New-York tribune., 1872-04-01

to "a the fO1lOwing buCIe blast
not be questioned, and whose Words therefore, are of
ih6 very highest importance.
AN ADLER DELEGATION AT CINCINNATI THAN
AT PHILADELPHIA.
From The Isoch,ssr Union (Deml
49, Olr telegraph columns to-day contain n no
tcal manifesto which may possibly convince The Ro-
chester Democrat that there Is some vitality in hs Gin
cinnati movement and that Mr. Grant and his m,rcs
o,k IN their carPetbags II ndorses to the fullest
enaa Convention. placing lis slgners and all who sup
port thcn In line with the Democracy OF Connecent
who stand upon the same platform In tho campaign
which closes with the election of Monday next. And
what Is OF local as well as general interest ~ tho fact
a Republican as the Hon Henry II. selden
heads the list. which embraces also DR.. WIN.
IL. Briggs and Louis Lowenthal, two Of the
most prominent active, and Influential Of the Repubi-
can leaders in this country The other names are those
Senator; United States DlsirictAtorney Dorsheimer
Waldo IIutchins, who bearded the COnkingtes in the
Ia,o Hgpuoean State convr1tqn at syagnse iot I
viii have an abcr Republican delegation at Cincinnati
than at Philadelphia.
ALL EARNEST REpUBLICANs.
The politicians who are looking toward Gin
cinna for panacea. have made their first movement in
this State by calling Convention TO appoint delegates
This call Is Transmitted to the Associated Press IN dis
patch published in our telcHaphlc news. The names OF
the Hon. Henry X. seden, Dr. william III. Briggs and
Louis Lowenthal of this city attached to the call
whether by Their authority not. cannot say. We
know them 10 be Republicans who have up to this time,
acted with the Republican party and sustained its nom
nations One OF hem least, took active part IN the
cts ano publicly declared his adhesion to the party
the close OF that bret and victorious campaign. He may
next, but thin, be viii support the nominees OF the
philadelphia Convention whoever they may bc. Ex-
Gov. Sclden is Republican, having pronounced views
the subjects OF tariff and civil service reform, and
rot agreeing in all things with the policy Of the Rcpub-
lican party and the Administration. He believes, we
have no doubt that good may grow out OF free talk
upon public questions at Cincinnati, but will not we
think advise anything further than very positive ex
preston OF opinions by the Convention to be held there
next May lie viii not 20 there for the purposes OF
afford aid and comfort TO the uDpatrouc Democratic
party.
A PARALLEL.
1t is Il curious fact that the signerS OF this
Ncw-Ycrk Liberal Republican manifesto win three or
who bolted with Martin Van I,uren and his promising
form: AGAINST Gen. Cass, the regular DemOcratc nom
inee of lsiS They old boilers and may cxpect TO
repeat III 49,? their successful bolt OF 4S; but thls
great political revolution commenced IN iS Is now in It's
than any other ving man Negro suffrage for instance
Is much his work negro emancipation was the work
Lincoln The foundations OF this great revolution
and pyramid Of reconstruction. We say, were laid In
1913 in Free Soil but the statue on the capStOne OF the
Fifteenth Amendment will be statue Of Gen. Grant
But again. Mr.. Greeley appears in this NewYOrk liberal
marifcsto among the Revenue RciOrmcrs. the Missouri
call Of Mr. Brown declares for reform the
sliding scale OF Free Trade; Mr. Grreleys revenue re-
iion aud herein we shall most likely have some Juggling
al Cincinnati which viii disgust Mr.. Brown Tor we
trs. that Brown too honest in this matter and that
right alongside Missouri Iron Mountain he goes for
free rade in pig irOu becauc be looks to the interests
OF thousand consumers - superior to the interests OF
on manufacturer. But Brown, for all this. we suspect
viii be cheated az CinCinnati for with Mr.. Greeley pro-
lection is The Alpha and Omega OF reyennc reform Who
guess under which thimbe will be the little lOherf
VAGUE AND SAFE DECLARATION.
IToD, me albany TrS undl
One of the most important Liberal Republi-
prOnOunctmCnts OF tc year IN published this morn
ing being a letter Col W Nj GrosvenOr Chairman Of
the Liberal Republican Executive Committee OF Mis-
81, ~ Of -NOrl, Gentlemen tho
chief OF whom Is Horace Greeley. There will be-
qurlty curious inspection OF The letter to discern in
what wic Mr.. Greeley has consented in this eXigency to
mouiiy MS ultra proectonist principles. That inspec-
ten Will find 10 rect on the very yagucst
aud safest declaration OF faith that ever issued
tor the general acceptance OF contradictory fac
tons. Ilir We'll known iarif plank In the Democratic
platform 1868 has hitherto been considered the acme
non-cOmmitta,ism, framed as II was for Free Traders
and 4, tO stand on but more successful at
tempt H. say nothing and yet snow leaning BORN ways
f. contained In the proclamation That Federal taxation
should be- imposed for revenue, and adjusted to
make the burden upon the industry OF tine country
IL At a. possible" II M Greeley bring the Cucn
na Convention adopt that, hc make the coalition
"A succc s. but before lc does lie will have 10 trcpan the
Western Irce-Tlndcrs aud insert n modcum OF
cXpcdicncy into their otherwise admirable brains
II j. conceded all sides that the decision of the
oi Republican COnN at Cincinnati than with
other gIe manifestation yet determined on It IL a5
nearly certain anything in the range Of human spec-
laOn that 1t has II In ts power to utter the principles
and ofer the candidates that VIII triumph by false
step give the field TO Grant. wisely framed plat
form and powerful ticket can cement the whole Oppo
sifion the present government OF persOnasn and cor
ruIiOn into irresistible phaldnX win unDrOken frOnt
while dNractng jsSnc or "a compromising cand
date can disspate into its various elements