Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-04

SECRETARY BsLENAr has taken rnoms NJ
The Arlington.
THE cIycISS,rt SouIy,r,oys ,xn p,,,
FORM.
The Republican marty has nothing IN fea,
from the nominations which the IIhor.l
dlsorpanlzer. made ve.tcrdav n, t,Inc,rra,t
Wbatever charces NJ sroo..s ,hov h.a ,,..
have entirely thrown AWAY in the selec,lon
OF Horace Greeley and Gratz Brown as their
standard. bearers. Mr.. Greeley ia n stroro
man In many rrsnects. n, Ia the eai,,r NJ .
ionrpaI thaN. rss, The ,,,tnoi,,., 0.,.., =,
w. f'"''P 'Pe' ''ke" VI
'"' "el'u"'"'un party since 'he party has had
:" ''''e"'e' he mas 'een identified with
P'''''' P'"'''' "n''h may DC re-
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"'n' WI" ''e"' n'n Us 'hey "ouid treat any
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Just foT a ribbSn 10 he ON their eo,t."
The Cincinnati convention had n chancs IN
give trouble TO the RspublIcan marty in ,ba
coming eampalrn but II throw IA aw.v
The nomination of Mr. Adam. uor,, h...
heep tormI5shle II world h.,. r.t.., A..
entire movement into the unper o,mosnhsrs
Of statesmansbIp and respec,a,ill,v. 1, ,vonId
have mads nm Iproad into IN. n.r,,, .r-
peaIed To ia tradluons and a,,lro,io,s. I,
would have divided. II ANYTHING co,Id bave
divided the RepubIIc,n rank, Mr. Grs.-
ley's nomination will utterly fail ot thea. rs-
sult.. Instead Of eIeyatInv the rcforn novs.
ment "a Il ia called. no will drag II do,vr
and deba.e II. The associations that
cluster around Mr.. Adams are utterIy want.
ing in his case. He has been an Ip,rIruIng
dIsapnoIpted politician all his life. He served
ors farm In Corcrcs. Inn, lst, M lur,o..ro,
q, IN. oo,Dtry.vc.rt an ,D,,r...ton ~ ,w..,,-
ne.s and ImbecIIIty Mr. Aasms bs. revs,
deseended IN The mIre Of the word ucsucu, "
Mr.. Grec,ev bn. scarcely ever rIssn shoye /,
For thirty wears he has been the mere tool of
men like Mr.. Fenton the friend and patron
and defender of a set Of nnnrInrIp,sd polI.
tlciana and ofTce.seekers.
One OF his protaJss Ia now A fugitive from
Justice in South America, another Ia n de-
iaulter to the Governments third was only
recently pardoned out OF the penitentlary.
During Mr.. Liucolns administration all hla
recommendation for Office were In favor OF
men Of the very worst possible character.
He hated Mr. Fessenden; he was opposed 10
Mr.. Stanton. He opened the columns OF his |
Journal To the most relentless attacks upon |
both these gentlemen. In the history Of the |
war which he has written there is not from
cover to cover one word In commendatlon of
one Of the best and truest men Of the Repnb- |
lie, William Pitt Fessenden.
This whole Cincinnati movement il an nj. |
Ter failure. The shadow Of princlple that |
its supporters had when they met, utterly dis
appeared before they adjourned. II goes IN
the copntrv wItbout a sIngls vital ide, .x
rem, mare nersor.I hIt,ar opno.l,ion 10 An.
partv IN the soIdlsr who thre.
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