New-York tribune., 1868-08-07

Siocnm at its head all armed and equipped" Universal
cheering followed.
IS THE SPIRIT OF go TO BE REVIVED IN THR
SOUTH.
To n, Editor Of The Tribune
SIR: Since the South persists in digging mp
the hatchet little faster than the North can bury
NAV be justified in calling up q paragraph from The
Charleston Iliscelany which have just chanced upon.
In noticing an article in BrownSons Eeric~-for April
1861. think-there IS this remark
Mr Brownson almost goes on his knees 10 neg Lincoln
to the South. 10 suppress nsnrctiohs, 10 hang
the rail spitter's slang about such bloody WORK being
neither coercion INVASION. We thank hr BIownson
fs his good Will aud eminently Christian disposition TO-
ward But precisely because We WISH iur pece ana
not war we accept The Rerierers terms condition
Let be stipulated that tho invading army snail be fur
nionni t3 n trg aty Of neace New.Engahd knows well
HSS St'" 10 crawl Ou' u 'D' '''l 80 - ~ = : "
If that Brave IS alive and in the same frame Of mind,
Seymour has one vote in the South wonder would
The Misceany man like another treaty OF peace Of the
same sort from NewEnglaudl For goodness sake are
we going back now to that old talk or is the work TO DO
done by the Yankees next November horo'9hty
Ne,o- York, Aug. 4, 1868.
GEN. PRESTON on TIE STUMP.
Cen Preston, late of the Rebel army. and
who was the 1rst to nominate Frank - b,r III tlG hgw
York Convention. made speech at Lexington On aug
The platform itself is clear, broad, and unambguous
cIrdes NV gong into fun discussion OF IT, which would
he willing 10 do but have put two men upon thai
ronntabe for when the nomination OF Frank Blair by
Kentucky made unauimous IL gave point ahd com
pleteness 10 the whole thns. lh PoIto o e @ Icsoiu'
lions declaring that the Reconstruction acts are uhcon
stitutional and void came from Northern man, who
yyifbin the Democratic ranks It not Hampton
Forrest nor any Southern mani 1t came from Iat
Northern man, who has no aiations Whatever WIN 'n'
Two years ago said would never go into any party
usgfV au1
no superiority after the war had ceased calMeu 10
superiority the Federal soldier none over the gen
temeu who had been connected with the SIDE OF the
Union none over the third party-a representauve OF
whom / before me; but thought was as gOOu as
When assembled at New York tell you my heart was
warmed when the first resolution was oneTed ana W,en
tbe soldiers OF the North il made Us feel indeed
as one people basis OF equality Loud appliuseI
inc hosts ret1,yned from the great Italian campaign
have seen the Queen of span the in which her
armies had been victorious; have seen great 3VuOhs
given many places, TO princes and Others but never
saw so fine an ovation upon the nomination OF General
Frank Blair when they clustered around Hampton ana
welcomed ms 10 stand shoulder shoulder With them in
the great campaign lRenewed applause.I
REBELS TO THE FRONT.
The Louisville journal is nettled by the list OF
Union Generals who support Grant as ecn'ra''eo WIN
What sort of repubicanism is that which would honof
Gems Thomas Sheridan and 3leade, ana DEGRADE Sr
do and MIR eaya,11oat No Radical tciH pretend
say that Hampton Is Inferior a, iae e t1HSS oycrnHent
why should determinations be made IN tNoI OF oe Sc
Of men as against anOtherl When Gen. Hampton was at
the head of his LEGION and Gen. Forrest in his saddle
they did not pretend 10 be citizens OF the Oheu oas
They levied am honest and vigorous war against ha
nifed states for the purpose OF establishing, rot
monarchy empire, but separate tepuDHc' ,ihey
fought splenddly and skillfuly, They achieved the
Hey Ialed; and, NE failure implying restoration
their qeqance To say hat either might not hare entered
the United states Senate the dayd after IS 10 say hatr repno
lcanisDl is a dead letter. To say that they might have
done 40 and should have done SO n the
people saw nt 10 elect them, would ne 20
establish precedent that would have restored the Union
in six months and one been the worse ms i our
repubcanism and any other sort means contn-
ued strife disabilities, exclusions ahenatons WRONGS
rapme. enoroachments, usgIpauons frauds, Violence
sions TO the Democratic party They are IKE mile
along the democratic highway thai leads through the
South denOtng the direction and distances TO state OF
real peace and union. We are proud OF them; ana We
present them with confidence TO the people OF the N0r
he bureaus and odrpet6ags and negro mitd. and dI
collectors and pey R,igTg t'ans and grsasy contract
ufdetlue 6eileeeH this and dO0msddy
There Kentucky neutrality transpanted from 1851 to
1865 How do the that conquered the Rebels like ti
Answers to this eonundrum are expected in November
LAY Low AND KEEP DARK.
The Northern Democracy are alarmed at the
probable consequences Of Frank Bars threat OF reyOu
tion and civil war, and at the clustering tone OF the
Southern press and orators. They have therefore re-
quested their allies 10 be more prudent-to think and
purpose what they please, but to say nothing until the
time shall TO act. Here is what The Charleston Her
etry OF the Goth says:
Private advces from most strenuous friends al
the North request that should protest against the i'm
prudent expressions that have escaped Southern
speakers since the adjournment OF the National Demo
cratic Convention IL Is represented 20 us that great n
fury is accrung the from such mprudenee We
therefore shall make no apologies Tor asking the atteh
ton OF public speakers 10 the fact. We are all de-
srOus of pushing the good work Of success and no
one would voluntarily impede It's course who Vas aware
Of the fact While no man IN the South should be, and
true man IL, ashamed OF great lost cause aud
while when We speak Of the past We should speak like
true men, IL Is questionable whether AZ tins time any
that jar peoples nerves. What we inst Is
TO win. Let us keep powder for that purpose Too
have our pyrotechnics March. In the time.
friends let without abatng one sentiment that is
tage We have a strong foe TO encounter. We cannot
afford give him all the advantage OF position. Let
time next November let us down on hm like an
avalanche and double him up Ike grub worm' and
not let US unnecessarily frtcr away in unayang skr
mishng and needless, thoughtless scattered assaults
DISGUsTED DEMOCRATS.
The Cincinnati Vest and South Democratic
paper finds the Democrats OF Ohio and Indiana OF yar
GUS minds about the nomination. 1t prints letter ae
cepting the nomination OF Seymour and Blair, and
adds:
With Mr. Mligan's letter give extracts or others,
10 show the various minds OF the Democracy upon the
crisis:
"JAMEsTowS. Boone Co., Ind, July is.
40 want 10 hear from you about the BoudhOlders'
Convention The nominations disgusting aud many
hereabouts say they will not support them. What VIII
the true Democracy dol Shall we have third ticket or
stay at hOmel Many will do one or the other. G.
HURTLAND Ohio July u.
The New-York Convention have. in my opinion. made a
very unwise nomination for the VcePresidency, hnk
the indications OF the political horizon porend certain
defeat OF the mikand-water ticket this Fall IL there
fore that the sterling Democracy ought not
longer delay demonstrating TO the policy mong.rIng
plunder-losng office hungeriDg rDgeaders, IN TERMS
which they cannot fail understand thht wo VIZ HoS
give support 10 any untried or d0nDtIu l'm, u
would therefore suggest that the true Democracy eau
convention ami select for candidates BONA hde repre-