Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-03

Henry S. FooTE declines to put his foot in
the Congressional race In Tennessee.
The Detroit Pres says We shall win to
the support Of Grant a large percentage Of the
Democratic vote o; the State this year"
The Cincinnati Commercial says: ave don't
suppose thore will he any oolored delegates at
the Democratic conventions but wouldn't II be
good thing to have few, Just for the cake Of
euphony2'"
PErER CooPER Is not a GrrAleyitS He said
70 a World reporter; "GrSsley, oh no! (wlth 4
iaugh.) cannot go Greeley. Poor, dear old
Horace! lie Is not ht to administer the Govern.
mont bless you no; believes In everything and
every new idea; It's a mistake putting him for.
ward"
GovERNoR PALNER, Of Illinois, has iust ar.
ranged a new time table. He Is for Greeley
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday; for
Grant every Tuesday and THURSDAY and every
Saturday in the forenoon, and for Mrs Wood.
hull every Saturday afternoon and all day
Sunday.
Tue New York Tribune claims that twenty.
eight States have, in their Democratic oOnVSn.
tons, with varying emphasis, Joined the Liberal
movement" These States will have $40 votes IN
the convention. As the whole number Of votes
Is hTed at 7J2, Greeley will have-conceding the
yeraoity Of the above stntement-l32 votes more
than two-thirdS on the trst ballot.
HoRACE GREELEY will doubtless DO very much
obliged 10 his TAmmAny supporters In New York
city IL they would abstain from being detected
In any more frauds until election day Is over at
least. 1t Is Sheriff brennan now whnsA love OF
iS rather mortifyIng to N. Ia .ts,i anu u u
known beforehand what theirsuecess would bring
the country TO.
THE New Orleans PiedyuHs Is not pleased with
Theodore TlltOn's style Of advocacy In the mat
ter Of the Cincinnati movement. II complains
that while Theodore, ArraySd with genius Of
trlple.plated brass, interpolated with as many
layers Of toughest asses hides" pOurs round
after round Of heavy prcieetiles into the Rspub.
loan camp, somehow these invariably return,
tho Greeley camp.
A CANDID OPINION Is freely expressed by the
Free Press Of Detroit In the assertion that Il is
PLAINLY apparent that Greeley eau neither
unite tho Republican nor the Democratic OppO-
sitlOn to Grant" The Free Prc5, Is still scOld
Ing about 1.-The nefRrious means by which the
nomination Of the latter was secured at ClncIu.
natl, aud Is attempted 10 DO Imposed upon our
p1ANe w eyANahhlhV WIN hno AffAA IN It's
aiiIctiOn, and cordially invite It to Join party
In whose conventions such nefarious tricks are
not tolerated.
Mr., DANA, Of the New York Sua, now one Of
the most ylrulent trAduoors Of tho Preslisnt,
wrote not very long ago 1.-THE personal quail
ties Of Ulysses s. Grant, like his historical
achievements, are such as 10 attract and Justify
tho confidence Of the loyal people Of the whole
country. HismOdosty, his dlBinterestedness, his
magnanimity, his bravery and his patriotism
may we'll be held up as models Of emulation.
His fidelity to duty and his frmness In trial and
danger prove that the republic will DO In safe
hands" Every word Of which Is as true today
as It ever was, DaRS, not General Grant, has
changed.
The New York Times chRrges-and tho charge
has not been, we believe, denied-thAt there is a
bargain between Mr. Greeley and the TammAny
ring, In pursuance OF which they support him.
Through this bargain I! Governor Hoffman OK.
poets to get the denomination for Governor, and
tho Greoleyites and Fentonltes will support him,
provided he uses his influence In favor VI droe
ley for President" The Nation, always careful
10 its statements, also asserts that Mr.. Greeley
is daily contracting obligations to tho Tammany
politicians which no will DO forced To discharge
by quArtsrinE thom on the Treasury, In tho
event Of his election. 1t Is certain tho class Of
men who are making themselves prominent on
his behalf in New York are not 10 the habit Of
working for living