New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-10
BALTIMORE.

TIE NATIONAL DEMOCRACY IN COUNCIL
SPIRIT OF THE DELEGATEs-MR. GREELEY AC-
CFPrFD WITH DELIGHT AND NOT WITH
RFPUGNANCE - GROWING SENTIMENT in
FAVOR OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
THE OPPOSITION.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNBl
BALTIMORE, July 9.-The members OF the
Convention are the best Of spirits tonight over 'e
FIRST days work, and nearly unanimous III ,nil
expressions OF good feeling that there is almost
20 say about them except that they are "''ns
with considerable apparent impotence Ior
p,orroW,s tesson when they hope 10 nave
An early opportunity to vote TOT 0Ioo'ey
Brown. The impression that some Auinlnis', 49,
eorresnondents have attempted 70 give tnat JUG
erats of the country look upon the NOMINATION. VI M
Greeley with disgust, that they take the Clhcln"'
ticket and platform though they were dose OF un-
pleasant medicine, is wholly erroneous Tie democrats
who compose this Co invention, and they form more
distnetvey representative body than any other poh
cal convention that has assembled for many years
having been elected in many instances by the people IN
opposton to the wishes and advice OF the leading pom
tcians are with very few exceptions, apparently de-
lighted al the opportunity that is afforded them to prove
their devotion to the Union and 20 the great principles
laid down in the Cincinnati platform. The Democratic
Marty as represented by the delegates to ths CohVe
ton Is anxOus to get out OF the slough OF despouu III
which il has been foundering for the past IL years. IL
desires TO let the dead past uo''u' W
st under the banner OF progress and REFORM IDe Ch
snnati movement and the nomination OF Greeley and
Brown have given them this coveted opportunity ana
they have eagerly embraced IT, 1t is not at all strange
that under such circumstances these there should De
few TO hold back The only wonder that the acceptance
OF the situation has been general II hard ior men
who have been bred in the Democratic faith from their
youth up and taught that to hate Mr. Greeley and THE
TRIBUNE was one Of the cardinal virtues TO step out OF
the ru in which they travelled for score OF years
OF more and begin Moreover no strong lnnueuce
have been brought bear TO convert Democrats TO the
Liberal movement. The influences which generally con-
troll political affairs have all been in the other direction
The sentiment in favor Of an explicit nomination OF
the Cincinnati ticket seems stronger tonight than at
any previous time the delegations began to assem-
bic There are st several delegations headed by that
from Missouri which would prefer TO pass resolutions OF
bat If the rules remain unchanged and the
Convection votes early tomorrow TO proceed TO the
nomination of candidates for the Presidency and the
Vice Presidency nearly every member of these delega
tons viii cast his for Greeley and Brown The only
delegation now known to intend to vote for other cand
dates are part OF that from Pennsylvania probably about
twenty less than half of that from New Jersey, the
whole Of Delaware and Oregon. The delegation from
She State will ask permission TO change their votes
10 Greeley and Brown before the rolcal is complete
as well as also probably the opposition members IN the
Pennsylvania and New Jersey delegations There may
be possibly few members OF other delegations, one or
two in place. who will not vote with their delegations
No attempts have been made to force through resOlu
tons to vote sody where the opposition members have
been all strenuous, it has been the policy Of all the
delegations TO allow the largest individual liberty. The
Delaware delegation feel very anxious about the
result of the nomination in their State, but after the
nomination is made will do all in their power TO induce
their people to accept it in Ood faith and give it their
cordial support There is nowhere any talk Of boiling
the nomination except among the few indictments who
engineering the Maryland Institute affair 1t is the
general impression that but little speaking will take
place the Convention to morrow. and that the nomi
nations viii be made before o'clock. Arrangements
have been for OF the grandes ratification
meetings tomorrow evening that ever held outside
Of New-York.