New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-11

| IMPOSING MASS MEETING IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
-uNBOuHDED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY
| RX-Gov. WHITE, EX-G0Y VANCE, AND
| OTHERS.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THg TBIDuEBi
BALTIMORE, July 10-Baltimore gave evi-
dence of her hearty endorsements OF Greeley and Brown
by immense outpouring Of her people at grand
ratification meeting tonight The city had ra'lhed tbe
ticket weeks without waiting for the action OF tho
Democratic Convention although threcfonrths OF her
voters have boon Democrats OF tho straigtest sect In
the past. Moro than month since. at largo openr
gathering addressed by several OF the abest men IN
Maryland, the work OF tho Cincinnati Convention was
Endorsed with enthusiasm that left chance to fur
ther question the attitude Of the Baltimore Democracy
Tho Cincinnati ticket and platform having been adopted
by their own party, assembled in Convention In
their city, the Baltimore pooplo wanted
second ratification, and they rallied tonight by
thousands 10 rejoice that tho Convention had
shown itself 80 liberal and progressive and
80 sensible the needs and glorious opportunities OF the
hour ana TO congratulate the delegates and each other
over the assurances Of victory that given by tho
thusastc unaDmity Of the proceedings today and by
tho great uprising OF the people throughout the country
in favor OF peace and reform.
the meeting was held IN Monumentsquare. The crowd
filed tho square from side to side. and thousands OF
people went away after trying in vain to hear or even
see the speakers. Tho mont Of the Courtbouse was
beautifully ornamented with Gags and blazing gas
lets forming tho names OF Greeley ana Brown
in flaming letters crowned with stars. The names
sustained an arch with the word "Consti-
tuition" emblazonod upon 1t, The meaning OF
The device evidently that the hope Of tho country
for the maintenance OF Constitution rests upon the
candidates nominated to-day. A broad platform had
been erected front of the Courthouse for the speakers
and tho band but only small part Of the crowd could
get near enough to this stand TO hoar and the balcony
OF the st. Clair House, fronting upon the square,
was also occupied by speakers. Tho enthusiasm or
the meeting was proportion TO its numbers. People
who imagined that the nomination Of Greeley and Brown
would be received by the Democrats with WY faces and
accepted as dose OF medicine found out that they
wero totally mistaken The meeting could not have
been moro demonstrave in its enthusiasm f the most
popular Democratic leader OF the country bad received
tho nomination. The name Of Greeley was greeted
with hearty cheers often spoken by the orators
tho temper OF the assembly, exhibited not only IN
the applause but in tho talk aud comments among tho
crowd showed that the Democratic masses arc going
into tho canvass with vgOr. earnestness, and good WILL
At about $50 ex-GOv. Randolph OF NewJersey called
tho meeting 10 order at the principal stand and said
that at the request Of the National Democratic Executive
Committee he present TO organize this great Gree
ley and Brown ratification meeting Whatever differences
might existed in the past among Democratic voters
as TO the questions OF expedency and policy. all such
questions are now untimely unpatrioc, and unneces-
sary. Gov Randolph nominated Gov. Wythe of Mary
land 90 President of the meeting and the following Vice
Presidents: