New-York tribune., 1872-06-04

ment OF the character OF the man WIZ eh ~.
can be found than the good fortune mat merits the
abuse OF their OppressOr on yes Isn sieinont Is
for Horace Geeey-heaT and soul i3r h we Soe Dee
Inc desires and wishes Of that elementindeed author
lied by the oneness OF e wond 6Speoye and
asfor the sake of the integrity OF the old Democratu
pnihstion OF military rule and imperial aspirations
at at Baltimore on the 9th OF July tue Cincinnati plat
whole approval and Endorsement.
A FAIR COMPROMISE on THE TARIFF.
from Tn ~ Y Eypresl
The National Liberal party have nominated
Mr. Greeley upon a platform Wmch is essehsa,hy
Democratic in every plank except n 1ne i9r m "a ana ] ss
leave the whole subject to the people 10 DC
and acted upon IN iher 70 Centrazaon always
the shbboeth OF the Democratic party @ now more d m
whole people If the old Alien and sedtion laws was
odious to the country the Grant policy OF oorn1 k1'
and the denial of Amnesty-which is equivalent
TO denial OF franchise since ~ dehles ounce
TO those best qualified to take Ohice-is no less Odi-
Mr.. Greeley stands upon this PLATFORM ana though
Protectionst, RENTS the whole protecuYe POicy 70
and Democrats can times better afford to be satisfied
with it than with anything possible from he OI
ocrats are to decide between and Greeley between
Philadelphia and Cincinnati they will not be long IN
making their choice.
MIR. GREELEf's PAST ANTAGONIST TO Thh DEM-
oCRATs OF NO MOMENT NOW.
From The Sgracuss Courier
This is an age of liberal thought and liberal
ideas 1t an for the present and the future rather
than the pas To what degree Greeley and the
Democratic party differed on issues that are dead and
gone is of no possible interest now TO the morast
aud the historian. The important question 49, now
does he stand to-day on the living ana Nla isSs ~ anu
confront the American peOplei This question ~ an
swered by the Cincinnati patI0rul-a phtlVViLm Ot w
which, according TO the last state H nniTedx
Those Democrats who base their 0gecOhs 10 az
candidate on his hostility IN otner % Gay & 70 su1 h I,r
ing ghosts. They ignore the possDiy Oh men b
cans they themselves
crochets OF their youth. IL is after all certain
for whose success political parties should contend ana
not for men alone. No argument against Mr.. Greeiey,
based his opinions his antag0hsms III OheI uays'
is worthy of consideration The paramount inquiry re-
CARDS present sstus the questions O ho pIoSou'
day.
BoURBONs, CLEAR TIE TRACK!
from The Titasule Courier.
The masses of the Democratic party are i0r
this Cincinnati movement, and the current 9i peipIo pti
opinion is setting steadily and strongly n thh uIS1tJ %
The Democracy are ready and willing TO unite with the
Republican element OF opposition to Grant tyranny ana
II il vain for Bourbon newspapers Gr pOuclas 70 nE9
against such union, for IL viii be cOnsummated ana
the combined armies will move with lfreslsuDle IQICo
sweeping FROM the places of profit and trust the men
who disgrace the positions they occupy, ana PubSne
honest Horace Greeley in the Presidential chalf ineso
old Bourbons must clear the track OF be run over
THIRD TICKET SUICIDAL.
Prom me Abbeplle (1lal BegistsI.
LET popular sentiment control ihe Baltimore
Convention and not the Convention control popular
sentiment We say M nSi nna VIE arr ~ onven
tOn and that we consider II sulcdal ana an eActeu
ing A wi
PTesdentia candidate the field and in this we think
we exnress the almost unanimous opinion OF the whle
voters Of the County OF Henry
MIR, GREELEY'S POPULARITY INYINClBLE.
From The Utca Observer.
If the Baltimore Convention indorses Horace
Greeley viii not be because his past RECORD Is Demc
cratic but because on questions Of vital Importance he
agrees with party at the present time. ~ Is an oa
maxim that an honest Is the nObest work OF Cod
The general belief in Mr. GTeeeys honesty gains him
support among Democrats which rdicue can lessen
through the files Of I'm TRIBUSE and find that he has
abused our party vigorously, that he has attacked our
which exists in his favor, The sentiment grows with
wonderful rapdity that he Of all Others Is he man 70
lead the united hosts who are determined to restore me
Federal Government to constitutional basis ana TO
check the corruption which threatens the e o te ne
public.
THE MAN FOR THE TIMES.
IRON The CorinGs (NiSsl Ledger.
In our opinion, this Is the best nomination
that has been made last 6 Horace Greeley
the best known citizen in the United States. That he
doubt; that an honest wish TO serve his fellow
the leading principle Of his soul none VINO are familiar
t head Of our Government we think obvious to the
most superficial observer.
THE GREAT OPPORTUNITY AND THE GREAT
From The San Erua,o cafoc Monitor religious paper Of
largest circulation on the PaotteCoasL
1t remains now with the Democrats to make
the Cincinnati platform success or iallnre7of tlls
fact there scarcely can be reasonable doubt III they
unite with the Liberal Republicans, ndorse their noni-
necs ana with them as leaders attack radicalism boldly,
Grant will never serve second term as freseht Oh tue
Dnl cu states. Inc tIull Is dlItdug lCSuohAOu ~
OF the uraRepubhcan papers ana tney are qoilg eiI
utmost TO prevent alliance between the Democrats
the Cincinnati Now, the pressing question Tor
all Democrats rather for all VINO wish 10 see our
Government purified, iswhat ought to be done in this
emergency We are aware that many DemOcratic
journals demand strict party nominations from the
Convention to meet the 9th OF July. There
is use In attempting 70 conceal the opinion
of tenths of the people throughout the entire cOun-
try, that 1t would be simply counting defeat to make
purely Democratic party nominations. We cannot see
any COgent reason Just why he should not be
accepted. He is universally Acknowledged to be an
honest he ia q foe TO carpetbaggery and cOrrup-
iOn he Is in favor OF generous amnesty 10 the SOuth
lie will free Government from military influence he VIII
recognize far practicable States rights and check
Capitalization he will leave the Tariff question TO the
decision OF the Congress elections. IL would be folly 10
that such ought not be upheld against Grant,
We know that, Democratic candidates Democratic
candidates Horace Greeley, II he stands his ground VIII
large number Of Irish votes one OF
which will he direct loss OF course our country ymen
will forget the fact that he proved himself
ready to aid her IN regainng her national Independence.
TONE OF THE GERMAN PRESS.
Mr.. GREELEY's JEFFERsONIAN PRINCIPLES.
FrOra The Paterson ~. ~ Yok.reund
The agitation in favor of the Cincinnati
ticket makes gratifying progress. Many of the most
prominent Democratic journals In the East West and
South favor the Endorsement of the Cincinnati ticket in
the Democratic Convention to be held the 9th OF
July. The platform made in Cincinnati is liberal and
III harmony with the principles Of the Democracy that
every Democrat can confidently support IT, And as Mr.
Greeley has given his word TO pursue liberal policy If
elected and as he 10 accustomed 10 keep his promises,
DemOcTat should hesitate TO vote for him. But il
consider Horace Greeeys character, his political
need be in the least doubt respecting them shall find
that Greeleys principles mostly correspond with those