The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-30

VI w
ont q few states that will range under the
greeley banner. OHIO certainly bids tair. to.
The ENQUIRER, Columbus Journal, C.nein-
natl telegraph, and Cleveland Plalndealer,
all predict that she will. The Indiana Qn-
dlanapols) Sentinel. good paper IN slaCe
too barren OF Conservative Journals, says
that Indiana will too. Massachusetts ana
New Hampshire surely should DO 10 700. YER
mont likewise. But We have taken noIhlilg
for granted. ,,
The more intelligent Eastern and Western
Democracy are persuaded that "all roads
rum Greeley lead to Grant" ur that Cincin-
nail ia the deck and all else Is the sea. Gene
ral Imboden sqnarely says The Norm must
lake Greeley or lose the South, meaning the
Northern Democracy; onoer anta, a.nrseot man. e
are. But IL Is only pain fact, and Is )u'tl.
fable statement. The South Ia The supreme
sufferer by GrantisBl. She Is robbed, and
gorued. aud torn. Anything to beat Grant
Srcnmes matter of lif. or death to The South.
Her murdrreIs, instead of being han ted. are
In her legislatures. Her thieves, instead of
being In idil, are kept 10 as her governors, or
let misrepresent her IN tne Ssnate oi tiie
Icans ami all decent men South are OF one
mind in desiring 10 put stop 10 thls STATE Oh
things. The Northern Democracy can join
them and put slop to such wrongs, or they
can re.eect Grant by making straight noml-
nation of Democratic dummy In Grants
I'M, crest: Now, the South squarely gives no
Llce that If ths Northern Democracy 90 the lat
Ter thing, they and The SCUM WIN parG CON. e., q,
pany. II this were matter OF mere priie OF
ouInIon, snch an ultiMatnm would be rasn ano
louiIsh. But IL is, as said, m sitter OF lie and
death for the SOslh 10 get out from under tne
harrow of Grantsm-and II the Northern Dem
ocracy only show that oil they are quo ior Is
10 bs rlrctioneers for Gran: for q secoud term,
then the South will be as spirl!less, as stup'a,
to train any more In that crowd.
We believU these psn iacts are appreclaieu
North, The appreciation oil them Is SHOWN oy
the TACT tnat the nomination OF Greeley at Bal
Iimore almost seems inevitable. We may and,
NOT In menace, but as simple truth, That the
yoliny membership OF the Brooklyn ana New
York Democracy cannot he HELD up 10 Ine
mark II O Democratic dummy bs put forward
nt r ,iLImore In the real interest OF Grant.
Tnes. GILES control this State. This State WILL
control the canvass OF the country. II Gree
lev ne thrown overheard al B Baltimore, enough
Democrats will still vote for him 10 let Grant
carry New York State. The most determlheu
efforts against IL would not avail. rne tunes
are revolutionary OF all ordinary poiitical pro-
cessea. Men won't march up ana Vole INC
reyular tickets any more unless they are mace
In ibrir likeness. We are dealing Win facts
not as we would have them, but as we nnd
ihsm. And the Baltimore Convention will
nave to tuke iacts into account II u does moi
want history to take IL 10 account Tor the con
tInnance of the administration that is Dent
uDon the reversal OF our system OF govern
ment. n,h,h, a
strength at B Iltimore is, as before sald, not
en- cnm murah.nsiye as perhaps 1t should be
made. The circumstances to which We nave
co,Ied attention, and winch are daily more
md more appreciated, will force other STATES
into line. in case present Indications are
horne ont, we presume that the Greeley
strength will be 30 Overwhelming thaL what
energy might otherwise be needed lor the
canvass will 60 10 setting sncn a Watcn On
| Grant that ne cannot keep nimseli III ny o@i'
ryIngn elections by force aud lralu.
Authoritative Statement or Governor
Seymour's Position.
The Utica Observer, Governor seymonr'E
organ, In q adouble.leaded editorial, says:
Governor Seymour Is absent from home, and
we ar. NOT able to verify The statement that lie
has wrl,trn letter to Hon. SAMUEL B. Cox OF
tha noli ical situation, wherein lie lukts
ground favor able 10 Gree!ey's endorsement DJ
| Inc B lllimore Convention. But the snostanct
| OF the reported letter, as telegrapned 10 I'M
Chicago Tribune, embraces suo.tanllaliy tnt
II
| I'm private conversation. He ID represented a.
saving: s.Mr. Greeley's elecuon will be pre-
seryaiiye step toward local nelghbOrhood GOV
| ernm.nt, and will STOP the course oI oierbrar
inv Federalism. We can have Democratic
urlncples in some measure by acceding to th'
rreat revolution In his favor which Is sweep
Inc over the country. In this State IL Is IRE
slsllble. / have not been on personal term
with Mr., Greeley for some time, but there II
/ baa
ment To support him. recognizes IN The sym
! nathv between himself aud the voting masse
an element stronger thun talent or illness
| H. has lhe talent aud fitness to suit Lhe Tempe
of the times" The opinions hereby attributed
| 10 Governor Seymour are heartily endorsed
by the great bvdy of Democrats throughon
t6e country. Tue, Indications are hoptiu
that a union of all the Lib .ral elements Id I'M
country will be formed 10 compass lhe over
throw Of GranlIsm and to Stay the progress
| corruption.
A Cloud on tho Greeley Horizon.
A New York letter of Saturday to the Phlla
dolphin Ledger says:
The Journal of Commerce, which Is looked
nDpn by many as o sort of Mentor oil The De
mocracy. has o leading article this m0rnini
/ which attracts greater nttent1"n tnan p0llllca
articles usually do. Referring 10 the Demo
/ cratic NallOUdl OUuFculiOus ~ oAihS7 ioi "S''
| q prDpo jision which alone, lt thinks, c In saw
The Democracy and the Ltuerai5 from snip
wreck. The substances OF the proposition ls
that the convention adopta pla.f,r!a ''as &C
| ceptable as The one prepared at Cincnna,l
and place upon IL prominent Liberal Repio
| lican, who has never been al unscfhpiilott
partlsau adams, or one as hSnesT bmoera ann a
of high character and unsulIIed rel'utatloh 10
Vice. Tne Journal, though IN the free trad
interest, has all along been counted as sup
porter OF Mr. Greeley, but this articie unset unset
les that ejaculation. There isa shrewd suspi
cIon among Democrats OF CERTAIN c.ass tina
tsIs Journal of Commerce article tortsnadow
The policy to be pursn.a by the anti h G'sele seIe
limitations Of the same kind, in its Washing
io1ln,isch tom dispatches, and Mr.. Greeley himself
reported as saying that the complexion I.
things begins to look lorbddlng. Tle fict ,,n l:
the letter OF Senator Ferry has cooled OH mnc
of the Democratic feeling, which preVlousl
was, 10 this quarter, "red-not" for the tarme