The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-19
THE ROAR OF THE GUNS.
THE ENDORSEMENT OF GREELEY At
BALTIMORE 4 FIXED FACT.
No Third Nomination

THE ENDORSEMENT or GREELEY ~
BALTIMORE 4 FIXED FACT.
No Third Nomination.
It would seem from intelligence from al
quarters that even the semblance of organized
Democratic opposition against the Cincinnati
Liberal movement no longer exists. The New
York Commercial Advertiser, (Republican,,
which has signaized itself by Its hostility tc
Mir. Greeley, says, with 8 woeful attempt al
pleasantly, that it Is 'spleased : know that II
is becoming clearly manifest that Greeley and
Brown will be endorsed by the Baltimore Con.
vention," and that 1.-THE World begins to see
this, and 10 trim Its sails accordingly" The
New York Herald says: "There can be nc
longer any doubt that the great Democratic
party is drifting to the independent Liberal Re-
publican numbers. he:prUbabllily Is thai
more than the traditional majority Of dele.
gates will meet at Baltimore pledged to en-
dorse the Presidential ticket of Greeley and
Brown" The Northwest seems to be united
with the South in upholding the Cincinnati
nominees. The New York Tribune gives the
following editorial review Of the political
events of the past week:
A Weeks Political Work.
From the New YORK Trlbuue.l
| The week which is Just clpsIng has been one
of great interest In The world OF politics. lts
events are likely 10 be highly Influential In
the Presidential campaign oil 1872, and Will
| largely determine the character OF tile canvass
| before us. Nothing could more lolcloly
mil.
party lines than the decided stand which has
been taken By the Democratic conventions ol
the week, OF which no less than nine have
substantially accepted the declaration OF prin.
ciples contained In the Clncinnati;plattornn.
The Louisiana Democrats elected sixteen
delegates 10 the Baltimore Convention, oil
whom twelve are decided for Greeley and
Brown. In West Virginia, nine OF The ten
delegates to the Democratic National Conyen-
tion are for The Cincinnati nominees; and.LlD-
eral Republicans aud Democrats combined 10
the nomination OF joint electoral ticket.
The Kansas Democratic State Convention ac-
cepted the Cincinnati platform, and Instructed
the delegates chosen to the Baltimore Con-
ventlon 10 vote for the Liberal Republican
nominees. In Delaware the BOURBON spirit
characterized the Stute Democratic GonVen-
tiou, which bitterly denounced The thirteenth,
fourteenth and fifteenth amendments, aud
Grants administration, and Instructed It's
delegates 10 go. for straight party
Nomination at Baltimore. inc Iowa
Democracy held great convention at
Des Molnes, heartily endorsed the Clnclnnati
platform and Mr.. Greeley's declarations in his
letter Of acceptance, and instructed It's dele
gates to vote as unit on all questions. Ar
ranaemenls we're also concluded to unite with
the Liberal Republicans iD the nomination OF
State ticket. In South Carolina, the Democ-
racy, in Slate convention, accepted the Cln.
cInnati platform as embodying broad and
liberal principles, acceptable 10 the whole
country, and declared against separate Demo-
cratic nominations being made at Bllllmore.
Delegates were instructor accoratngly, only
TWO dissenting voices being heard In the con-
yenlion. A very large aud spirited Demo-
cratic State Convention in Missouri also en-
dorsed the Cincinnati platform, and elected
delegates to the Baltimore Convention VINO
were instructed 10 oppose straight Demo-
cratic nomination The Vermont Democ-
racy did the same thing substantially, and
favored union with any organization which
holds the principles declared at Cincinnati:
At a great convention OF the democracy oi
Indiana the Cincinnati platform was accepted,
and the principles laid down IN Mr.. Greeiey's
letter of acceptance were endorsed; resolu-
ticket ar Ballrm Jre were hrsu pusseu.-rfre
Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks, formerly United
States senator, was nominated for Governor,
with full State ticket At q spirited Lloeral
Republican Convention, held in indianapolis at
the same time, enthusiastic reports were
received from all parts of the State. In Wis
consln the Democracy pursued the same
course as that adopted by their political friends
in other States, and Instructed the delegates
to Baltimore to ratify the platform and noml'
nees of the Cincinnati Convention. The
Maine Republicans endorsed the nominees and
platform of the Philadelphia Convention and
renominated Governor Perham.
The Position OF schurz.
washington Cor. OF the Baltimore SUM-
There Is no longer any doubt felt as to the
uosllion of Senator Scnurz. Before leaving
mere he stated to q brother senator that while
Mr.. Greeley was not The arst choice at Clncin-
natl, he nevertheless should support MIN;
even for no other reason than that IL Would
not do for the president OF the convention 10
bolt the nomination. He Will prooaoiy make
q speech in q few days endorsing the Cincin-
natl ticket, and showing that his signature 10
the call for the free trade conference IN New
York is not hostile TO the Liberal party.
A Bourbon In Texas.
GALVESTON, June 18.
Il The Texas Democratic Stale Convention Is
unprecedentedly large. The permanent organi-
zation ia not vet effected. General Make has
made a speech advocating straight nomina-
tion at Baltimore. John d. Reagan, Stale
Confederate postmaster.geueral, will be the
permanent chairman.
The Maine Democracy for Greeley.
BANGOR, MAINE, Jane l8.
At the Democratic district convention, tns
morning, Marcellus Emery, editor OF the Ban
cor Commercial, was nominated for member
81 Congress, from the Filth district, and Jas.
C. Madigan and william Dearsou were chosen
delegates 10 The Baltimore Convention. NO
formal instructions were given 10 the s.1In deie,
was clearly In favor OF Greeley.
The State Democratic Convention elected
]. C. Madigau president, who made strong
speech for The Cincinnati platform. His aIll.
sion TO Greeley as the modern Cinclnnatus
was received with deafening cheers. Charles
p. Kimball was nominated, by acclamation
for Governor.
Political strnws.
The national Republican executive commit
tee, Ex-Governor Morgan presiding, were IL
secret session 10 New York, yesterday.
Horace Greeley has been invited to speak al
q monster temperance picnic, at Troy, N: Y.
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