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New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
DECISlONS-APRIL %.

C,prcrp Court -ChGmbTs-By Judge Brady
DCpn ac HoleaGIalte Ia tie matter Of the Conmioncs
Of ,,aa Par-Guut- PalcsicI sgt La'tol-o'e- eani'd
oson AT DAYTON a-McDcrnd. Bower agt The Washing
irsnrli ce In the matter Of lllmn Lumr-
Memorrda Sletpi SheIp p,rlMenorauia Be ag Sevon
M The People re- Levereh as
riel olin'on AyesA Apphaf dcieL LcAl ag
traptr Keit, IT. Log-Mcrronl Gce opuor) Cor II
AL Fnckeg-Afoiion denied opinion BEbg AIT I'ouMoton
bankruptcy
foa non) PEOPLE rel Pearson ae GreenApcton denied
N.vory AIT Freenr-Mo.ion granted Tucker 1uckeEe
prt gs,i Seymour LongNcmorInia IN le natter OF
4 g. Ihm an iniant-Grand Phpps BaveH-Ap heat se'
Kelly GLCTaEt-i Lewis AT. Pratt -
Cfr Palmer a MeyerGran.cd. Ia tue tus.s Lne wi Of
John Bnc-s. deceasei-heinOnnlA
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
TIE SUIT AGAINST MRS. GARvEY.

In the case of Isadorc Wormser against Isa-
bella Garvey the wife OF Andrew j. Garyoy, aspiration
was made yesterday for further Adjournment Oh inc
ground of the suddenly renewed Illness OF Mrs Garvcy
Counsel the plaintiff contcnded that her sickness WAS
preenso To delay further the hearing, which vas set
down for Yesterday. He also produced ettcr Ht "a
Mrs Garvcys ATTORNEYS, requesting that pnNhtl th
on behalf of the plaintiff, be allowed TO visit Mrs Car
ycy; his request refused Judge Brady ater some
discssion ordered tho to 90 on without frther
DELAY The fret witness called WAS Andrew j. Garlry,
but one answered. PROOF was pfoautcu ui"t d
subpcna had been served on G1rvey. warrant was
accordingly issued for his attachment ani the case was
adjourned until to-day, when Garyey Is to DO c0iApeAed
TO appear.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
THE pRETENsE OF THE GRANT MEETING.

JftNbV
The meeting which was held at the Cooper
Institute was, We believe, without n precedent III our
political history 1t expressly called as gathering
OF that branch Of the Republican party which desires the
denomination and reelection Of President Grant yet
when together the officers ana speakers assumed
that it meeting Of the Republicans OF New
York That to according 10 the organizers ana
promoters OF this gathering the test of Republican
ism the political support OF one mans pra-
tons, and that before any nomination has been
made by the party. This Is a singular
position TO receive the approval, at least
hy their acquiescence OF such men as
nent in the report of the meeting and whO know.
would much prefer some other candidate than Gen.
Grant, if they could hope control the Philadelphia
nomination. But this meeting had no more right than
the Liberal meeting OF last Friday to represent the Re-
publican party IL was gathering OF the Grant faction
of that party and nothing more The pro Dabty grows
stronger every day that the faction in question will dc
made the prctense set up by the speakers last evening
that opposition TO their pet faction Is enough to cut of
Republicans from the party, Is a notion which.
i'll the better and more earnest days Of Re-
pubicansm, would have received no sanction from such
men most of the Vice Presidents named last night In
the action OF the meeting itself there literally
nothing OF value of power. The speeches
tirely beneath the character OF the assembly Gen.
sckcs abusive tbat half his audience became i'll
dgnant aud hissed him. while giving loud and repeated
cheers the he msrepresented. Senator Wilson'S
tempt 10 answer Senator Trumbuls speech OF Friday
last Senator Morton scattered the audience rapidly
the resolutions far worse than the speeches They
merely personal Not political principle IL enuI
cIalcd Ia them ISSUE drawn which Will DC at
stake III the coming election.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23

DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
TUESDAY APRfr ~

TUESDAY NPRft II :.
n. hou,. the Argentine Republic. Brazil and Danish Wos
I,l'ss nrr steamship sierrinnck. c,o'e ~ M
MsiI for Havana by the seanisig ."'o ~ !"
''A'S i'' ~ WEDNESDAY. APRIL ~ ,
Mail, Tor Europe via Qaee.'own ana e MOI p so
r. closed =. l:Jp D. M Mail. r,s, bs ,,on, with
ii letters deposited Supplementary ha' S' DO pepa" VIII
double potsge.l ..,,----.,-r rt,u,.
n i'N''A" '' THURSDAY. APEIL %
,,n ~ p,. vi, north Cherbourg ard anboy per steam
W H. os. al 1900 A Supplementary Slal on Pier al
air Wss'phin' 1os {Igssn a. ia closed at loo p IN.
m Lt;er, deposited In Supplementary Malls musk be prepaid WIN
dou lie posace.i -. crescer.
eoe St p. Supplementary Mali on f'ef NO. N' H. " ~ "
q.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
on behalf of
CRIMINAL tOURTs.

Thomas Jourdan of No. i2i West Iffty-thirdst.,
ulo let Tou.s Reilly in tho lerd With revolver SUM
committed YorkYile Police Court yertay HIS brohcs and
John also committed for attempting 10 re.ele lin
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, Andrew
Cupsn vas tr hy Justice Hon. Tor stealing tlj 20 tom
join F Iohoken ryboat sunday night sin luurs a
1Lnaman charged LeY Hans with O5hng Charles Al &c, vas
lie r ersu nation Michael nonohue aui william AlHon M a.
tempting break into No 8 Batrst Donohue hrd a john N
an innate fortunately wilton; eiect....NOa lnaen Tor steg
90 watch Gilbert W. Joaes, boaaeE al lie Md
en- Am A.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
The vote cast for Stale Officers in Coaneeti-
TONE OF THE INDEPENDENT PRESS.
WHY NOT DIsBAND THE ,RrrunmcAN PARTY

WHY NOT DISBAND THE REPUBIICAN PARTY I.
IRON Ihe LJIi5rtE CourfrjgHriq.
I'm the current number of Uarpcy'S Weekly,
Mr George William Gurus, discussing the pohucai SIT
nation asks, with good deal Of cIrnostue,s, "Why
should the Republican party dishand ~ But Why should
1T not dsbandl 1t has accomplish everything sought
by its founders and passed into the brceche pocket Of
q President who is turning II ont OF its original uses 70
his private account. Having liberated black men.
Il is preparing TO ensaye White II is no longer the
Republican party 1t Is, handled by its new leaders,
party Of hate and force, peril 70 the Government and
q frnud mon The peOple. WHY shOnd il not disDand.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23

G., Gin snn ,ets 6:i3 Moon sots"... 1oi
~ ,,gu DAY-.h
Sandy Hook. 7J Cows isan1.. GV| hep "A'o '0'' wv
ugH WATER THIS DAv-P q, at,
Sand, 20 Cows Islani. 82J Hell Gate Ferry ltS
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
MERELY A COUNTERBLAST.

The two mass meetings III Ncw-IOTk that
OF the Liberals last Friday and that OF the Grant men
Wednesday night, seem each 20 have been at success
In its way ana suppose the country may now he re-
parded finally saved The most noticeable feature, to
US Of the meeting Wcdut, ,ddy night is the fact that IL
evidently owed lis origin entirely 10 the former meeting
Tie bold attack upon the Administration made by Trum
bull and SchurZ last week called for counter demon
stration of kind, and this meeting was devised
the speakers for tie most part c0ntnCd themselves TO
answering whore that offered peculiar difficulties, 10
abusing the opposition speakers, and thus the whole
G-cGug- Lad much the appearance Of labOred &C.
Under these circumstances there not great
deal uf enthusiasm 20 Dc expected but the faithful seem
- have done rea souaUle amount Of CneeIlnS tough
TAumany. as Tie Times gracefully calls the ItTudug
liberals. Indeed the meeting would APP ar 10 have
bec. ia danger at one time Of breaking up row. but
the VigOrol, performance OF Han Columbia 10y the band
finally fmoothcd the troubled waters ana put the dis
tuIJtrs to silence.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
p1SSENGERy ARRTTED.

