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

vkirmt shee-HoW the Chicago C0nvsn.
sasa Was PssspsAsd-rhs bargain Dc-
tween the shoddy and the Peace
1sa-How Dean nichM0nd Wss Pre-
vailed UPON 60 Go for Psstponcment-
The Gossip Among the Rank snd /
File ON the Candtdates-WhatI 10 . AID
OF Hancock, Fremont and Mcclellan
The STERN Brewing In the Ike
Dabiican Party Over she Nomtn alton
Tsr 0overasr-How she Grand Jury
Failed 20 Indfct the OmcARis Who |
Suppressed che World and Journal or
Com IN erce--Fernando Wood Asa Search
of q District 30 Run for Con gress I'm, SO.
NE events Of the political contest OF 1884 crowdng
sAck and fast upon The movements OF armies,
and the hope that the rebellion would be crushed
before The Of summer SO, in has kept back nearly
Ill public demonstrations Of political nature The ores,
however, have been slumberng underneath checked 10
shs progress only the hope that the last OF the
nbe longer subdued kept under by the manpus
siops politicians otherwise. Tho snoddy party |
Apsned the bah ~ the nomination OF Lincoln o. BATH
more followed by ratification meeting AT the Cooper In
ssi,ute, which was . failure, and made no Inn
preston upon tho public mind that has not
long since been wiped out by the free fight
between members Of the Cabinet and their followers
end the exposition Of the beauties Of shoddy and shoddy
RUE by the leaders OF the different factious In the
republican party. Some Of the leaders arc trying to
make the people believe that II ID q Union party
beautiful Union party Il Is, whom its official represen
natives in the Cabne. quareng like cats and dogs,
and the State marshAs rally the forces paradng
each others shortcomings and dirty work before the
public gaze These operations only symbolic Of tho
xunon tendency and the results that the doctrines,
preaching and practices OF the party organ, and the
sncom potency OF the administrator will bring upon the
nation II Lincoln 10 continued u cace another four
years.
While the sheddy party have monopoIcd the atten-
taon OF the public with their Convention meetings and
parade OF dirty nen must not be considered that the
oths. side idle Notwithstanding the postpoaement Of
the Chicago Convention. The worry measures taken TO
the potporement OF that Convention proof
positive that the democratic politicians are exceedingly
active preparing for this campaign There are IN this
connection few secrets which the public have but little
Many knowledge Of although some OF the more shrewd
may have imagined that such facts did exist. The
sudden call OF the Peace Committee the Aston
House, after they had NAMED silent long had its
Significance and purpose beyond what most people
imsg,ae In addition the fact that the Woods try
Reg work up some dodge secure their reelection to
Congress information received IN this city from
IA Washington holding positions under the govern
nent, two weeks before happened, that yallan
dighsn would soon appear IN Ohio These facts were
known here two weeks previous TO valandigham's re
surn coupled with the statement that the administration
had to It, believing that the democratic poiti
sans would OF an idol OF him. and thus his
return would be q capital eectoneerng dodge, which
would materially aid in the reelection OF Lincoln. Within
sAs three days information has been received
from the same parties at Washington not
suly corroborating this statement, but, in addition
aAeeto showing that arrangement had been entered
INTO person who authorized to speak by the
between Fernando Wood, vallandgham
Ihsmss Seymour and Voorhees, OF Indiana in which the
ster parties to break the democratic party in
consideraion Of certain thing being done by the admin
aon, showing conciusivsly that ALLIANCES offensive
and defensive has been entered into by the shoddy officials
Washington the side and the peace ccppeheads
Voorhees, yaandigham, Thomas Seymour, OF Connecticut
ed Fernando Wood the other. Several letters have
ssen received detailing these facts and used
why thing should be done that possible to
DC done 10 prevail upon the democratic leaders to pest
ps0e Convention that the above brace of peace cop
ahoads would have time TO work up their case and &c
ssGpsh the breaking up and hopeless division OF the
Asnocrat.c party The given was, that the only
Aoee Of LiAcon's collection In the division and dis
sri the opposition. These facts, written by per-
Snnstas mention Of whose would be proof to any
-. however incredulous, that they were upon
= good authority as though they had been
prc NsEatod by Old Abe In proclamation, and every
t 'Go0ped with urgent appeal and argument for the
,ost SSin@nt of the Convention, are not 10 DO over
.oked . They were written, also az each step In the
Ws<o was mdue Out ht washington, anu, WHAT -
,o. w.. letters were received in advance OF any
loveme VII oerUA peA0o men, anu stAs0u "n"' Wouia
aoro 1itAem on given days. all OF which, as far as
a.v, Eaztioned have rolled around, have been ful
N, m v,wo ask, does the administration know what
roos y. ulgham and their associates going 70 do
they eAin 'ne seo'e' Slu 0'0asri'e VIZ" eNe"'
ne x,i.in shy Fernando Wood bold in Con.
.ss tew days ago, when he was so completely cor.
red on HE
!. s - leaders OF the democracy have bitten
!, -. vsn victims 10 this combined arrange
= -. !, shoddy officials and the peace
- VI these men wore laboriag has
49,, NIatic leaders having become willing
s,,., Nsor the obstruction OF the party and
- = -, Nzventon until the 29th 0, August
), -, go evidence OF the iucompetency OF the
- h.,, foresight and wisdom that has
-, since the assembling OF tho
u 1860 when they postponed
= - ,.. . Ip, down 10 their following
= oO's ~ -, Z them TO lead the party TO
p 49, is.lmphs In the fall OF 1862
~ ~ w fuTnish the public come
" by the administration
- &1c,ion with the peace
s"oe"! P1'V oarse. the reasons given
On. Az mater OF c - =, 49,. s.-as...t.
w VIZ w. ud 10 posponemeut but
lde-s who had influence in reg - 49,. - =
~ with those vito were TO wori -. ,.,a. -.
csntive Why il should be done. ..o,~,s.. u..,,.
ed 10 influence tue committees -, 80 - -,
hs ing around that Dean Rchm ~, he rsn,a,,or
for the Vice Presidency ~. 80. aa-,a.aos
Md be brought about IL the conven 80, - r,.,.,x
,is nean edmond bit al, as the 81
lows "a, e over for some
ine quesnvH !" fOaPe -, =, u IL would be
me. A. h's' ""0 -, ed, upon the
N7Crnea; snu t"'u -, would not
"a tended Authority Q! Belmont, thai .lono for
, postponed. In this way u dame %, ,bsFx
.sr'y two weeks. Finally the time eame Ma, eoh
'u;is Commiuee 70 uel'' the Albany
ord reter ClgEor aud other members q oumi,oo.
exony came 70 thh city 10 cooperate upon mo au VOL