New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-08
POLITICAL.
COW TENTON AND THE REPUBLICAN
STATE CONVENTION.


o,. s1bono Euenin0 Journal, in replying TO |
o,iaous assertion that the naming of the early day
-, . ,r ,bo holding OF our state Convention was |
'Scnred in the interest Of Gov Fenton, says M -, 1
@Tbe state Convention was called Tor inc ot VI SS
s nc n very large majority OF Republicans believe
nat the advantage Of the party would DC Gu +Is
ampaign There was idea of promoting the in n
any clique faction On the cOntraIyas to 10
aI,ia aIcnnents and cOnspiTatOrs with DenOCratsuo
otr bsnnen 10 be represented the Committee-the |
niy question was what would best promote the great III
M rs The declaration that the object of calling the state
convention for the Sh Of July Is TO sFo9 re-
lency is sufficiently ridiculous In the nrst pdfT
GOV Fenton is not disappointed he and he
has right to feel proud of the hearty SUPPORT r
him by his State and by deegauT s Gan,nSre;
viii probably become satisfied that 1t Is eApenuns iis
ammunition in vain when it learns thaI lq M hon.
NOT candidate for denomination. III he desired to nun,
oT of third term there would he no necessity TO PACK
Convention. The same sentiment whlen MAJ i u
reotedlv EXPRESSED would be found again predominant
fnt GOV Fenton needs further endorsement 10 PIUe
the estimation in which he Is held ny e
mat are TO be derived from the Executive Office while
its cares its labors and its anxetles must nav
Eearisome to him. The Convention VIII DC rec 10
leader from the number OF eminent men WHO'S ' TiI
have entitled them TO consideration uon - us term
retire from the Chief Magstracy at the end Oh MS ol
with the hearty of all loyal ReplDGans an
with confident anticipation on theirpart thas Ills '"ons
are to find even q higher sphere Tor exercise, 49, ~
SPEECH OF GOV. HARTMAN OF NEW -hAMf-
SHIRE.
At ratification meeting in Concord, N H.
appear here tonight 10 rejoice NTH you with proud
hearts accept the action OF the great C3nVenVn w
fine soldiers and sailors and Of the people at chicago
We forget for the time being the dark cloud Vl to pa
and gaze reverenty on the bright pow Si ITbn Ic
which the present reveals success Is assuIeu ~ ,
toral vote Of 20 states will be given to our candl9eS
The ticket is strong and the platform sound we Wo1 Oe
the latter. At the head OF the ticket we nave Vao h
discretion We have me man Who uhuer % TcT
raised up for the eXlgency 10 De eauel au 6 he
who in the dark night of the ReDeon dlsctIcu ,e
light on the other shore, and VINO, dliecuuB lne
tramp" OF the loyal army shuued Out Wy snnC"1
conspiracy against the Government IN the sccouu
place the ticket, we have the man Tor the OcSsoi
situation Thoroughly devoted 10 the best lhtGeseo
and il is enough Grant COfaX, and Victory, viii be te
rallyng-cry from ocean 10 ocean By mat sign we VII
the Significance Of this action at Chicago Mason ana
TOombs without the spirit of diynati0n, VIII reaa H.
Congress to be sustained; the work Of Reconstruction 10
go forward traitors TO take back seats loyal men
North and South white and black TO come 70 inc %n
Republicans OF New-Ilampshre have right 20 EoiSe
in the pending Presidential campaign we STRUCK the
keynote I'm March for the whole country in November.
The Democratic Party is at sea Its leaders are aGYeI
the foorn hope They do inquire ihO is he nor m
deed, ichdt is he but rhcTe oh ten us ctFc is ne Lhe
extrcmes Black Republican in the whole land, like Judge
Chase would be acceptable to them IN their distress
grace of ANDY johnson nor the murderOus work Of the
Ku.Klux Klan nor any other creature That ground
which Johnson fOIetOld, mas lnuced, COME
,rq goes ont from the camp Of cOppeTheadis, the
bell must toll when the earthquake goes rocking under
its foundations johnson is a cipher There none TO
sing ms praises except those who, trampng broken
oaths sought stab the Union 10 the heart But am
not going to discuss Andrew Johnson nor hls
policy, nor his failures. His time Is short.
