Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-07-12
Dhas. Sumner 70 Join the Campaign
Speech Of Gratz Brown at New Haven
GreeIer Gets the News.

/ odiLlmOre 00maldklouS @cfc FtcciFcQ YES
terday by Horace Greeley ct the Liberal
Republican headquarters, where he was in
waiting In company with few friends.
Ex-Vice President Breckenridge was In
town yesterday and expressed himself in
! favor of Greeley.
safafx brown.
Gov. Brown told reporter at New Ha-
ven yesterday that he thought Grant could
not carry more than three States. The
| Governor had numerous calls from his old
| friends while in New Haven.
The Greeley nomination occupied the
gossip Of the clubs and crowds throughout
the city last night.
ifa THE North Carolina Canvass.
Samuel +. Gary, of Cincinnati, has gone
stumping for Greeley n North Carolina.
! --- A soldiers Reunion.
After the adjournment of the Convention
Yesterday q movement vas set on foot in
4 Baltimore for a teinion of the soldiers of
4 the forth and South IN New York during
I September. The cali is to have the names
of Gen. Thos. l.. Clingman, j. B. Gordon,
Fitzhugh, Lee, Bradley T, johnson and j.
i d. Imbodens .'-'.--
Charles Simmer takes His Stand.
| According to a Washington dispatch Sem
/ ator Sumner yesterday promised the Com
4 mittee of Liberal Republicans to give active
aid to the Greeley ticket during the cam
1 paign. ---. -
,~!9'' The New York World.
The World says: ave bow to the dis
pensation of the Democratic \ National Con
1 ventien and Loyalty accept Greeley as the
Detnocratic candidate for President. Or
i r.,..fzad b<>it fbaro mill ha raopa W Rrf n
hundreds of thousands of dissatisfied De
mocrats stay sway from the polls, the re-
election of Grant would be feregone eer-
tainty.n
| The World saysNth the relations of
Augustus Schell with August Belmont are
such that the formers election as the sue
cessor Of the latter to the Craftsmanship of
the National Democratic Committee affords
the party the strongest possible assurance
that its interests will be administered here
after as heretofore. Schell Is the Tamma-
ny Grand -Sachem. A large mum Der
of returning delegates are in the city.
Grants Organ.
| The Times to-day says that by the action
at Baltimore Greeley becomes the Demo
cratic candidate; that as such be should re-
ceiSe no Republican votes; that not all the
Democrats viii support him; that he can
have no claim on Republicans or independ
ent voters. -
GOV. HOffman's Successor.
1t is reported that in the event Of Gov.
Hoffman decling to run again, the probable
candidate of the Democratic and Liberal
Republican parties for the Goyernorship
this fall will be Francis Herman, of Utica.
.a.sl Greeley Serenaded. ioD
Horace Greeley was serenaded tonight
at the Lincoln Club House, on Twenty
first street, near Broadway by the Liberal
Republican National Executive Committee.
The street in front Of the Lincoln Club was
filled long before the hour appointed for the
serenade by an enthusiastic crowd of peo-
pie. A handsome banner bearing the pOr-
traits of Greeley and Brown was suspended
in front of the club house window. The
pand arrived at O'Clock and played several
airs: q HETrEV.sE- -er1hE aTaE-
When Greeley, accompanied by friends,
appeared upon the balcony great enthusi-
asm prevailed. Cheer upon cheer rent the
air, the band playing See the Conquering
Hero Comes. Greeley bowed repeatedly
to the crowd and despite loud calls declined
to speak.
Cheers were then given with great en-.
1
which speeches were made by Mr.. Hag
gerty, Hon. Robt. Mallory, of Kentucky,
Morton Norris, of Tennessee, Hon. Henry
g. Kent, of New Hampshire, Col. Trum
bull, son of Senator Trumbun, and others
b Boarding the Lion i'm His Den.
LONG BRANCH, July u.-Horace Gree
/ ley and party of friends have engaged
rooms at the Ocean Hotel for Saturday
, Sunday and Monday. etr sIs4as ~
T English Views. 38Ltt
LONDON, July 1.-THE Times says th,
nomination of Greeley by the Democracy
! is fragrant instance of party demOraliza
] tion. The Democrats swallowed their op
! ponent's platform and candidates, and con
! | tessed that they had none of their own
! Nobody believes Greeley could be PreSiden
s four months without making some terrible
4 mistake. We cannot believe be viii b
elected.
The Neaos says his nomination at Balti
more on the first ballot, and at Cineinna
i on the sixth, shows that the Democrats ar
: more enthusiastic in his support than tn
: Liberal Republicans. His election, how
ever, will not change the relations of Eng
> land with America. ,--7s--.-,--
Views ,cf the st. Louis Press.
: ST. Louis, July 1.-THE RepublicG
A this morning says: The Baltimore ConveI
: ton, in formally renominating Greeley an
, Brown and re-adopting the Cincinnati pla
. form, departs slightly from the strict Mi
! souri policy, but policy which has receive
n SO many endorsements of its substantii
A. | points and achieved so many successes ca
Q well afford to acquiesce in this trihing d.
q parture from its strict letter. The DEM
Z cracy will give the ticket the full benefit
s. a three million undivided popular vote an
the electoral vote of the fourteen admitted
Democratic States; and If the Libera
shall in the aid of Democracy do no mo-
than effect change of five per cent. in Il
popular vote of few other States alreat
y balf estranged from the administration, Il
!, campaign will end in triumph.
= ! The Times says: That the convention d
: cided to endorse the Cincinnati ticket by
! / nomination, is unquestionably the wis
course. 1t settles all doubt as to the fl
Democratic acceptance of the ticket al
pledges the party to its support. 1t vi
serve more than anything else, while I
tanning entire unity of the party North al
{ West to bring the South up to the cause
Al an almost solid phalanX. To argue th
W the nomination of Greeley by the Dem
IL cratic convention will ALLEVIATE fastidioI
~ Republicans from his support is to arg
20 that the Republicans who brought him o
ba 4 as candidate do not want him electe
: Whatever course is calculated to unite t
I conservative vote of the country at {
d. election, is the course that all of Greele,
Is friends will most heartily applause; and tf
"a the convention adopted just that course
irT' all others the most judicious, we cannot e
in tertain doubt.
ne The Democrat says Greeley is now,
ne form as well as fact, the candidate of t
'h- regular Democratic organization, and by
we cepting the Baltimore nomination be v
.n- not only sever bis connection with the pa
Us, with which he has heretofore acted, but
10 deliberately repels the support of that SIN
h9 party of well meaning but misgu ded
Ieo puhlicans whom he has endeayored to hoo
yea wink and lead blindfolded into the Den
lor cratic camp. We are neither surprised I
Sne disappointed at the result, for in all pol
10 cal calculations it is quite safe to assu
that the leaders of the Democratic pa
will pursue the course most likely to secI
er! their defeat. 1t would indicate rever
, uf of the rules of human conduct to find p
leu dence and sagacity in class of men VIII
ny counsels have placed their party in an a
ga ga tude of opposition to every measure d
ulg has haor nror1osad durino tha last tvza