New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-06
THE CAMPAIGN.

Grant acts. Seymour talks, and Blair blows
rronL Rlair saws: Revolutions cannot go
backward" But the Blairs eau
Senator Harlan has been invited to stump
California. and will probably do So
Like many other serpentine productions 'uo
,,onocratic ticket carries its sting in its tail
The next remarkable total eclipse OF 1ne
sup will consist Of the total eclipse OF the son u
Blair ST.
Blair SAYS "RadCalism has mace '" lI ,ho
headism respectable" II So has II De0" -
Blair family into that party .,
Tbo Uor,f,yd Post thus hits the nail on the
head The Democratic party Is '''
and the war party in peace
WI. poh, Toombs and Frank Pierce shake
hands over the Democratic NOMINATION. ~ % W "
loval men to vote the other way
Con Blair took breakfast by the side Of Gen.
.,o ,,tber day in Omaha 1t Is the first and last
@ PIsir has been or will be in good company during
the campaign
Vallandigham does not show much respect
< President Johnson when he says that Horauo sey-
spour next March, evil 60 into the White House ana
cleanse it,"
The Richmond Enquirer and Examiner says
.,t tho white men OF the Southern States hare seen ne
dayvhen ey could use the bullet, and God, in his anger
psrmit the necessity to arise, they wiH see ta0ai""
The hall in which the late Democratic Con-
xontion Of Kansas at Topeka was held was festooned
with one Rebel flag belonging to aCooFed Union
Regiment They were entwined with eaeh other'
The COpperheads are boasting that ex-fresi-
dents Pierce and Fillmore are for seymour Out tney 'aAo
care TO omit the fact that the extnguished PRESIDENT ana
Vce president Of the Rebellion Davis and Stephensl are
the same side.
The Republicans of the Eighteenth Ward,
prookyn will open tho campaign this Thursday even
.pg at Klens Garden corner Myrteave. and Broadway
Speeches will be made by the Hon. b. g. Noble, and the
Hon. c. NJ. Depew.
Where are the Grant and COlfax ratification
meetings. ask the Democrats Wherever a number Oh
Democrats are gathered together with Rebel spoutng
treason in the midst Those prove the most eueeuVe
notifications OF the Republican ticket
The editor of The Philadelphia Press says
that he received from the late Gen. Halpne about six
weeks ago letter in which he expressed his determine
zion to oppose any Democratic ticket that ignored the
brave men who put down the Rebellion "a
No man has said a more sensible word than
vas written by Lehman Alder himself Jew, to the I'
tois Staas Zeiig the other day Hear him; But am
far from holding Grant enemy OF the Jews. To-
day no educated man is an enemy Of the Jews"
Gen. Blair did not stop in St. Joseph on Tues
day week last vivid recollection OF experience with
eale eggs that city 1882 probably Influenced him to
pass on though he should also have remembered that
those who administered the eggs theh are MS supporters
now.
The Columbus Journal says The last act of
the Rebels before the war; vote the Democratic
ticket first act Of the Rebels after the war; was to
vote the Democratic ticket AS there but one step
from Democracy into rebellion there was but one step
from rebellion back INTO Democracy"
At the Democratic meeting in Westfeld
f1oof uaalrf hp
Fuller presided and introduced the speaker as "Gen
and after the audience had given cheers for the
epublcan nominee Of laughter at the blunder
the President corrected himself" Gen. Stiles, mean"
The Rebels will soon be fighting among them
selves Gen. Preston Of Kentucky denies that Wade
Hampton or any other Southern placed the words
unconstitutional revolutionary and void In the Dem
ocratc platform it placed in 1t by Free
sOil Northerner. How will Wade Hampton stand being
called a liarl
New York CORRESPONDENT of The Chicago
Journal saws that Secretary will take the stump
for Grant and Coax The first speech Will be delivered
at Cleveland The correspondent says that CaSsiuS
NJ Clay Minister to Russia will remain in that country
until Spring thus Grant and Coax will be deprived OF
his services on the stump
Major Evans, an Indiana officer, at recent
meeting in Indianapolis the course Of speech sald
that the only independent work he had ever known Blair
co do "A an army officer was his march down through
Lower Tennessee and Mississippi, when Grant was
beseiginr Richmond. When asked by Grant If he had
taken any prisoners he replied mo; but have burned
odd sight Of houses and captured all the niggers"
The Pittsburgh Commercial says that "Gen.
I Bowman sweitzer, whe served with distinguished gal
anry TO the OF the war, and was the Democratic
nominee for Congress years ago in opposition to Gen
Moorhead declared his intention TO support his ola
leader Gen Grant ana will take occasion at an early day
TO present his reasons TO the public When Grant calls
the roll in November most OF his old comrades will an
swer Here"
The Buffalo Commercial speaking of Horatio
Seymour says; The late Dean Richmond, the Warwick
ofthe Democracy this State thoroughly dislKed him.
couldn't speak of him without evncng sturdy disgust
for the two-faced demagogue. He's humbug, boys
id bumbug' the Dean was wont to say, when talking
with those who possessed his confidence. Don't bet your
money on him. boys says Richmond, to his Central Rail
road army IN the campaign four years In which sey
nour was defeated and largely behind his ticket
The New-York correspondent of The Phila-
dephid Ledger says
The most interesting political rumor OF the day Is
that Mr. Seward who passed through the city yesterday
that he was about 70 break ground in favor OF Gen.
Grant brief editorial in OF the Republican morn
tarY p conversation on the subject assured, was
much outspoken than the hint would seem 10 I'M
ply. The Democratic politicians were not little per
pexed by this movement They say they cannot under
stand the Secretary can take such position ana et
Occupy place the Cabinet Of President Johnson But
IN answer 20 this the knowing ones on the other
side intimate that, II they Will have patience aNne
longer President johnson himself VIII De owl bo tS
sides are talking. Time must tell which Is nearer the
truth" .
CONGRESS NOMINATIONS.
OswEGo, n. Y, August 5.-The Hon. J. C.
Churchill was to-day unanimously renOminated for Con-