New-York tribune., 1872-04-30

he disafectnn Of the anti-Grant Republicans would
never have been heard OF again IN National politics. hs
ia ready with hs pen and tOngue an adept at pcty ID
trigue an extremist in al things schurz s red-h1
Radical, who failed as General Succeeued as "rle
and has Ide brilliant record orator aud thecrls,
And where now Ia Charles sumnerf Where does ie
standl The people hold him more man any 9lher man
or men, responsible for he threatened dsruptOhO Oh tle
Republican party.
CONSEQUENCES OF CINCINNATI.
IRON ne CaJT1Gn Idzete
There il no longer any demand or expectl-
ton the Democratic party sha disJand lhefe Is
tdIk 0I passive pohey. ~ Is nov OPeny us,
clarcd that The object Of the CINCINNATI Convention s %
bring about coalition with the Democratic plrts 10 de-
feat Grant. Tho first Of the consegences oi success
this coalition will Dc the election Of President Oy
mas OF winch more than nne-tcnths viii oe the compact
Democratic party, with It's organization IN ' ana WIN
its party cohesion and discipline renewed by ths tn
uuDh; while other fraction Will De without cohesion
ulty views, power or influence save IN coaI'Im
with the Democratic party, ana prootby WllA9n. IN
gle member IN the House OF Repre- enaIiyes To when
party in Congress viii the Administration 50 elected
their defeGtl Is there be Republican differentiation
~ soon as Democratic coalition shall have elected
look fpr that An Administration without support in
Congress little better than anarchy IL Is me duy Oh
"A President secure legislative coOpeIalon' am =
President 50 elected could hAd only III the DemocSuc
parry; -.uo.-, --,,,,,,-,- ~, ,-or,,,,.,,r -
from Missouri DaHo7aL . ,
A squad of political cOopers, " on a STRIFE
will attempt the not unusual but nos usdIiy sueceSsI
experiment at Cincinnati next week. OF making new
barrel to an old buDghole They have got the "hoe,
nnd that is about ali they have Got lnere Is caVlg III
their hopes void in their aspirations, and they want
10 make an available barrel to 70 contain the eorfcsvs
and explosive compour they fancy they can put INTO IT,
The world never before such a combination OF
emptiness rs Will be hOopCd INTO one huge vacuum
there, The work OF making a party ht personal
want e. as the boy said, of Conveying unto Others
those IDEAS whereof not ourselves hrst possessed
~ tolrrabjv i1npossale and extremely icut' and
that is precisely what Cincinnati manuiacure will
be, il 1t turns out to be anything the whoe " Llprra
movement IS vigorous stirring u nothing II tt Is not
"temuest i'm a teapot" n is storm In " exhausted
receiver" such vacuum as ancient pBhosoPner' .au
nature aDnorred" anu the poope wont IKE any
that it has It's preteEtous proclnatlOns en-
close hole
rxPoss1BILIrIEs OF 4 COALITION.
Fron The To1io B,.is
The prOposed coalition between the Demo-
Gratis and socalled Liberal Republicans muat ml 10
pieces because Of the uconeronce and incOmpatlpi'y
OF the elements OF which Il u composed The Demo-
Gratis who will into 1t will 90 FOR spois, and those 40
care for IN the coalition. The few Republicans who pro-
pose going into tAe movement DO so because they eTP
know the clash which inevitably comes between lner-
ests Of that character The coalilon once FORMED, e @
hoops winch bound the democratic party together LII s
burst asunder. No man the c0liton may present WIZ
have anv charm for them. II a slmOu-pure Democrlo
from the polls vote for Gen. Grant The Republican
candidate VIII gain more disaiiee;ed Democrats IAin He
can possibly lose Of discOntented RepuDheans
ONLY PERSONAL DISLIKE OF GRANT.
trVgs Tie indianapolis Journal
The detection of Trmbull, Sumner, and
Grant and they have made the mistake OF suppOsn1
that the masses 0i the Republican party would tSee
/
Grant IL strong with the Of the people, ana du
mitting all h errors they prefer to stand by him a M
term 10 following few Senators INTO tho
Democratic party. Grant has made mistakes IN TIC
selection Of officers and I'm Indiana and elsewhere u
popular and odOus have been fosted into places
Tor which they totally unfit. But these mistakes
have resulted, the Pr ldeut stated IN LIS meshse 70
Congress- from the fact he has based his selections
upon recommendations of persons in whose Judgment no
had right 20 place reliance and tIey nave Deen coni
mon 20 every administration.
A REPUBLICAN GATHERING AS WELL AZ LIBERAL.
The Minneapolis Tribune
If the Cincinnati Convention VIII cOnnne
itself to securing certain reforms III the interests Oh ts
people inside the party, have objection TO H.
IL should make a nomination, IL will certainly commit an
error Let 10 adopt platform Of principles Only ana
adjourn await the action OF tho Pnade phla COnNe
ton. II Grant any else is nominated upon SAT-
isfactOry platform, we believe the members Of the Cl
cinnati Convention will support such nominee seveIal
of the leaders have declared. We should constany
keep in view the fact that this Convention s ~ al
respects q Republican gathering. Is movers have
never been anything else but Republicans, ana lley
propose continue in that faith. If accept ther own
statements 10 their own intentions Ihey am n W
make the Republican party republican than IL Is'
With these acs in view II Is folly to denouncc theI
Let Us await patiently their action