New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-05
ADMINISTRATION VIEW OF THE LIBERAL
MOVEMENT.
TIE ONLY HOPE.
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From, lie Phfld,lelphtI Telegraph.
Whatever effect the Labor Reform movement
and the approaching Cincinnati Convention may have IN
dsintegratng the Republican party the Democrats can
not dare to hope sufficient direct or indirect aid
to enable them to win, as Democrats a Presidential
triumph. The national Republican prospects arc bright
to beat the nominee of the Philadelphia Convention by
any combination, and it Is quite certain that lie will
obtain easy triumph il his principal opponent Is an
avOwed Democrat sustained as the representative Of
Democratic or6anization
UNHAPPY "sOREHEADS."
From TIE Philadelphia Buusta
While we derive from this victory fresh as
of the triumph OF Grant and OF legitimate Re-
are badly dcmorazed by the defeat 1t is likely that
the Cincinnati Convention, sitting under the shadow of
choy than we had Anticipated il schurz and Sumner
and Greeley induce any respectable man to accept
Will probably understand that he is destined become
martyr to the sorehead principles rather than eandi
date who can hope to receive any considerable number
Of votes
THE COALITION FAILURE.
The whole result in Connecticut in all its
aspects is a deadly blow at the coalition" To such
be- Fsa@y
should DO prepared to put Oh . Republican gaIb. The
contest In Connecticut proves that neither element
be realized. The Republican masses will cling to their
TS Essh w fact nss TO M ns
the doom of the conspiracy. The marplots may 60 on
cinnat and patch up some plebad ticket But the Re-
publican party will march steadily on In its great work,
aud will still continue to rule the country.
Nj, I
From The Rochester Democrat
The gentlemen mentioned would have O
"free expression" against Gen. Grant In the Philadel
phia and rightly concluding that this would
not prevent the nomination they dislike they take their
free expression" to other quarters, complaining Of
party tyranny and various other melancholy matters
In other words they cannot rule the party and the
party Is necessarily yrannical and unjust They must
mperl-if they can-tlo principles and the policy they
have labOred long and well to establish, merely that
they may have a "free expression" They must Join
their enemies ut least help their enemies in order to
secure for themselves certain matter OF freedom which
II Is difficult TO define good portion OF their followers
have decided that This fight must be made within the
ranks Of the Republican party and stop there; but
can party Is the position reasOnablef Is wiso Is
II patfotcl
AN ASSEMBLhGE OF vIsIONARIE5.
From TIE Boston 1rans1ipt.
Undoubtedly the Cincinnati Convention will
show much method In It's madness, under the astute
fore prominent In like national gatherings Some OF
these persons are supereminently wise beyond their
showers or heavenly ark while engaged themselves In
arks Of quite different descriptions And not the least
OF such cscapados will be the collection of yisi0naes
Cincinnati That city In May Will be sort OF political
lean who possesses sort OF grievance IL expected
10 nurse II kindly for presentation at the concave OF
rcfOrners who assume to InOnOp0lLe whatever political
virtue IL still extaut In the country We'll, let them meet
and compare unrcasOns together II out or the multi
tude OF such councillors safety for sound principles and
guarantee for the public interests issue, II Will
be the first instance In which mon "bided better than
they knew"
A MOUNTAIN OF DIFFICULTIES BEFORE TIE
REFOItMEl;S.
go Fr0n The HGpp5hi1C tAia'sl Gi1's
Heretofore tho project has bad plain sailing
but now VIII commence rs real iriaF. IL ~ compare
uvoy easy 10 throw OnL bait TO call together tho Diff
ieront p0htca clements from which u IA hnpoi ~