The New York herald., 1868-06-25
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.


The Democratic National COnvcntiOn-sOuth-
ern Delegates.
from the National Inteigencer (democrath June 2s.l
The delegates of the Convention at New York must,
II they would rescue the country by peaceful solu
tiOn from present or impending woes, promptly,
speedily without any delay and without anv denial,
make nomination that shall thrill the hearts OF
men like trumpets tone,
When the long line cleaning
Candidates at New York must not be selected or
ignored on account Of the past. The past must be
forgotten. There must be an oblivion OF 1t. The
simple question should be, who can now, upon great
vital issues, get most votes WHO and hat shall
best conduoe to success9 There must now be among
those who are or should be friends by the
.ut Brunt Of equal blows
~, Joint Efforts common ends,
union, harmony, concesson-everythfng for the
cause, nothing for men.
Candidates must not be preferred or ignored for
any one thing in particular Not in one good tning
alone, but in many, lies greatest excellence IL there
be one who upon the carefullest inquiry and con-
sideraton, appear best to unite the elements OF
success and thus I'LL the measure Of his country's
glory let him be selected at once, and all the people
will rejoice In their heart Of hearts o.
We thus earnest az to the selection OF man in
whom are combined the elements that can assuredly
lions Of whites Of the South from the thron OF hated
negro supremacy is transcendanty the greatest
minds Of II ue ana lust men, they are are
| be, by Congressional act under the yoke OF the
blacks, but the latter, by acting as unit in ten
States Of the South, to say nothing OF the Border
| Wnere QoQrOeS ",
as things are, come into the halls OF Congress- OF
into the electoral college, and acting In unison with
the class states , o. NeW Gngand fe sna three or
power In all parts and places Of executive trust,
| what shall prevent their domination in the Nortf
In all respects that may suit their imaginatiOns
or passionsf The great evil Of their supremacy
| being once upon US, multitude OF othcrs as
whites at the North, might follow. 1t is In view
of the woes that menaced to the Border Statea,
ana that yet may befal the North, that we feel that
GOIrfl m
vention any others. there are thosefn the Con-
veption from the North who looking into the future,
have such grave apprehepsiOns to themselves as
to make 1t with them first and last thought to put
the issue Of white freedom In the South. high above
all other merely material ones then they should
tapy be aided in their great and just cndeavor with
all the power that the South can exert by its voice
s des s southern should not a ike
any others. To do otherwise is to destroy their
power for that usefulness which, to pretermit,
may precipitete sad fatalities I'm public affairs for
all coming time. Northern democratic delegates do
not even suggest anywhere or In ony manner that
indeed, tremendous element OF power and pride 70
any party-etght or ten millions, or the almost en-
no be- ey OF OF
South are now intense sufferers from Jacobn wrong
and outrage and cruelty their counsels are needed
respect to what menaces In the future all the peo
lives and property with all and singular Of other rights
imperiled people demand that the Southern del
egates shall do their duty TO the whole land by taking
ssc public ana a. u IN sns6 power
ing anybody can be elected do not look outside Of
the party for support" are glasl pnblic enemies
In the dust they viii he the first TO utter laments
OF vain sorrow and remorse. A great Northern dem.
Gently said that his name had been too
% e saas% Ss0s saon ns people Ss desired ss
name WIN the new Impulse ana ss prestige ,ssas wond
gse and devices repudates Fresh
names, with q modern record, 80 to speak, and
platform In the nature Of an Indictment, with more
or less counts against radical usurpers and revou-
10 lift up to rescue the white men Of the South
pie on the chains imposed by radical malignity is
the most vital issue, since TO insure the freedom Of
the whites OF the South secures the nation from peril
for generations.
From the Mobile Register John Forsyth democrat)
June 90.
To mind nothing is palmer than that the pend
enlineny the that is safest fought on bold high
and outsp0ken principle. Not only Is It not neces-
ccwasrdiy dodge ia any shape. The democracy has
the right its stde and its time -h0nored principles
are the very medicine for the political diseases OF the
times.
From the Macon tGa.) Telegraph, June III
On Monday afternoon last in q Conversation with
us Hon. B: X. Hill whose opinions are entitled to
his judgment tie Southern Delegations should n nsye m
but little TO do with determining the nominee or the
pibiOrm oi Tue uelnOCIALc party IN the approaching
that the platform should be short y6d
simple one; It said anything at all upon the SUI.
frage question It should simply declare that the set
tlement OF that question belonged 70 the States that
the southern delegates should cheerfuly
with the Northern delegates In whatever their judg
ment deemed proper to be done; that harmony
should and would prevail and whoever should be
considered by the North as the most available aud
sure candidate rchefher Judge Chase or any othe,
person. TO defeat the schemes Of the radical party
should have the cordial support Of our delegates and
people.
From the Richmond whig, June AJ
The democrats have but eleven days within which
% settle the claims Of the rival asprants 70 the Pres
ientlal nomination. AZ far as we can learn there
would seem 70 be generous rivalry between the
several asplranb and wise and unsensh determf- |
nation TO waive all personal considerations for the
general welfare. The importance OF this policy can
not be overestimaed. II any man. or the particular
Iienos OF any man, should insist upon carrying ous
The aus Cesar aus nttltus dogma be should at once
be thrown aside. The Convention should go for
luccess, and not for men, and should nominate
tidates for the Presidency and Vice Presidency who
VIII command the largest popular vote. II VIII not
be enough. thai these candidates shall be able 10
rally the whole democracy, but II is necessary mat
Ihoy shall Be able 70 attract the coating vote and
make inroads upon the ranks Of the moderate repub