New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-16
THE PRESIDENCY.

.pendleton escort.
o. NV tborght that Seymour stands iar cnonco
At .l = Ing the Dry 1ortusaS =.
81 sn"' v,,. York citizen Dom) heads its edi,
The Nt" ,n,,,,r,s nomination, Might be Worse"
How, MILES, .-.- ,,..,4 .,o por,r1,
A Cln''l, ~ thanksgiving fer happy radiance
Of the Blair i''n'' III. 4ho nomination &C
~, Nm. ,,csot With Seymour letting the
cal y With the ho'
i~IP in The vlIIth Indiana District throws over
so,rd seymour ana D''''
@r.ont seats reserved for Freedmen was
f lo". displayed in handful calling Demo
,.,ro meeting at Jackson MISS
western paper says "Mr. Seymour is
strong with the Democratic party; but, un-
$40 Nv " ne party is not strong with HIM"
r..oraI Rosecrans is in Chicago, and washes
80. ~ the Democratic Convention. So does Gen.
~ and every other fighting General
whv i the Blair family like the smallpox
,,nse every administration must nave II oncelCncn-
ca,ote Not any for the Grant administration.
.vrboraut Democrat boasts that his party
',sred M immensely Of late in fact seems to have
sSen,v acoulred backbone Yes Greenback bone
~ Seymour SAYS in his speech of accept
~ has beer caught up 10y the tide" He has
no .noughthe tide that viii take him up salt River.
oi,oo the Democratic nominations were made,
~ wse Of virginia holds up his head, and dehanty
,. secession is not dead; it is more alive than
.eTerT
aploir i unpopular in the Southwest" shout
.,na nsmoerauc papers finding him unpopular every
else The further down you 90, the more popular
Is Democracy
Frank Blair says "the contest before MS is
M the restoration Of our race" Old Blair aud "Gummy
sv that light precisely IT'S 'the restoration Of our
rae they all say
Was it not well, asks The Cincinnati Chroni
H. that Grayback Convention should adopt Green
S,k patlorm and nominate Holdback candidate with
sTurnback assoeiatef
The fact that the soldiers in 1864 gave 1904
votes for Abraham Lincoln and only $1,000 for Mcclellan
NAV give some idea Of how the same soldiers will be
Nkely TO vote this year.
The NeW-Haren Register thinks 1t question
Of some importance know who L. S Grant is. Just
Gen Buckner CO whom Democrats can implicitly rely,
can give the desired information.
The Hon. J. W. Gordon of indianapolis, who
ate years had his lot with the Democracy, is una
Mto swallow the seymOurBair prescription, and says
Tat DO shall vote for Grant and Colfax
Some one has recalled the pat verse in the
aNew Gospel Of Peace" "And now Of the Pahdees he
vas called Seymour, because he could saymore and
name less than any other man liyiu'."
The Democrats in Washington and Sunhower
Counties, Miss. actually niger" for the State
senate. His name is VIM. T. Combash. and he turns out
70 be deserter from Co. K SD L. s. Coored Infantry
Il is confidently stated that Gen. John A.
Dix now American Minister at Paris is OF the thou
sands of War Democrats who in refusing to support Sey
nOur and Blair will heartily sustain Grant and Coax
The Sandusky Register publishes free the fol-
lowing advertisement;
NVANTED-A KNOT HOLE, of unusually
w small SIZE address S. ?. CHASE Washington, D. G.
Congressman Blaine stopped a day in this
city during the Convention and said "There are more
Rebel than Union soldiers, and more members Of the
Rebel than Of the Union Congress- among IACso OcLO
cratic delegates"
The ROndOW Freeman says: verify, the
Damocratic party has the faculty buying people very
obeap Chief Justice and a whole Equal Rights Asso-
citation are among its purchases this year. and has paid
nOthing for them"
The NatchifocLes La.) Times is informed that
at meeting held at Ringgold Bienvnle PARISH on the
Goth ult l49 cOlored Joined the Democratic FClub
Whew Think Of l49 colored men joining Sixth Ward
Seymour Club in this hot weather
The Ohio correspondent Of Tile Times says
that Gen Grant has only logged persistcncy 10 recon-
mend him TO public favor That's just what Pemberon
said of 1t was not for his logged persstency' said he
'"Pd have held Donelson tin doomsday"
The Nortrieh Bulletin, having read Mr.. Bel
nonts speech in which he charged the expenses OF the
war upon the Republicans, says 'ha Gen. FORREST ousn
"a have followed in speech, charging the Fort fAIoW
-n..saore mon the ''niggers" who were butchered
III. Hartford Times quotes the Blair shirt
- md says: keep cool, gentlemen Seymour and
49, iii take your shirts of for you in November beau
The Bridgeport Standard thinks this friendly
admcnition to Republicans to watch their clohesines
Tile L0aisriHe Democrat says: ave regret
IN acc that there is not that cordial unity among Demo
ra that oneness Of temper that IS needed to secure
success rivalry why need not explain exists in
certain quarters and Jealousy" Can this mean Miles
O'Rely andsam. Cary
The Hemphis AUdldnche likes Seymour, because
'fwas through the mighty influence Of his high posi-
ton and through the refragabe teachings Of his states
foanshp that Radcaism, too weighy for Lincoln him
SELF met its first bauk" The "baulk," We suppose, was
the Eow-YOrk riot Of 1863
The Cincinnati Commercial says that Sey-
mOrs nomination after his repeated destinations calls
tOnind Corwns observation at the nomination OF Polk
After this one safe goes to bed respected
citizen. and he rises In the morning and finds himself
candidate OF the Democratic party for the Presidency"
The Richmond Examiner, one of the leading
organs OF the Virginia Democracy says "The Fourth
OF July having ceased 70 be OF the slightest interest 70
the white people Of the South like q wornout pair Of
breeches It has fallen into Cufee's hands" BY all means
let US have a "Whte Mans Government in Virginia
a. TO put down the Fourth Of July.
The Albany Journal says, "The mode Of
Gov. seymOur's nomination for the Presidency after
having pledged himself 20 be a candidate, reminds US
OF the story Of OMullgan and his wife: ITS bad
-oOWld We have A dram Of the craytber nd do no