The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-28
MISCELLANEOUS POLITICAL NOTES.

The Boston Advertiser GRANT, says It is can open
trade between the democrats who surrender the
name and form Of their national organization in re-
turn for such assistance as Mr.. Greeley and his
friends may be able to give them In the States and
districts where they have chance to win.n
The Providence Journal Grant AYERS that "the
men who think that they can balance the services
OF General Grant In the field and In the Cabinet by
insulting his daughter and slandering his brother
in-law will find that they have miscalculated the
character and temper OF the American people. Such
infamous conduct will neither harm nor help Gen.
eral Grant, but 1t will excite towards the perpetra
tors the indignation and disgust Of oil right minded
men,
The Baltimore american (Grant) states that it is
generally understood that Mr.. Groesbeck will not
accept any Presidential nomination In opposition
to the decision of the Baltimore Convention. 1--WE
may now look out for his endorsement OF Greeley.n
adds che American, coupled with a vigorous per-
sonal denunciation Of the candidate after the
usual manner OF democrats eating crow and pre-
tending to relish 1t.
The Cincinnati Commercial Greeley republican,
thinks it is 'the part OF the Baltimore Convention
to recommend, not to nominate"
The Democratic and Liberal Republican State
Conventions In Illinois are described in the line of
the poet
They first endured then pitied, then embraced.
The Baltimore american remarks that "the en-.
thusiasm for Greeley Is all outside show and that
the people do not partake Of it.n
The Concord IN. H. Patriot Greeley democrat)
observes that the radicals "profess to be shocked
by the terrible inconsistency Of democrats voting
for Mr. Greeley, lifelong opponent of democracy
But they were troubled with no such scruples when
they voted for General Grant, who had been life
M dom Nor In uhavf houu ota fN~
Johnson, another Of the same sort"
The Austin (Texas) Gazette states that there is O
majority in the democratic delegation to Baltimore
in favor of making q democratic nomination.
The Providence Journal (Grant) says serious
difference has arisen between Schurz and Gratz
Brown but whether it will eliminate In bolt re-
mains to be seen.
Remarks the Cincinnati Gazette (Grant) Ebay
by day the lines Of the parties grow clearer and
distinct Republicans close up solid for Grant
only democrats support Greeley"
Says the st. Louis Republican Original Greeley -:
'There isno democrat opposed to Greeley who can
be made by the party lash to vote for that candi-
date as democratic nominee. He Greeley Is not
democrat, and all the endorsements that the Bal
tmore Convention could pile upon him would not
change the fact that he Is running the race as o
liberal republican, ~
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"has been nothing in the political history OF this
country to compare with the frenzy of Mr.. Greeeys
managers to get unanimous endorsement Tor him
at the Baltimore Convention. The promises made
by the Enemy Of Mankind bear no comparison to
those made by the commercial travellers in his SER
vice and In the service Of his committee
The editor OF the Paris (Ky) citizen has inter-
viewed Congressman Beck, who returned from
washington day or two since, upon the political
situation, and says:-"He regards any other course
than the support Of the nominees Of the Cincinnati
Convention out of the question and the height Of
political folly"
The papers have even got to discussing what
Greeley knows about breakfast. Says the Lockport
a. " Union:-'If the fact that Mr.. Greeley break
tasted with Tammany Is evidence that he has been
corrupted then why, on the same principle, has not
Grant been corrupted by Tom Murphy and the other
Tweeds that have surrounded him for the last
twelvemonthY"
The Cincinnati Enquirer Greeley democrat) re-
CARDS the call Of the Chicago Times (straight demo-
craft for the organization Of new party as super-
lative foolishness.n