New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-13

printinni NJ Rarnes Democrat from Brooklyn ,tee-
gaphed TO leading delegate IN tne ConyeOn, yesSer
received that the Republicans were JuDlant anu .he
Democrats depressed that the matter ought 10 ne recon
sdered and seymour made 10 decline. The leading Dem
Ocrat in the Indiana delegation, when asked what nc
eating manner and answered Hush, my friend you are
treading newly made grave; one Oh tne Olo
Democrats when asked similar question re-
piled that the ticket could not carry single
State west Of the Aleghanies Mr. Seward remarked 70
"a gertIewan this morning that Gov Seymour always
had nod faculty for running behind his ticket" The
only thing with which the Democrats seemed pleased IS
the slaugbter of the Chief Justice They chuce over
this great deal and make all sorts OF pleasant remarks
about his innocence and sympathy Republicans speak
Demorrats suggest that the Republicans might give them
a OF thanks for laying him out Mr. Seward talks OF
him as "pOOr Chase! poor Chase"
The Ohio Columbus Statesman says: With
such men platform Of principles we march To VIC
tory III November next"
The Democrats of Bangor, Me-, received the
delegates from New-YOrk Oh the steamer Cambridge Oh
Saturday. win salute which was responded to by
gun on the steamer
When Caleb Cushing heard of the nomination
OF Seymour and Blair on their Reputation and reyQu
tonafy platform. he remarked that he had hoped that
the Democrats would serve up dish this time but
that they had presented the same old plate OF hash
The SanduSky Register (Rep) thinks "it was
particularly cruel IN the Democratic convention 70 force
the Presidential nomination onto gentleman VINO mas
faint OF hereditary insanity and then to couple MN
with of the Blars. whose society through the cam
pagn would develop lunacy IN the sanest OF men,"
The M'lcdukee Sentinel QRep) says 1--WE
have a gold candidate on ereenback platform mat
should stultfy himself by going before the people as
the champion Of policy Numerically opposite OF that
to which he Is unequivOcay committed. might excite
surprise, not that man professional politician
in short, HoratiO Seymour"
The Louisville Courier RebeD says: "In full
OF the field upon which the great contest Is To DO
Gugh ana OF all the elements that arc 10 DC lhVOVea III
IT, We cannot designate two men whose nomination
would be clearer expression OF the present ahus O
the Democratic party better repTeseniatGa oil Jus qtI
ana aus new members OF better calcualeu 20 ln5po WIN
confidence and concentrate in solid phalanx the vast
majority of cOunrymen who are known to be hostile
10 The reign Of Radicalism."
Tho Cleueldnd Herald "can account for the
Ohio Democratic delegation moving the nomination Of
Gov seymour who was the manpnlator OF the New New
only the suppositon that the Vice-Presidency was
aiter the nomination OF Seymour, said that Gen Morgan
would be nominated for the second place Tho OHIO De
mOcucy e&caim as does one or the street tooth
powder merchants on the Park, sold again"
The Norfolk (Ya) journal (RebcD has the
following cOruudrum: Z" How can We compare great
statesman ke seq mour win man VINO KNOWS noting
ui the Constitution OF ms country. whose only talent Is
hls capacity for Judging horselesn, ana whose
greatest exploit Is the needless marching OF ah
army ac!ps' q country bflslhhg WIN ioIls al ni
cannon, by which 1900 brave men We're sacrihcedi
e Iu fine. while GOV. Seymour is man who can
shine among Che greatest intclecis OF the day NJ VPpo
uglt Is mere spilcr OF human blood; ana WINE Cen
Blair possesses brains sufficient to grasp the greatest
national problems his opponent 10 political shyster,
| compound Of Nicawber aud Jeremy Diddler
The Detroit Tribune Rep) says: We are told
tne leading statesman Of the country" and much more
of Inc same sort Where are the evidences his
u1uthpl what has he done lie has held no office
A.ar IMAM that OF Governor Of the State OF New York,
position most honorable but almost shorn OF power
/ aud responsibility, and calling into play any
! of the dulIt.r, OF statesmanship Neither a
member OF the Legislature nor a. Mayor OF Utica did
GOV. Seymour prove himself "A statesman We are then
reduced 20 the staic-manke grasp OF his speeches.
uud that s a there Of u. lie makes high sounding
.usgrh. filed with copiOus advice that nobody ever fol
lowed. and which would have led them % destruction II
they mad followed A. The claim OF siatesmanship ioi
/ Gov. seymour BE- An impudent pretense.'
al Ian ha
s-ys "Wo must congratulate the Nalandgham wing OF
Che party upon tHc success Of their campaign against IN,
have used tlcu with all the skill aud success OF the mos
accomplished reformed gamblers aud Ia exhibiting the
Ilgt taught their yCrdaut rivals worth two OF IT.
TO those OF who look on from the outside there Is
such that the radical wing OF the Denoc
rcy h8, been forced "a accept public though homna
condemnation Of their conduct and teaching during th
/ uaI. Seymour carried 90 most cOnsummatc Irritation
vith tle Convention slaughtered all competitions Tor ~
.uu uf ur..ty aud innocence that maiden OF eghtecl
G..ay. who's -he accepts her hundrcdth sutton sucl
rlu. but DO M not 80 easily gull the masses oil the peop
/ 90 hngsinll,r
The Ncw-Yolk correspondent of The Cincin-
nan tnU.W0rT' -f}st Tile western delegates remain
iru tc city very indignant M the general result o
the Convention, mot merely ~ the nomination, but IL
every iit 'i- Ih'5 ~ lhe Ne" O.A IeuIyr 40
showed t,il generous spirit in variety oi ways flIsi
lt holding tIr Convention Iu Ncw-l York second, IN max
I ue seymour 70 Nowlorker, President Of the
. CmFr.upai thtd. IN making Murphy a New
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fourth taxing delegates s each Tor contingent ex
Iyl r HI' n"t .I" iy!nE those cAncnsssi hith IN re
ll,ttur Belmont NcW Yorker. 20 the Chairmanship OF
tuo National Drmo,tatIc Committee. some OF them re-
rrt that Grants order against Jews cannot be enforced
/ against him sixth, pa arranging "A skhul game thai
should defeat Western Interests nominate Seymour aud
leave Sew York mcu declaring they had nothing 70 dc
With lt From present indications tho Eastern aud Yves
Tern delegates would bc puug each others GAYS, II cir
cumsauccs had not separated them soon after the nom
/ nation.
/ GOV. GEAEY DECLINES TO CALL AN EXTRA SIS
SION or THE PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
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