New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17
THE DEMOCRATIC ROUT.
DOES THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY INTEND TO
CHANGE IT'S CANDIDATES.

THE WORLD REITERATES ITS DEMAND.
In n second article yesterday The World re-
Tia vice as TO a change in the leadership OF the
Democratic party in order To get rid OF the atai pur"eh
of the Blair Brodhead doctrine Of overturnng INC
ern State governmental. IL says:
"No Democrat admits that tho success OF the parry
binds II to use army TO disperse the new sta,e xS
AND a., as Oa ns paF ~ the has doass
AS 1t contenplates only peaeeful ana iesa mones W
dress is simple justice 70 te parry ara, s thny ars be-
oyed repel from its ranks me party ny pouy
has no other of clearing itself of TINS injurious III
putatlon than by futile contradictions in s public jour
nails. But there individuals VINO can eAnk.on .o
cannlny In moment and silence 1t forever And TINS
must be- done il we are to win the election. This is
time for plain talk. and we trust we have spopen itei
by enough whom 1t most concerns to take our
meaning"
BRICK POMEROY STILL UNTERRIFiED.
The Democrat regards The Worlds move
ment eeer in favor Of that scion Of muse
federalism and England Puranlsm John QIney
peated warning against the treaeherouo World ana ae
has been plotting treason against Tie platform ever
its adoption and effect, working for the defea OF
as well as the platform, and is proposing AN abandon
Of all the distinctive principles OF anu
an acceptance Of all the odous dognas Of the New-Eng
land poiiticians aud fauatics-Federalsm. abo onD,
negro suffrage. protective tariffs, bondisil, and an ALI
eracy with New England against those mighty coininu
mites which occupy the Of future empire upon the
Mississippi aud la tributaries.
The World would have been base or insane
beyond precedent II II had issued such an article AS thas
Of yesterday without knowing WHEREOF u tpohe a11
being well assured that II had the authority OF me
dates whom 1t proposed abandon for announcing their
desire TO have other names substituted lor tnef o M
feel justified. therefore, after the recurrence 70 ne
subject IN mornings World. IN assuming the more
than probability OF Ni. mi hsr.ctep
being placed before the Democracy for their surge ana
IL discussing the probable rnte. c u 'a nht mo-"
be carried ou 10y Mr.. Chase well by Mr. seymour
Men whO wIthsaudng, recoil from the support OF
SEYMOUR and Blair IN the fear that the Democratic party
might be- just violent In an opposite policy ana oP
press negroes the Radicals oppIess whe men I'D
ihc SOUTH could indulge any such msapprehension
II Chase were placed on the Denocratie Ticket anu soe
man Of conspicuous moderation OF character aih ssht-
nent associated with him. lBrooklyn Eagle.
CANDIDATES SUGGESTED FOR THE DEMOCRATIC
PARTY.
Special Dispatch 10 gu Evening newspaper
WASHINGTON, Oct. 16-lntense excitement
prevails here respecting the proposition OF TIE Demo,
cratic leaders 10 throw Seymour aud rovefDnafd anu
GOV Engish ia also named ~ substitute for Blair. As
the change only be effected by the voluntary Win
mouT mas Photographed his willingness to take any action
that may be regarded most conducive To inc welfare oi
IL doubtful whether he VIII consent;
There Ii much speculation rs TO the action 81
Mr. Chase In accepting this left-handed cleventlhOur
nvmination. But tile Impression prevails that he VIII
consent he placed m nomination The lepuDsans are
aud anticipate decisive victory over Cnase tnan
seymour It is regarded as extremely doubtful wne s
m"nr and the prospect OF winning Conservative RpuO
Grant ia looked upon as hopeless Old Democrats bitter
ly drnOunco the Tamuany pOntleiah- Mhose
secured the nomination OF seymour anu pr u, '"e N''
place, and who now the first 10 desert then'
THE PRESIDENT FAyoRs THE CHANGE.
