The New York herald., 1872-07-13

ZIONIST, whig and republican, at its masthead for
President Of the United statesn
The "Bushwhacker OF Chappaqua" is the latest
| nom dc OIeyre imposed upon Greeley.
| Saith the Baltimore sun Southern independently
In commenting upon the proceedings OF the Con.
| ventiOn:-
The whole liberal republican movement, to
| which the action OF the Democratic Convention
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| questions. That answer only the ballot box next
November cen give; but to those who have faith in
the generosity, Justice and magnanimty OF the peO-
pie, and In the truth and reality of republican and
democratic principles the prospect OF success will
appear thousand fold increased by the heartness,
| sincerity and eainestness which have been the dis
tinguishng characteristics OF the convention which
has just adjourned.
Excaims the Washington Patriot (antl-adninis-
| tration) -
| The people demand q change from present mis-
rule, and they intend to have it, against the COM
bned efforts or the ollce-holders and camp-tolow-
| ers, who have prOStituted this government to
venality, degraded the public service lowered the
dignity of the country abroad, discredited Its
highest honors at home, and polluted the sources OF
| public life. Any change must be for the better in
presence OF this degradation. None can be for the
worse.
'Greeley the next President and hy,"-cries the
Brooklyn Times. The reasons given are classified
as follows:-First, he is an honest man: second he
Is intelligent and capable; third. he is a devoted
and unselish patriot. The Times used to be an IN
| dependent republican Grant paper
"Greeey is nominated! unanimously nominated !
| nominated on the first ballot" joyfully exclaims
the Providence Herald, and winding up with the
pr0clamati0n-'Greeley must he elected Grant
must be depOsedl Victory first then anything
you WISH"
"Died, but made no sign |" is the exclamation OF
the Rochester Democrat upon the adjournment Of
the Democratic National Convention. The sign
was in the heavens, perhaps, and as the radical
1Onka onl.I fhat dor
| failed to see it,
! The Chicago Times (old salt democraN won't
swallow Greeley, but is willing to accept the advan-
tages OF his nomination by the democrats order to
revoutonize certain Congressional and other local
districts now republican. 1t accepts the treason,
| but despises the traitor.
The Binghamton Republican keeps up that
tempest in a teapot" One would have thought
that it had boiled over cooled or by this time,
so little attention was paid to 1t.
| Sam. r. Spinney, chairman OF the Massachu-
setts Democratic State Central Committee, is de-
clared to be the original Greeley man in that Sec
tion But what good will 1t do himp
1.-THE ApOstate Nominated-The Reward Of
Treachery," calculates the Cincinnati Gazette, in
double loaded type, upon Greecy's nomination at
Baltimore, and It goes on to say
The lines are now fairly drawn Mr.. Greeley now
publicly puts himself under the strongest obiga.
tiOns II elected, to the democracy. They can demand
and compel that their policy shall govern the coun
try, In default of which by Mr. Greeley, then Gratz
Browns good luck" Will carry him into the Presi-
dental chair "befOre Mr.. Greeley's term Is out"
That the whole transaction Is depraved and mer.
inaugurated is simply to accomplish by the treason
Of men IN the republican party, what the South
lion. Let 1t meet the anathema of every true lover
OF his country and every true friend of freedom.
JOy0usly cries the Wilmington IN. C.) star demo.
craft =
Greeley ana fraternity Brown and magnanim-
Baltimore and Cincinnati Conventions as the morn.
ing stars that sing together OF q blessed reunion
and complete restoration, as the dcdnt cou,1ers w
OF day OF everlasting peace and concord, as the
first fruits OF generous and magnanimous policy
that shall heal for ever the ugly wounds Of war and
bring reign OF millennial JOY and rest to land
torn with the diss0nance Of contending factions.
! Now for victory!
The Cincinnati Enquirer (od salt democrat says
It never felt proud of the democratic party as it
does to-day" 1t predicts that the nomination Is
equivalent to an election.
The Detrit Post administrator declares that
"the struggle Of the republican party Is more
with its old enemy In a new coat and new leader,
but with the same bad character and the same bad
purposes as before"
| The Seneca Falls IN. " Courier (admnistra-
| tlOn) prOnounces the action ct Baltimore "un.
holy coalition"
The Detroit Free Press (old salt democrat) con-
tinues its hostility to Greeley and AYERS that the
movement "wr fail, and will bring into deserved
| contempt those leading men who have deuded
and will continue to try to delude others.''
"Our flag is there" exclaims the saratoga Sem
tinel; ait Is the Greeley nag"
STEPPING OUT OF THE GRANT PARTY.
Secession OF a Member Of the New York
Republican State Committee.
| ELMIRA, N, Y, July 4, 1872.
Hon. A. B. CORNELL, Chairman Republican State
Committee -
DEAR SIR-Four years ago the republicans Of this
district and OF the country cast their votes for Pres
dent for man who up to that time had never acted
with the republican party and who declared that f
he was anything at all, he was a democrat" They
felt that success with him was better than defeat
with some one else. Four years have passed and
they have wrought change in the minds OF the
republicans and OF the people OF this country. An
opportunity is now offered to the republicans
| to vote for 'the father Of the republican
| partyu and for the lifelong advocate OF
its principles, and to the people to elevate
| to the highest ONCE In their gift man who has
always been honest, faithful and true In every posi-
ton In which he has yet been placed. The people
believe he has sufficient intelligence' for the office
BILE than the experience OF the present dispenser Of
| Presidential patronage. His long years OF un.
| wavern2 devotion to the best interests OF
the country and his unring labOrs In the cause OF
popular rights have given Horace Greeley a stI Ong
hold upon the sympathies, the affections and the
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