The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-11
How the Baltimore Nominations
are Received.


NEW YORK, July 10.-on the announce.
ment of the nomination of Greeley and
Brown three field pieces fired one hun.
dred guns in City Hall Park. Flags
were hoisted on the City Hall and ban.
ners suspended between two large tress
in the park, with inscriptions. Tammany
responds to the nominations of the Ma.
tional Convention at Baltimore. The
immense crowds that had assembled in.
terspersed the firing with cheers for
Greeley.
CLEVELAND, July 10.-The nomination
Of Greeley and Brown at the Baltimore
Convention is being ratified here by the
firing Of national salute.
LEAvENwoRTu, KS, July 1O-A salute
OF one hundred guns was fred here in
honor of Greeley's nomination. The
Democrsts aud Liberal Republicans are
jubilant. Bets have been made that
Greeley and Brown will. carry Kansas,
and the Liberals claim they will carry
Leayenworth county by one thousand
majority.
NASHVILLE, July 10.-The nomination
of Greeley and Brown by the Baltimore
Convention was received with enthusiasm
by the opposition to Grant in this city.
The adoption of the Cincinnati platform
was particularly approved.
MEMPHIS, July 10.-The nomination Of
Greeley and Brown was received here
with great enthusiasm by the Democracy
The Appeal and AUalanche offices have
suspended across the street immense flags
with Greeley and Brown inscribed on
them. The Greeley clubs will at once
take steps to hold ratification meeting.
NEW ORLEANS, July 1O.-A salute was
fired in honor OF Greeley and Brown. A
ratification meeting will be held in La.
fayette Square tonight.
PARIS, I'LL, July 10.-The Democrats
and Liberal Republicans, of Edgar coun.
ty, Illinois, will hold a great mass meet.
ing on the 18th inst, at Paris, to ratiIy the
nomination Of Greeley and Brown. A
number OF eminent speakers are to be
present.
PITTSBURGH, July 10.-The Pittsburgh
Post, which opposed the endorsement oI
Greeley and Brown, now supports them
In leader tomorrow II will saw
"The Baltimore Convention has made lis
decision, and Horace Greeley and B
Gratz Brown have been nominated fol
the support Of the Democrats and Con.
servatiVes Of the Union. The action oI
the Convention was marked with suffl
cient dignity, force and unanimity TO war.
rant us in yielding our full adhesion and
support TO the candidates, which are
promptly pledged; here and now" i
concludes as follows: "For any con
scientious Democrat to even speak O.
voting for Grant Is q sin against his coun
try, his God and truth; and even to think
In his secret soul Of doing such a thing, Il
thought that he should and most as
suredly will repent of with bitterness and
sorrow, and in sackcloth and ashes.
ST. LOUIS, July 10.-The Democrat!
had an immense ratification meeting IL
the Lucas Market Place tonight. There
were one hundred guns fred and q bril-
liant display of fire works. Senator Blail
was the first speaker, who said, that the
nomination at Baltimore to-day was but
an echo of the sentiments Of the people
The nominations, in fact, were made BY
the people before they were made by the
convention and ought 10 be elected
There has been more unanimlty in thi!
nomination than has ever been manifested
even by the nomination Of Democrat
The Democrats signalized themselves BIZ
the grandest sacrifice ever made II
this country, the object being Il
strip the power from those whC
have usurped 1t. &c referred tc
the prediction he made In 1868, tha
Grant, II elected, would use every mean
to retain power. What he then said ha!
not fallen lar short Of the fact. He iurthe
said If Grant Is reelected he will do hi
utmost TO perpetuate his power. This 1
the real Significance of the grand move.
ment. You now see that nothing but thi
could unite the Democrats and Liberal
and all the elements Of the people. Ht
was not certain but that the election
ot MIR. Greeley, under the circum
stances, will be better than tn
election Of q straight out Democrat
Referring TO the carpet.baggcrs Of tn
South, he said there would Be danger 0
retaliation upon them II Democrats wer
elected. This we must avoid. What VI
want and must have is reconciliation; an
in Greeley and Brown we have a symbc
OF reconciliation, not only between III
SECTIONS oil the country but between III
races oil the South. BE did not beliey
] the present movement would break n