New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-04

ddntss who are already before country, We think
the Democracy OF Pennsylvanla VIII desire 70 Drha
confidence and deserve the support Of all whose
nm a. to restore free ciVh sove sma ~ eS
Justice Thompson Ia one whom the democracy wouIa
SUPPORT with enthusiasm. and whom tne really srs,e
friends VI Reform 70 either Grant or uEee
ley.
The article concludes a. follows:
1--WE have not cherished doubt that the Democratic
convention would in due time place candlu.o IN mo
times" ~
IN NEw-HAMPsHIRE.
CONCORD, n. H., May 3.-The Democratic
State Committee held meeting here this evening, the
Hon John G.. Sinclair Of Lttleton Chairman presiding
The Hon. VIM Burns OF Lancaster was appointed men,
Der OF the National Democratic Executive Committee,
In place OF the Hon Harry Bingham Of Lancaster VINO
is unable TO attend the meeting Of the Commit
tee in New-York next Wednesday No official
action was taken in regard to the result
Of tho Cincinnati Convention The nominations
to both parties The leaders Of the Re
publican party concede that nomination OF Greeley
Is strong one but that It's strength will depend upon
the notion OF the Democratic party large portion OF
whom, they feel confident will not indorse the ticket
The Democrats think that the nomination must be dis
TO the ticket and express their readiness
10 support anything that will defeat it.
IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, May 3.-The Chicago Tribune to-
morrow vial have the following leader:
1.-THE result of the Cincinnati Convention ira candi-
dates and its platform known in all parts Of the
country"
It is true that the nomination Of Horace Greeley
for President will be a surprise TO the great
majority Of the people, but , snrprse
had anticipated other than from any question
Of his ntness his ability, his patriotism or bis aVaia
The Convention to its purpose from first 10
last II was Republican IN It's memeeTsnpi kepuPcan an
candidates. and yet national in all things that 1t offers
a common ground upon which all lovers Of true gov
eminent can unite.
HoUsroN, Texas. May 3.-The Houston Times
CDemocratic) hoisis the Of Greeley and Brown
Its leader says
The Convention has done its work well. both as re-
CARDS platform and candidate The nominees are me
the country They also represent that liberal and pro
fbst respect FOR our honored institutions
which form the essential elements or
American satesmanship Besides. they have done more
than any other two men 10 naugurst e liberal
when broken the bad force OF Radcalism and
confidently expect that the ticket will be immensely
popular The south and it will be equally so In the
North. West and East. Here the nominations not only
give universal satisfaction, but are received with enthu
siasm.
N ALBANY.
ALBANY, n. Y, May 3-The Argus of this
city surprised at the nomination Of Mr. Greeley, but
relrains from expressing any opinion, awaiting the ac-
tion-according to usages-Of the National Democratic
Convention but says: No man OF the Republican
party has deserved from than Mr. Greeley Few
in the country impressed the people more IaYOr-
bv IA regards personal character great mental VgOr
patriotism. and virtues, when no eecehrlclues CAL
cloud"
ONE HUNDRED GUNS AT ALBANY AND SYRACUSE
ALBANY, May 3.-0ne hundred guns were
fred here this afternoon in honor Of the nomination OF
Horace Greeley at Cincinnati.
SYRACUSE May 3.-rhe news OF the Cincinnati nomi-
nations caused great sensaton in this city one humid
red guns were fired in honor Of Greeley and Brown
IN NEBRASKA.
NEBRASKA CITY, May 3.-The news of the
nomination OF Greeley and Brown was received with
enthusiastic demonstrations by the Liberal Repubii-
/
IN TENNESSEE.
! NASHVILLE. May 3-The nomination of Gree
lev and Brown by the Liberal Convention gives saSfac-
ton generally to the opponents Of Gen. Grant
II KENTUCKY.
| LOUISVILLE, May 3.-The nominations OF
Greeley and Brown well received here.