New-York tribune., 1868-06-26


to be essential to the national prosperity
The Commercial of Cincinnati, Mr. Pendletons
home, says During the seven years that 1o.oWeu ni1
election to the state Senate, MI Iedieon S
largely in politics. He standing candldatc Ior
Congress- and succeeded lie took his seat IN inc
House in the Winter of 1851 lie was e ch p1,J i" hs
buttonhOe. and cried peace peace M'eh S ie S hd,eT
there could be no peace But ms pocy ~ M h h con-
his purpose that he was returned TO Congress ny ms con
stitucnts who. II they found hut ilte 70 sa} ~ III us 30 %
were eonenteS t1st dhe 3s merely neutral tint
in politics. His second term III Congress was malAcu W
the same cOlorless conduct
A correspondent in Richmond, Va, commu-
nicates under date Of June H. as follows judge Che'
during his official stay in this city, has won goe1 oln l
ions from all parties. His character as an uptgiht ana
fearless statesman, Justly established III MS spcnu
record impeachment trial. Il fully cohfcu Dy % Ho
conduct here II may be to say mere t5au h1omo
rumor says that one OF the ChleiJusuces uauSniie uSii
Miss Nettie has captured one of Vgnias most Drlant
sons-one whose position and talents u Hnkeu WIN % s
Northern source, might he most fortunate m lts M Mpuyo
effects II is only necessary to state that rumor Degls
the Of this gentleman with an order TO INFORM m m
who familiar with Virginia politics OF literature "o
this captive Is -
The Louisville Courier says: owe consider
that Mr. Chases letter places him in such an atu5Ide @
that his maine can longer be considered IN that toh-
vcnton In reaching This conclusion We have 40 dspO-
tion to criticso position which he has taken an
however erroneous may consider those views, WIN
necessarily command our respect And he Is d3no'f S
more highly esteemed by the Democratic party Tor lbs
rciteratOn OF HIS former opinions thah Dy an iuseio
recantation of hi. iav0rite policy as a means 9
the nomination OF the party. IL becomes the DenOc9c
party to be not less candid than Mr. Cbase, ahu MMig M
giving him full credit for his honesty OF purpose TO fen
no ot ttle of the principles which serve as te pass
of their public policy
The Jackson (Miss.) Clarion, in endcavoring
TO prove that Gen. Hancock Is good enough man Ior
extract frcm letter Of c. W Gift. Of Memphis formerly
of The United states Navy and late OF the e. = Savy
its townsman Judge Porter, both of whom before mo
war were citizens OF California: 81 notice that INC
Western Democrats are exercised about Gen, hac"Vh &
former political history, aud 1s hapn 10 hoM ",
thing OF him, have mind To- give nm tho aN VI
it, During the campaign for President III lSG HahSoh'
A. O. NJ u. $. A. was stationed ut Los Angeles, oaior %
MIA He Brcckinrdge man, ana supporteu on on
whole ticket with mere warmth and zeal tan alihi our
GERS arc accustomed to do As you may itGoie & at M.o
candidate for the Assembly IN that year. ana as mat
ter OF course knew all OF our friends"
The Ncw-Y York correspondent of The Boston
Joumal thus speaks Of the effect Of judge Cases recent
letter upon the Democracy Of Ncw-lOrk: "lhe Iciet
10 his Democratic friends In this region. Whether II Is
spurious or genuine makes little difference. Inc JuuEc
has admitted of his friends that the letter ol-
ate his old friends and not far enough 10 coh.,Iatc r
new. Even men who were committed before t; lc,tGr @
came taking the back lHCk ENhdcIS OF ,hC I'm
pire Club the most noisy OF the Judges new Ilehus'
but he EOw states p1bhcy mat nc Is hot a e"ur ~ t
movement but viii accept the Judge If he Is nominated
by the Democratic Convention, Of which he admits thete
Is not the least probamlty slhguaily ehougn, @ ,nc
friends of Penllcton point 10 Mr. johnson as warning
to the Democrats ana assure them tIat rehes.dc rom
his party for Office cannot b, trusted IL scuoIh t.t
letter Of few lines a, produced such irclug as tat
from Judge Chase. The universal suffrage me du inc
a jew" writes: 81 have no doubt that the
majority of orcgnborn Jews viii 90 WIKI the Democratic
party with the exception Of many such Intelligent Ger
man Jewish minds hat Of the Rev. Dr. EnhuTI, lac
Of Philadelphia: and also OF such man as Pfoi Morals
of Philadelphia minister 0f the Portuguese Congrcgoioh
In that city have doubt there viii be found come
Jewish Republicans in this city who viii vote just aS they
fought ~ favor of Democratic Republican pIinc.