rpnN pprMry-Jp steamship Kon. April ~ LEOPOLD nem, H.
NJ Gr,T seomd Werert Helene Watson and rent he
nm, sni oIv ree Elliot, NJ. Halle and family J2l bh,ar a
Tlee Miss Eads Drawor T. Turner Jas hoIman ID" "H'
Mn. Partridge and others n second eIbn
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23

NnonaI lmni israon; In the cold Indifference, II not
open opposition, Of the Administration leaders to all
lans for reforming the Civil Scryce and everywhere
end through ALL IN the growing Inateralism and per
sonality of the Government In its present hands.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
THE DRIFT OF THE ADMINISTRATION PRESS.
4 REGULAR DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
L,.n,n Lhn Ns,,. III,..n .Inn,alrI ..nI lnALrier


j. becomes day by day more apparent that
tlc Democrats mean nothing by their hutery ot tne
Cincinnati bolt and It's managers. 1t is for their interest,"
and the interest of nobody else that the breach should
I've made wide aud deep possible ana So they ialk
of sustaining the nominees OF the Cincnnatl meeting,
provided ii ploasCs them But the role OF Messrs SchnlL
Trumlull Co has been 10 claim that they were bcttcr
Republicans than those who adhere TO the regular or
ganization Of the party. The people who 20 To Cincln
natl will represent nobody but themselves ana ther
only hope of gaining public support from the Republican
ranks lies through the enuncat0n OF advanced RepuD-
lican ideas. the nomination of dyedinho-wooi RepuO-
lcan candidates, and tho repudiat 0n OF any thg IKE
u leaning toward rcaconary Demo- racy. Tle Deli VIII
open and the Democratic MANAGERS VIII nnd piausl-
BILE excuses for putting forward regular Democrall8
ticket and platform With or without excuse there VIII
be Democratic candidates III the field.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
5illc ARTS.
Cbantes for Duslnees Qlen.

A CIGAR STORE, established over 30 years,
"A very best location Broadsay ard DONG oI
lOOO ror month"; will be sold cOEeguLee TIE A healA | ue
owler. For particulars inquire at store 57l BfoadEsy
LOR SALE or to LEASE-A TANNERY.
comprising va with oak bark and water power IN perfect o r
and well located business; niles from Newiork and Two from
crawford Depot Midland H. Of " j. Has been IN successful opera
ton fos 80 years. Applyto ,, -, ,,o ,,r, u.
mo STOCK-RAISERS AND FARMERS.-The
adyerer large OF land, well Naerei aud numbered m
The Sae Of Missouri; also large auchc Rarsa. He has arg
herd Texas stock; ao several shohorn d. ham D
and Cows herd Of poau thina. ard Berke o- so
sheen. lie engaged raising IKE aud graded o nd 70
purchasing selling stock carrying Dairy lie dAes
eou 10 axe an interest and tie o. tue business
None nee apply person of last 5J0O 10 $1,000 IN capital
Address STOCK-RAISER. Tribune Office.
Gnsln ANNA to S30,O00-PARTNER Wanted
SSU,UUU in a6 E,tae shed Wholesale Cash Doanes.
orc preferred ReeTences exchanged Ad
des. =. o. Box 2116 New-l0rk City.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
LOSSES THAT TIE PARTY CAN STAND.
Lihcral RernbIicanism, AS the sniteful oppo-

