New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-17

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ton are devoedy cherished by him. and hence he looks
with hope 70 Cincinnati"
Before the tremendous current of denuncia-
ton and revelation OF Pennsylvania candidates had
set In. The Harrsburg Telegraph ofciousy committed
the Administration to the election Of the Ring nominees
II said: Gen Harrant has been nominated a. the Re-
publican candidate for Governor and Gov. Geary and
ms Immediate friends have been the nrst To declare
themselves openly and uneguivocaly for that nomna
ton and promised do al in their power 10 secure te
election Of Gen. Grant and the whole Republican
sent Cen Grant dcpracates this Joining OF the Admins
ttion and the Ring interests and indeed IL goes 90 ia
a. 10 intimate that the necessity Of rejecting Grant
does not imply the election OF Hartranftl
A body Of impatient Illinois Republicans
having. the other day. formally demanded the consent
from Cen and exGov Ogesby permission TO present his
name for the candidacy for Governor OF Illinois, the Gem
eral responding at length accepts the prefer and
defines his position and the presumPtive position OF
the Republican party. He no need for
the Reform movement, and believes the Re
publican party capable OF any reform needed, by
and through is own individual action. He distrsts the
complete extinction Of the Democracy and warns the
Dissatisfied leaders that they cannot trust that organ
izarOn FOR a work OF reform. The Government. under
any other than the Regulars he apprehends would be
cline.
Plainly the Ring burden is more than The
Philadelphia Press can bear 1t excaims ''Wl it not
Republican friends demand a pure free ballot that
they slmonished and armed against repetition OF
the confessed and proved frauds in the WITH Senatorial
District that they will not submit continuance OF
rule at Harrisburg that dlsgraces the RepuoLeaa
party that ignores every Republican prayer for relief
and reform. that cooy adiourns Legislature after de-
Nberately refusing TO protect the elective franchise
against new atrocities and filings upon the Presden
tal without guard guide We know these
things. people suffer under them and be- silent
about them would assurediy make President weak
with ali his honest friends with compensation IN the
dangerous support OF the offending side"
Massachusetts proposes Liberal deuOnstra-
ton in the OF few days, which shall hty supple
the national event at Cooper Institute. " The
call" says The Springfield Republican, ais already nu
merously and honorably signed. Those who wish for
front seats In the great reform would do well
to apply early. The meeting in New-York on Friday
night Is proving eye-opener in politics and 10 pol
Itcians The respect which the Cincinnati COnven
ton received from the press the people and The pol
tcians Saturday, something quite noticeable
Even the Ofce-hoders measured their words with ten
der regard their commissions, and many men sud
denly found the Of their convictions and opened
their mouths aud spoke their hearts. 1t indeed
most important and significant demonstration, Lot only
in number: hut in character and the wisdom And elO
queuce OF is utterances."