The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-13
sucsatlv prepared 70 accord the right to vote 70 N
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Tue Nup Yorker Journal tdsmocrat argues
II Andrew johnson irnAgpes that the results OF file
October elections 70 be regarded - the mansstA-
son he is greatly mistaken The verdict OF shs psope
Is only directed again MS opponents congress
bu, AGAINST the acts of All powers Of The govern-
mem, wen All ssion. to one party i, Is ,spudia,
ron u the republican Executive, the republican Chief
Justice o. tho sss as Or ,ss
republican state goyernmen.a was not
merely 8 protest ssainst the acts Of certain
/ persons, but against . whole party machinery and
against tho CORFU ptloa All branches OF the political
organism But the President is in better position
than his fellow ldeinqucnte, he only compreLends
what The people want
The Journal says the President must commence re-
form BY cnange Of hls Cabinet, and adds
Al the present time popular Indignation is mainly
directed against the Secretary OF tho Treasury. hccui
loch, whose maintenance In Office, according 10 all
developments In regard 20 q monstrous corruption In
the nnance department, appears 10 be the iouest spot
II JohnsoRs administration.
General Grant tor the Presidency.
Tho Gaiena Gdsee Of the It'll inst places at the head
Of its editorial columns For President in 1858 Ulysses
g. Grant, OF Illinois suhiec. the decision OF the Re-
publican National Convention. In long double loaded
editorial upon the subject, dlscalms any visa The
part OF those whom |, represents TO Insist upon the
Generals nomination, If IL shall not be onnd that he is
tho real choices OF majority OF The party Ths Gdseits
then gver lis why General Grant should be The
next President. u Says
SOLDIER OF unsurpassed renown, and trleS in the
government OF men tie held, one denies 10 him
power Of tho most Extraordinary character In that
character is combaai less the civilian than the
der He governs essy because he governs reasonably
aud the secret lies in nis that men subject his
ro are mere than lnder coaIaon men, Inclined to gov
ern themselves f.is Is tho perfection OF admnlstra-
tive ability, especially in self-governweDt like
This power never acquired by education bu. has is
fountain IN the temperament. To ray that General
Grant Is civil soldier y saying thai ne IS not arrogant
nor overbearng mr. tyranuica in MS manner or spirit
tiwards oiher men, lbs geographical knowIcdge
OF the country " unsurpassed There IS scarcely
q road or river. mountain or valley OF m, note
that he has not studied tn people OF every par. Of
to country he knows, FOR e has etner od representa-
lives Of all TO victory held them at lis mercy 10 de-
feat THIS knowledge OF country and OF its people
Is qualification OF no small moment IN Chef Magis
trae OF nation like this. time ghen the finest
seusbi! les o. the heart to be reached in the pro
cess Of harnonispg the conflicting elements Of fectne
tat have been 50 diverse and watch have brought 40
the nation such amount of accumulated woe. In
general practical intelligence, in all things touching the
interests OF the country and the wed being o. the
people, no man IS ms superior He practses economy
the most rigid public expenditures, the principle
that il Is wrong 10 do otherwise His administration, in
this regard. would tighten the pubic b, rdcns number
OF millions in our opinion hat Il would be hazardous
Tor us 10 name HIS mind Is u quick Us FASH 10 detect
wroDg, and equally quick In deyisng remedy, whore
possible within The bounds ~ jest property With
foreign nations, his policy would be that OF peace
every case consistent With public honor In every law
passed by tho representatives. OF the people and Il the
States Intended 10 promote pro.ect tho public vel
fare hc viii consider it his sacred duy to acquesce IN
courage /, DO right he Is equaed by his determin
ed dsposit on aud will that right shall be done, and
whatever position he is placed, to tho full extent of his
power, IL viii be done.
Mary land Republicans In Fnvar of Grant for
President.
