The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-10


NEW YORK TO LEAD AND DECLARE THE NEW DIX
| MOCRACY.
The success OF this programme for a new demo-
cracy ~ OF vital conse quence 10 the country. Al
the head OF such Democratic party in the North
| ern states every sympathy of the Southern people
mus5 raiiy to the support OF the President IN the
most cofdai manner. Its utility In this regard
cannot be oyer-estinated in the vital work of 're
| storation." Instead OF wholesale Ben Butler
, system OF satraps for the government OF
the south as conquered territory, for the
| dement, OF the Niger, upon the abolition plan,
| The states OF all sections Will present at once,
under such system, restored and harm onious
| loyalty TO the federal authority. At the head OF
such party AMY Johnson would maintain posi-
| ton OF popular strength unexampled since the
| Gays OF Andrew jackson. The Union party, which
has been he'll together by the necessities OF the
war for the Union, is longer under the pressure
| OF that exigencv, and its ncoherent elements are
! rens asunder. 1t cannot, in any event, afford
| stable basis for the administration he original
! black republican party on which it was based
| will dcach itself, ana has already fully matured
separate policy and course Of action. The head
and grand centre OF tn.g movement has already
declared itseif AT Boston, in taHeui Hall. The
counter movement OF the democracy may be as
I slmed to date from the explosion at the reception
OF Grant and the recent speeches of Logan aud the
I soldiers at the Cooper institute meeting. Every
other necessary manifestation III the ranks Of the
parties appears to be at Land for the promulea-
I ton OF the new democracy by the people of this
| State The speech OF General loickiSs at the Sara
/ toca celebraticn on the 4th inst. and numerous
/ the highly important element, tie returned army,
this movement has it's greatest strength.
PROJECTED COALITION BETw ZEN TIE SEWARD AND
WEED INTEREST AND THE WA. DEsOCRACY.
While the Loyal Leagues have been hitherto re-
/ lo;cing in their rapid and unobstructed progress
| III the Union republican organization, they begin
! TO vary their tuue OF late by coliectures 10
wAether ''the Ola MAN. mas not been presenting
theIa with one o. ns mastery nanh movements.
Has he been playing "giye-away game" they
| ask. They have J0rg b np the Euesnc .Jott,1a1i
| "a odd IN fha ed lcna of
! New ork I1.lSs. fasY have set Themselves up
| as an albany regency only 10 md chat he had
| transferred ms Cabinet 10 the real centre OF
! politics, the metropolis. iLey have bagged the
petty Offices OF the STATE. to i.d, meantime. that
Their federal fat things are in the most precarious
conditions; the custom. house, the internal revenue
| and ali the cgaces OF the ate Secretary Chase
/ being IN danger Of capture every moment.
| But the chimers which has raised The NEST
| lively excitement in the ranks OF the 'Union
/ party" presents itself in the proposed coalition
! betwe cen the Seward Weed interest and the war
! democracy. INV lar has this progressed, Every
! symptom, every point, is watched. 60
| long as the proposition was to force Weed
| OFT OF the party ana Seward out OF the gov
! ernment this coalition Indifferent, II not de-
sirable, TO the abolition 81 Chase radicals. But its
ASPECT just now reyerses the case and is wit
messed with terror IL is neither Weed nor sew
ara who proposes any change of base OF secession
1 from The party, bur the democracy rs moving for
point which viii back up Seward and "eea with
! power that promises lmpregnaoie strength 10
| TIE BLACK REPUBLICAN CABAL AGAINST Andy
! JoHNsoN-THE RING IN TIE UNITED STATES
sENATE.
| Unuer Lircoln's administration Seward and
Weed adopted the policy Of making The power oi
tie government secure ,he succession for Lincoln.
They thus headed oil Chase and the radicals 10 III
with the administrator and in tne party. They
Will evidently ADOPT the same policy now, and Will
AGAIN defeat Chase in MS Presidential aspirations,
I as well IS his negro Suffrage HOBBY, while they
viii place Tie abolition radicals in a situation
bic fasco than their tremonJ failure in opposition
/ to Lincoln. The radicals ilitherto curing the war,
| comprised elements OF strength winch have
! passed out OF their ranks. Where they have
heretofore absorbed al parGes the great iAsue-
| the restoration OF the Union--they will now shrink
back 20 q cabal OF fanatics on the narrow ques-
! ton Of negro sahrage and TIC coercion or t.e
! President. lher method With Lincoln. OF bully
| ing, nionopolDug and debating, viii not allswc
with q dilefcn. nan TO deal with IN the Execu-
tive char, in Johnson, well IS a different state
! of sairs in the country on which to base their
I DroT beating operations.
They openly say that they have abandoned oil
hope % he administration. They will TALL back
upon CoEgrcas, aLd dictate, as Chase did, through
me committees 81 both chambers, TO the Presi-
dent and the cabinet. ihey nave mad consulta-
lions and caucuses OF Senator's ana congressman,
7 ind give (; ont that "a nag IS iuuy formed, II
] 30 be, 20 reduce Johnson 10 the same platform
/ Of nudity that The New NoIH CITY Aldermen make
/ OF ,hcir mayor. This "r,ng," or, a tIty dignity
\ ig 'camhnAuos,' is the SAFE subs.antiay as
/
! Oniteu states senate. Tbs i1ct - openly given
/ Dbt through the otste By Gr6s!-y AM Tie D..va
/ league men. They are in4inereas a. To The din
sions 0. the parry. They BOAST That tncy hold me
pow or OF the couHtry by means 81 tAis conOina-
tion in the Senate and that its s-rIn or Office
more stable than that Of the admin ration They
may o. may net be endorsed " puDlc opinion on
! the negro suffrage question. As 1t does Iot come
before the people, but De.ore Congress-, they
are Indifferent as ~ the people. lle auInis of
The Southern Congrcssnen 70 their seats VIII be
made the great test. " tne new Legislatures OF
tbs Southern States 90 not ADOPT the black pub
lican plan Of negro suffrage their represen tayes
! Will be excluded until they DO the organization
VI Congress and the repsai OF the acts Affecting
The seeded States will be so CONT oiled az 20 COM
pei the South to accept the abolition, rather the
negro suffrage proslanms. he action vi tho
Senate on the acts OF the Executive, they mold,
Will protect theia IN the esjoyInen! 2. the patron
age or the government until they shah elect heir
man, Chase. Win their Cgrdral point oil ne sro
Suffrage achieved, and the Ieg.c vote to ba * them
| in 1885, they confident oi continued anu neyl-
bic success. A division OF TIE ptrty, meantime,
they Court. With republican Congress- three to
one, they proclaim that they can asord " division
and lone nothing. heir whole fortunes are,
however, riskcd upon The action OF Consle ss Ia
admitting the aeccdsd States, and he most ia.e,so
excitement IL entertained in the Union leagues on
the question.
PaoGr ANNE or Tux LEAGUES roE TIE VAIL ELEc.
.rioSs--A SUCCESS BY DEFAuLT. AsriCIPA1sD
While all the energy VI the leagrers 10 cyncen-
trated upon taCr Congressional delegation, and
tic caucuses constantly in motion among cliqIes
Of them all over the country, thcy laying their
plans for carrying this state IN the fall elections
with u good deal of cunning. Aiming exclusively
AZ the conventions, they are raising heagen and
earth to carry every Nomination. Me next 5tsto
Senate Will take part IN the election OF q United
States Senator Ia place Of Harris, and 80 tue
United States Senate u now % be the grea. rcli.
ance of The Chase radicals they viii strive By
every effort to secure the nominations ~ the
several Senatorial districts. Tho election itscl!
t,ey think will 40 by default AZ the pals the de.
moUracy will be too much dishoartcacd 70 make aAy
effort, aud the bad o1ium OF tsr association " ,tn
j Z. Davis and the Chicago copperhead policy wID
Kill them with the people. They have also entered
into curious private alliances vain the most oespe-
rate ant uaitorouA OF the coppcrheads ~ 49,
North aud, surprising as IL may seem, with the
attantcd rebels OF the South, tor SORT Of n Itc4
support. Inc bass Of this as definitely settle 4
is universal suffrage ana universal amnesty.