Liberal Republicansm, as the spltcful oppo-
s.tion 10 Gen. Grant Is called by It's professors Is mt
another name for gross yiuperatOn aud petty personal
war upon man, who whatever lis faults has risen bY
force Of native GENUS honest patriotism. and sudery
bravery from an obscure private station 10 the highest
Office in the gift of the people Nor has he done this by
intrigue sacrifice Of pcr0na honor. Even TIE TRB
TST finds specific charges which have prevailed to
prejudice the people against him. The real anmus of
Inc opposition 10 is confined to Republicans, is
personal slikc Of the Ircsd Grants mistake. If II
be mistake has been in not consulting the wishes Of
such men as Sumner and Greeley, who had come TO re-
gard themselves fathers Of the party, and peculiarly
entitled consideration at the hands OF the Adnnisua
ton Fortunately the Republicans are independent Of
party leaders AMI give no man, not even sumner or
Greeley, warrant Tor sumed leadership M Gice!eys
departure from the party is serious loss, but by no
means loss the party will break under followed though
he may be hy dozen others as prominent as himself
Mr Trumbuls departure is also loss but the party
stlud that.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
Steamboats, ano Railroads.

PASSENGER NOTICE.-NEW aud ONLY
l. DIRECr RAILROAD and SrEA3lBoAr ROUlL e..ee C9N-
GQR9 \ H. MiNcItSpES M j. H. A4,aA \ II etx ~
HAREOR, \ H. PLYMO ~. " H. anl al ioa'' if,n WITH
MiriI6l I CHANGE OF CARS ,o,r,
Is MILhs Gs RsL o,G 6isf1Sce SAVED fF5g SIsIrA
via Boston Concori aa Moueil and While !, R ,ori
h r., Nashua and Lowell L. Il Fram.nsu aai L'"e, 2 ha.
Newport R Boston. Clinton FtohbrIg p r., .-i NihN
scaTcr. BRISTOL ard PROyIDGScEj ali ioruuE
an '''''S c6SGoRb i IowEIL ASp FALL RIVER LINE
The steamers Of tbs Ian' arrive a, al ael'f I'm e' 20,
Ferry Lle lave Newrek oc,ss ..' 9
e1f e1 t AND ayL hos, & Iid Nv viii Es's,' S J Dsas @ ,
at Io4! 3 5an M r resSat sSSs Lss aGs al I'D, q p @ Sa
elsf M E. vi SiMoS2 IS lSaSS: MSSas ,y piisc.or s. $ = c.
H. L cIIAMBEGLAIN SlPt Nf Soneo'i Az X I-pp e
H. 4. BLOOD S9gt b 9 and 3 = Ai4 T. NJ aud F. T. R'-i>
!? R. SESpRIck s%Pt oti cqsny /; As S,sGsrEs ER
DEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.
The 's s 81 la JOIN 5ai pRS% % BS RcaSS % VOTE
s,cSP 'S oeSss S; ,!,Ts.,' M ALBANY ia a"'
to W XIX G1 1Caa % s a ~ The arrival OF eonrc
ing from the West. horh ard kast ,..,, -, t,,t.
E'P, a. B0dT1y ia S ssa the p' scs &
NORTH RIVER and NEW YORK SIEAM-
Newyork foot n.Tdoa 81 daily >, Sand ~ Tor Sas'.' ~
and Hayerstsw Excursion ues sod paess,c' o. . ts. ~ "a
r. L. trains.
INCLUSION TICKETS for the Liberal Re
s'1H a.. tas' .s s tho to IL rfSssTlvASI& s S RsLposp "a
Broadway low as1F other rcaie ihioueb %
Ia hours, WI logt change oil Pulm.n ia1 ,'' on az ~
ALBANY AND TROY LINE STAWtRS,
"A Landing CArsKLL ron Pier a. y X DAILY - 5l,,,
Eare Iaf Statfro0ms, > cent~ t-,,
VANpEkPuT ard CONNECTICUT ion rctug Nih rssr' % ~
station, Meat AMI North vii leave above - m fius
reduced rairs = " M nANN ~, .-- W -H.,- 49,,
EOR TROY DIRECT. .
Il CITIZgSS STEAMBOAT CO. or TROY
ste,ners sUNNYsrpB and THOMAS POWELL DAILY t,ari"
,.crprD. a. foot sf Spnngsl stb Ffsf '
Tckel baggage checked VIA EeuS aud Sata AL Toy o. ~
| ton R. r. JOSEPH CORNELL 'aYi
| NALL RIVER LINE,
| FoR BOSTON via NEWPORT
| pRISrOL PROVIDENCE
! Capt A. g. SIMMONS. Can't n. ~ slNNNNN
From foot OF Chsmbersst, al For tickets 30 f't
app 2 and 50 Brodway an conner Nctt Aoa " s
Broadway, anu No. Court st.. Br,okTn. 81 81 tae frh
| NJ. 4. SlMONn. Aauaytg hies'i
| LOR BRIDGEP0RT, and al points on llouNs'
| II tonic aul Naugaack Railroads Fare a. hi'a~ei -"
Catherine SLIP az " nOan, tSun'tss eNccltr'l
| LNOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, Nc.-thtS
I'll eS Steamers leave Peek slip or N.uYea a. 'l'a" !"
| y N, connecting with the railroad
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
IMPORTERS AND TRADERS ms. Co.
HAVE REMOVED
TO NO, 1872 BROADWAY,
Corner Of JOhn-St.
JOSEPH BROKAW, PreS't.
DANIEL A. SMITH, Secy.
60 rubom II mnn Concern

