New-York tribune., 1872-06-22

ooorded the failure TO adhere to that in the Cinc
natl platform as q dishonorable breach OF ia''a
which absolyed everybody from any oohgS'lon 70
Some one here asked Mr. Atkinson n he himsen no" no
norticinated In the preparation Of the Cnennau pAF
form and II he had not concurred in aud eonseh'ou
the especal feature Of IT in regard to Freeiraoe anu
protection He admitted that he had, and SAID ne oo
upon the assurance that men should Dc seiso''" W.
would themselves be exponents OF free'Iraoe' a"a
the failure to select such another oreaeh
OF which he complained ,, ,., q,
After Mr. Atkinson came ex Gov. E. +. Plhs '"'J VI
Name, who saidi
Ex-Gov. PILLsBURr's SPEECH.
Mr.. PRESIDENT; The gentleman from Massacnusetts'
who preceded me, says that as choice Dct"een "'"
and Greeley he is for Grant, and this deciarauoh was
applauded here 1t to me, Sir, that the propo
ton of gentlemen here to place nominations before
the country is perfectly consistent with this deeasuon
for such action could only TO the benefit OF Grant
came here upon invitation ayoElng the oJ. 9oJec.v.
of onnosition 10 Grants Administrations but the tenor
of remarks by several gentlemen seems 70 ina, %
SpSo,on SS1s po Mr. Greeley That no. the Kind Of
feast to which had supposed myTei dns va a.. nrsc
tcabe but Infinitely prefer the election OF MT 1rsssy
to coptnuance of the present corrupt ana
represent the Democrats Of Maine, whose sentms EN-
upon the question OF Free Trade are IN It's
true that the nominations at Cmelnnsu "sIe % ,,h
degree % e q e6dne.s but perfectly
spparenf that the only possible 70 defeat the pres
and IT. 2d not require much time the Democracy Of
Maine to determine where tne pain oI a d eibSsssa
among the Democrats OF our state 10 support 0, oIe'
and brown which is truly T0nGer @ on m party in Maine is
not due to the leaders Of the party, as assure ,S
masses Of the party are far ahead OF the ieaoei " ~
The fact h the business interests Of our state are s
ferpg IN Si tne the great
leading interests OF Maine IN the past are prostd @
Sed along the banks of our rivers extended coasts
are deserted and evidences OF decay meet US on every
discourag ged and dissatisfied: They do not al under
stand the complicated Questions voea & ~ ere s ~ one
thing they understand and that s that change OF
S cdnfSt fty MAKE s1e eteTmned on having
change; If not such change as they would prefer .e
sS sd % Gn ss sS eSSrse by the fact that ali over
| State beralmnded Republicans are coming up NI,h
sands more are inclined TO do the same and S m9st
assuIedly IL Greeley and Brown arc nominated ~ bai
| more, as believe tney certainly WIZ ps
THE DISASTROUS EFFECTS OF NEW TICKET
To nut a new ticket in the field only tend 10
cement and disaster 1t would ntmidate those
who will otherwise join US In this movement, ana per-
haps drive back many who have already ayowed their
purpose TO support the Cincinnati ticket. know that
such action on the part Of tins o %
ity would discourage and dsnearten Doth the DeIno
Grant in our state There class OF who would
be elated by such action, and greatly rejoice over "
mean the rings ol 1d % n 81 30 @ oo opI
Whatever the intended object Of the action proposed
mSy Be- its only effect will be to aid Grant aud HIS FOL
agree with the gentlemen who say that revenue I.I1
eas nS9nE Ras mSTs S e That nope pc Grant 'n
Grant TO be fully committed TO the doctrines OF Protc
ton and that he is under the tuteage and control OF
such Plotectonists simcn Cameron OF Pennsylvania
would like 70 have some OF the dissatisfied Ifee Trade
intimation from Ge-. Grant that he will not veto any
revenue reform d. passed by Congress OK tas nc T s
not his inu ence as President, IN the fre as IN tnc
past aid II OF the Proteetioni.s On tns
other lan9, Mf. Greeley stands pedged no 70 M NE , @
ernmeft to further Protection interests, and - men
gent doubts that Horace Greeley VIII be true 10 "a.
pledges As much as has been sara ana written ashs
Mr. Greeley, never yet heard OF MS being accused OF
election some OF the revenue reforefs present prefer 70
that OF Mr.. Greeley
get reform bills through Congress. with Trustworthy
man in the Presidential chair pledged g spprove snFh
he ayowed FreeTraderf Think it a, oompiis
lug great deal TO get the great champion OF Proiecton
! Liberal movement in support OF Mr. Greeley we shall
succeed in electing many more revenue reforners 10
Congress than We otherwise should have made manS
Free Trade speeches, apd he greatest obstacle IN ihE
way Of success which have encountered has been parry
party will not listen attentyey and couslder eaEdidb
BY uniting this movement shall brcS down partv
lines AND prejqdiees aud geta impartial hearing
Gentlemen az that they believe Free Trade pr,nc,po
will be likely be finally established i'm mis- conn
try by continuing Grants Administration four years
longer than Dy eleellng GREELEY am astonlshed at
to me that II the controlling policy OF this Admnisr.
be little hope OF establishing Free frudc or anv
other true S principles OF goyernment. We have
scTupulous and determined, and when therc snail be
added to these all tie officers connected with public
schools throughout the country all the oneers OF
On at every precinct OF the country, All the tee.
graph operators in the land, all depending upon one
central power for their positions aud their brcai aad
butter what hope will there be Of rescuiBg
local selfgovernment and the rights OF The
And Sir, am but reefrins to 'pVHs%, nieas,Ses
already advocated and pressed by this Administration.
TO say nothing OF devices that may be originated
during four years more Of such rule. Tie rooec lion
Grant win be hailed as an Endorsement OF this cenral
ing policy, and as an Invitation by the people To prcss
on in the same direction To my mind this question
other questions and view OF the ntons Interests
involved in IT, most earnestly hope that action will
be taken by this body, or any portion OF H. that can Ia
the least tend TO increase dangers that direction
Parke Godwin-May ask the gentleman question:
Mr.. Pillsbury-Certainly
Mr. Godwin-I heartily agree with all the gentleman
has said against Capitalization but ask him IL not
true that MI Greeley las approved VI all these central
Mr Pllsbury-The Christian world never quotes from
plause
At later period OF the meeting Judge Briukcrhon
said he had received information from hose having In
charge the Cincinnati platform that the basis had been
enlarged that IL longer test OF admission
there that should be Free Trader and Senator
Fowler and gentleman from Pennsy lysnia said they
had signed no such pledge.
Parke Goodwin for New-York, spoke in opposition 70
Greeley claiming that on every ground the Cincinnati
Convention failed in It's promises and notably In the
Free Trade plank. In the nomination Of man who did
not agree with the platform itself In the
speech Mr. Goodwin presented series Of II resolutions
including the following:
PARKE GoDwIS's RESOLUTIONS.
Resolred That at the close Of exhausing civil war
It is the highest duty Of the Government after having
sacured contest suitabe con.titn-