The New York herald., 1868-06-11


Political Notes.
The galveston Civilian thinks Chase cannot vote
the radical ticket but doubts about his ability to 90
cure the nomination from the democrats. They may
have, It remarks many other equally able mea whs
do not even In the abstract, believe In "universa
manhood Suffrage as It has been applied TO tattooea
native Africans and denied to native Americans II
Texas.
The Philadelphia Press calls loudly upon the rsdi-
Gals to resurrec" the past errors OF tho dem0craea
II is about time Forney beth0ught himsen Of the daS
OF resurrection.
society Of the Army Of the James Is about to -
organized, under the auspices OF General Hewey.
the President OF the late Republican Convention ana
General T. o. Osborne OF Illinois, September hAe
been fixed ON as the day for the drst gathering ane
Boston the place. II is to be hoped General Hawteg
will not become 80 "bewildered" while In commas
OF this peace army Of the James as ne was on tAe
James ITSELF during the war, while In command e.
Ills brave regiment Of Connecticut volunteers
L'Emlptre c'est Ia patI-Nspole0n III. Sov0ns eNe
pdtc-Generai Grant,
the only human thing that Stanton ever did was
to treat General Thomas to some whiskey.-AIbGWe
Argus. Undoubtedly II was the only thing that
democrat Ia capable Of appreciating.- g.-Btt6aso b.
press .....
What an appreciatve democrat, then, must Gone
raj Grant have been -
The Louisville Democrat goes for Pendleton ana
the two-thirds rule in making the nomination. add
ing:-"We wish Mr.. Pendleton to como out OF the
National Convention girded and panOplied with a.
the strength prestige and effectiveness that usage
discipline, the clear spoken voice OF twothirds Of
temperate earnest enthusiastic Democratic COnv0a
ton can throw around him." y.
The Cincinnati Enquirer er-dem0crat-refers 70 ~
contemporary, the commercial going for Chass
AVO.S IN AnuN~w
too much space-like the boy who set the turkcy
upon hundred eggs to see her spread herself -
Talking of Grant reslgning his military pcsttios.
| the,Cair0 Democrat excaims:-"Grant resignf No
| indeed, he won't resign Why should hei he may
not be elected. Should he resign and then bo le-
feated pretty pickle he'd be In truly. He'd taks
| to drink He'd -; well, he won't resign, now
| mark ttW ,o ~,
| The Chicago Republican cal)-queres:-
| Chase's nomination for the Presidency to bo pW-
| chased by q reconstruction OF Andrew Johnson's
| Cabineti This comprises exactly seven posiuons-
the Ave loaves and two shes just the sort Of polit
| cal victuals with which to buy up hungry, half
| famshed delegations" ., ..., ,,,-.
| The Dayton Ledger valland igham-says under
present circumstances It prefers Pendeton. Next u
him any competent man OF similar principles. recoN
| and antecedents. This don't look like Chase In thAk
| quarter. ...-..
The Buffalo Erpress-radical- that there ere
so many children in Indiana named after Schuyler
COlfax that all the stonecutterS In the State keep
| grave stones hand carved, "Sacred to memory q
Schuyler Colfax -" ready to insert the patronymio
in the blank space when the order Is given after tho
funeral. There will be no necessity for the blank
space after next November, for then Colfax himset
| will be politically defunct. - ,e
The Charlottesville IVA, Chronicle, one Of the moss
influential conservative papers in the State, In COM
| mentng upon the views OF correspondent In oppe-
sti0n to the nomination Of Chase by the demOcrata,
says-'we would, Of course, very greatly prefer Pea
dleton and hope that the Northern sentiment Is such
that he may be elected but identified as he was
with the peace party during the war, we cannos
think his chances very good" .
| ''Mack" writes to the Cincinnati Commercial that
the choice In the New York Convention is 'between
Chase and Pendleton. All talk Of other candidates u
leather and prunella" That will make the prospects.
| then more hopeful for the tanner. r,.,r-
| The Albany Journal states that one democrat
pressing upon another the propriety OF nominating
Chase on account of his innexibe nrmness, received
as reply that he never before knew II was "wiss n
| any party to c0vet stern Chase" i.. -,r
| The Boston Trapeler-radical when it chooses -
be-referring to Chase's nomination BY the do
mocracy suggests whether the leaders Of the party
can md reason for hope with candidate for whom
| the party has enthusiasm, and who t0eratos -
| approaches in the same spirit that Jiited lady
accepts the advances of lover compensate foe
| the coldness of former one, and to show 70 the
world that she Is not quite forsaken, remains TO -
seen.