New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-31
THE CAMPAIGN.
A conference.-the Blair family.

IL.
A ST. Louis correspondent pred1'fsn than did
or,nt will poll a much larger vote in hi''O"''
lincoln. . boId
large Grant and Colfax meeting r soo freedmen
ot Gordon Florida on the 5th inst wv
participated IT, .boir heads
"The Blars have been pu..iH ,s,ore two arc not
,og,h.r" This il one OF those cases ""'''
better than one. .o.rIo+os i+0oIf
Inc Dciiio'''',. -, offensive war The nation will
that it can uow maho q" lChicago Post
prepare 20 hold is nose
.Tra. Grant, said German the other day,
Il Ihe uia '-'' ,1ovr He minds his own business,
"because he don OiO" -
and make, no fuss about IT,
Con Bueu who wasted one OF the finest
uo"' u,'st In a series Of McCellanisms, natur
ally supports Seymour ana D"'i'
r,orv man in the South whose words betray
a ,act thar he's yet a Rebel at heart is for Seymour
.nd RIair Remember this, comrades!
The Council Bluffs Oowa) Nonpariel, q
,,oh Pepnbican journal. has recently enlarged its
.o,nmp II now the largest daily newspaper published
In Iowa
Alta raising in Porter township, Huntingdon
connty Pcnn lately vote taken the Presidential
question The vote stood: Grant and Colfax, rs; Op
posed 8
The Chicago Post says: Crank Blair COM
Mains because the Republicans have put him under foot.
Instead Of putting him under foot. they ought to put
feot under him.
vote was taken on the steamer j. B. Schuy-
Ier on the trip to Bridgeport Saturday with the fol-
lowing result For Grant and COfax 49, for Seymour and
Blair 81 Majority for Grant and Cohax, Al.
II il said that when Seymour made speeches
IN Pennsylvania in 1860, he twice challenged by the
eloquent Daniel Dougherty OF Philadelphia to public
discussion. but discretion proved the better part of his
yalor and he evaded the invitation.
The Irish Republic says with eminent good
sense Irshmen in American politics must work from
the American standpoint aud remember that is their
citizenship that entities them to vote and shout and not
the fact of their being born in Ireland"
The ShelbyuiUe (Tenn) Union dominates
Andrew johnson for Governor Of Tennessee and The
Nashville Gazette indorses the nomination The election
will be held until August 1869. and The Union says
At is certain that Mr. johnson would accept the position
A little girl in Westfeld, Mass. writing TO
OF her old teachers in this city, says; The Republic
cans have beautiful Grant and Cofax flag strung
tho street. but the Democrats have old patched up
thing just like Seymour and Blair and the party they
represent"
Democratic stumpers and editors tell us the
bonds held by the rich while the poor pay the taxes
Seymour says the bonds "have gone into the hands of
innocent holders who TO vast amount, are compulsory
II is mistake TO suppose that ey mostly held
by capitalists"
The n. y. Times says The Democrats must
not be too Of Mr. Seward being Of seymour's
political friends and supporters We trust that the
proper time the voice Of the eminent statesman of New
York will be heard in regard to public questions and the
necessity Of the election Of Gen. Grant"
Supporters of Grant-Sherman, Sheridan,
Thomas Meade. Farragut, aud eight out Of ten other
loyal officers and men who fought under the Stars and
Stripes during the Rebellion Supporters of Seymour
Beauregard, Forrest Hampton, semmes, Toombs, and
nneenths Of the Rebels who fought under the Stars and
Bars. This fact needs no comment.
When Blair, in 1860 during the campaign in
Indiana, branded the Democracy vile, miserable
party" and abused Douglas hercely, Dan Voorhees,
called Blair the prince Of blackguards" Blair in re-
turn branded Voorhees, as " hell-hound." Now the
L" hell-hOund" supports the prince Of backguards"
nice couple, truly.
The Louisville Journal sounds the long roll.
and says stand TO the polls II that WIZ
stand to your guns and the spirit OF these words
breathes through mad speech and ravng editorial from
the Ohio to the Gulf The only hope Of quenching these
flames is by smothering them under the overwhelming
ballots cast for Grant COfax. and Peace
Again she pipes:
Rock by Seymour
On see-saw;
When lection comes
Twill break like straw.
When the votes fall
The people will stare
For down will come Seymour,
HIS party and Blair!
A correspondent, writing to THE TRIBUNE
from Niagara Falls says; "YOu may be interested TO
hear that town. which polls about 500 votes there
were over 60 voters who intended vote for Nh Chase
had he been nominated by the NewYork Convention,
but have decided to vote for Grant and COax since the
nomination Of Seymour. Quite number Of them were
War Democrats. They win not touch anything tinged
with copper"
Yallandigham, in his recent letter, says:
sHad Ney-York withheld her vote from Mr. Hendricks,
Judge Chase would have been nominated within an hour
IL ia well known that Val is posted on the subdrains OF
The Tammany Convention. He it was who pulled the
trigger Of Seymour gun. His recent letter will be
good lever for Cabinet position in case Of seymours
election lie wants TO be Democratic candidate Tor
Congress from Gen schencks District in which schenek
would take the kernel and leave Val. the she'll
The Cincinnati Chronicle says: The DEM
peracy OF the With District have caught an orator In
the person Of John H. Thomas their nominee for Con-
gress who opened out In response TO the nomination ID
in the following lofty syle have never aspre1 70 that
dignity and grandeur which enables the orator to express
IN words OF beauty and with gorgeous imagery the
gratitude which obligations conferred bestirs within him.
and cannot therefore, this OCCASION thrill your bosom
with delight whilst returning thanks for the honor yon
have done mel Think ofitl and the Thermometer among
the nineties while he was doing itP
When Nallandgham was arrested for treason
Seymour wrote IF this proceeding is approved by the
Government, and sanctioned by tho people, 1t Is not
nerey step toward revOlutiont is revolution. 1t will
not only lead TO military despotsmt establishes mill
tary desposm. If it is upheld our liberties are over:
thrown Tie safety OF persons the security Of
property will hereafter depend upon the arbitrary wills
OF such military rulers may be placed over MS while
our constitutional guarantees will be broken down" Val
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