New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-18

journals favored the monslrosity ,Ony an eNI usgo
sitlon ignorance could dony that Greeley IS nky
honorable man Of exraorsinaTy lni9isft ng;t
only became thoroughly acquainted with al the Wal
interests OF the country. but also proved that he a. e
Whch our Struggle IS now chiefly dreeteG spare.
neither friend foe, and thai The present y stem OF
trating and experienced opponent
THE EXPECTATIONS OF SOME GERMAN DEMO-
30 Gratis ExTRAYAGANT.
From "a, Bugaio D,mokra.
Some German Democratic journals condnct
themselves In regard 10 MI Greeeys nomination. ike
maids who proclaim their virgin modesty and angelic
dsy b SpSn eysy 81 eS To them they
pected that in Cincinnati only patriotic unselnsh ana
would be considered the public welfare-and what
public welfare Naturally the public welfare as they
would act precisely as they would have acted II they
were represented IN the same place. As this extraysgant
n We do not DOUBT their canGo but We
believe that they act without ana aS pnd
human nature, which an unprecedented eonsidefatlon
and not Of angels it was the beginning that,
not only would old politicians participate ~ It, but thar
stances all those drawbacks TO be expected which
have been found in other party conventions We 700.
moment deceive ourselves respecting the dnenlues
which the Convention had to overcome ana 70 Te
duties were increased by the fact that the la
aGqSa ns 'S 9 could
victory but that the selection Of the latter was dnce
particiosted in The movement was it astonishing,
der these circumstances that the nomination OF canul
dates led to competition aud 10 Se especed bar
gains were made and trade conducted order to secure
entirely Convinced OF the truth q this accusation butt
concedng that that was the case these Demoerste oo
maids should pretend to much prudery ON mat
blinking They should be the last persons to complain
OF bargaining in such convention
THE POSITION OF THE REFORM DEMocRATs.-
from IA, Louisvilk lnzeLger
II cannot be denied that the nomination or
Greeley finds more favorable reception among me
Immediately upon the termination OF the Ct1einnau
era German Press is far from in rejecting
this nomination. This eyentuality the possibility OF
bears probabIethe Democratic Endorsement Of the Gin
cinnat ticket an earnest attempt is to be made to
avert this it must be by prompt action IT, within two
three weeks, the attempt Is not successful 10 give
rG9s os tne Cincinnati nom Ssrn and
TO present least the general outlines OF the naohai
organization Of the Rei3rmers posxey p9 ~ this
movement disappears The fusonists have their nxed
and that which is opposed fusion just rapidly alb
sorbed by the regulars In the beglnhg OF ne, nt M
demonstration, the Democratic opposition wl DC COM
petey divided in tho two camps Of the fSsionIs Sna
the result the Philadelphia Convention which OF these
tendencies viii secure the victory IN the Democratic
National Convention.
THE GERMANS sPURNED BY THE NOMINATION OF
GREELEY.
From he Ns,c. Yorker B,lkrisffscAes Journal
In the whole Union there is not another
man who IS unapproachably foreign 10 the German
element-not who repugnant 10 thenas Horace
Greeley. Aside from this however Greeley can only be
conaidered as an unfortunate candidate. Though be is
mighty In agitaons for Others yet party 10 when ns
feat AS onesded reasoner and eccentric person no
stands unrivaed. Were he to become President by ths
Columbia No other person has such wonderful lack
of knowledge Of human nature We ask every an
Reform under his administration by the nom
S DS rsS S disgrace dhS
nothing to do with the Cincinnati affair In the future
teriay supplied Every lows what he has TO do.
and readers know upon which side we VIII STAND ia
this battle.
TIE OBJECTIONS TO MR.. GREELEY.
from C<reland ANz,tger.
These are the only objections that we have
heard against Greeley the part OF the Germans: We
what President has to do with the Temperance laws
These laws made by the separate States and IL
It asserted that the President the United states has
the right to prescribe rules for the legislation OF inc
assertion that Greeley is fanatcal ehurchnan and
hoods were not intentionally invented by Grants
ants IN order, as they say to pun the wool over the
iigious point of view, thorough freethnker-that is,
American can be. lie belongs TO the Uni-
tartan Church.
THE TRUE COURSE OF THE DEMOCRATS.
from II. Indtasa soats z,itps4
In earnest ness and faith, and III intellectual
gifts and strict sense OF duty, Mr. Greeley stands un
ouainedy over Grant, and 10 should be borne In mind
that Grant will undoubtedly be again elected as soon as
the Democratic support Is withdrawn from Greeley
through the nomination OF strict Democratic candE
date 1t is more probable that Greeley. soon as
such a nomination shall be made, Will Withdraw ms
name and perhaps appear as an advocate OF
Grant In this case 1t is automatically certain that
thousands OF Republicans lwho wouldinow vote TOT ue
ley, would return again to Grant Ana even me-
should remain at his post we should then nave ~
resneeng the fact that Grant through great
at his command, viii be able to exercise an
influence, and that is very doubtful II ne viz not
victory by the divisions OF the opposing votes ""
believe IL positively
THE SENTIMENTS AMONG THE GERMANS.
from ne Nec Yorhr S.aqs ZtiuHg. ~,
Ii was precisely the fact that the Clnclnnau
Convention moved completely in the old political trscs
appeased the politicians Of the old school, and made
them disposed TO support the candidates. solely because
they appeared 10 have good chances, without reshe
TO the good evil that might arise from the selection
Apart from the Democratic politicians who imme
raj Republicans who regarded themselves as mora.y
bound TO accept the result OF their Convention, 'S
disappoints the majority OF them In cxtrsordihay
degree The harmony among them has all st once
With more order than tact and reason, the other
enough TO win them back TO Grant.
THE GREELEY ENTHUSIASM MAY BLOW o'hh'
from TA< CiseNnoa Courter.
| By the time of the Assem- bling of the Demo,
cratic National Convention, the Greeley I'D
may be far blown that the Convention WI
dare to indorse him UP 10 .ne e,sh who
wish 10 swallow Greeley just rs ne Is. ,ssf
however, those Democrats are raising arch
Ppotectonst. the advocate Of the worst prescription
policy, and the intense Democrat hater Inc ia shoud
be opponents many Democrats would either re, ,nsr
from voting, or, In their desperation, wouia 0"''
| vote for Grant.
| The Central Committee Of the German NC.
farm organisations Osvalt Ottendorer President u