New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-04
TIE NEJV PARTY MOVEMENT CRITICISED
A DEMONSTRATION OF CHRONIC uNEAsINEss.


From 7Ae Boston Journal tDem.j
The new party, we observe, sets out by de-
clarng against the nfalbillty of party so that no
special obligations support It's nominees incurred
by It's memberswhich may he good ethical principle
impress upon It's followers In short, this mOyement /,
simply Of the demonstrations Of the chronic uneas-
something, but don't know what, and who feel the i'm
portance of the schoolboy advice. "try. try again"
THE TICKET MIGHT BE A GREAT DEAL WORSE.
from TAs Columbus Ohio State Journal tRer.l =,
The ticket it has chosen is not one that will
electr1y the masses, or stir up whirlwnd OF mischief
We doubt very much whether tho 9Th of August VIII
make one half so good The platform advances nothing
party, pretty severe the Republican. If the Demo.
cratic party is not corrupt this movement loses one OF
It's strongest incentives and neurazes half OF Its pro-
fessed mission. .,
A HARMLESS AND INoFFENsrvE PLATFORM
From TA> Otaosaaaa Gazette (IsepJ
Every new party must have platform, ana
there is in tho American people peculiar genius
for constructing these articles Tho platform Is also
form walk round@ in, and il there be any exception
IL must DO excused by the stress OF composition the
which Is common to such labors The ticket ia composed
of inOensive men, and doubtless. some one looks upon
Why should any be forbidden this nonensive enoymenf
A f low RI sss,o ET SPE Gb,n1
The only significance that can possibly at
ach the Liberal political Convention in Ohio is that 1t
is powerless experiment in any visible direction the
never deceived the Democrats. who have repeatedly
asked the wouldbe leaders of the proposed new party
out and show their strength before calling upon
them for assistance Whatever may be thought OF the
force Of numbers displayed By the IL pays
from which 1t clearly expects TO draw its strength by
A HYDRA ALREADY SLAIN.
From TIE Boston advertiser tRep)
The party which has come into existence in
Ohio but is yet unnamed being known only as the
party" the latest addition 10 the family called the
new baby, held its first convention Wednesday There
is great deal 70 be done TO aenieVe r success,
party may not infant Hercules, but II has made
essay 70 appropriate his prestige by Shaving ydra
iusier body OHIO than anywhere else in the Union,
has met death at the hands OF the infant without a
name. What remainsf
1T MAY HAVE A DEEP POLITICAL SIGNIFICANCE.
From The Louisville Courier Journal (Den.)
The work of the united Conventions at CO.
unbus Ohio yesterday, will attract very widespread
attention. 1t is the second step in the noted Allen
County" movement, with which many prominent poll
tcians OF Ohio Democratic and LIBERAL have cast their
fortunes Il may have deep political Significance There
is general rupture OF party ties aud an abandonment OF
party Names with the general object OF Reform IN yew
Whether the movement will be confined to OHIO State
politics. whether it will spead throughout the coun,
try, the VIII show as yet there Is great conct OF
OPINION even among the politicians Of Ohio, who are
Immediately concerned, as to It's proprety or import
OPPOSITION TO GRANT THE FOUNDATION
| So far as the Republican party is concerned,
It need not. opinion, entertain very grave APP
SsSon. II is the same old Liberal crowd with one or
| two accessions from the Democracy notable
1
| Democracy to such an alarming extent as TO In
duce the rank and file TO rush them mdSse.
Opposition Grant is at the foundation OF the whole
thng-a personal malignant opposition founded in dis
appointment Of office and greed of power II will doubt
less have It's little lease of life until possibly the Fall
frosts. That 1t will last much longer is hardly proba
bic. Meanwhile II is in order for the late Liberal organs
to chronicle its extraordinary success and strength.
| AN EMPHATIC DECLARATION FAVOR OF FREEDOM.
from The chicago Times (Deal
| We publish this morning full report of the
proceedings OF the State Convention Column
bus, Ohio, yesterday in compliance with call issued
some time since by the Democrats of Allen County.
Gen. Thoml Ewing, Col. Hassaurek. Judge Caldwell.
ana ex-senator Pugh are OF national reputation
aud their earnest Endorsement Of the objects OF this
gathering is that its work will not to
have been done in yain The platform is emphatic dec
lsraton in favor Of INSTRUMENTATION from the dictation
Of party leaders, freedom from the inferno ddng OF Gov
eminent where 1t has legitimate function to perform,
freedom from taxation for the support OF excessive
administrative machinery, and freedom from artificial
barriers the exchange OF products it is excellent
platform. The statement Is made In dispatch to the AS
ISOLATED Press that tho Democrats will persist In max
ing nOninaons but II is believed that the action Of the
Convention yesterday will meet with such popular
Endorsement before the 9Th OF August TO rghten the
resurrecousts back to the grave with the unsayory
corpse which they have exhumed.