New-York tribune., 1872-09-11
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THE LIBERAL REPUBLICAN CONNENIlON-
NO TICKET DECIDED UPoN'
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yvo,c,,s-rf, Sent. t0.-There is considerable
.~,,,pt I'm TINS city this evening the Liberal re
publicnn and Democratic Conventions which are 70 "
hcld tomorrow The leaders OF the two parties ooE" "
Arrve early this afternoon and this evening cro"uS VI
delegates came the trains from various S'o
tions They an collected is usual at poh'lcSI oo"-
ventons at the Bay State House Among the more prom
t,spt Liberal Republicans who have arrived are Cen
Banks the Hon f. W. Bird Of Wapoe, Cen sehoue' oi
Boston the Hon. Geo. II. Munroe OF Boston the non II
w Muzzey Of Cambridge, Mr. Rice OF s.rmSne'u, MI
s,.rwcafber OF Northampton, Dr. Brewster OF Pltts
field Mr. s. r. Phillips Of springheid' EhzH "I'I"'
Of Boston, DR.. Forman of Lynn M'1or very
Of -orccsier. the Hon Rodney French OF new
Redford the Hon. j. W. Usher OF Medord' ana Use non
Geo A. Shaw Of Boston. Gen Banks has oeen s'iec'eu
10 preside over the republican Convention wmch VIII
meet in washburn Hall. Messrs Wright Monroe Chas'
g. Davis OF Plymouth, and Mr. Muzzey OF Cambridge
vii, he prominent members OF the Committee on i'o
lut,ons and with Mr. Wright Chairman the l.'lVi"
may be expected to give forth no uncertain S''"D va
the live issues Of the day. -
The aiding men Of the Democratic party arc also o''
and they have had friendly and informal discusSouS
with some OF the Liberal Republicans II cannot he e
l sce roined who will be selected as the candidate
for Governor Governor and the o'her ooe'
whether the candidate for Governor VIII DC
Liberal Republican Democrat, oOes hOu
he settled. IneIe Is Vain VI minimizing
,,ther Mr. Sumner, or Mr.. Bind among
the Liberal Republicans and some OF the
democrats also talk of those two men, with the HON.
Geo L. stearns Of Cicopee as candidate Tor beu'eh-
antGoyeruor Judge Abbott of Boston seems to De the
general choice OF the Democratic party II one OF ther
number Is TO be taken a candidate II he is seecteu
Gen Schouer is mentioned candidate lor Lieu
teuant-G Governor The Hon. John X. T1rboX OF Law
renee, and MAJ. CASTOR of Boston, are mentioned
as possible candidates for Governor DuV II Is
understood that both decline to have their names uSe
II a Liberal Republican Is taken FOR GoVernoi JuISo
Woodbury. of Boston. prominent Democrat may NC
selected for IAeuteuant-GOy The greatest mar
ruopv prevaiIs and no very considerable number oi
gentlemen seem to desire to press any specd cahou"'e
for Governor II any gwen number OF delegates use
any one OF the mentioned the pressure would De
likely TO insure success
IL has been agreed by both State Central Committees
that soon after the Conventions fully organized
Committee OF one each Congress district Will be
appointed by each Convention, 10 confer together ana
select candidates. Mt. Brd will be Chairman OF that
Committee for the Liberals and j. A. Durham OF PITS
field Tor he Democrats. From all indications Tonight
the Committees VIII have difficulty in agreeing upon
"a ticket
MEETING OF THE YOUNG DEMOCRACY - AD-
DRESSES BY PROMINENT MEMBERS OF THE
PARrY-JouN QUINCY ADAMS DENOUNCED
FOR FAvORING THE LOUISVILLE FIzzLE.
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NOkCEsIElts sept lOs--l uC IOAH5 4'NA''"NA'eNJ
had "a rousing meeting in washburn Hall this evening"
which was well attended. Great enthusiasm was
mauiiceted whenever Mr. Greeley or MI Sumner
were mentioned, and 1t will be seen by
the report below that john Quincy Adams was
formally Denounced bv the men who have
heretofore been his firm supporters Charles H. tFoth-
ingham Of Boston made short and telling speech IN
the course of which he said: The Administration
party In showing its true colors II Is the aIsocacy
party which is always opposed to progress IL ohers
nothing 10 the present Of the people OF Tor the
pacf.aiou Of the country. 1t seeks rather by appeal
ibg 70 the preiudccs Of the people, mnam-
ing the passions and stirring up i-feeiing
at the North and among the negroes OF the
South 10 obtain another lease Of four years possession
of the Government But the Democrats and Liberal K-
pubcans the needs OF the country with the true
fratrrra and patriotic cry, Reform and Universal Am
pesty" The people Of country about TO choose
between Genera-Oh, 1 beg pardon, since Har-
ward College gave him the degree OF Doc
tor, l must say DR.. Grant-and DIT. greeley
thuk the country has had quite enough Of Dr. Grants
doctoriug Although the patient has not recovered, the
Doctor desires to be retained and his numerous assist
nt and nurses wish also 10 keep their places that they
may continue apply the eeches TO the poor country
But tie country desires change of physicians 1t has
consulted Dr. Greeley, glance at whose benign cOuh
tenance is as good as a prescription. lie mas
felt the pulse Of the country and the country has con
1dcuce IN him. He says the patient needs no more
lrsh treatment II has bled enough. Nature now
can work its own cure. The bands should be taken of
the lower Of the South, and they viii then assume
their natural. healthy action. But no, says Dr..
Grant, the patient must not be allowed TO get
up. and his chief nurses, sairey Camp Butler
aud Mrs. Harris Cameron Of Harrisburg, who
have fattened in their situations and really enjoy at
tending a long sickness when IN comfortable place,
promise 10 keep the patient down. but the country with
returning consciousness aud the strength Of good Con
rttutiOn Will get up, the tables of nostrums
prepared by the drive Dr. Grant from the White
House and make Greeley family physician for four
years 10 come fGreat applause.l
Chase Sweeney, a prominent young lawyer OF Charles
town made a stirring address, in which lie ably and
severely criticised Grant referring Mr. Sumner the
honorable upright. brilliant Senator from Massachu-
settsv loud applause.l OF Mr.. Greeley he sad The
candidate on other side for whom the surages Of the
peope is asked is Horace Greeley, NewYOrk editor,
a man who, with very little money and very
little OF anything else but brains and the clothes he
wore left his New gland home, went TO the great city,
and there carved his way TO fortune and TO fame;
who is balanced by having great brain and a great
heart; man whose talents have been recognized many
years by the best this country and who is Of
the ablest men among us. He is put forth by whom
BY the best OF the Republican party who could not
stand the corruption and fraud and injustice in their
own ranks. Loud appause] The Democratic
marty came forward willingly ana laid their
party on the altar Of the country, and simply
asked the Liberal Republicans to present an honest man.
They ask for and desired no pledges All they ask is
that the Liberals shall do their duty and II they DO that
the Democratic party will be fully rewarded. tGreat
applause.l The Louisville Convention was the nasuest
hzzle the world lAppause.l OConor Is an
able man. had not got TO be such an imbecle as
10 be the candidate OF that Convention Adams got out
Of it by saying, shall not run If OConor does not
After have given him what have. he wss willing
10 20 against US We gave him our Endorsement but