ANY ONE who can give any information
N concenins ANNIE L. FISHER Mrs. L. j KELLER oni her
little son great favor by addressing Miss BEA RICE l.,
care OF Waits Troy, Montgomery, Ala.
A RESPECTABLE WOMAN wishes a few
~ families WASHING either by esnonth DOZEN Terms mod
crate INQUIRE Mr. BURNS 56I lhraye top door back oon
MANUFACTURERS of Machinery, Novelties,
WI aud Useful Implements adapted To the wants the south viii hnd
IL o their avantage with o. L. MARSH Saes Agnt,
Fern SPRINGS Count, Miss Refers TO J. S Wait Nor
ich COM his EHcelency r. Powers Governor OF Mississippi
DARTIES desiring to build or use granite
stone m the rough purpose have delivered
al low rates Address V. HOWELL, III Chamberst, y. y
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
WHITE STAR LINE.

EEWYOrT CORK AS LivErpO1l.
NEW ANU l,LL-rONLNip >lLAhriilN
IIk SIX LAKGt,f y iuL NO.lD
OCEANIC BALTIC A.Aifri'
REPUBLIC ChLriC. ATLANTIC.
bif0 il1s hn-.1-IUII o.. p es-h.
from Nov SArt IDAl' Liverpool ldl ~
DAiS ALI tors IsrJOr TIE dy 0IorIne
ApRlAIIC. SAItkyAl Apli =, 40 1j
ATLANTIC. SA1r DAY, I. at,.lf p
BALTIC. SATURDAi. NJ Il. a l1.A
EtPIBLtC. SATURDAY. My l0 t2sl
From she White Io.s P1vofa trrr. 1c.s ctr
PasPu.tr a,comu for l c'se unr1ri combining
SAFETY. SPED. AND COMFORT
Saloons sinos ant bathrooms ln wn 80
ton. where east motion !eL Surgeons - sg"Ei'' "e'Aslf
RAIES-Saoon $50 go s;sr-asr So currency Thoc 81
ing to send for friends tie Oh (Oalt Loa o'aI ft,e
pr,pad ceriifcaes 3 81, cIr1nr.
ra,ssrgr, booked pert. Of Amsuea Phrs HlnorG
Norway. Sweden. In q. Au,'ra't 'iln1. &C.
Excursion tlcAc IS granted a loves;
Drafts from Al upsari.
inspection ani othfr inilFna'7' 'fs
oMtcs No. ID Broadway. Aew-lo.A. .. j.. .ihiN' A-.i
NOTICE-WHITE STAR LlNE.-CARDSO OF
~ ADMISSION inspect ST aN>if hualAllt a. ue
obtained hy applying tie upaly' -rs u Sf Away
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
Hlarble dn0 Glnle 1tlGtlci5.

