New-York tribune., 1872-03-30

formatory insnrgent movement 10 be marshaed at Gin
cnnat for an assault upon them and II would De mpT
for them by authorizing then to igh IL as Dcmoeac
| ticket.
WHAT CHANCE
The Cincinnati movement evidently no
longer limits itself TO the defeat OF Gen Grants r9nom
he will be rcnominated The question Is now Can his re-
election he prevented His Liberal Republican, 0ppo-
ncnts affect to believe can he prevented by inc uoa
OF al his opponents upon Liberal Eepublican ticket
service reform Revenue reform and retrcnchmen in the
expenses OF the Government II this scheme were as
feasible practice as II Is plausible on paper or tno
whole 3OODO)O Democratic voters were automat0ns In
the hands of the getersup OF the Cincinnati Conven-
on we will say that ticket might not be n0mi,
mated at Cincinnati which would have some chancc Oi
success But the Democratic voters are not the autOi
the control OF the men WHO will manipulate the Cincn.
natl Convention. Tncy are opposed to Grant ana ~9a
sumner aud Tumbul, and that class Of Republicans,
inyeterate than those against Grant. l'ou-
sands and hundreds 0 thousands VIII be unaDe 10 SEQ
what is TO he gained b. turning out Cen Grant ana put
ting in more pronounced Republican. They will DO 20
parties to such political huggcrmuSgcry 90, at
least, II seems to u.s.
HEARTRENDING POSSIBILITIES.
from The BiHrGptce SSaftnei (hPD
The Cincinnati COnVcntiOnistS must, then,
consent 10 let their movement end III miscrbo hi'cO
as anncoln Cleveland Convention did tiSnt yfal'
dcncd with the recollections OF human boniagc,
MUM mnnicipnl n corruptions Of New-York. Il would
be a sad sight 10 see Charles sumner IN
struck him down in the senate Chamber IL would
be unpleasant TO behold Carl schuIz swallowing the
fierce and effected dcnunciaOns uttered by nm during
% dozen years against the dlsloyal Democracy.
A view Of Horace Greeley c0nsentlhg 10 turn ms
b: consong to those who have lingering Daie IN hs
political honesty Even Tie spectacle of Parson Upton
asking the blessing OF Heaven on movement calculated
restore power to the hands OF men VINO ockei at INC
demands Of eternal Justice would not DC Iea;s,nrng to
thing but comforting to the heart OF patriot to
I'm ms mir q
eye would be petuTe OF FSnt3n smlllngy dspGhSnE f
lowers of Tweed and Connolly. 1t would be sorry
vision reform to contemplate TrumbG holding the
bloody fingers of tho amnes tied President of the late
and dollar fee Of Federal money.
TIE CONVENTION A NATIONAL NECESSITY.
From The EgenH0 Post
The call for the Cincinnati Convention, just
issued by the Committee of Arrangements having tine
that may have gathered to it, real character. As
understand the affair." then II meantto be proc lama
principles and not mancuyerng OF Nominations
II ~ intended TO BRING together the liberal anu
foundy concerned the assertion of right theories
and practices than In the 81. election Of psr!icn-
strayed from the paths OF truth and Justice and that al
brought back TO rcctitude, 1t seeks 10 evoke such an ui
tPrance of tho popular voice as shall Dr. an Imposing ana
ns1Gt11 ncSo Who So believes in progres writes clear
headed friend to should hesitate 10 cooperate in this
larry through any fear OF lts dong harm TO me
Republican cause 1t Is In the hands OF some OF inc aocst
clare anew vital Republican principles and promote
great reforms which fidelity to those principles de-
can come its action to anything of Rcpublcansm
that il worth saving. Snch earnest and true Repub-
leans as arc invited 10 meet ut Cincinnati VIII take
good that their action shall sacrifice nothing dear
TO any patriot. 1t only II they neglect to attend aud
action may be dangerous
FREE SOIL FREE spEECH; LABOR AND FREE
MEN.
From TIE Chngo Thbun, nm.
Whom thp RpDVblIcan party first appealed to
fhe neoulc its demands summed in the stirring
legend: Free Soil Free speech Free Labor, and Free
Men" The great ends OF Free SOIL Free Labor and Free
Men have been gained and the meeting OF the Cincinnati
Convention will determine whether the Republican party
can tolerate Free Speech without ceasing to exist 1he
right of the people to praceably assemble was made
party was orGan5ed ana a nat party owed % al lis origin to
vously in power The republican party Is now IN power,
and those controlling the Government were elected by
it; and insist that the ongestabishcd right of any
arises the question whether the Republican party is
tcular squad Of to Office and therefore party
Of plunder, whether 1t be party having distinct
carry out for the benefit of the country and Of
man family. hit be the former and the sole purpose
Stockings and other fayorites, then the party is
a faud, and the sooner it IS replaced by
me parry n "a son,bt Then II il ncrtinrnt in%u,ry p %
Those who 20 will stand I'm danger of being ont
Of party for they Will be too numerous To be spared
Every Congress District IN the West ought to be,
OF Illinois ought have hundred OF its leading
publcans ut Cincinnati for they infl-
cuce far more potent upon the next Presidential cleo
tion there, than they hope 10 exercise at Phia
delphia
WHITING DOWN TIE CONVENTION.
The Indianapolis S>giiRCL
The Ohice-hOldcrs anticipate the assembling
OF the Cincinnati Convention with fear ana trembling.
aud many o them fancy they can see the handwriting
upon the wall that forctcls their doom. The Washing
correspondents of some of the Radical papers have
commenced the dodge OF writing down the disalfection
that exists the Rc publican ranks. IL does require
much assistance the Republican party to elect the
Cncnna nominees The change of less than lOO
la New Hampshire would have defeated the Admnistra-
tion there, and in many other States proporOnato
change would insure its defeat The chicago Tribune, n
Republican paper, shows how easily Grant be beaten
upon what slender thread his chances OF success
hang. The Tribune says
Notwithstanding the detesation In which the Demo
cratic party H. held by the people at large. notwh-
standing the fact that the Democratic party New
presented their ticket In Its naked deformty,
the Republican majority IL but 1900, even when the
whole party aud all its Grant and antitirant,
Patterson and aniPattersOn, united against the
common enemy A change Of less than 1860 votes
would have reversed the result The margin in New
Hampshire and Connecticut, and In many other States,
Is entirely too small Ia justify the engaging in u
campaign In which the Democratic party, with its oh
jectionabc nane and It's old bankrupt politicians. will
adversary, but where candidates personally