New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
THE PRTsTGGENoY.

,oes he mean when he says cons uSh NJ
T,o Hon IA J. Creswen leaves Elkton'
nv t,.r dovs 70 take part in the canvass in Name
n,r,ocratic paper says, that in order TO Sc
,,,opr's election they must get out every Deilo o
''o ,,,cr Can't do 1t, for Of them are III iOi .
number Of years IL
namphet copy of the proceedings Oh .no .no
a,py Han Convention printed for circulation ~ VIZ
e,ptb bears on rs cover in large type "s'anu "
friends who have stood by you
A SEYMOUR man was willing to bet Ien aU ~
mo tb,, scv,nour could out-talk Grant a urauS Hi'
va, willing TO bet ten to one that factions Sp'"A
than words" Neither bet was taRen'
.Nv countrymen" Cary, he OF tne nOi" no ti,o
,, ,,-.ssed tbe worungmen OF Clhclnu"N VI
1ofl, inst and promised to accomplish every 'H'"e
,,er, Congress which he failed 10 in the last
Thoro i = hiatus in Grants history say the
,r,ot may De. but 1t Is nothing compaIeu
,,,' t,e li,tus he made in the Democratic party "'
,.,,,l.bnrrb in 1858, and at Appomattox' in 1860
q. met cot M a bust of Gen. Grant. Buy IT,
,rs T,,r,rso A voice thunders out, NO; nave
Inst NJ seymourl" Reply" No. none up ol ni'n
t There Will be a neC bust up OF him IN NoNeinOoi'
Tho " great Democratic Outpouring' at New
ps,yick y J. dwindles from 50OJ at Whlch inc D''''
cr,tc papers estimated" It, to the following nSui'
ypc 1y rn eyewitness The Seymour CluD ana o'ue''
in uniform 70 men and boys not IN UNIFORM of "
were added the band-about liO IN all!
The Democratic papers OF Connecticut are
,ayiur over new Radical outrage VIZ Vne ciro"
ton of The Irish Republic among the lrlSh No'''' VI
state What business has anybody TO circulate I ''
Democratic papers among the Irishment "na' O"'''
have Irshmen to read any other paperSi
Democrat. while hearing the Declaration
dat
,,ti, at Ridgeville Ohio where il recites that al
men are created free and endowed by theH Ore"o'
with certain inalienabe rights, among Whch arc me
liberty and the pursuit Of happiness, turned upon HIS
heel and walked away muttering that he would ho'
listen to any such id Abolition speech as that'
The Hon. George II. PuGh Dem) OF ONO
said in his speech at the Democratic rahcauoh mce7
at Cincinnati oath ut: If any man has come Ii'n'
Tonight expecting to hear me abuse Gen. ur"n'' H
him that he is mistaken IN the person doh "o"sC mum
shall give him the honor, and great honor IS E"" "
5cses. and if it we're question Of giving honor 'h'
most devoted Of his political supporters should not be
ahead Of me-
The Providence Press well says:
oVtat would this country have been without carpet,
baggers Since 1890 the citizens Of the Gar8et S'1te
ST. las hcen planted The essence Of the epithet is
proscriptive. and It's anlmus more Nlrulehl nan -
Nothingsn in its palmest days Let our IoIeiS @ Do %
citizens note that when Democrats denouncng car
petbaccers a shot is aimed at every man VINO come
IRON foreign land. such proceeding may De agcOu
ing TO rebel Democracy but not according 10 JeHesO
nian."
Atlanta papers publish letter from Joshua
Hill Senator elect in the Of which he says; III
ia out of y power attend the meeting Of Republican
citizens Of Richmond County am too feeble TO set out
on political campaign. My first duty is to take care OF
nv health 1t very well known to the reading public
tbat am the friend of Grant and CofaX, and nothing
has trapspired with me TO diminish my confidence IN
tlem or lessen my desire for their success"
AT the Democratic State Convention of South
Carolina Cen Wade Hampton. in defending his extreme
Rebel utterances which have done so much damage to
the Democratic cause protested that he said more II
NewYork than he had said since anywhere IN the
South and there he appauded to the echo In the
same Convention Judge Alduch related with much feel
ing how his Southern heart moved IN the New-Iork
Convention, when Frank Blair asked, What country
would not be proud 20 claim such citizens Lee, John
SON aud our own Hampton p and, more than ALL wheL
the name Of our beloved South Carolina was called and
it was greeted with shouts and thunders Of applause
round after round until the very welkin rang
The Portsmouth On. H. Chronicle says:
Democratic party paper in Concord taxes exception
10 Gen Abbott late OF that CITY, and now L. = senator
North Carolina, account OF what ms moral con
duct was when lie dwelt IN Concord Ana tis IS aIe 70
gers returned TO Congress from the south but 90 ue
PieTce moral status in Concord before he went TO the
limited States senate DIV the vote OF the Democratic
marty or remember why he was induced by ms best
friend on earth TO resign and come home what were
the habits OF his whole life up 10 recent daef Is th
of the past3 Even so and so is their story Of Abbott
But then do tey know anything Of Gen Blars present
conduct and habits and they aware tat ne Is tne
nominee for the Vice Presidency Surely they must De
and therefore they should careful how they throw
stones"
NEW ABoU BEN ADEN.
Horatio Seymour, (may ms troubles ceaseJ
AwOke one night, from dreams OF fear not peace :;
And saw within the shadow Of his rooni
a. ott1 dorl lur{fh hrtt1r ky yo,f
An angel writing, IN a book Of brass,
OF things that to come 10 pass.
"What writest thou Z" the angel raised his head,
And with marvellous look Of prophecy
Said: The names OF Presidents 10 be"
"And is mine one e. asked Seymour. Nay not so, !"
The angel said: Then Seymour gan 10 blow
And rudely said: "Ipray thee, then,
Write me as one who'll never run again"
The angel wrote and vanished; The next night
He came, with an alldaZZing light,
And showed the name the peoples voice had blest,
And 10! GRANTS name led all the rest
TEXAS BROTHERHOOD IN CHRIST" "-FIdkc'S
GaiyeStOn Bulletin prints the following letter OF
munication, addressed 10 unhappy Radical:
BETHEL, ANDERSON CO., Texas, March O. 1868.
BROTHER KING: On last Saturday charge pre-
terred against You IN our Church. for inconsistency as
follower OF Christ The charge is here below copied:
"Icharge Brother W. II. King, regular member Of our
Church. and Our former Clerk, with having openly ayOwed
himself as a Black Republican and Radical by accepting
Of the appointment County Clerk under the military
authority II. VI. MORRIS"
Tie Church wants YOU 60 be in attendance next meet.
Lng and bring your Church letter The Church will not
fellowship Radical. / am one of the Committee to
nOtiy you. Your brother in Christ, H. CLAY.
We should have liked TO have seen the brother who
seems to have been pillar the Church, enter singing
And are We Rebels yet alive
Aud do we still rebel.
Aud is 10 not amazing grace
That not lU hell
GEN. GRANT on NON-INTERVENTION IN MEXICO.
From Richardson's Personal History Of Us s,es
GALESA, H., Sept /, 1865.
His RTcelleney A. JOHNSON President:
Seven weeks absence from Washington and