A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
"A ZiNG WORKS l3i anil 10 Last Eghiccnit Marble and
Mar1d Mntels Filing Marble Colntcr Monuments at pes that
def, competition. harlle mm.n; iJr tie tale
MARBLE, MARBLElXED MANTELS, MON
WI UMENiS eadstones wosEmanh IS. kLABER
Co.'S - W. 5, bet BToaI@y ttlay De,9ns appucon
- KLABER & Co., Marble Works, No. 223
Mante Monunnt' lie stones, of superior workmanship Designs
and Price list on appiestoa
CTEWARTis Slate Mantcls.-Largest asSOrt-
- uent prices designs H. STEW ART Co.. J 6-ay.
TI,HE PENRIIYN SLATE Co. have removed
new warerooms Unonqulre Foartay aud Seven
Offering large Of MANIELS
&C. comprising sat AID designs pnces challenging
competition.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
LIVING ISSUES, NOT ABSTRACT PRINCIPLES.

The signs increase that it will he a sheer i'm
Dossbity h. construct platform and place upon II cam
ddate, il the Cincinnati Convention which VIII enlist the
formal support OF the Democrats as party The umd-
i OF the movement. and the evident knowledge OF ltS
leaders that before they harmonic ana s0lldny all
tie elements of opposition 20 GEN. Grant into new po-
tical CrCauZaOu they Will have to satisfy cOnCtng
views which have been in anagonism for years are SUI
fcieutly indicated in the noncommll resolutions OF
thc NcV-YOTk meeting last week 10 that the Con-
venton is to be run upon CncatiOns Of abstract pTnci
na!ty while our politics eman they are at present.
Men want praciC concrete living issues TO stand upOn
AID they cannot tina then III TINS halfway hcSithS e.
art TO mask the personal ambitions of dIScOntencd pub
c mon behind uote of reform which by reason OF
he characters and records ol thOsc who make item al
worth thing moro than wI,p adOpted-as Trey surely
Will De-by tie National Conventions Of Republicans ana
!
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
srRUTTING THEIR BRIEF HOUR.
fi0a TIE bangor Whg
-rl.n nn,.l nj nii,- Al-.nEnLs cAml.nDQ in II

The conflicting elements combined in this
Cincinnati coalition, the lack Of any definite announce
mcn its objects. the approving and cooperating aiu-
tado OF the lea ling Democrats aud the lmp0ssJlty OF
It's ,SuninC importance without fusion OF AL the
bittcrest foes TO Republican principles, demonstrate
p!aiuy enough u satisfy all Intelligent men thdt the
movement simply means reorganization OF the khat-
ttred forces OF our ancient under tho temporary
lead Of useful reuegadCs from the party Of humanity,
liberty and progress cannot serve two masters.
ana rkil.u as they may deem themselves in political
strategy neither Greeley nor TIumbull nor SchuZ can
reconcile the asiDg cIeeds of EcpubIicaIlsm ana
Democracy. They may strut their brief hour upon tho
stage amid the applause Of personal followers ana the
Democratic clacqueIs who fnd profit In their abuse OF
party which has hOnOred the senators and enriched
TIE TRIBUNE, but their invitation 10 the cucnies IS re-
pudiatiOn OF the friends Of Repubiicdnsm, and like
johnson and DOOte and Chase they must choose their
path whore the ways divide The marching straight
toward The camp-rcs of Democracy, and the bourbon
trumpets already sounding the notes of welcome
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
A MUCH ABUSED PRESIDENT.

