The New York herald., 1868-06-25


ticket.
The Portland Argus, one Of the oldest and most
steadfast Of the New England democratic papers,
keeps standing at the head Of it's political column
the following quotation from Chief Justice Chase;
he time has come all who love their country to
band together against the Jacobins."
Some OF the radical and fre-eating papers declare
that Chase is an unit candidate for the Presidency
because he has 80 long hungered for 1t. Upon the
same principle man who has gone once without his
dinner should keep on going without It, Let tnose
who think so try the experiment.
the Philadelphia Post radicaD, referring to Chase
az third party candidate, says:-"As the only OBJ
iect Of a third party would be to defeat Grant and
elect cOpperhead, are assured on good authority
that such party would receive no help from Mr..
Chase II he is not nominated by the democrats on
his own platform, he will certainly not be their tool
to defeat the republican party"
The Troy DAILY Times advocates the nomination OF
Hon. John A. Griswold the radical candidate for
Governor of this State Mr.. Griswold Is Troy IRON
man, and popular.
The Troy Times thinks that the Cincinnati En-
Q,tirer, in getting MACK" for editor has got
meteor which will ilumlne its narrow sphere, bus
may at any moment get it SO ensnarled with the
very heavens that all OF Wash. McIeans tact ana
Pendleton's polish and Wooleys money cannot extrl-
cate It," The Enquirer is used to snarls II mas
long been Snareyow," whose snaps and oarks
have kept the radical dogs Of OHIO at bay
radical paper says Chase receives the demo
cratic. nomination he will be picked saimon III
November. Then he will do to keep, while the rad
cal candidate will be in the condition OF John Kan
dolph's decayed mackerel by moonlight. en-
The Boston Post wants to know who made the
mistake-the Lord or DIR. Loringf At Lyceum Hall.
Salem Dr. Lortng said-"The Lord raised up Butler
for the express purpose Of impeaching the Presi-
dent.n r n.f, vce1
A New York correspondent Of the Philadelphia
Ledger states that the California delegation TO the
4th Of July Convention here, and that their nrst
choice is Pendleton. WHAT'S become OF Haightr
Have his California friends come to the condition OF
the gentle Julia lin the "Hunchback" when she re-
pudates herl lover and cries out, 'Uinord, Haght
yer" y #w rsIu nl ec-cl
A correspondent writes from Fishkill, on HUDSON,
"The democrats here, and many republicans, are
ready to support Chase, believing him to be states
man Of the first order"
The Cincinnati Commercial moderate Grant re-
publican) states that in Indiana they have way to
stop donkey's braying, which consists In tying
heavy stone to the animals tail. He can't bray,
they say, unless he bring his tail to horizontal
position, and this being impracticable when the
weight is attached, the "barbaric yawp'' s sup
pressed. The patent comes nom China and its
The Philadelphia Press presents the following a.
the latest radical rebus:-"A dispute having arisen
between some persons In Des Moines Iowa, relative
TO the proper pronunciation of the name OF the re-
publican candidate fdr Vice President, one OF
them addressed him letter Of inquiry. portion
contended that 1t was pronounced Colfax, others
claiming that 1t was Coalfax." rhe Speakers reply
reads az follows
WASHINGTON May 20, 1858.
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and the last II written Coalfax. The "a" doupt-
less dropped out in crossing the ocean.
better way Of putting this rebus would be-"My
first is Knocked" my second is "high," my
third is 'sky." The solution "s,ch = "knockea-
high-sky" Colfax without the "a,' next NcVeinber.
A correspondent wants to know what sort Of TO-
bacc0 Grant and Butler used when they smoked he
pipe Of peacei Cabbage The whole thing was a
mere sham.
distinguished Ohioan is credited with the saying
that "Mr. Chase will do the meanest things to get
into office, and makes the best officer when he gets
in ofany man in the United States" AS general
thing,all politicians do very mean things to obtain
Office, and many much meaner after they secure it.
The Chicago tribune ralicai) states that the Pen-
dleton column" Is dwindling to very small figure
Ohio and Illinois and Indiana have instructed their
delegates to vote for him. but the delegates are not his
friends. eA
platform say anything about negro sufrager, and
answers emphatcsly, 'Yes," and goes on TO give its
reasons at length. The old story. .tca .l
The Boston Traveller tradicaD makes the following
singular enthusiastically Is q fact and IL will do no
good to deny IT, that of the soldiers who heped
to sustain the national supremacy during the late re-
bellion now act with the democratic partyy No
Union soldier who wishes to witness the fruits OF big
victories In restored, united ano prosperous coun-
try will help the radicals keep that day on until
the hour Of the resurrection. Those who act with
the democrats and 60 for Chase pursue sensible
course, and there are great many Of them
The Louisville Journal has adopted the impersonai
system in its editorials the names Of the editors not
being published. No doubt great many radicals
think its editorials extremely personal nevertheless
The Concord IN. H. Monitor says that at the last
State election 'instead of majority Of 25es, Gov.
ernor Hartman, only the honest vote Of the state
had been cast would have had o clear majority OF
more than 5000" How long is It since either party
voted honestly In New HampshireS The time has
,een when an unripe watermelon bought vote,
md barrel Of corn meal would 20 round several
miIies.
Six freedmen spoke at Q democratic meeting at
erry. Miss, recently. against the radical policy II
he sufrsge question be settled In the South, al ap
ears In the enfranchisement Of the freedmen there
no reason. In the opinion Of the Baltimore sun
Thy they should not ~ well be found on one side In
oitics as on the other.
me election In Mississippi has been ordered to 90
until all the vote is in-that is until the radicals
ave secured majority. The prospect OF defeat is
10 reason why the radical authorities In wash
gton took umbrage at Humphreys and General
cDowell turned Humphreys Humpty Dumpty
IT Of the Governorship. But II seems Humphreys
though he gives up the chair, under the point Of
,uple Of glistening bayonets, don't surrender the
motions Of the ONCE and has hung out his shingls
} Governor, accordingly. proposing to do business
0 that line all summer
The Detroit Fyes Press says the course Of the
emocrab s plain. The course Of General Grant y
the plsire mt.1