New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-26

will Clymcr declinel viii his hackers rule him
off, Clearly not All efforts to shelye linn
have progel abOrtye; aad so they viii TO tue
end. 50 in Kentucky Copporhcsd who was in sym
patty with the Rebels throughout is running for the
only State Office to DO filed by general vote this FALL
against Hobson Union General; aud he has no IDEA
of Withdrawing. Every excl Rebel in the State will do
his utmost for Duval, but it is hardly possible that
many Union soldiers will vote with them True. in
Maryland. where nine -tenths ofsthe votes that can
anyhow be got for The " Conservative Union" ticket
must be cast by men whose hearts and efforts were
given to the Rebels throughout. Montgomery Blair,
with the ofccholderS' help. may be able to rule oil
b. G. Harris and other such avowed. thoroashsong
partissns Of the Rebellion; but there is scarcely
another State in which The greater share OF tho Offices
will not be claimed by those who confidently pre-
dcted the triumph Of The ConfeJerateS. or those VINO
did their utmost TO verify those predictions. The law
Of gayitaton bears sway in politics ~ elsewhere. and
renders il morally certain that those who cast tho bulk
of the votes given TO any ticket will dictate its nom
naions, aud will not 30 nominate as TO put stigma
on themselves
Indiana was exceeded by no other State in the
thoroueAnesS wherewith majority Of it's Democrats
were identified in feeling with the Rebellion. and
echoed, from first to last the prophecy. "You never
can srbdue the South Her lodges Of american
Knights" or " Sons Of Liberty" were AZ humorous
and a. well filed as those Of any other ste and thoy
were as openly venomously pro Rebel "a any other.
Now, they hold Conventions and resolve that the
War for the Union was Just aud necessary" And tho
Hon. VIM. s. Holman. whom they would not renom'
mate or Congress in "a. because he was not thor
oushly Copperhead. they have now-having beaten
Themselves by their COpperhead ekperiment-gone
back to and placed again on the course. They may
win in special instances by this policy; but it ia as
likely to disgust and rcpel those who voted with them
in Ga as to draw recruits to their standard.
Tho compliments paid by certain johnson
organs to the loyalty OF the TammanV section
of the New-York Democracy are utterly I'M
justified. J. Winthrop Chanler il Tammany
Democrat; lac was chosen As SUCH to the
last Congress; and no man over voted and acted
more thoroughly in sympathy with the Rebellion.
Both Fernando and Ben. Wood were chosen to Con
gross in 1862 on the Tammany ticket; though Fer
nando had propo ed secession of this C'ty from The
State in the interest OF The Rebellion, and had apollo
gzed 10 Toombs Of Georgia for his inability to over
rule the Police Of our City to send arms to the
already seeded States while Beu. had, through
his Daily Neps. been thick-and-thn partisan oil
the Rebellion from the egg, and so remained to the
end. We dofy any fair man to dcduec from the
speeches and votes in Congress Of those members
whom Tammany Hall elected any purpose or wsl
that the Rebellion should he subdued. The attempt
therefore to prove the Tammany wing OF the Democ
racy patriotic, to the disparagement Of the other +
| rtterly Al war with the facts.
II is a truth which every ones observation mus
confirm that, if "the Radicals " arc to he beaten thu
Fall. the votes which overcome them must mainly b
cast by " Copperheads.T lilo who hncies that they
are 10 take back seats in the Randall synagogue, and
furnish the bulk Of the capital whercon Messrs Weed
Cowen and Dco!i,tlc to operate Will iud himsel
| utterly mistaken.