New-York tribune., 1872-07-03
WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY.
THE LATE INDIANA DEMOCRATIC STATE CON-
VFNTIDN.

NENI1ON.
To ne EdftOr of the Trtbune
SIR: have not seen in any account of the
Democratic state Convention satisfactory statement
Of the reason why Liberal Republicans did not get
place on the ticket As the defeat of Gen Harrow for
Large has already been pointed out by
the Administration press as evidence Of the insinceriy
OF the Democracy Of Indiana in their professions OF
kindly feeling the Liberal Republicans OF the state,
il would seem proper that concise history 0r the
Harrow-Kerr contest should be written Tuesday night
IL was clear that large majority OF the delegates we're
in favor OF giving the Liberal Republicans place on
the ticket The Hon George W. Julian conceded 70
ne in all respects the best representative Of their
number and il was believed would make the strongest
race His nomination would have been made without q
contest and with great enthusiasm Du ne ana not wiz
draw mis- name until il mentioned IN Convention
and az a matter Of course, all plans Tor nominating
mentioned only 10 be withdrawn, and II began 10 look as
IN the choice must OF necessity fall upon Democrat In
this uucture few young Democrats frOm FanderDnrgh
County held hasty consultation ana requested Mr. j.
G. shankIn OF Evansville To put Gen. WIN. Harrow IN
nomluatiOn. IL was not expected tbat Gen HARROW
ona deveop any strength his name has never been
associated with the politics Of the state MncH 70 our
shaved that he had secured the second highest vote
Encouraged by this unexpected development OF strength
his fr,enqs canvass OF the COnVenuon
and the second ballot pushed Kerr so CLOSELY tL1
change OF six votes would nave DOHghI 80 9IaoM @ ~ W az
the balotiug that his name had Deen so mucn
~ ,ionhf ~ in connection with the position The Lib
eraI ReDnpicans after Juians withdrawal had no name
IN present There but one OF them present 10 urge
his claims, and that one did more hTn % tan gPoh ny
feeling favor OF the largest ana most generous cou
cessioas 20 the Liberal Republicans would nave most
eTfinIv resulted In mixed ticket" had there been
orgauzatlOn the Liberal forces on the giouu Inc
nmocracy of indiana has ever regarded as about
the straie ehtest and most uncOmpTomislng IN the
country But the day when ITS representatives IN
Convention assembled greeted the names OF George W.
TnIian and Horace Greeley with tumultuous cheers,
henceforward 1t will take its place in the van OF the
progressive political sentiment OF the age Eh A'ASi
Er0n neriIle Ind.
VERMONT WAKING UP.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Nv business as an insurance agent
calls me constantly and extensively among the people IN
this part of the state Ny observations convince me
that Mr. Greeley the only who can be nominated
AZ Baltimore who Will draw any strength from the Re
publican ranks in this section l Judge the Greeley
arty in this county to-day embraces 20 per cent of the
ne rsnf marty resolved IN favor of aboshing the
Frankfne PrfyiIege yet Senator Edmunds lie frankng
All over the sate circular blanks for subscriptions
so M fhr NstS YORK Times We are tired of hubug.
Rutland, w., June 20, is71. c. H. o.
OHIO REPUBLICANS DESERVING GRANT.
To the EaitOr OF The Tribune.
SIR: In this township Perry we now have
enrolled nearly 100 deseFers sm Grant TO Greeley and
Brown and when Baltimore indorses Cincinnati we can
count upon 200 a least Inc democrats WI rUse INC
S,IIs1, chi0 June a. 1877. 3.
THE PLEASURES AND POLITICS OF CooPERs-
TOWN.
70 me EdfIor Of The Tribune.
SIR: COoperstOwn is getting to be popular
Summer resort and know Of few more charming places
The Cooper House IL great attraction 10 Summer board
ers while the villa ge hotels furnish pleasant
lions and what is far desirable moderate prices
need scarcely t objects of interests in the beau
tiful lake the familiar Natto BumpO Cave, Hannahs Hl.
Prospect Rock, Three and Five Mile Points, &C. The
churches bear proportion to the hotels than IN