plcs il is disgrace that lew willy politicians should
attempt 10 mix up religion WIN pohtcS am Il tp 80
that Inc JcrSh Messenger Of tins city condemns NH'n
movements. II the jewish Democrats wish 10 defcdt
Gen. Grant they should JON some Democratic ClGb Just
the Jewish Republicans JON kcInb,ah ,Iup' III oI
der To do justice 10 true soldier ana 10" E't w 'up
aud call Jewish Club. when some ot is mtihbrts are
IRISH, German aud citizens oi "lhcf haloHaH'.S ily
be that tie old saying, Republics are uuSldtcu, may
again be verified; and u such is The case zen VI "l wiz
may bc turcd 10y frw Jewish votes against Gen Grant
and N such the casc the day viii yet come when thty
will dearly regret It,"
The London Ncrs saws Of Grants nomination:
"There are circumstances which render The MONT
nation Of Gen. Grant snenHIly oppoInr lie j. h4t
Soldier with soldiers ideas of duty. but with cNllas
respect legislative authority and The national VIII ie
Iresidcr ,rM policy daf tie Ecubic Is sugcring. lie
Is accustomed TO obey, as well as To ral ana a. j. rr ~
dent who will do It's work and obey Its bchess Wh" inc
needs The fact That. after by turns exciting
the suspicion, he has won tie confidence oi AL paucS
proycs his fitness for the highest post In the Common
wealth. president should bo practical sthtcsnah hOt
a thcorst-a man Of deeds rather i.an Of words the
ecutivc Of the national will. not the apostle oi his own
sclfwi lie has right 10 Pocy Th'eh IS not he poi,cy
Of he nation, aud ~ ms ohce he belongs neither TO s
party himself but 10 the nation which has elected
HIM TO It's temporary neadshP II Il the pet r'I1nmen
national rather than party President ana should ms
selfasscrtion OF Mr.. JOhnson's administration or the
~ Of his prcdcce 10 may
restore the waning influence Of the Presidency aud begin
an OF peace aud reconciliation IN the natloh.'
The magnificent order of Gen. Grant TO his
troops, after their great tnumphs at Lookout Mountain
and Missionary Ridge Is perhaps le inost c1qush, ~
all his military writings. We rcWiui not only ilHt he
may not be fO gotten but that tie loyal people ' i"
south may understand how ey viii be cared for Nh,
he elected 10 the Presidency, Ia despite Oi the cuni
the traitors who have been restored by AndFe"
johnson TO rights which they lave shamcfully abused;
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DNlsIoN of IHE MIsslssiIfI,}
IN 1HE FIELD, CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Dec. 10, la'J
General Mauding takes this opportunity OF re-
brave armies Cumberland, the Ohio the Tennessee
and their comrades from the Potomac, for the recent
splendid and decisive successes achieved over the enemy
In short time have recovered from nm the control
Of the Tennessee River from bridgeport t0 Knoxville
You dSOdgcd him from his great stronghold upon Look
out Mountain, drove HIM from Chattanooga Valley,
wietcd from his determined grasp the possession ol
Missionary Ridge, TCpcCd with heavy loss Ia hu MS re-
pcatCd assaults upon Knoxville forcing him to raise tile
siege there. driving Inn at all points utterly routed and
discOmcd beyond the limits OF the state. By your
noble hcrOisn and determined courage YOU have most
eectualy defeated the plans Of the enemy for gaining
possession ol the States Of Kentucky and Tennessee.
IOth0rc secured positions rOu Thich no rebeOuS p0'rer
dIire or disiodJe yoi FOR all niS me Generm cont
DidHditg thanks yOu cOicefircIy and iHdirdHdHy The
iOyGl pcOIe Of He United Saics Md and bless yOu. Their
hopes and prayers for yCr success dG1dSt MiS nhOlD Re
Leliion lriM yOu d0ily Their Jdh IN yOu rW not be
in rdi Their hODfS irH be bdSed Their prayers 10
strife; and fcj he DiHcibte JTdfeTy aud uHGHchiHg
ioya1 10 justice and right whch hare ohd0ctersed yOu ~
Hc past yOu cW 11Ore mat no enemy cdn Wihsfdnd yOn
aud mat dcteSes, hoperer formidable, etee your
OutrOrd IH0ich.
BY order OF L. g. GRANT, MaJOrGeneral.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The General Assembly of Georgia will be