New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-12
PROGRESS OF THE CAMPAIGN
Confirmed from First Page.

attempt a nomination at Baltimore. but they are not
Their strongest have admitedit know IT, ior De
fore the war issues up was aIDemocrat' though
I never was much Of party Dan voorhees, Knows
g. although he tries 20 throw himself agahs. 'no
Democratic current The Democracy OF Iu''n'
have unanimously, in their primary ineeunss'
given the preferences for Horace Greeley 'n'
more so since his letter of acceptance places MN On
platforn where any and every American cillzeh may
rudy vote for him regardless OF past dVten0os' A"''
letter il an honor TO the English language i's "u'or
aredt TO the country. Knowing ana u0AuoN'ouk.ns
that they cannot elect President me '"
&C. - elsewhere. are determined TO join hands on
Greeley. accepting him on the Cincinnati platform as
= t,,,ior of reform for the whole country. They
declare mat they have desire TO better the Cincinnati
rstforrn and under the circumstances we shall permit
no iuqclnc. both parties are honest there Is no
reason why the liberal ticket should not be elected
bext November. Only the NEST fragrant trickery and
uqng can defeat it," Referring TO the speeches OF the
coored delegates at Philadelphia and The dfnse iauda
tions OF Grant as the champion Of the colored
man, the Governor said: "n Horace Greeley,
the editor OF THE TRIBUNE, had stepped
into that mass meeting Of ofHee-holdeis' 40
Won suppose there would not have been rev honest
man there with cool heads and unbOught tongues, who
would have cried out, There is the benefactOr OF the
African: there ia the friend OF the owy, no matter
what his race or condition. Who among that serVlle
throng could deny there stood the man who had dea
a
the race that his enemies trying to arragn IN
opposition to hmi The address, which was short and
full OF spirit elected hearty approval, and the Governor
took his seat amid warm applause
SENTIMENT n VOORHEES, DISTRICT.
There was intense curiosity to hear the report from
Voorhees, district, and when the representative COL
Hudson editor OF The TerTe Hqte G0-eteook the hoor
he WAS listened 70 with marked attention. He said sub
stantay What has been said of the Liberal Repuohcan
movement in other parts Of the State applied with equal
force TO the section in which he resided with some I'M
,ortant differences He resided the city with
the Hon D. W. voorhees,, and, while the recent speech
OF that gentleman had materially disturbed
the Democratic element in that locality he was satisfied
that il had materially strengthened the Liberal Repub
can element Many Of our Republicans look with sus-
picon Oh any measure advocated by Mr. voorhees, H.
therefore the Democratic party enter into TINS move
ent as partisan measure, the effect Of Mr. Noorheess
effort adds much to our strength MY JUG
ment is that, out Of a Republican population
of about $500, there now 400 Republicans
FOR Mr.. Greeley, and if the Democratic party
OF this State their Convention tomorrow VIII rahy
e Cincinnati platform and boldly indorse the Cncn-
natl nominees. can nearly divide the Repubhcan
vote in my section Of the State Our people only want
confidence that we succeed in this national contest
and as many Republicans will vote for Horace Greeley
- Gen. Grant. II the Baltimore Convention also
makes Mr. Greeley candidate can carry the state
by not less than 10000 majority or course would be
glad 70 have one Liberal Republican the ticket TO be
made tomorrow but if the Convention will without
ecuivooaton ndOrse the action of the Cincinnati Con-
vention am satisfied, and think the Liberals in my
portion OF the State viii be also. George W Julian
would add strength to the State ticket and it would be
fortunate for the movement he could be placed there,
but that Is question for the Democratic Convention TO
decide, and not
The sentiment Of Hamilton County, its representative
felt guaranteed in asserting was largely In favor OF
Greeley and Brown, and better than ALL growing daily
with Republicans who had at first misund erstood the
import Of the Cincinnati action. From the eleven dis
trcts the reports varied but slightly In some the Dem
ocrats in the minority somewhat inractable but
an willing 70 abide the action Of the Baltimore COnven-