New-York tribune., 1872-07-16

ond h sTpaops viii ye their cheerful support to
tic ticket and do everything in their power 10 secure It's
success next November.
GREELEY BEFORE GRANT ALWAYS.
TA> Lynohburg yrgtaian ., 81,
The lines are now clearly drawn, all the
enlisted under one banner-that upheld Dy Horace
Greeley.whe the Radical destructionists follow the
flag Of Ulysses s. Grant, and 60 wherever his persona
fortunes may lead There Will be no other candGarss
and so we shut up the choice Greeley or Grant
one the other OF these candidates VIII De me next
a majority of the people do not believe it should be
Grant 1t is only necessary therefore ior an VINO arc
opposed to the present corrupt rule to vote lr Ieeey
to insure his election
THE COUNTRr DEMANDS CHANGE IN THE
GOVERNMENT.
From me tina (fla.) Tmss.
The die is cast The Baltimore Convention,
the mouth piece OF the Democracy OF the Union, mas
spoken. and placed our standard IN the pending Ib
dputal contest in the hands OF Horace Greeley oucn
action by the Convention was anticipated ahu ehPectu
by the Democracy and desired by an VINO o ths
that has control OF it. Inc country deanu nan ia
cnage ca ane Of oe seSnrng that change is in union on
Mr. Greeley OF all the elements opposed to The Grant
ring.
THE BEST POSSIBLE RESULT.
From ne Richmond WhtG -.
We need not say that, in our judgment, this
result N tGe PTeseH' 5es fSnt could be eeced We have
long believed that the best salve for the wounds 3
country laceraed terrible civil war was just such
combination this, embracing the most patrioIc anu
unsesh of both the great parties. IL was a ,lO
which re0ured the highest and the most bengnant
craftsmanship and most sendenylhS paltlotisl, ane
happily for the country that satesmaDshp anu P PaoE
ism were not wanting. success under such banner
opens 10 wounds and heals the OLD Ihat Is l's us
tinguishing and preemnent Nntue'
A CLOSE AND CORDIAL COALITION.
From Tie NORFOLK (Vd.l Journal
The adoption of the Liberal Republican plat
form and the nomination of the Liberal % cd an
United by the DemocraticC Conyen-
close and cordial coalition between the opponents OF
Grant his policy and his party without reference TO
cral Movement, initiated and inaugurated in Vr-
ginia assumed such shape in Missouri as TO
make il national In its comprehenslyeness. Inc nES
men of the country who dissatisfied with the Adj
ministrati0n and alarmed by It's vo
Democrats and Conservatives were all appaudng II.
None but Radicals were actively against IT, None out
the BourbOns passive observers OF It's progress
A LESSON TO THE POLITICIANS.
From The KHorrIle (Tenn) Press and Herald -
The patriotic instincts of lOng-suiferlng
wbaesoe Lesson In the art of popular combination In
spite of all the selhshness and prejudice and intrigue OF
gether and yesterday, through the last and most I'M
portant Convention of the campaign, completed M Mthe
work of consolidating their own strength against & Tue
corrupt personal Government at Washington Inc WORK
of organizing and harmonizng the opposition so aus
pciOusy begun at Cincinnati has been most glorousy
concluded Baltimore The assurance being now gwen
that Greeley is to be the sole candidate against Grant
the thousands of Republicans who prefer the RepuD
licansm OF Greeley 10 the personalsn Oh Srahl, no
longer restrained by their hereditary fear OF the old
Democratic party, will hasten to ayow their adherence
to the Liberal cause.
THE LIBERAL MOVEMENT THE oUTGRoWTH OF
POPULAR DESIRE.
From The Colombia Is. c. Ph9atf.
The nomination of Mr.. Greeley which was
at first a source OF grave apprehension 10 many mas
proved 10 be most fortunate event. de mas deVeOped
immense popularity and seems TO grow IN favor as the
hours increase. Every step indeed, In the Liberal move
ment from its Inauguration to the present ie nae Deea
a which proves at once that has been directed
by sagacious counsel and that 1t L. the outgrowth
iii tired OF War; war measures war policies and sec
tional hatred and strlfe, ana are ANXIOUS I Lor
tons between the States and TO return TO the ways OF
peace and order, and economy, and civil law III they
oppressed SOUTH whose candidate Greeley especially is,
viii be to her full rights in the Union and South
Carolina be speedily relieved OF her aeeursed earepag
misrue which the sympathy Of Grants administration
has alone sustained thus far
REUNION AT LAST.
From, The Charleston (Wsst yd.l Free Press
In the nomination of Horace Greeley and
Graz Brown the National Democratic party has immOr-
ine love of country which challenges the admiration OF
mankind. IL has made sacrifice OF party-feeing TOT
The gratitude OF all parties is due this noble body OF
men. From the South, all crushed and trampled on as
she s it will rise like the pernme bruised flower,
forever brandishing the sword, wishes to eiry he INTO
Norh-longing hold out the hand Of reconciliation to
her smtten sisters Of the South land but ever Kept back
by the cruel policy OF the present Adnnisraonwlll
thank them for allowing her the longdesired opportu,
nifty East and West will resound with the praises and
admiration OF a united people.
From The RicJq0Rd Dispatch
The eyDectation of the country has been
realized Horace Greeley and B. Gratz Brown are the
Democratic nominees for President and NieePresident
of the United states The work OF the Cincinnati Con
venon has been finished. They who worked AT Cncin-
natl builded better than they knew IL seems 10 be
fresh Illustration Of the adage that man proposes but
God dspOses" j. any friend of decentralization appre
hensve that Mr. Greeley Will try 10 dwarf the states
Is any Free Trader afraid that he will use his influence
to perpetuate the Protective system Is any Democrat
afraid that he will turn his back upon the Democratic
party when he comes into poweri The answer Is that
Greeley honest man, and would not accept votes
under false pretenses He will live up TO the CINCINNATI
platform and his rendering OF that Platform He
Will restore good government 10 the country peace 10
south. He will allow the issues 10 drop out OF
sight. He will walk In the ways OF peace His acts wlll
rebound the glory and honor Of bis country aud To
the perpetuty OF the union OF the States.
BROAD AND HONEST PRINCIPLES AGAINST FRAUD
AND TYRANNY.
From IRe Charleston Courier.
The Liberal Republicans and the Democrats
being united in principle both the and the other
being engaged the struggle rid the country OF the
corrupt CBsarsm which is destroying its liberty IL was
that they should select the candidates
result OF this selection wall necessarily be- that the
strength Of neither party Will be wasted and the power
OF both will be concentrated on the common object
Now that the Convention has spoken, the contest Is mar
roWed down two candidates. Either Greeley or Grant
will be the President OF the United States. The one
stands on a platform embracing broad and honest prn-
cipes while the platform OF the other sanctions every
fraud every act OF tyranny every wasteu grant OF the
public domain 10 gigantic corporations the imperialism
at Washington and the supremacy OF the sword over the
law This the real contest, ana In voting for the one
or the other indOre the other so OF principles
The enthusiasm for Mr. Greeley came first from tue
south aud at the South he VIII receive support rs