New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-12

Bnt wn h ala and assocaons unes with his
ancient adyorsaries to destroy ms paaSy and
he should appear what ne 49, u o""i'''ou
declared Democrat.
TOO ABSURD FOR BELIEF
From The Albany ETpraa A..
Ard vot confident as we have been tnat
Mr. iirecey would receive tho Baltimore nom,nat11,
we cannot repress feeling OF ,he abstract
U"poce Greeley as the Democratic candidate ior f,eS
dent The thing seems almost 700 awed mat Wendell
wear ago we would soon have believer una srna de
Philips would accept nomination upon pae ue
manding n repeal Of the Flitcenitn in the black
the adoption of another one reensaVlnY tno naedd
race; or that Jefferson DAVIS would DO H Hn5ra
as tine hRStwitbstandins the absurdy
of Greeeys nomination, ana tn psmocratie leaders
I'm takin9 him up, we Republicans may as wei make UP
our minds that we have some work 0 our anpot succeed
Inv Gnotng THE TRIBUSEs former abuse OF Dein9Sta
nor yet by depending altogether upon tne Sh Tho
of the campaign Greeley Will receive Va tho
Demoeratic vote as matter Of course he wiz reoeHe
large proportion OF the remainder unless wo e
can sRow-hat the country s likely to be more prosper
Gus and better governed under tne ~ NJ Greelev
Gen Grant than it would be under that OF MI orceieJ
THE TIME FOR PEACE NOT YET CONE.
From The Harrisburg Isk0rdpee - pr4;
Mr. Greeley, the nominee Oh tne tbe D DaTtv
that sanctioned aided aud abetted all the crimes ago
the Republic that darken the pages 81 le f bs sn thai
individually planned, and plotted, anu ~ v
scheme and the sraegem that brought 50 viated
and suffering to the Republic that % ~ hoes
mountain Of debt that desolaed innnoh 900 0 oo e
that to the sleep hst sn3 te m mo W6o sent up their
cheers when bullet OF the assassin struck to
best and greatest OF American Presidents We DeloYy
in the Restoration OF fraterna feeling between
the sections that lately stood IN opPostns eocted
tomorrow; but its day has not are sorry TO say YET
come II any doubts that the southern rsDeI Is a.
much OF a rebel to-day as he In 1861, let nm speak
with one of them and ascertain the fact for himself
Since the closed they have had only one luea anu
troll of the Government that they spat and tramped
upon, and fought for five long, bitter years
NOBODY BELIEVES IN GREELEY
From the Woroster spy.
The Baltimore Convention mas done WHa ao
everybody expected 1t has made hopace az ~ tbe
delegates voting against hum AnGfeeley me- son
IN sGm 9 OF sS yos tn Ss cast con-
traTy TO the will of the majority but this did not affect
s Gs result Humorous 5S5 n to haSe it all their
way without much effort. Inc result nau UGon
was their voting machine, and it did the work
appointed with admirable precision NO man IN snae
Convention no man among its managers, DeneVes tree
ley is fit to be President OF the United STATES Iney
nominated him because they have persuaded tnesevSs
that ne will enable Democrats to carry the election
and control the Government and because tney care OI
nothing but the offices and power to carry out s he mSds
sodom and GOmorrah to Northern men when the OPP
position shall have obtained power
A MOST ABSURD SURRENDER.
From The Washington ChroRtek ;,
The Baltimore Convention was not ulSpOSeu
TO leave any room for doubt as 10 its position ~ was
tive DO easily disposed or Otherwise inc ACTON VI
Cincinnati As the Democratic pdty - t tc ~ IL
Wss deemed best to send It forth the Democratic
ticket so declared by formal ballot Greeley ana
Brown are therefore, to be known the Democratic
nominees chosen the heads OF Bayard ana biaGk'
honOred names In the Democratic calendar. haiher L-
dcrous IL the position in which the body placed itsei
and humatng the position OF the deieateu cahuat9s
right play any anc IL proper ana as ~ coua noS
do anything more absurd than the act lol Wncn II was
deliberately chosen, 1t will have ample leisure 10 con
template itself In the light OF the verdict in November
tho
Convention chose to forfeit both iu vain enort 70 make
Horace Greeley President.
COMPLETE DEMOCRATIC sTULTIFICATION.
From me Poasvls Miners Journal
By q combination of disappointed Office
seeking Republicans who met lately at CINCINNATI, and
leaders OF the Democratic party who hunger for office
and power Horace Greeley nominated yesterday In
Baltimore in body calling itself the Democratic Ma
venton in its action did not represent the sentiment of
the of that party who are honest In the advocacy
OF their principles even those principles are erro
neous. Yesterdays action was complete stulti-
fcation part of the Democratic leaders OF the
whole of that party up TO this time In opposition
to the Republican party and It's principles The national
which he claims he still adheres 10, such the Demo
cratic party has heretofore consistently and perstenty
Nomination of Greeley and adoption OF borrowed plat
form principles Republican in its character the De-
preston completely on its past record.
VERY PLEASING TO RENoMINATIoNIsTs.
Unless there is in the Republican party some
who has than brotherly affection for Horace
W,
OF the party could have better pleased by the Dem
Convention than he must be by yesterdays NOM
nations. The position OF Greeley Is not OF course an
eDviabe one. Induced by his love of office TO desert the
party with which he has been long connected he finds
his ally unwilling to indOrse his nomination by the
Cincinnati Convention but ready to hold him figure
head because The Neo York World AYERS better
for the party TO elect and control him. than to elect such
Republican and leave him Free" lie cannot now demand
the votes OF Republicans on any ground He IS the Dem
ocratc candidate, nominated by the men whose views
he has so long cOmbated, and against whom he has
time and again warned every who had his counrys
interests heart On his shoulders the decayng
party hopes step into the place OF power,
and only by his defeat their scheme be prevented
A DESPERATE RESORT.
From the Neg-HdUen Journal and Courier.
The work of the Democratic Convention.
conceived in desperation and determined upon In reck-
essness of everything the possibility Of attaining
power has been performed, and Horace Greeley now
the Democratic candidate for the Presidency He has
been taken, not because Democrat In 10000 believes
the stations not because party changed its prn
into power and place false pretenses and under
false coors Mr. Greeley is no longer entitled by any
consideration personal or political, 10 the support or
Republicans He has deserted the party in the service
OF which he gained distinction and now he has sold out
country candidate. His career as politician had
not commended him to his own party as proper man
for President and surely Republicans will not think
more avorably of him now that he has become the
Democratic sandard-bearer.
SAD SPECTACLE.
from The Philadelphia American.
With much reported enthusiasm, with little
earnest opposition. the Democratic party has ren-
pushed all the issues for against which has srug
banner Of the Cincinnati indictments has yielded all that
made 6 dsnStVs snd G WORTHY OF sdSoR b
knowedges that its own partisan opinions have
sunk low in the public favor as to be beyond
redemption and inspired only by the desire TO
the spells Of office IL accepts as leader man who
has gained his whole reputation by fighting Democracy
and its enets To the honest Democrat, the Democrat
who cOnscentiously has believed that his party
guided by principle the spectacle presented by the Bal