The good people who make such loud pro-
fcsions OF more than ordinary llbeTals seem 10 Us W
tce wholly unaccOuntablc. Not one OF the numerous III
vestgations has touched him personaly not one mas
affected hls Integrity bis patriotism, his fidelity to
Jaw The chief point remaining that he has made some
bad appointments That he has made Il mnttndc o,
ood ones is not so often mentioned In the matter OF
Civil Service reform, it should be remembered that no
twenty men, even of those most familiar Win tne slp
iect can agree upon the main features of detailed
plan and that while the demand for better system mas
oritv OF the country is yet be convinced that any
radical change in the system Is needed majority oI
the Republicans in Congress are Wiling 10 MAKE thc
appropriations needed under the Presidents PLAN nnt
enfclent minority oppose il to reduce tie approprial0
GEN Grant stands rcsolutey with tEdI pOgtloh oI INC
lnnrLY Mlich is lnleImined 10 prCs9 The rclOrln
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23

PASSENGER NOTICE.-NEW aud ONLY
Il Direct RAILROAD and SrEAMBuAr RoUlL .eieec. t9S-
CORD \ H. MANCHESTER y. H.. NASHUA. =. H. LON -,
Er,uBURG, Ml~, LACONlA, \. j.. ttN .s
IlARBOR. v H. PLNNO III. y. L., AMI al POINTS ir,n NtS
anl AEM-fORk. -. -
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
TIE DEMOCRATIC BUGBEAR.

The most serious and sincere objection by
Republicans 10 the Cincinnati movement ls, that u IS
playing the hands OF the Democracy and threatens
10 the Democratic party and Its policies 70 power
Thousands Of Republicans, alarmed ana anxious because
of the tendencies OF their party under the leadership OF
Gen Grant and his especial followers, ana sympahZing
with tho objects proclaimed by those Republicans who
are gong to Cincinnati. feel themselves forbidden by
fbis reason to take part in the reform movement This
DprelepsiO j. natural enough peIhaps-it certainly is
one f the important facts Of the present political stua
ZION Yet we believe n will De proved rs ilfOunded III
experience as 1t is uDInclgcnt and unllosophcal ia
reason The power for good or evil III the Democratic
party lies IN It's organization Destroy or abandon That
and its capacity for mischief is certainly gone.
The Democratic party ceases 10 De a danger
the moment IL ceases TO exist as party, ana IL
ceases 10 exist party the moment 1t hDandOns the
CANVASS and puts forward no candidates or
ifs own This Is what IL proposes TO DO or rather 10
allow 10 be done, We suppose. lew Od BOurDons OF
Tho arfy NAV try TO galvanize It's organization and run
ticket as few OF old Wings dld IN 1860; but the
resent prospect H. that these viii hardly DC an appre
GABLE element In the voting without regard 10 tie
nominal numbers OF the Democracy that may openly
support Cen Grant, that party is being rapidly de-
nocratj zed under lead The worst elements ana IN
uences of the old Democratic party arc clearly fecog
zable In the power Of such men as Butler ana murphy
Morton and CamerOn in the abuses in the
sDd New York CusOnl-hOuses; Ia the cOrruPtOns that
have estered and fatlened III all the southern stato
governments. under the patronage ana l0ooO" VI 'o
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
AN ARMY OF BRIGADIERS.
THsHm,

The Cincinnati faction is an army OF Brig
adies Every of the names paraded its chief he
longs 10 a man who is candidate for the Presidency
Tatr have not been elevated according TO their own
sense OF their merits. by the Republican party. They
invite the Democracy TO Join in movement TO elevate
them Each is willing to conccde all to the Democ
Ia,y if have place, or II hi' hobby can be put
I'm lie foreground. They expect 10 ne 'nerals ana
staudardbeares ard ask the united Democracy to rise
from grave, and rejoice in the opportunity TO serve
these new leaders. Democrats viii determine their own
course We predict that if attempt he made to sell
them to the support or Davis OF IrulnblH or nrecey
dent than can be induced TO carry out the cOlo ms
grand attack only imposes upon k'puhHran' VINO O;-
oyp in their principles and to adhere to hem to
prepare for tue conflict, by immediate ana thorough or
,nnIzItOu, and by the Systematic effort, man ny man,
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