Of the first gun.
THE VOTERS CANNOT BE HUMBUGGED By
THIRD TICKET.
From The ElRtrq Gazeie
The Democracy are in 10 humor to be
trfed WITH and cannot he humbugged into the belief
that straight nomination at Baltimore means anything
else than the election OF Grant Leaders who assume
that they control the masses and lead them TO the
support OF dummy ticket will find themselves without
followers IL they undertake that game This is
ment in which the voters have constituted themselves
the Cincinnati Convention readily and heartily Neither
argument appeals by leaders were necessary TO
recton We believe the Baltimore Convention will have
the good to indorse the work so well accomplished
at Cincinnati.
COMBINATION THE ONLY SAFETY.
From The Hartford Tn,s.
Democrats desire TO preserve constitutional
government Under Grant and the party that supports
iin IL is In rapid progress Of destruction. thousand
tunes Democrats have warned the people against the
steady and rapid strides of the military power that is
usurping civil Government With scholarly force and
eloquence Senator SUMNER In his late great speech has
the Government and the rights Of the states To elect
him Is weaken BOTH and plant the seeds Of destruction
opponents OF Grant must be effected. Without this
combination, the opportunity is lost.
THE EMBODIMENT OF POPULAR ASPIRATION.
From The Patersoz Guardian
The nation sOrely needs the restoration of
political harmony and fraterual feeling between the
North the SOUTH ana every day that long want
reelection OF Grant, nor by the nomination Of Demo
able chance 0. success OF the polls IL only be sup
piled by the union OF patriotic citizens representing all
parts OF the country all existing political parties, and all
phases of opinion questions OF political economy In
support OF Greeley and Brown who have been made by
the force Of events the embodiment OF the popular
piraton for constitutional government, honest admins
| traton and peace.
A SOUND DEMOCRATIC TICKET SURE OF SUCCESS.
FROM The Detroit Free Press.
The entire Democratic vote can be cOncen-
rated upon proper nomination In Baltimore. II that
nomination Is OF character TO dispense distract
party, the nominee Of the Republicans at Philadelphia
will be elected. II 1t is OF character TO satisfy
formers" 1t viii be elected IL must be, succeed
sentative, not ura-soundy Democratic in principles,
plished aud settled by the war, as well committed
against violent sudden changes that would distract
imperil the commercial and financial interests Of the
country. II these can be combined In one man by the
Baltimore Convention, the Democratic party
OF success as that the sun will rise on election day.
TIE DEMOCRATIC MASSES FOR GREELEY,
From The Selma (Ad) Timea
The masses of the Democracy desire to vote
for Horace Greeley and II is strongly urged that the
Baltimore Convention give him the benefit of Demo-
cratic denomination This proposition Is the natural
suit OF the violent but feeble effort being made for
third ticket; Mr.. Voorhees's declamations against
Greeley actually irritating the OF the party
into ardent espOusa OF him, aud they argue that
III their leaders far short Of understanding the
attempt 10 make the Democratic party the
auxiliary Of Grant they might well insist making
IL the pledged ally OF Greeley We think. however that
the wisest thing for the Baltimore Convention TO do
not 10 nominate third ticket, even 10 adopt the
Cincinnati ticket but TO submit the whole subject
Judgment aud patriotism OF the Democratic masses.
CAMPAIGN FALsEHooDs. ".
From Tie NashriiS Banner.
Some Grant Republican-an eilice-hOlder, Of
conrse-wIites letter from Nashville 20 The Neg York
Times In which, among other reckless things the writer
says that ain portions OF tins state IL Is absolutely
unsafe 10 be Grant man." ana further that "All Re
Ia Tennessee for Grant" TIE Times, beiDg
a partisan Journal Is very Wild In It's statements some
times but Ii seldom goes far as 10 print campaign Mt
eraue so utterly deVOd OF truth az furnished by this
Tennessee correspondent We know OF several Exon
federate soldiers who as pronounced Grant nen Us
EWell MOsby, and We know numbers or Republicans
who voted for dImt IN 1883 who will vote for Greeley IN
1872 IL the Democratic managers do not drive HIN on tho
track. Tennessee VIII ~ largely for Greeley though 1t