New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
THE MASSACHUSETTS PRESS ON TIE NOhl-
NATION OF SUMNER.
TIE WORK or AN INSPIRATION
Er0fa Tn, Sryiagf1ff RrDubifcdH fIGd).

TIE WORK OF AN INSPIRATION.
The spriRgferf Republican uEd). 81.
The results of the Liberal State conventions
at Worcester, on wednesday, are unehPeotssG s mn t m
spring. The thought Of nominating Charles eun'I ioI
n no c0nrderati6n before he went away his immediate
friends were not willing TO have him seleeteu' put o
@ nUoq Vd VIC iotuue M Do'i tO, INV % of once and
with increasing ceaness every hour, that his nomln
On was tho thing 10 be done; that u was uuo
him as the head OF the Liberal movement IN ns I.s
state, and due TO the sincere wishes OF Dolh
seqneHiy the sna movement TO bring forward
his name grew In strength ana In fayor the resi- OF Ine
ticket was shaped and htted TO this central Thought ana
the result is list OF names better whole than inc
voters Of have had submitted to them Tor
ther suffrage this many year. To nominate summer
was an inspiration, such sometimes comes TO masses
OF sincere men united IN an earnest purpose s sgn
thoroughly understood More than any other man In the
nat ION our great Senator embodies the ideas OF the LIB
going lie Gastaed 10 place himself at It's head but
the people have indicated him in than one as
own State he is, and must be SO long as
he lives, not only. the leader in national re-
field Of State Reform. In accepting the nomination OF
yesterday II no should do so, as we trust he viii, he
sacrifices nothing and leaves himself choice in tho
ddacy will give great aid TO the Iboral cause through
out the country; If elected he may be- he accept
health or the cali of new haonal Naturalization may
withdraw him from It, Otherwise he can remain in the
Senate, where bis work is important even In his present
enieebled condition As Governor lie would initiate the
reforms in State administration which much need,
and as a defeated candidate eyen he would have
gUrated State Reform party which in an
jccts. Whichever way We look, the nomination
Is good one favorable to the reputation, crafty
to the sefrespect and satisfactory TO the Of
justice both OF MI sumner ana OF the MassacusettS
people 1t Is good always, in crisis such as this TO
have the fairly joined and brought home TO every
mans mind. Our people know Charles sumner; they
also know Gen. Grant They have heard great deal Of
the quarrel between them, and the principles which 1t
involves. Let them now examine and pass Judgment
between the two men, not biased by party spirt or u-
worthy prejudice not moved by the appeals OF sClDsh
intrigue personal interest, but calmly and sobefy as
jur5 man decides man and man. Whatever the Nciulc
Sumner has no reason to fear and IL is " 10 nouns
too early to have the case 20 to the jury
! TIE BEST REPRESENTATION OF REFORM
! From ne Boston Post (Den-L
| II viii cause profound satisfaction through
ont the Commonwealth that the Democratic and Liberal
Republican Conventions yesterday united in tie nomi-
nation Of Charles sumner for Governor HIS name IS
tower OF strength wherever morality is recognized in
politics. Opposing himself with rare courage 10 the sul-
len and corrupt dynasty at Washington, when AIMS 10
subsidzo every element repuDicanisn for its selfish
designs no man better represents IN this the
real principles which are at open war wlth the
Is for this solo reason that the Democrats forgot
all former differences they have done in tine case OF
with the Liberal Republicans, for the first office in the
State Government The association of George NJ Searns
as candidate for Lieutenant Governor with Mr. sumner
brings additional popular strength TO the nominations,
and udicous In regard to locality as it Is fortunate
IN respect to personal qualifications Inc EsctoIs ~
Large wellknOwn citizens both; no man need AK
for the opinions Of such strong candidates as Cneser W.
Chaplin and Frank W Bird or demand g'hranVees g, oi
their high personal character In an respects tno ucHeI
!
sentiment OF every voter within the limits o lhe o'a'e
A GREAT INJURY TO THE SENATOR.
IRON TIE Boston Advertiser (GrdaD
Mr.. Summers favored representatives. have
recent political course has provoked But his most bitter
enemy could not have conceived Of injury TO his fame
Yesterday II may have been thought by some that MS
would bring strength and character to their move
meut this STATE and help 10 swell the naJlOhdl vote
re I(T ' FScSnT hdiydna cases men are not valued
10 ffafr aaf
sonal friendship, when political Interests are AZ STAKE
ana the welfare oI lho l"tVn ~ a, n no n0aua tbc
down The people have faith in ideas
are oval unto death to such Loyalty represent them
~ Tcy & olJ ot fr bffer sn for their devoTons and
ceed i'm dragging him down-he cannot raise them up.
IN his sense OF duty requires him to accept The position
Of defance in which his friends have placed him. 1t
il unquesionably his duty resign his seat Ia the Sen
ate Whilo he remains, Massachusetts viii have no
voice there.
MORE coM,usERATIoX FOR Mr.. SUMNER.
IftLa Tie Boston Journal (Grdn)
The cOnfederated Conventions at Worcester,
Ike their ilustrous predecessor at Cincinnati, have
excited by Mr. Greeley's nomination has been replaced
by partial regret that Charles Sumner should nave
for Governor OF Massachusetts. The regret however Is
wholly Mr. summers account and is ielt by the best
tage was Improperly taken OF his absence to thrust him
into unauthorized position in disregard OF MS wlshes
posely Withdrawing and dsC0nnecting mnsct from tne
exctements a campaign, had right to better treat
olly through common animoses and selfseekng aims.
ABSURD AND CRUEL
From The Boston Glgbe (CTdaD.
AS to the Sumner candidacy, 1t is the great
est absurdIty OF all the iarccai movements "Dch iho
urefut orrtc canvass has given birth to- Tho Senator
is as far from Democracy in sympathy ana scneh
ms Gabriel from LuCfT, and the most sedae veteran OF
the 'unterTded" viii find 10 hard TO keep IRON auBhg
in the inspectors face when he oilers ms vote at inc PAL
lOt-bOX Beside, Mr. sumner is "a SICK man. NC mas
drawn himself contest and left the country IN
the feeble hope OF preserving his me- Under tDese CIR
cmstauces IL is little less than cruel TO drag nm anew
eeConeering contest tTom which nothing Dut contrasts
and antpathes can arise, and whose defeat Is WIlteu
upon the very portals in advance
1--WE ARE VERY SORRY"
- From TRs Worcester Spy (GraRD.
Most of th!e Massachusetts Republicans who
have been regarded as the Especial friends" OF Mr.
sumner arc moi supporters Of Greeley and Brown They
remain with the Republican party nIn ana uc as eyoI'
because they cannot 20 over 10 the Democratic party
Therefore they regret the use made OF hl III ms
absence v the so-caIled Liberals" who seem to dis
regard important possibilities Of the future 80 laf rs ne
l. cOuccrned No considerable number OF ms best rlends
I'm Massachusetts, OF those VINO nave heretofore stoo ny
him uulCr all circumstances ana fOughJ every Datto
reouired In his behalf will vote, this year 10 make MN
Governor Those who behave they Will do so are nsleu
bv an Illusion Doubtless, he VIII get lcW Notes thaI
hand there Democrats who VIII not vote ior MN, I'D
W. are sorry on his account, aud on account OIL the
future TO see him placed in such "a position.
GOV. CURTIN AND THE PENNSYLVANIA LIB
ERAL TICKET.
CANDIDATE FOR THE PEOPLE.
IRON Tp Philadelphia Post und)
The Liberal State Committee has nominated
stt4a Il I.arr tD