The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-03


Whs, axe had he 70 srinds TIE moro he
thought the more no was determined 70 .sosrtan
what these personal were On The following day
hs agaiu sought above confidential friend q Rich
mond and asked him direct what personal reasons Mr.
Richmond had for favorns movement wssch 70 many
Of the OF the party looked like death 70 and
10 prospects In the campaign. A. Arss the party did
IKE answer and hestaed but upon bc,ng pressed
further, replied That Mr.. Richmond had bssu led 70 be
lieve BY demonstrations, this were
postponed that either Mr. Guthrie OF kentucky or Cen
Fremont hating from Cal fornla would be dominated
for President and he Richmond pus the tckss fos
Vice President
Here the personal Rlchmond had bitten al
the Vice President ba' Belmont after holding out az
long be could against postponement nnay gave me
assent, and the Convention was postponed the Albany
| Regency 10 responsible for the result. And II. n
1 10 now supposed by many, this completely dsn'Ic
| ties the democratic party, and gives II us nA'sh-
time lost Fremont and Linesfs, the
public viii know who u hold responsible II tpo party
can 'sns sns oI So n now see in
tuny acting upon Is 10 all sections OF ihe ooun
The question Is, wha, win be the programme
ns a nssn vadsa se the ~ ~, Ss
snoddy Lincoln party combined WIN they learn lesson
from this, and act IKE men who have an important duty
to perform or continue to yield TO the M chnatious OF
| few peace dsorganizers'
TO the candidate TO be nominated so1 Grant,
and urge him a. the man Another class talk Guthrie
General Hancock 10 urged by anoti er set who declare
and then Dean Richmond ia named for President Per-
haps this for the purpose OF another postpone
men There s, no no ussIof Disgusting the fact
that just cow, appears 70 he between Mcclellan and
Fremont least Judging from tee talk OF the active mon
In the marty. Fremont has Organized party At ms
back and Il already in the Field HIS riend. will i'm.
prove every opportunity oered by the posponemeni OF
the TO place him N good trim before tho ton
vention In tho scopes OF carrying Oh the prize On the
other hand, everybody adsiits that Me- ean is dly
| ripUc n he ever
war hsye vndcated hts wisdom and even republicans,
who heretofore denounced him, now asser, that
ADMINISTRATION sacrificed some two hundred thou
sand In trying &c prove that Mcclellan Was wfo
But ina, now after tue heavy losses IN both men ana
saddle the massacre at Fredericksburg under Burnside
the heavy losses under General Hooker around uhanos
until they have been mpeilcd 10 20 back 70 the point
where Mcclellan was ordered 70 leave only 70 nag u 50
strongly fortified by the time that has elapsed since
McCleian's withdrawal from the Peninsula as TO make II
almost imprcgnable Aside from all this large nam.
Der o. the people IN the country who saw nothing but
the radical newspapers, which we're ned with abuse OF
Mcclellan, had come to the conclusion that he was
traitor but since the recent OF the jobbng pro.
persiics OF these same papers wonderful reaction s
Or s the 1 no
heee reports with the speech OF Mcclellan a. Me a
P pssaaus which o chr ass .ye ss any the
readers OF the radical papers have been opened and
spos and public plunder must have had something to do
with tho radical journals denonncing Mcclellan. His
stood the way politicians plunder-
ing schemes or else they would not have denounced him
by the rank and Of the republican party in almos,
any locality that person may 90 when out OF The way
contractors Custom House, Post Oce and the Official
| influence All this must tell upon the results or the
campaign, unless the democratic leaders continue to
A majority OF the active men OF the opposition party
now declare that they are ready TO take any person
they do not who he is-who is the strongest and
will the easiest doteat Mr. Lincoln. They declare that,
let 1t be Grant, Mcclellan, Fremont, Hancock, Guthrie
or who It may, sa,sfy them tina. he 10 the
,gsst man. and they for him. All they want for q
platform the prosecution OF the In accordance with
and arbitrary acts OF the administration. and they
arc satisfied. But the question has arisen, will the
age d Lincoln and the ahoday funds Of bis parasites give
tho honest portion OF tho party the opportunity 70 manage
by the shoddy men through the peace iac,onY one OBJ
jet Of the posponement was for the purpose OF furnish
ing an opportunity for this combination TO manipulate 10.
Thus much 10 regard 70 the coming Chicago conycn.
ion and the tricks Of the politicians connected with IT,
Let glance at the shoddy IN the sdInistra-
ton party. They have nominated their ticket but thoy
IN dilemma. The rejection Of Dickinson baltimore
foil wed as II by the quarrel the Cabinet and betw
President and the Senate and tho personal quarres
between the leaders in this State has opened Rht that
one campaign cannot settle except BY miracle which
be expected in these shcddy times Each side is
moving secretly: bat the public may iook for oxhoi-
ton OF party ueds al the assembling Of the Convention
nominate Governor in this state which win throw into
back ground all the political Quarrels between hun:
kers and barnburners hards and sos silver Rrays and
wooey heads that has ever taken place IN this State
The free coil democratic element OF the party are rapidly
organizing in this city for the contest almost AS
semby district has been placed In working condition.
They entering the contest with the words inscribed
UPON their banners, Remenloer Wadsworh" The other
side seeing this enacng attitude Of that faction, are
also raiying their forces, and announce that they
| will send q delegate contest the seat Of
| every delegate sent by the radical side. ard II
| they cannot prevent The nomination OF certain
this will have serious effect Lncolas chances in
this State; and, unlets Liucon follows up and makes
further changes his Cabiaet has been done will
| only increase the fight here.
Here the recent effort of Governor Seymour have the
parties who suppressed the World and Journal Of Com.
indicted may not be ont Of place. II well known
that the leading republicans the Grand Jury in
favor acting Al once In this matter and presenting the
p1rtes who we're guilty stopping those papers before
the courts for tria but. slranae 10 say, they were
peTeped from accomplishing their desire by democratic
juryn Had the advice or the republicans on that
| Grand Jury been followed, indictment would have
been pre- ented against the oinoial ho suppressed
those papers But u 80 happens that Governor
| Seymour, In his policy Of talking promising and
never acting, has created . strong feeling 10 his
own party against him. II the Governor will try
the experiment Of taking hold OF business In Practical
way talk les aud act promptly, he will doubt learn
lesson and perhaps find democratic Jury 10 this
| city thai will stand by him.
Ia Congressional politics the only thing worthy OF no
tica just now s thai dcputaton OF Fernando Woods
fricpos travelling the city ing find district
him TO for Congress in. Even The Mozart Ward Com
Inees IN the different congressional dis
formed these gentlemen that they will allow Mr.
WOOD 10 run III the r district According TO the latest
advces he - unable 10 ind q constituency that will
him. The district which he represents repudi atee
him IN toto, and threatens political anuihation II he
attempts TO run again Where will Fernando Wosd tud
political is just the question OF discussion among
the local politicians.
| Obituary.
| CGMsrsSAEY GENERAL ]. r. TAYLOR.
nrsadier General Joseph pannei Taylor, Comrnicsary
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