Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-06-18

''ihL THE NEGR0 SUFFRAGE DEMO
CRAFTS SFLiT 7HEIR PARITY
Judge Chase announces himself Demo-
cfi', Among his friends, more or less
openly lyavowcd, are Voorhees,, Vallandgham,
Sunset Cox, Alcck Long, Horaiio Seymour,
Captain lsynders, and the lou,noi of this
cny (Which continues to be published, not
outstanding an impression to the contrary J
iAr rank and file in Ncwburypot, Mass,
and varions localities Of New Jersey, have
N'rIledly indicated their preference for him.
Altogether, 1t is evident that there is great
strength in the movement, and since it has
been Joined by the New York World, it be-
ellls TO attain such tremendous proportions
llal i'endlcton is turning pale, and his fol
lowers in Delaware, Maryland, and Ken
laeNy, are becoming seriously alarmed.
ihfy begin to cry out that to talk of Chase
N prcposterous," when in fact there is
nothing OF that about it. The present juno
.'l'c y I'M exact counterpart of that existing
~ ONO when Chase was sent to the United
states Senate The Democrats had not
enough votes in the Legislature to elect
'N''lr man. They united with the Liberty
Pl'1y, look Chase, agreed to repeal the Pro-
''Wery legislation known as the "Black
'MS' and so succeeded. Isn't this Just the
Sa'ne opportunity? say Captain Ryndcrs
p'a The oiher gentlemen.
Now chase's platform is thus authoritiycly
ur&Flbcd by Washington letter to the
New York Tmes:--
rlrst, the Chief Justice insists upon
"'aNlhs i his own platform. He will not be a
I.nNi'lalc upon any other. He says he can
ci, H"nse ms party, perhaps, but not his rrin-
,ip' ipfs' Hence il the Democratic nomina-
~, ,,i,l : accompanied with an exposition OF
rr;;m''p'cs r; at variance with his well known
ti,,Y W. ~ nil suffrage, finance and reconstruc-
l,;. I@'', ne cannot accept it. His position, in
pllel' understand TO be this: Rcconstruc.
~ must I've accepted as an ACCOMPLISHED
,"'ai n,',. Suffrage, in the reconstructed States
"t'fers'ii or impartial, must also be held tc
,,,,., a" ~. lrreyorslble fact the credit of the
E,,, Easu'illnent ilent must be maintained in good
g,ia,,, ils contracts carried out in letter and
n, specie payments resumed at an earl,
rEa,'.'' ,a'''' lile national bank system protected
NC, ",sr are the leading points which he de
'''.n''s snail be conceded to him."
WIN This platform, here arc all these lead
" lemcrats running wild for Chase
,"''SS ~ Their path stand Mr.. Pendleton, Bricl
9''''foy' and the Salisbury family-whcr
'"9' c"t stand While the Chasc nlel
.''''n0 universal suffrage, universal amnes
w. w., u''' lnylolatc credit, their opponents no
!. "u''ly clamor for Pendleton, rcpudia
W. ahd the privilege of slaughterin,
,.,,," " mere Is an issue Joined, of a scriou
n'cr' '"'ae'cr' Captain Rynders against Bricl
'oy lhe Journal and Statesman
r, 5a'i'S' Petroleum V. Nasby. What is i
49,, e ?, itf win it be possible, amid til
,.',n % meats OF July sun, to reconcile til
'' passions at New York With thou
i, ia.'s o. double-headed- -dutchmen cxplod
~, 1, eq"ios popping, rockets rising, Chaser
n",',S' VIII not there be difference {
n. '"'o'' II so, will the negro suffrag
'''"crals give way9 The Pendletonian
w. ~ ''solute. They mean to bully the part,
~ hve hundred Cincinnati roughs are
'"'lr shoulder hitting, though they wi
lia' s :, lappy time of it, when Rynders ra
'He rive Points and Mackerelyille. An
H. N"islon seems unavoidable. The que
bo,.w n'w IS whether the negro suffra,
0''a's Will not break up their party.