New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-15

The Utica Herald, published at the home OF
HOratio Seymour, thus halls his nomination for
President:
" He has secured by ndirection and subtety nomi-
nation which he pretended that he would not take lie
has demonstrated his dsngenuOus sinister character
He has explained the OF the lefthanded blows
which he dealt in his recent speech at Othef canddses
He has stripped from himself the vail under whch ne
prepared his tolls He is the same that beaten
In his State in 1864 and he can be apd must be beaten ia
1868 The canvass is to be sharp bitter and decisive in
this State OF the election of Gen Grant there cannot
well be doubt But New York must lead the Republican
hosts All that was needed TO arouse determination and
kindle enthusiasm Is provided Republicans Of New
York Your duty and your honor call you 10 the rontl
For this HOratiO Seymour Is the same who declared
I'm 1861 that successful coercion would be revolution
airy as secession that to say that the triumph OF the
Union arms would be much to be deprecated as the
success of the Rebellion. 1t Ia the same seymour VINO IN
October OF the year. proclaimed That IL the Union
could not be preserved without the destruction or
Slavery the Southern people must at all hazards, De
protected in that institution. IL is the same Seymour
Who in 1863 sneered at the Union armies and tauntngy
asked for the promised victories; the same Seymour
whose teachings led resistance to the drafts and famed
the flames Of the riots In which ms friends reyeed IL 10
the same Seymour who assaed Lincoln In his lifetime
and since his death who has never yet recog-
nized the emancipation Of the slaves who has
done more than any other single individual to
blacken the fair fame and to break down the
credit OF the Republic. During the war he played the
part OF Cassandra, always magnifyng Southern yaor
always decrying the fortune Of the nation always pre-
dieting ruin, and thus always contributing 70 that result
Had tho Rebellion triumphed over the Government,
Horao Seymour would have been hty chosen 10 DC tne
prsdng genius OF the OGgarchy reared on the remnants
"The sGavity, and aHabity, and apparent self
sacrifice which enabled him TO hoOdwnk the Con
yentOn will be freely used capital 70 induce RepnO
In this county and this state to sustain MN Ihey
will think than twice before yielding to the tempta
tiOn. Mr.. Seymour never yet extended political
courtesy to political opponent. NO man Is
more bitter than he in assaults on antagonists
His speeches always overflow with DileL ana
malevolence, and utterly unsupported charges
against the party which suppressed tue Rebellion, a0o
ished slavery, and has reconstructed the Union Ihey
were the chief element relied upon during the war TO
distract the sentiment OF the North No amount OF arts
tocratic condescension humble appeal for the votes
OF neghbors can induce thinking men TO forget the
record made and the mischief wrought by Horatlo Sey-
contest for the ideas on which the Republic Is based
The loyal ranks are arrayed. and they are fuu ana
steady Remember Vicksburg and Gettysburg! Re-
member Richmond and Five Forks Remember Apo
mattox and the final victory! Preserve by the ballot
that which has been SO dearly bought by bood!'