New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-14
SENTIMENTS OF A GEORGIAN.

SIR: From its inception to its elimination
in the Convention at Cincinnati, the Liberal Reform
movement excited great interest an the South Inc
platform is short, simple. subject TO no douDio con
sruction plain to the meanest intelligence 80 per
feet that 1t is suggested as good one win
which the philadelphia Convention can stop inc
detection from tho ranks OF the Old party ana
also considered proper one for ADOPTION 10y 1 inc
Democratic Convention at Baltimore on tne vth OF july.
Horace Greeley course IN ponies we ~ orjr
people recognize in him the opponent OF the plunerlhg
ery tho kndhearted bOndsman Of Mr. Davis the lover
aud advocate OF amnesty and peace between inc sec
ions the who feels, with us, PRIDE IN he eraoter
aud achievements OF Americans as such, OF all SECTIONS
We are willing TO trust him.. As hOmey way OF
answering the question OF why we support MN, ah
anecdoe lust heard In place: regua lar specimen
OF an od-time Southern gentleman aud savehoder IS
him is IL possible that you are willing to support
Greeley-hm, the who. above all others Is fespoh,
Common Sense ri know. t. For that reason support
him wish now to have him free me- me" c.o,o,,
Eatonton Ga. June ist, 1872
FROM A LIFELONG DEMOCRAT.
To the Editor OF The Tribune
SIR: 800 The abuse of Mr.. Greeley
by Democratic rapers s shameful The sanctTGnions
herods eEod Ine very r 9bu I Of M Greeley by sge5
In his favor know many Democrats who were at ilrst
opposed 10 Mr. Greeley, who after reading such abuse as
have referred 20, now declare they VIII vote for hm
we do not like his views Tariff, but the platform
that in the way should long since have been Let
object, and 1t a majority for it, cay Amen. This
should be the case on all important questions. with
any Democrat can hesitate about voting for Mr. Greeley
Now for guessing II the Democrats nominate tcket
Is Just fixed fate and many Of Us believe that some
at least Of the strongest advocates io6 m
ducements held out which influence them. Talk Of the
popular vOtt-Gcn Grant ONLY having few thousand
majority This has nothing 10 do with It, but OF
the Democratic papers harp upon u ana parade II rs u
by small change In that vote Democratic PRESIDENT
a
from my friends; my enemies can take Of" They
baking a nomination at Baltimore Ieiitalone Demo
vote if they make 10 nomination there, and
they viii too and II left free from caucus dctation, Mr.
| Greeley will be triumpbanty elected
Shelby Wis. May 20, 1872 E. ID. CAMPBELL
TIE FEELING IN ILLINOIS.
To the Editor OF the Tribune.
SIR: Outside of the City Of Chicago there
are but very Democrats who opposed to the
iacatiOn Of the Cincinnati nominations ut Baltimore
AT first the writer "a Deuocrau thought the nominations
the most Objectionable that could have been made
his views changed, and those of others We
he will be great Improvement the present occupant
OF the White House. The feeling among the Germans
who were at first very cold, has greatly improved.
Waterloo, H., May 81, 1872. MA
TIE TRIBUNE AND TIE PEOPLE.
To the EditOr OF The Tribune.
SIR We celebrate the reception of tho news
OF Grants nomination by sending you draft for $40 for
as many copies of THE TRIBUNE you send during
and hope to the list The old philosopher has
many warm trends IN this locality. ii. NJ. MACoY.
OuumWd, IOud, June c, 1872.
WHAT MINNESOTA WILL DO FOR GREELEY AND
BROWN.
TO me Editor or The Tribune.
SIR: Everything is most favorable for the cause Of
GREELEY and Brown. The POa1 Deml which Lesised tr h
nov giving support and Its editors I'll dee
"a ms daily The Grant nominated surprised at
The did 10 Issue No
Greety VII eltetto gates to the Baltimore
tT,m Minnesota ana NscoLAh O.
haul IuDsJ II