New-York tribune., 1872-05-07

great
yoor Efe favorsSe impressions We do not doubt that
hs nomination nS % ,b cait w oS some opponents in
the Democratic Convention, when womu sA'T Thora o
dorsed Mr.. Adams unanimously. ,u tn1,e hono
to'""s' 10 see realized We trast, II he becomes
President that he will that ne S aas bc ooth mers
trate Of great nation, he VIII recall ms career ARE sr
party leader and "a Sn and IN What points they
impose diverse duties. .
THE WORK WELL PERFORMED.
From TN Syracuse OearI~'
The GRAND cOnyOcatiOn OF LiDeral IepuDHcans
has COMP eted It's labors and adjourned The result -
before the country. Whether We regard tne prsonnoi
one from the seaboard the other from west OF the Mis-
sssippi-or the platform OF principles upon wncn t
s ssus Work wS we'll As between Greeley and there e
comparisog-there Is a1cn 1auEn but eo Within II,
staSs tGia ads as To the editor of TRs1sE
Nor will the honest OF that pary-those VINO 90
not make merchandise OF their prncPlesforget that
debt when they go to the polls next m ra tncps % Within
his party or his history need not % speak Boyn IN
New Hampshro In Isl he established SstoTy has BEEN
the history Of his Journal Probably no living
is better known either in his own country OK no haart in
the Republican party, and its action Will be echoed Wtn
O ygor and earnestness never before u
split Rsdicasm into fragments The Republicans % e %ne
went Cincinnati have burned their bridges ana There
thew NJ have created will never go backward, and
the Dsesa IN see
will play in the helpless and hopeless wun
toS we do not presume TO Indicate That will be the
dlAy OF the Democratic National Convention. BEFORE
that asseInbage meets fragment OF the party mas
right 10 commit the Democracy either ono way or
another
PATRIOTISM BEFORE PARTIsAEsHiP.
From Heo-Y York sunday Mercury.
Grants bread and butter brigade are serl-
ously alarmed The nomination OF Horace Greeley by
the e into uarnr ,af TPey are
whistng TO keep their courage up, Dnt every yer Dooy
confess it for pocys sake They pretend TO look upon
Greeley's canddature as huge Joke, while they know
portion of the American people with whom his
name Is tower Of strength. IL seems clear that tne
circumstances ausDc0us and pointing 10 tne pos
sibity of crushing the present ruling powers II properly
taken advantage or And were folly to deny that n
have not the strength to accomplish this the RESPONSE
bility the OF the moyenent devoNes upon
yenton soon TO assemble, will have 10 decide this mo-
question and the future Of the country depends
upou its action Should the Democracy make lndelenu
and strict party nominations we may De
with the danger that tho revolt among ne pne ap
and Greeey himself be compelled 70 re.rs m tha
the ed IN favor OF the 9,o party nominations for
President and ycePresdent the Democracy would gam
in a two-fod aspect The Radical party would most
assuredy be swept ont of existence, never again 10
return life. At the same time, by JudclOus GoHDi
nation OF all opposing forces III the several Con-
gress Districts and throughout the States the Conserva
tive and Democratic elements OF the country couH sue
oeed in securing working majority in the House OF Rep
resepatyes in Congress besido carrying such number
Of Legislatures az To return enough
United States Senate IN the place OF Kadlcas
whose terms expire next March, to reduce largely toe
present Radical majority in that body These w3un oS
subsantia benefits sufficient to outweigh any fancied
gains expected from separate PresldehI parry tcsoo
We commend this view to the Sst1ha aSs AND wso
oOunsels only should prevail
THE DEMOCRACY OUGHT TO INDORsE MR..
GREELEY.
From The n. y Sunday Necs
The Cincinnati Convention acted wisely and
well in nominating Horace Greeley as their candidate
Democratic National Convention ought to ndorse the
nomination. and that with such Endorsement Mr. Greeley
who in singe-handed contest poll rs many votes
in the South he and IL must be constantly borne IN
get a majority OF the Southern electoral votes We ne
ieye that Horace Greeley will get OF mem ~
and that he may got every one there shall be no cand-
date in the field but him and Grant. He can also GER
tainy NewYOrk II the Democrats VIII support,
him. aud believe that he can as certainly carry Con
necticut Pennsylvania, New-Jersey, Indiana an0 Hi
nos which, with Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee, Vir-
g1na and other Southern Satos that he would surely
get would elect him. IT, however, the Democrats shili
nominate candidate OF their own we fear tnat the op
position will be- bopelessly divided between nun
and Greeley and that Grant VIII be reeccted-a result
fraught with such dangers to our republican
willing that tho Democratic party shall to this end ac-
cept the candidacy OF Horace Greeley.
THE PERIL AND DUTY OF THE DEMOCRACY.
~ From Ths Brooklya Eagk
1t is not seriously questioned IN any quarter
but that Horace Greeley receives an Endorsement at
the hands OF tho Democratic party, Grants defeat IS
certain and Mr. Greeleys election equally sure II the
Democrats should determine to run a third can
didate. Gen. Grant will be reelected IN our
opinion, TOR H. under these a er'1nSanSei' niaSs Sar
re gard this extremely doubul-the Republicans who
look on al he it has received from lead
ing Democrats as evidence of sorry and shallow pc
RSi.'f RRRs in our @ is the polteS situation:
masters OF 1t. The Grant party NJ confronted
by deadly peril hut wOnd be folly to ignore the fact
THAI the position Of the Democratic party is not ireo
from grave danger Looking the whole ground. 1t
deberath opinion that the Democracy must shake
discontinue which no party can meet and llye' Inc De-
mocray must Ig STo@ 10 ,S % pr"ot orrned
Is gone, and gone forever
WAIT AND JCDGE.
From The Albany drgus
The nomination OF Horace Greeley for Presi-
dent taken by surprise. though we knew that tho
New York delegation were unanimous iu his favor and
his friends here have received the announcement with
shouts and salyos of artillery No man has deserved
more of the Republican party than MI W. Greeley. Few
favoraby regards personal character, great mental
ca csOr rod Mr Greeeys @ as the SnayS,
of the vote will probably show was made oy tae West;
second place ticket the result OF the arrange
ment. Gov. Brown man OF genius, and culture and
il always accustomed through forms which
Il OF identification with popular sentiment will act
and the cause OF the Constitution demand. IL
will consult expediency; but 1t will not aban-
don principle lt has held ont false lights TO the
party at Cincinnati That Convention has made up its
nominations and its platform Uhe latter indicating
marked progress in liberal ideas not only without ref
erence Democaatc preferences but witn evident care
to avoid any appearance OF completely with Democrats
As Democrats then have entire freedom to do
choose-except that are under the necessity Of act
ing wisely well, and to rid the country Of the
incubus at Washington which paraDzes ana dehiOral
ICES II.
sCHOoLIASTER OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.