New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-15
THE WRATH OF THE "REGULAR' ORGANS
SOUNDING BRASS AND TiNILING CYMBAL.


II mere noise and demons iIatl0n can help
the Cincinnati movement its 1Elcn0s DO Lot mean that
and make it iii the public eye and car il is outside Of
al rcl2r organizations ana methods, ana It's very LIE
consis SIS III Getting itself talked about When the grca,
Republican party moves, 1t WI! move WltH the lrIcs.Su
bic might or pCvorCl and successful organization
.ounded upon thc aGIeenent OF e Pooe on wal iplI
ald 1t has need Of rcsortng 10 factitios articles
ancc. The meeting in NeTYOrk last evening one
OF rs methods of attracting pubic attention The most
actcr Of The demonstration. Ii disclosed no distinct
and positive position and fixed and set
dOubedy prepared TO go to the extreme Others occupy
a tentative attitude, giving their good wishes TO tie
cable stop The letter Of senator Fenon possesses this
oharaescr That he is adverse to the nomination Of
President Grant has been wei understood, and he eX
eIus us an d"rr5bcd a. o1tsjde of REGULAR narfv ac
Sree4ei can I 80, a." 80 $50, 49, 81" ~,
acties but he does not indiGate ta5 he wiz separate
must condemn any countenance to this movement 49,
that 10 wars upon the overwhelming and unmlsakable
sentiment OF The party, and that 1t looks 10 coalition
vita The enemy. The point up to which the ireest
discussion and effort on party nominations and action
ao aGd hostile And this movement has passed IT,
MEANINGLESS OUTBREAK.
The meeting III favor Of the Cincinnati Con-
political maneuvering which has preceded it. The policy
Republican party nothing was done or said that was
cgBsdered Inconsistent with thar policy. The political
break up the Republican party out OF sight in de-
eat humiliation, and ii Disappointment That is tic prime
when they lost Considered with reference TO this
end, the meeting last evening was modified
and andac'ty We ehOGld say tnat Mr. David
Dudley Field, who was prominent on the
platform, must have taken cynical delight in the
adro cess with which the managers Kept tie Repub
hcan side Of their banner to the audience While the
tonSh TO 6o shocked by them Tie speakers we're bitter
INT
phatc but not direct nor logical There was great
deal Of insinuation Facts were conyeyeG by impca
based them; but there nothing manyor straight
forward in the spirit of the speakers III had
ASKED himself in hearing them What do they mean 10
ting an answer very rema, kable feature OF the
meeting was the tender1eas observed in the formal
resolutions toward the feelings OF 81 possible allies In
defo,ence 70 Mr. Greeley nohng wac said throw any
light tie ale OF Protection vs.. Trade Cincn-
natl IN Difference 10 the Democracy the possibilities Of
scord and danger opened up by the KuKlux organiz-
ton seduOuely avoided. In deiorence 10 the Re-
plbheans who have not yet eade up their minds that
ts declaration OF principles" was silent touching am.
messy Aud IN Difference, presume, te the great
OF Business uen who look with adherence ana disnsy
sec lt tie meeting disclosed its cI,aractr o, esp
ciaty ~ wha! II did not do than by what IL Ga.
An IDLE SHOW.
From The NecgTk AlnI,sA,
The LiDeru RepuDlcan meeting at Cooper
curious udience. For the est time In he hret bistor
made and the argument in lts behalf preaentea bv ia
h8O abiGSt advocates For be t remembered thai nm IN
ast night the Liberal Republicans nave been kn1wD
,nlv macoLtents as opponents TO the denomination
" President Giant, AS men who alleged that they he'd
gh reason M Of pary veg S %So and
lonnced what III vt high reason be- and have never
his shaly and in acfnite ground they have stood Tor
months attempting 70 show that Grant should NOT Lo
ussion IA TO how or = leren they could do Get1 ,ban
10 has done. Tie se'@IaI aud pubic poAcy VI