Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-29
Political Notes,

Gen. Logan says, with Just sueh ticket as
has been nominated by the Illinois republican
state convention, the state will be carried by
such a majority "as will fill every true republi
can heart with ioy.'
jefferson Davis bail bond, with the names of
signers in full, has been autographed by a
Richmond publishing house, and will be dis
tributed in the south as Greeley campaign
document.
Another presidential ticket has been nut in
the field by the anti-secret society convention in
Oberlin, Ohio. They name Mr.. Charles Francis
Adams and Gen. Charles H. Howard.
j. 8 Black writes TO say that there are many
thousands of men in the democratic party who
will refuse to be dragooned or bullied into the
support of Mr.. Greeley and thot 'the Greeley
men had better suspend their plan of operation
Immediately. The longer they continue it the
less likely they are to succeed either in July or
November.
A correspondent writing from Tennessee.
says that not one of the Philadelphia delegates
from that state is a federal officehoder and that
all republicans in Tennessee are for Grant, and
the liberal movement is managed by those who,
durIn the war were open, and since then passive
enemies of the Union.
The vagrant New York Herald is wandering
back from its tendency toward Greeley Ii
closed an editorial of a column and a half Mon
day with the conclusion that Cooking over the
whole field of political movements and prob
abilities, the indications are that General Grant
viii be president of the United States till 1911"
The Paris Patrie displays its knowledge of
American affairs by asserting that Mr.. Greeley
was elected" not nominated, at Cincinnati,
and that his term Of office will begin IN Novenl-
Der next.
The Chicago Times tdemocratc) modifes its
statement that there are not dozen republicans
in that city in favor of Greeley by saying that
there are not half dozen, and calls upon its
nelghbor, the Tribune, TO deny the truth of the
statement, if it can.
The Lexington, KY, Press is rat loss to con-
ceve" upon what evidence Greeley bases the
conviction, announced with on air of indisput-
able authority" that the masses of the Ameri-
can people will support him for the presidency
1t is very sure that there is no liberal republican
| party in Kentucky, at any rate.
The New York Times Washington CORE
| spondent processes TO have positive information
that Hon. Francis Herman, Hon. Horatio Sey-
mour, and j. Thomas Spriggs, Esq, of Utica,
| \. l., tue latter OF whom is a delegate to the
| democratic national convention, are all of them
opposing the endorsement of Greeley by the
| democratic party.
Recently the New York Tribune, being chal-
lenged thereto paraded the names of three re-
publican papers published in the Empire state
as having expressed views favorable to the Gin
cinnat nominations The Toledo Ohio, Blade
now announces the decease of one of these pa
pers after one week of GreeleyiSm. The Othel
two, it says, are dying from similar cause
The Reading tPenn.) Gazette, an Influential
democratic journal, bids the Baltimore conven
| ton to beware, and says: $50 far as our sec
ton of the state is concerned we feel confident
in asserting that an endorsement of the Cincin-
| natl nominees by the democracy would cost us
more democratic votes, by far, than could be
| made up by liberal republicans. We hear the
| declaration every day from reliable and consist
ent democrats, that under no circumstances
would they vote for Greeley, no matter who
| nominated him. +"