New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-15
ATTITUDE OF THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
M rrNKRRING WANTED.
From TAs Missouri Rep''biioas'

I'm TO the time of holding the Cincinnati
Convention, 1t was the general Denei thaV tn9 ne ~
Democratic National Convention would be held III 81
Is But IL has been determined that the spirit which
rs abroad in this locality is unheathful to the nomna
fhaf this popular sentiment may unduy bias the minds
of the Democratic delegates TO be sent to SAID Conven
ton Contrary public expectation the CITY OF Balu-
more been selected the place for TINS gatherng
1t may, suppose. he assumed mat Batinoie Is
wholly uncommited aud unprejudiced on the question
nominating third candidate, and enterains no opn
ion at all the subject or is 1t because Baitlmote Is
adjacent TO the sauary Congressiona-wee could not say
observation-disclosures of Washington Cityi The time liked
for the Convention is the 9th Of July by winch lime We
hone and EXPECT the Democratic masses Will nave al
ready up their minds fully TO support greeley anu
Brown We want no tinkerng WITH another PreSlugn
tal candidate. Grant side, and Greeley on tno
other occupy the whole field and between these two
and more, will the great bulk of the people decide.
the cooperation OF all citizens Of whatever politlcal
Lot the state Committees frame .9eif Gais
and Republicans be on hand TO sel inc rShV
sort OF delegates To Baltimore.
WHICH Is BEsT7
From me Indianapolis SsnHn:l .
The object of the Cincinnati convention
was To defeat not only Grant, but ms immediate SUP
porters the "rng" that Is running the Administration
In lis interests And the prospect of accomplish
ing this object far probable by giving the Cincin-
natl nominees full Democratic vote, than the election
of Democratic candidates. If the National Democratic
Convention should conclude to make separate nomma-
tions pursue the die in the last ditch policy inc
Democratic party has Il now in ITS power TO defeat
Grant and we mean by that the faction that rules 1ae
every Democrat is, whether he VIII support greeley anu
tratOn of the Government that VIII ieaye norton
Chandler COnkng Cameron & Co. out III Tue colu OF,
Cincinnati candidates to withdraw, and continue the
corrupt Administration "rng" IN power. Whieh shal
IL BET
MATCH HIM"
From TIE Nes York Express .
In 1868, when Grant was nominated, the
Republican Convention placed beneath the portrait OF
their candidate the legend Match him. The indie
pendent Liberal Republicans at CINCINNATI nave taaen
m The challenge and against life of sometimes bril-
liant m
they matched life OF honest aud earnest endeaVOI;
shirt of persecution the spirit Of forgiveness against
corruption honesty word, against Ulysses g. Grant
they matched Greeley Neither or them may be
of the very best to make rstclass President
but ON of fitness who that is just Will not say
that Greeley by far the better man OF the twof Po
itos are practical their results that when II comes
to an election the question is not always the best you
would like, but the best you can get
THE ONLY QUESTION.
From The Memphis Appeal
1t is palpably true just now that the Demo
cratic party s nPoent and 1t cap only serve the Gog9
Grant Boutwell,, and Belmont NAV buy men enough to
be effected the people win committed Greeley or
Grant and this action of the Democracy VIII be utterly
President Of the United States, and Grant can only de-
feat Greeley by DISTINGUISHING the southern States or
by involving the country IN foreign war
HoS X b, c AltHe11 ma, 4YP P- LIST
We, in common with the DEMOCRATIC press
esns tbSt If they Nominated cSndidates Universally
recognized as honest capable and just that we should
support Them Greeley and Brown fully come up 10 the
REQUISITE standard Therefore, claiming be honorable.
shall hoist their names after the action OF the Demo
cratic National Convention.
TIE RIGHT MAN.
From TIE Ner- York sunday Courier.
The selection, by the Cincinnati COnven-
ton OF Mr. Greeley, is the first honor OF the Kind
ceGed to a representative of the press in this country
Apart from that, II 10 to be nomination emf
nently lit to have been made by the body from which 1t
proceeded and one which will unite against Gen Grant
an the elements honesty, patriotism and desire for
government of men OF intellect cultivation the