special Dispatch to The KysHiisP Post
WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.-There 10 no doubt
the "id + received with favor by the President The
National Inteti0eneers editorial aTlrle favorng the
Hancock has had enough Of Democratic Establishments
and says the defeat Of the party Is now eerta wh,evsr
OF front that the party has fallen lrretIeNaby lhlo Tue
hands Of the Rebels, and must sner tue CONSEQUENCE
Montgomery Blair says the mistake was III not putting
Frank Blair at the head Of the ticket me R.chHtond
Disra'eh OF yesterday has M editorial a, ia h t N az
York Convention had nominated chase nc couiu nA'e
been elected.
ADVICE FOR THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
Being in difficulties, seeing defeat staring
In the face, the Democratic leaders are anxo,sly
casting about means TO achieve victory They
propose TO get rid If those "mpedmens to success,
Seymour aud Blair, aud TO nominate two new Tins
to STEP or part OF STEP In the right dree
ton We think ii vie IN the Democrats u abandon Sey
and Blair. Our present advice TO the Democratic
aud Blair the best and most popular men now he,
fore the American people OF course We mean Gran. ana
as Is proposed. aud let them nominate, without delay
Grant ana Doubt SSa and thS they will be able snatch
victory out OF the jaws OF defeat VI course, wien
their present revolutionary platform for would be
absurd for them attempt 10 put PATRIOTIC lawrspect
eled 10 advise then while they about IT, to adopt
also the platform which Grant and Colfx at present
They are in great straits; they must 90 solnethng
decisive. 10 avoid most disastrous anu asgfacelu,
defeat We advise the Democratic LEADER. tlen' 10 SET
" "0'A ""N IN. Y. Evening Post
The Blair family are enough to ruin any
Marty and now that they have gone to the
Democracy they have weighted u TOO heavily or en-
durapce In this juncture, when tho pewdeiea Dtlno
crn,s turn 10 Chase aud Hancock aud Andrew Johnson
and solicit each turn to go to the 'front.' MI n1ht
goinery Blair, with tue Intense egOtisin oi ne
sc"pns the suggestion my brother should Withdraw
snd thinks tLat eymOur should be- dropped and FRANK
srnt 70 the head is altogether too late for tins re-
nenance Let tho Democratic parry me graeeiuy' anu
be- heard OF no more-lN. Y. Commercial
The $4,000 contributed by Helmbold can De
appropriated rcpainng the Dahneis o'} i.our van
easily be c touched Sn n after ~ election Ba
woui REQUIRE little STRENGTHENING and his cheeks some
in norher man is no OF change than Blair would
make any time for the sake OF an election IL Is ho ra
candidates is proposed by neghbor without c9nsut
non with Gov Seymour. We commend his prudence III
~ hc defeatedi seymour Is good mnu; good man 10
live M Utica good authority on wateilnelOS lie mas
ia n trode lie is good candidate TO Withdraw. He
raid when he accepted that he could not acrrpt Win
s RaIrs they seem To be troubled with the blight To
give them their due, however II must 10 au.sue t.a'
they don't hurt party mitch II 'ney ooh IN s,n
A VOICE FROM NEw-ORbEANs.
Nrw- 0pIrANs. Oct l6.-This mornings |
TIMES has Trading artIcle founded on the IestRnig
,snrrt that The World recommends the witnufdWa oi
Tspo' , from the ticket 1t says: Such suggesIon
confined as il is OF the Democratic stanuaiu DIT
~ nreses an invdious distinction III there he KoOu
e.s ad for The Withdrawal OF Gen. Blair, there arc
ssayaIy good grounds for the withdrawal oI CIV sIy.
nr Roth these gentlemen are more ano'iohs Vi
the cause successful than Of becoming themselves
the recueuis OF personal honors aud certainly hehorV
tncm ,"on Of defeat We remember with what reluct
ance seymour supmteu hnse.i W ~ .d IN ~ h