New-York tribune., 1868-06-09
POLITICAL.

saving that senator Grimes win shortly take the stump
in Iowa against Grant and COitax'
A Richmond editor says that Mr. COlfax is
not i'm the true acceptaton OF the term "a gentleman,
because he began life as a printerl
The Hon. #. A. Plants of the XVIII Ohio Dis
fct announces his intention OF Withdrawing from pubic
service at the close Of his present term
A large and enthusiastic meeting was held IN
Peru. Clinton County, N y on Saturday ana 100 guns
The meeting addressed by the Hon. J. T. Eyerisd,
Col N c. Axtell and others after which the meeting al
journed with three rOusng cheers for our Candidates
The FreemdRs Journal says: Mr.. Chase, GER
tainy ought run for Presdent-but on his own nook
party this time in earnest In meaning to have can
didate inside their party They have been beaten
often enough by trying TO get the vast Democratic party
At the whistle the managers to for somebody De
cause he raSa't a Democrat.
The White Mans party had meeting, on
the 2sth Warrenon, Va, at which the following reso
RorS 1Es IN view othe vital importance the pre-
sned inyopG we Pop5y Pp mon n0nO ~ % IN i & does not IDENTIFY him
oI1snn @ gs @ S r a5e intercourse with such either business
Or social character
The Ahbany (Ga.) NeuS, a Democratic jour
mi made the following declaration after the late election
in that State, and The Atlanta LtehgeHea Democratcl
SeTe seems to be s much political virtue and integrity among the
SSSIss pfT & 5 Tpps Geo and We proudly assert they
AZ, safer franchise We no reason longer to oppose
The Troy (N. " Press, the leading Demo,
cratic paper in that ety. puts up Chase ma Sr ro apl
ing editorial; The Press SAYS ..,,., hon. .r,.
, %S S,.s s f9 S s gs h o So WOULD oG M Pauso S Bs would
have Thousand National Banks The E sgb him and million
Scheed suffrage for their sex no doubt Hancock would oup al
smy But vout the ladies' carry bv tremendous
majority and That too what We want NevYOk is sure in any
event; so Why talk about Gen D1i
Judge Woodward was member of the Bench
of the supreme Court Of Pennsylvania during the Whole
candidate for Governor He never resigned did his
term expire for several years after his defeat But ne
Judge Woodward is the member of Congress Who
said If he President, and an attempt was made to
impeaeh him like that tried upon Johnson he would re-
sst with the power Of the army aud navy Ot course he
is frst-class Democrat.
The Memphis (Tenn.) Bulletin, speaking of
the opening canvass, SAYS;
EXCHANGES fed with evidences Of the great popular
RgeTywheTe the received With the great
men othc Republican party throughout coanty nS the
% sgPpSI 10 oi m % u Taty among Republicans in support heir
chosen leaders Harmon o. our strength sad cGnen.s
esfan ETehag iavorb aud predict that Grant and COI
will sweep the country by unprecedented majorites
The Richmond Wig states that, according
to the registration lists as they now stand, the negro
voters of the LIST Congressional District Accomac &c
Outnumber the white by about 5000 In the lid District
Norfolk City, &c) they ounumber by over 5000 In the
800 In the IVth District charlotte Halifax, &c they
Outnumber by 1000. In the With District lynch
every one Of these districts the negroes ali vot
ing together as they seem 10 think it duty to do-a ne
gro can be elected to Congress.
The Executive Central Committee of the
Conservative party OF Texas met at Austin the 10Th
ult and appointed delegates TO the National Demo
cratic Convention to convene at the City OF NewYOrk
the 4th day of July Those for the state large
Harris County; stephen Powers OF Cameron COunty Gus
ScheiChe OF BeXar County OF this action Of the
Committee and the address sent forth at the tme
The Galveston NeWS says that both will meet with general
and hearty approval Many of the delegates to the Ma
S9SRSI l Convention are Wisely eaSssn non among those
among e9y ie Close Of the war and are still entirely
willing TO yield unreserved obedience TO the terms Of
surrender aud to the Constitution and laws Of the Union
The Republicans of Maine aIe called to meet
by delegates iL convention at City Hall Portland, on
and two candidates for Presidential Electors at Large
The call addressed 10 all citizens Of the State who
the discontinue of rebellion; who would hold fast the
unity aud integrity & Of the r Republic @ and maintain its
ence while imperiled by secret conspiracy or armed
of the State aud National expenditures of the complete
extrpaton Of the principles and policy OF Slavery and OF
ments were destroyed by the Rebellion and their pema
the United States in accordance with the true principles
Of republican government
The La Crosse Democrat thus calls upon the
Democracy fire up for the ensuing campaign Demo
Gratis propose TO resort TO unlawful acts, Illegal viO
ence but simply to meet force with force and to defend
their persons and property and the freedom OF speech
the press and the ballot against any unlawful assaults
must be organzed they must be prepared Hey must be
armed. Our opponents have the LOYAL League ana the
armed organization 1t is in the hands Of bad men-des
S TG2y 9uSy %f VIII Would pt induce & Re to resort
TO violence whenever and wherever superior numbers
with impanity to use brute force against thelr pOlca
opponents. We must not be taken nawares or unpre-
Pared. We by means satlshed that we shal not
have to shotg strength and yeaduWSs 10 repe aud oce-
rioeHce by tie strong hand before the pending can
vass shall end.
The Kansas papers ring with denuncatiOn of
the renegade Ross and not Of the Republican papers,
believe has undertaken to excuse him. But some OF
them. very curousy, recall TO mind the shameless
pnon attending the election Of Senators and assume me
that Ross elected because OF bribery and that II the
honest incOrruptible Carney, who "wOuld not bleed"
bTbe had been chosen Kansas would not now be dis
graeed. We have always heard that quite as much
money was spent and quite as LIBERAL oners made IN pc
half OF Carney for any other candidate Was II done
entirely without his knowledge or consentl The plain
truth that Kansas is not State where incOrruptbe
virtue fourishes TO any great extent We spoke some
what bunuy OF the veay OF s press after the election
year ago. press which improves" the treachery OF
Ross by eulOgzng Carney and representing him the
Of all others to be trusted can hardly be expected 10
And that elects and toerates Legislature whose
sell their votes ought to expect honor
than Kansas has gained IRON Lane and Ross The real
difficulty Is that the politicians, the presses, and the
public sentiment Of that State generally corrupt
1'''' Missouri Democrat.
THE NFW-YORK TRIBUNE figures out 139 cleo
foral votes as certain for Grant without including the
votes of Missouri And yet 1t counts certain Arkan
sas Georgia Mississippi, New-Hampshre West virginia,
aud several other States that much less certain than
Missouri. We beg THE TRIBUNE 10 revise it's figures
The Radicals Of this State would give good sOlld ma
iOrty for any worthy candidates such platform as
was adopted at Chicago The only fault that any find
is that neither candidates nor platform are quite as Rad
zeal as would like They have been tried 100 long
10 throw away nineenths OF loaf because they cannot
have the whole To the great majority OF the party the
platform with the resolutions ohered by Gen SnulZ Is
satisactOry and Gen. Grants course, within the last
year. made him their first choice for President, while
r seeoOS ehoee @ Of an for the Count on
Missouri for eleven votes FOR Grant Colfax and Equal
''s"''' "''' Isl Louis Democrat
During the past few days, PendetOn move
has sprung up In this city, but II is fictitious
crats in several wards with money rnshed from
the Mest MT MT Fenaleto5 OF PERHAPS ms iie1dS aaVS