New-York tribune., 1872-05-23

ought 10 proye what he saws Of the dsocson OF the
old parties has some truth IN II tney v h ~ their old
vitality and need 10 be renewed with fresh inyiepr-
ating life but Greeley supplies no prineIpi, iy
renoyation Tho refortns he recognizes are Only
improvements oi bad temporary condition not TN tne on IN
PRODUCTION Of new principles OF lis % ;;nniy ma
Term tenure and the rest, put In oTder slnby @ nia
chinery that is out Of repair but Revenue nSSa ksrof
which Mr.. Greeley dsnisses RON ne H. as tn the
upon vital considerations OF prnelpe ~ svos Gi ~ .H
very center of the political problem ana y o sIp
expedien The new candidate % noltieaa and not the
matter with the cunning OF the PoN''0'"" Az" w WV
wisdom Of the statesman
MANLY, ,srRAIGHTFORwARD,C CLEAR AND AID SPECIFIC
PROM T1 PAilIielpAla TelegToPh: (IHal
Mr. GreeIev's formal letter of acceptance IS
giy to The pube to-day and it will be read with pro
found interest by OF all parties, n "a free
from al attempts AT ambiguity OF expression, or us
sembling on any Of the leading 0ues'.ons, 80
Sste a new national departure, by which, az
one grand stride, shall advance, HUli @ '.e
the @ frton of peace and restoration OF civil author
ity and civil rights on the VITA ain Iarv clear
made Democrats hesitate MI Greeley Is W form of cen
aud specific. HIS declaration against terms and
in eGnaiy dstinet Language he asserts the rights OF
States and munielpantnisss st., 10 10 90 their inhabi-
tants TTitbout Executive or Congressional inter
venti,n' ON the other stum6nng-Diie9ekK oK 70
Democratic ailiaon, VIZ h5 R dacIafng that he viii
not b. the President OF party, mt OF Ine ~, @
and his language clearly commits DIN noer w n any Re
publicans have hoped 10 make nun psabiiFses tbeir
publican in the Presidential chalr nc ghoa IN a a
minds in the frankest manner, UPON ddncnmenf and
most manly and straightforward dOou.leh,t ",u ~,
t cn ~ the neople of the country II VIII prove
but another and powerful impetus 20 VIC nosod
~ & and n will 90 far toward siencing many OF
the Dlausibe objections made IN the DeulOo5at -
to the Cincinnati ticket. II there were any %aoDts % %
terdov that the Cincinnati and Baltimore ucAets Nl
be the same, there can be TO such uouDl, "a yeIt
tertained to-day and may accept Grant anu VI. -
a. the cny Presidential competitors IL the con'eS'
1879.
EVERY REPUBLICAN CAN ASSENT TO MOST OF IT.
prom Tas Hartford CourGHi (4aml ~
IF will nrovoke some sharp criticism. lie re-
writes the Cincinnati platform, stretching u tte e
and contracting II little tnefe ls & the most OF II
every Republican will assent, though one
by his tone that he had srIek on 5o obeet TO the
Civil Rights bill the anti-kuKluX IaW anu tne
protect the baOtbox, that he reserves @ te rt ana
isato in all these TOPICS under the . nrss Hnu
third heads OF his synopss lie Hell nAesi states fn
two particulars lie forbids the reeiecIiYh oi a
President and he would forbid tue ,tirs tr,ot ~
veto any tariff bill. his tarif section Is % raisn -
for the veteran prOtecOnist to practice Inc !sss VI
revenue is the peoples immediate d,t,
dent must omit, on mat SUBJECT us ~ say. As Won
Democrats afraid TO trust me on the 1at ,
sOlemnly promise that Tlll write no t veto sSy
ages; will say nothing about it, Wiz NOV W. & an
tSrG even free trade tariff that you may eact anu
T NOT remove free traders from any Office nor appoint
rrotectionsfs ms such" See If you make any thng
ee Of his fifth secont He talKs a. - m ist,rs
ms prospects Of election good 10 WnalleI
himself he was always the most credulous man on earth
srNTrrFNTs THAT MUST STRENGTHEN MR.. GREE
Try WIN THE WISE AND JUST MEN OF THE
From The Troy Pres (Dsr')
We nubiSh in another column Horace Ulee-
Iev of acceptance and commend 1t TO ne careful
Consideration OF ali We not how any true patriot
can nd fault with IT, while do see very many senil-
mems that must strengthen Mr.. Greeley Win te wise
and lust men in all parts Of the country EspeSlay =
mis- time OF Democrats who may nave aouDted
Mr. Greeley's patriotism and determination 20
recognize the situation. even at the expense OF
some of his long cherished ideas. Mt Greeeys teIet
is manly in cOud scarcely he more SO. and u IL TO be
hoped THAT those who oppose him viii recognize tbs
fact and OppOse him in like spirit. We denouLce the
sprt i'm which certain Democratic journals are attaching
Mr. Greeley We denOunce It as matter OF IIshI Ald
ms matter Of pOlicy Those who may not nave bIalhs
enough TO understand the first, possibly nderstaha
the latter Horace Greeley may yet De the hOmlnte OF
the Democratic pary and II he H. the amount OF humDe
pe many journals will have TO eat viii be dangerous 10
their digestlOus.