The Baltimore Assrscan, October IL, hoists the
OF General Grant for President subject to the decision
Of the National Republiran Convention, and says:--
Va cordially and earnestly endorse tho following
luton adopted by tho Maryland Republican Contention
At lis session yesterday:--
Resolved itthe republicans Of Maryland ia convention
led earnestly recommend % the republican parry Of
their caadse Sr rrssaent OF The United States
The result ~ the election in Pennsylvania and Ohio
be regarded, politically. in the light 70 the
republican party tn second battle Of Bull Rnn
the Of the Union. We shortly thereafter called
General Grant 10 tho command Of our forces, and ne
led Us on 10 victory To secure tho results Of hat VIC
tory TO tho loyal Of the nation the services OF Gene
raj Gran: are again required and when once he takes
the field he will "iglt IL out on that line 10 en0ur
ing triumph Of the principles Of hoss who fought with
hln aud sustained the Of the government; through
out the rebellion.
Letter from Genera, Buticr.
LOWELL. Mass, Sept. ~, 1857.
Nv DEAR SiE-l an much gra,ihed To end that my
views meet the appreciation or sir. - and yourself
They the maucd opinion of close observation OF the
wants OF the country That they should accord with the
principles OF former democratic associates is not
Inarkablc as they are democratic democracy
before il became conservatism under tho manpuations
OF Fillmore. Goo. I. Curtis, Winthrop, JOSIAH Randall,
and persons or their opinions, who drew demo
cratic breath The democ acv must look To the radical
and republican party for the resuscAion of It's prn.
cipcs applied 10 men as men, With US all true demo-
Will Ultimately be found who believe or
right equality OF power and equality OF taxation under
tho government, 10 everv man, who BY the consti
tuition, has the high position of American citizen Ny
hopes expectations Of po cal preerment have moth
ing 10 do with NV political views. ! must so forward
speaking the truth in politics as in other matters, and
the appropriately find them Just aud true-the
surely will declare them. This not the kind of
stun Presidents have been made OF, and it than
doubtfdl whether they will ever be made Of
stun Have not answered your question fwhether
should make good candidate for the Presidency? I
will not say with clay ~ had rather bc right than
ha IL HrQur nj mott
besides; bgt will say that would not sacrifice my
independence OF thought and action to DC President
tmos over and that is not saying much, seeing what
sort OF mon We have bad, and may possibly have 70 nil
that now degraded place. BENZ. =. BUTLER.
Letter from b. 4. ynucey, or Georgia.
y. C. Yancey, OF Georgia. has written q long and
elaborate letter the situation. The Macon, teal
Joarna speaks OF II as follows
We expressed commiseraon yesterday for this
gentleman, supposng that the fatal influence of Joe
Brown had induced him, reluctantly hoped, 10 give
in his adhesion To the loathsome scheme Of " recon
structnn" proposed by the Military bill We desire now,
and reading his letter. tina, sympathy
man who deliberately dishouors> the grave OF
a noble brother and spits upon aud acules his
metnory and life long principles and teachings
who insults The common sense, the virtue ands
patriotism Of every white man III Georgia, and boldly
prociaims the right and justice OF legislation expressly
designed to establish tho supremacy OF tho negro racs
in states Of the American Union. inspires no ssn,i
tempt aud Indignation. Listen TO him:-'Coneress has
the right 10 pass these military bins. submitting terms
Of peace and restoration. fhoy passed under the
OF nations. In neither aspect Is there any conflict
with the constitution
Prospect Of Another Back shot War In Penn.
sylyanin.
From The Philadelphia Age, Oct. Ill
sotwtnstandag the ;unioubeu success cr tho demo
Gratis state ticket and the decided msiorfy for Judge
snarswood Ito radicals OF 1.-The riDg still proclaim
ny their belief that Judge Williams mas been elected.
lf this anything, u means that the old game ~
fraud Is TO be play ed and The radicals intend 10
treat the election az though they had mot been defeated
We warn The party leaders against attempting such
thing Democrats are 10 no hunOr or condition 10 SUBJ
nit rassiveiy 10 such outrage and punishment
tain and will quickly follow, NO. only the
miserable loos who may abe Of