The New York herald., 1864-07-24
THE PRESIDENCY.

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The Albany Sa,esman tant shoddy republican, In an
article upon the pos,ponement OF the Democratic Ma
tioDal Convention says-
Should Grant take Richmond, and there is doubt
that he the ticket nominated at Chicago will doubt
less contain the following names
For Presidsnt-u. S Grant.
For Vice Presdent--Genessi Mcclellan.
Such ticket would secure the whole army vote
Securing the army vote would secure the election
Win Grant and Mcclellan running on the same ticket
carry any State excsnt Vermont New York would give
the above ticket 5000 majority, Ohio 40 COO and Penn
Should Grant fal a. Richmond which We do not deem
among the possibilities, the nominees at Chicago would
For prssident-Gsn. Mcclellan.
For Vice President-Gcn Hancock.
Ibis ticket could also be elected over Shodcy Co.. of
! Hancock has popularity in New York and Pennsyi
vana which would enable him TO take OF large portion
than Hancock and that man Gen. Grant-tho greatest
military genius Of modern times.
The New Albany Leor (democratic) not like the
postpouement OF tho Chicago Convention. It says:
There two classes OF prints which this post
ponemeni Of the Chicago Convention with great satsac
ton The one IL tho called unconditional peace papers,
Lincoln Both seem TO take Il for granted that tho OBJ
ject or the postponeraent 10 kill OF General Mcclellan
as candidate for the Presidency, and that this object
Will surely be Accomplished that In fact, General Nc
Cielsn now be fairly considered out OF the ring
candidate for the presaency such was the object Of
nnd, when Is too late that they have overreached
we welded TO Mcclellan as q candidate for tho
Presidency But the Wood faction and their followers
need not suppose that they viii bc permitted to manpu-
late the Chicago Couvtniion t. suit their
nience and thon demand the support all who do not
agree wb them Ia their peculiar notions about
| The friends o. General Mcclellan know thst when the
delegates t. The Chica-o appointed they
were appointed ss his friends, and II be or come
holding Substantially the views Ia not nominated,
they viii kaow the reason Why.
Tho Kansas adts Journal trcpuo'can), published at
Lawrence. In opposition the re.eect!on OF Mr..
| Lincoln
The democrats Q. shsron, Con. held meeting on the
4h inst whereat they presented the Chicago Conven
ton tho ef Thomas r. Seymour Of Hartford tbs
ht,esi man in ho party for next President Of the Untod
/ states
The democracy OF Cooper county, Missouri, IN
tion assembled, resolved. That George Mcclellan Is
FIRST choice FOR President O. The United states.
The democrats OF cousa county, Cali ornia for Mr.
Teandigham Tor Pres'doo and Instructed their dele
gates 10 vote for no TO represent them 10 tho Chi
! cago Convention who viii vote FOR awar democrat.
TIE DAILY Dsrsoera, is 10 be the name OF Fremont
parer scon 10 be started In So Loas twin be publish.
ed by company styled tho "EadIcsl democratic Asso-
citation o. st. Lors"
1t ssaid that daily aud weskly newsrnper which ia
to support the Cleveland nominees Is TO DO started al
Saratoga springs
The German papers rcnc-ay strongly In favor OF
Fremont. The Pi,isburg Tolts6aa says
TIE attemp. 10 dissaace tie Germans from Joining this
movement by ter,csen,ipg as eopperhesd affair, do
not the least bit of gocd. Scb threats DO kill tho
tachuen which tho Germans have for Fremont. This
Fremont movement is much stronger than many people
suppose We hayo Ourselves been ss.ons he'd
unanimous carses Of reope in their resolve sup
port Fremont. from which We did DOT exrect u. The
frmest sort OF republicans have assured that they
will support Fremont IN sre Of all There Is bitter
feeling AGAINST ihs know no,hnas which charac,criEcs
| all the actions of the present administration.
The Beileville (1ll) Vouttaa writes about the Ere.
mont movement in tina; portion of niuoIs-
The Fremont movement hero Is malirr rppid progress
In Lebanon in ascou,ah and hero, clubs been or.
gaHied while IN other parts Of the country almost all
| German republicans and many Americans would joiu
clubs If they only had leaders But Of the rerub.
lcan 'lesdcrs are for Lincoln, while the the
repupcan Germans OF our country are bitterly Opposed
10 the unfa bomabe corruption and stupidity whcn now
who is IN favor Of Lincoln Gsrna, Irer eermaa
will shortly appear in Mascortah.
There is very pretty quarrel brewing In tho rcpub
lcan bappy family In Missouri. number OF the radical
journals in that State (ncudrg the ST. louis Dr.ocrc
are advocating the election Of the republican candidates
The ST. Louis Onion Irregular shoddy republican, says
The Democrat boasts Of "iong list Of radical papers
| in Missouri supporting Lincoln and Johnson"
number OF these radical papers have esnoused the
cause OF Lincoln and johnson IN good aith ard advo
eating it's claims with earnest and hearty GOOD Wills bu.
others Of them are suppor,ing" tho ticket jus,
D,nccrc supports" it-that is, not at nll Like the
DeNccrot they have tho ticket at tho bead OF their
columns; and. Ike the Dtmocrai, they say ono
The fact Is the Missouri Denccrd, IL pretty well un.
desIcod to be SUPP ortng Mr.. Lincoln ust sueport
ed Bucbanan IN leS6-under protest. ard ha reason
1t says nothing in his favor Ia that il doss wish 10
commit i'se To the Baltimore ticket 10
as will forbid IL backing out at the last and
hostirg some oihor ticket.
II is significant fact that not single radical In ST.
Louis bss declared birse In favor or Lincoln ard John
son. There are two or three prpminen members IL
party who are said TO be for tee Baltimore ticket
they care not for of beng drumred
the party with bue and cry. The characteristic features
OF radcssIn In Missouri is It's harsh, cruel Caivnistc
\ Intolerance IL exocts from all adheren's implicit aud
uncuestsning submission 10 its creed and permits no
liberty o op1ion expression within the pale of Its
| fellowship. u is tho exercise Of this lcrcc in.
tolerance by the Fremont radicals that prevents
radical supporters OK LIN oln ard Johnson from avowng
their preference The Germans spap their whip over
their beads and compel n either declare for Fremont
or 10 keep silence The conduct of the Dsaoa piaipy
exhibits The effects OF this successful Intimidation When
hois.ed the names OF Lincoln and johnson con-
temptuousy kicked out or the German sal ems, II is
now barely maintaining its position Ia the party
neuing huniiiatngJ silent and absainne from all nd.
vocacy of the claims os the ticket II pfeends sup
4 port
We have warned the friends Of the national Union
ticket In Missouri that the Docrr,s affected espous1l Of
thni ticket was ircincee and treache-Gus We here
peat that wnrnng The editor or The eroer1 has DC.
clarcd that lie woud rather Mcclellan elected Prcsi
den hsn Lincoln and there other evidences be.
sides this 10 hat that Journal has entered the Lin