Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-11
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
associated Press Reports.
The Greeley and Brown Press On inc
Nominations.
TRlEvsE JUEILATIoN.


NEW YORK, july 1.-THE TrioEus heads Is
account OF tie proceedings az Baltimore wiz
Two hands grasped. EditOriaDy the Trisure saw.
line result al Baltimore was evident before the
convention came together, and the c0uverltion
az Baltimore Only came together 10 reg Ser fbe
already published decree OF the liberal republic
cans ara progressive democrats. The convgn-
ton was virtually unanimous. The rr,silsD
tai campaign is thus opened under aaSpicss of
Elgher hope and encouragement than seemed
possible, even 10 the most sanyui1e roforrr,-rs
me woik OF yesterday was 50 complete and per
fect. indicating that the full popular str.1yfN
OF the ueEOcratic party is thoroughly enlisted
III lie reform movement that IL : liH-ula I,
see now any further doubt can rest upon III
issue OF L. campaign. The dsmacratic marty
Las gained triumnh over itself worth more
tAah any material advantage which can eyer be
r6aTtd NJ the polls The blind guides of ina
PAST have been cost aside. The honest and IN
corrupubie masses OF that party have taken
ihto TIER OWE hands tne WORK of their own re-
haolitation. With no less nagnanitnity IN an
sagacity they have burst away from old ira
onions ana worn ont preiuiices. and planted
themselves upon a platform Of liberty and re-
form wide enough 10 embrace all honest mari.
Otto men. To fail with such a cause would be
glory and gain; 10 succeed will be the greatest
political victory ever achieved"
THR wogLD ACCEPTS THE SITUATION
NEw YORK, July 1.-The World saws; .sIn
lalthiui fulhllment of the pledge which the
NoTtd las constantly repeated since its great
Sinei,na.i , AZ ne sSrp1islng nomination at
cratic national convention and Loyalty accent
Greeley as the dc mccratic candidate for preSi-
ueht. h says II has objected to Greeley's
adoption because his fierce inye Give against
the democracy will make il difficult for the
q mOcrats 70 turn short corner and support
tielI Vehe ment assailant. I'VE deprecated the
nomination OF Greeley because his denunciation
seemed TO make him the most unpromising con-
meeting link between the hide bound democracy
OF the past and the liberal progressive denos-
racy or the future, and We stll believe the party
has no chance Of success unless il can carry this
element along with IL. Gree!ey's election de-
pends upon the support OF that portion of the
oen9crauc party which would never have pro-
posed him as the democratic candidate" IL
deprecates abusing anti Greeley democrats,
ahd says unless these can be won over, the caul-
paign against Grant is utterly hopeless. "The
great object Is harmony and unanimitv."
THE TIMES ON THE DEMOCRATIC nEpLAx-
ITEs."
The Tunes heads its account "Midsummer
madness-last act OF democratic bedlamites"
ECitoriaily, the TimSs saws: {" No one can now
vote for Greeley under the delusion that in this
way republican principles are TO be advanced.
he cannot expect the support of any consider
able number OF his fellow citizens who do not
approve the purposes and sympathize with the
spirit of the democratic party. There is not a
single democratic tendency TO which Greeley,
In bis present attitude, opposed the slightest
resistance. There is not single clement of the
democracy against which Greeley, in his pres
ent position, dares offer the faintest objection
he stands before the country his lips sealed to
any uttersnce of warning concerning the grave
and numerous evils he has Justly taught
the country for years past TO expect
from the supremacy OF the democratic party
Greeley cannot obtain the support Of all the
party whose candidate he now Is. Not all who
believe In the democracy believe in him. The
better class OF the democrats repudiate him.
Ihey desire the supremacy OF democratic ideas
sincerely, and are not ready TO trust those ideas
TO a man whom they regard with suspicion and
contempt, They see in him but the tool OF the
men who have brought the democracy 20 dis
grace. They are not prepared to give their
votes 10 candidate who Possesses none of the
attributes OF sincerity, of conviction honesty OF
purpose, and consistency OF personal character,
but whose glaring infidelity TO his own party
He is now the Tammauy candidate, and a.
such tie voters Of the country must decide TO
aid or defeat him.
MISSOURI OPINION.
ST. Louis, July 1.-THE Republican this a.
m says the Baltimore convention in formally
nominating Greeley and Brown and readop:ing
tne Cincinnati platform departs slightly from
the strict Missouri policy, but a policy which
has received 20 many endorsements OF its sub
stantial points and achieved 80 many successes
can well afford 10 acquiesce in this trfing de-
parture from the strict letter. TIE democracy
will give the ticket the full benefit Of three mil
lions Of undivided popular votes OF the fourteen
elnitted democratic states, and IL the liberals
shall Go no more than effect a change OF fye per
cent IN the popular votes OF the few other states
already estranged from the administr alton the
campaign will end in triumph.
ANOTHER MISSOURI OPINION.
ST. Louis, July 1.-THE Democrat saws
Greeley is, in form we'll as in fact, the candi-
date OF the regular democratic organization,
and by accepting the Baltimore nomination he
Lot only sewers his connection with the party
with which he has heretofore acted. but ,leiiIer-
stely repels the support of that small body OF
we'll Gaming but misguided republicans whom
ne hau endeayoTed TO hoodwink and lead blind