New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-05
THE CAMPAIGN.

II q
The Democrats of Meriden, Claiborne Parish,
Slain to have colored Democratic Club Of over SOV
members no oboico
Democratic State Convention for the cholce
presidential electors is to be held at Columbia Nor'n
Carolina on the SIKH
C1umour Man. tell you what Sir Delhoc-
-, Is looking mp. Grant MAXWELL your bogus DO
Tracy is so fiat OIL its back that 1t cant LOOK any o'or
way .Lo vVos+arn Damo-
rats compose themselves with the renooOu 1n"' mlo
3laton could not DO nominated, seymour cannot DC
sleted.
acront has got to work early if he expects
" ,iotorv" ouothed Democrat. "He worked
once in the shenandoah and got one" quOthed
Republican
Tho Copperheads ar busily engaged in hunt
,hrOucb the Colfs. family records. Thus far they
- found IT a pedgree-able amusement, but by no
means pron'"Oio'
co;d well known lawyer of st. Louis the
,o,dav " have been Democrat but cannot vote
Cor seymour. VIII not vote TO surrender everything
90 tonight for If do any good, Will take the
s,ump for Grant and Colfax."
Democratic stumpers and editors tell us the
,ds are held by the rich while the poor pay the taxes
seymour ays the bonds have gone into the hands Of
,nooent holders who. to vast amount are compulsory
owners lis mistake to suppose that they are mostly held
Jy capitalists"
Official naDers have come to light showing
a., tho Danocratic Executive Committee Of Ohio have
sessed contribution OF ten cents head on each Dem
ocrho voter in the state, TO carry onthe campaign The
county Committees tOcoect through the agency OF
the subcommittee.
Isham Tortle says that the Creator evidently
intended the uttermOst parts OF the earth" as perma
nent campinggrounds for windy Democratic orators,
,-T..s n ufFl-1 II
tionary were they allowed to hold forth in denselypeo
pied neghbOrhOOds
Wade Hampton is to edit paper in Column
bias c. in the interest Of the Democratic party. His
motto will doubtless be- quoting the language of his
cent Charleston Speech agree among yourselves and
oct firmly this agreement that you will not employ
any one who votes the Radical ticket"
When the editor of The World attempts again
to inure the fair fame Of the Republican candidate he
should call 70 mind the remarkable speech made by Mr.
Mcawber, when that gentleman called upon 10 brew
the punch on exciting occasion. This" said he ais
an occupation Of all others requiring unrOubled mind
end selfrespect cannot perform it. 1t is out Of the
question"
"a DAYTON jew" writes to The Journal of
that city: 81 feel it. have heard from my Jewish
friends that no honorable Jew would vote for Grant.
have only to say that those who make of such Ian
age are very ignorant for far honor concerned
more honorable Jews will vote for Grant than dshOnOr
able ones There tiny faith who, am sorry TO
say deserve nothing better than order No. II. for
one Israelte, can give my vote to the inter
est Of NY country and therefore must put in my vote
for the man who saved the country, and that man is
Ulysses g. Grant. have article in The Cpeir
matt Enquirer from a Jew in this city, who signs his
name in full He is the only Jew in the State who opens
such wide mouth against Grant But things are chang
Ing Remember, we will show them in November who
Ulysses {. GTantisw
A private letter from Michigan gives the
following statement respecting the feeling among the
Democrats that state toward the nominee of the New
York Conventions was In this State when the news Oh
Beynours nomination arrived and can assure you that
the Michigan Democracy were disappointed. In some
sections Of the State many OF the leading Democrats
who went Mcclellan in 1854 are now repudiating the
n Y rioter There great many exarmy men IN the
Democratic party. who, not having the privilege OF
voting for Hancock their favOrte will now go for Grant
In my travels have often asked the question: Are there
any Republicans in this section who will support Sey-
mourf The answer In all cases has been, None that
hearot have taken railroad canvass twice, and
each time it resulted in about Onethird majority for
Grant Michigan Is intelligent State. Her present
good political character is in no danger"
1t is-says The Sacramento UniOn-a notice
able fact connected with nearly all tho Democratic meet
tpR which have been held in California since the nOmi
nation OF the Tammany revolutionary ticket that the
ieadersMarshas Presidents, YlcePresidents, secre-
tare and Speakers Of the old original Secession
element who chung to John r. Mcconnell IN 1861 and
voted for Breckenridge in 1860, who always stuck TO 1t
that the war TO save the Union legalized murder
and that the real patriots were the Rebels From 1861 to
1851 these fellows were compelled 10 sing low In Cali
fornA This year. they again out In fG feather, and
the loyal Democracy which can't take down their
egOtlsms without signs Of protest has TO take back
seat II the Tammany Convention was ruled by Henry
A. Wise Gen Forrest, the Rhet crowd from South Caro-
Ina Rebel Commissioner Ould, and other prominent
pssdeaed traitors why should not the party IN Cali
fna submit to the yoke Of understrappers Of the same
bOti
Frank Blair intends stumping Ohio and Indiana.
OF course the Democratic National Committee will pay
his expenses The Democratic papers expect big returns
from Franks tour Old Dick Wilson, Democrat with
Franks feelings. had passion for wandering about the
hills and forests and liked 70 boast that he knew all
about The roots and herbs He frequently employed
70 bring N the frugal housewives the sassafras, winter
green &C. &C. for their rootbcer. On occasion Dr.
H-ealed on Dick, and. handing him a large basket,
desired him to go certain spot about two miles dis
hn and bring him quantity Of snails, adding BE as
quick as you can, Dick for ] in hurry" In the
deepening twilight Of the long June day Dick appeared
ana after carefully setting down his basket seated him
ef with Of utter WEAKNESS the threshold Of the
open door Well Dick" said the doctor, did you get
the snasT Look In the basket, doctor" The doctor
ooked anil 10 HE yexaon only two three misera
ue specimens" on the bottom Of the basket, and ex
/ uamed hefUlly why, DICK. what does this mean I"
uOAeAly adding, were there snails there - Oh,
Fespenty on 'em there, DOCTOR but it such hard
york orun EN- dopa~
TWELFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT REPUBLICAN
/ mn ASSOCIATION.
YnIthe Union Republican Association of the
meet, assembly District held their regular monthly
n pk as evening at their headquarters No II Avenue