The world moves-and are catching glmpses Of the
coming glory OF a new era OF progress ana equanty
Slavery is dead The Rebellion is dead Inc country -
saved The men who saved it, by the blessing Of God
will control it, and there is hope for the sympathzers
with treason Don't hatter yourselves You VINO dldht
blame the South for secedmc-who said we couldn't con
quer the South and who aided and abeed their snpen
dous orime-don hatter yourselves that your political
sins will ever be forgiven IN this world You VIII do wei
10 bend all your efforts toward the noNt You have seen
the last of your new moons ana your HppOLtgu Ie1ts'
Grant and ColfaX will march Immediately on your works
and tviH accept terms but unconditional surrender!
THE CENTRAL CHASE ASSOCIATION
The Executive Committee of the Central
Chase Association met on Saturday afternoon al No 1
been adjourned from Friday for the purpose Of comnu-
nicatng with delegation Of Mr. Chascs supporters from
Connecticut and Massachusetts,. Nh sandford Of New
Haven addressed the meeting, and said that Chase
gauizatiOn had been formed IN that city
A CHASE CLUB IN THE EIGHTEENTH WARD.
A meeting was held in Constitution Hall
Thirdaye on Saturday evening preliminary 10 the Tor
nation Of Chase Club. Committees were appointed on
organization.
A PENDLETOS CLUB IN THE TwENTY-FIRsT
WARD.
On Saturday evening number Of Democrats
met at the Everett Rooms Broadway, aud appointed
committee to prepare plan for permanent organization
Resolutions Of respect for George H. Pendleton were
THE HANCOCK CLUB.
The members of the Hancock Club Of this
city met on Saturday evening at Masonic Hall. report
was submitted which announced that arrangements were
being perfected for the reception aud accommodation Of
the delegates favorable TO the nomination OF Gen. Han
cock for the Presidency.
THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS CENTRAL COM
MITTEE.
A meeting of the Soldiers and Sailors Cen
trail Committee Of this State appointed at Chicago May
49, is called at the Metropolitan Hotel on the 10th inst nc
p. Gen. H. a BaInulE, the Chairman OF the CON
mittee says all members are earnestly requested 10 Dc
present as steps to be akon 10 an immediate
and thorough organization OF Inc sOders anu haoIs OI
this State for the coming campaign.
NEW-JERSEY DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
TRENTON, June 7.-The Democratic state
Convention Senatorial aud district delegates 10
the National Convention Is 10 be held here on Wednesday
next Gen. Morgan OF ONO, and Representative Boyer
Of Pennsy lyauia will DC here. mass meeting Is 20 be
A NEW GRANT AND CoLFAx CLUB AT SING SING.
The Republicans of Sing Sing have organized
Laws and elected the following named gentlemen Off
GERS: President ~ III. Baker Vice Presidents Geo WI
Daea Corresp0ndng Secretary O. w Johnson Treasurer
Ieandcr Fisher; Executive Committee, f. Q. Bulrhus,
] II Miller J. Holly Platt, George Williamson, and j.
g. Many.
A "LITTLE STORY" ABOUT GRANT.
A correspondent furnishes us with the follow
ng incident illustrating one OF the leading tails " inc
Character Of President During the Petersburg
.ampaign OF 1894 several pr!vates were engaged in mn
oading barrels Of salt horse" from transport AZ City
egnent who took every occasion show his authority
10 one Of his abusive remarks one OF the pyates made
epy, whereupon the lieutenant administered severe
dicks 70 the offender who offered resistance but con
inued on with his work. short ticset man. wearing
souched hat and rather seedy officers cloak who had
,een standing by time lereupon threw OF DIS
loak and coat and proceeded to help 20 unload the
transport After the task accomplished the officer
mned his coat and cloak and asked the Lieutenant, IN
ery cyil terms, his name ana regiment. Llentehaht
- of the - Ncw-YOrk Volunteer. BY what authority
10 Won dare ask such O question 90 Report yourself
Immediately TO your colonel under arrest by order OF
Grant for cruelty TO your men, aud remember hat
use OF prvates by officers II not tolerated by the pres
Mt commander OF this army" replied the thckset" Of
Ger lighting cigar, and walking slowly away.
THE DRAMA