The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-07-04
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Special Dispatch to tho st. H..
can.
New GoRK, june 21
the conference at the Film
tel yesterday was nm; q
largely for Greeley. Dr.. ...
very glad -hortE alur
jouin sine die, and ua,
total Of official businc..
that peculiar convocatiap
The event regarded lac d.
by far the most important ..
meeting was Carl Sc.ur,
speech. As no reporters
the newspapers are ouIyall.-.
sketch OF lis eloquent ur.um...
beginning he said that II a.-..
the earnestness, eloquuc.
which had been shown Lr NJ
in his remarks had been r..
him at Cincinnati, 10 w.rI
great good. If anything H..
shown by other eour,m.n.
ing, or III getting ii up. MU .
at Cincinnati, the result ...
been very different. llMf.
who were vice presidents NJ Fl
way Hall meeting had br.r
Cincinnati they would r.
couse to meet here. u wa.
sential thing in polite u.. m.
the right thing but to .ay i.a.
| time, and the tim. wa. na.. F
new utterances. h is ta. m. d..
must have become convinced ...
situations here, If not before +
no longer possible 10 pr~m. nm.
with a chance Of beating Gr.
! the Greeley ticket Ieta.a .
present the great cou..lerta
prompted him, In 81 SENS.
support the Cincinnati u..a
were to consult merely Oh. .-
ings which he shared I'm r.-.
others who has expressed fhm .
if he felt at liberty to d0that a....
different; but he fclt that e..
considerations imposed % aHr
and upon others, which th..
neglect or disregard. There Inn.
manifested throughout taa ~
position toward Il thorough m
and permanent reconciliation
through the success of this mr
the hand of friendship and cordial.
outstreIched by the mou WHu M
fighting against as during tM
They were prompted 90 this uy.
ing that the Liberal EopuHl.
ment was for the eufruucui-m
people and their relief lIuu n
sion no longer endurabIo, ABBY
looking directly or indiroaIvh M
ton Of Grant, and toa emHaM
that oppression would Dog t1su.
and repcl with insult thU-. u#.
hands. He, for ono, under t..
stances and for no consideration .
take any step looking diro...r..m
w to q continuance 0t lH.. aan.
ton, and the repclliug oft tH.u
toward reconciliation bD,Weat..
and South. He spoke u.N.o.#
sity Of party dcspotism, which t
could understand who had N.W
led to front it in the Senate au. H
appealing in vain 90 men u.0 .
known to report on certain reform.
who did not dare 90 act upon .H.
victions because of chat parity
"a dcspotism which controlled ..
tees, which suppressed minority m
which whitewashcd the most -a
offensive misdeeds; that D. mn.
conceive that any reform could p
be aided or harborcd, -0 long
dcspotism remained mbukW .m
first necessity with the country M
break that at Oucef the hr. -tp.
the accomplishment Of auN reform
ever, that it would become iUm.a.
stronger if sustained and Endorsed U
people, as it would be ou tHe e.e.
President Grant and the pNI-lugUu
that this again seemed % hm Oh E.
upon every sincere rciOrmor % Iu.
TO be avoided, and that under
cumstanccs he could NOT directly .
contribute 10 uIa ra-e.a
the present administration uH f..
continuance and Strengthening
party despotism which 10 was Oh.
necessity to break. Some had adgu
the nomination of more cus.H
ticket. He had a strong leaning u
Of such Il movement. Hu
that ut this time, with such pull.
tercsts at stake, men must seek. u.
sonal ideas, but the most practical
they could accomplish. Generals
then argued at considerable IDu-.
utter impossibility OF prc-outiu-
ticket with the least hopes 49,
that even this meeting, 10 was .
would, by a considerable majority
clare against putting mp % uoW f..
that there was no possibility ..#
such ticket, even if put up uum.u
by the meeting, could bo adopt.
Baltimore. If some moycmg. H
kind had been made immediate.
the Cincinnati nomination .t
have had some weight, bu, ir W
use TO try TO stir molten iron after .
cold. lie said that even tuu Wo..
he believed that ne had deceived .
IN supposing that any such m.
was possible; but that IL wa- gnr !.
that it was not possible now I..
ltor then proceeded 10 lauI H.
man on the national ticket mI @I
the opinion thatif Nh. Greeley
ed, as he will be, by au uNrW. (.
vote, he would select from aI
such a cabinet and draw aum
such men as the nation would u
ire and implicit conhdcuo. .u H
Greeley will not be the Insa#
section Of the country, OBJ. r.a'.
clique, the automation of % w.".
Will be the President %. t..Am"
people, one and indivi-Iu'. wv.
;luded by saying that Since there
DC no united action at Che moaH
hat large majority of those U"
we're not disposed 10 taaa aHf
ooking toward a new Ticket Ha
uggest that the c0ulprpu.. -."#