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

name is Samuel Jayne, the being omitted in tho mama.
which you will please correct Respectfuy yours.
Benton, Yates Co., ". T., July Il, 1868.
To he Editor Of The Tribune
The name of the Elector for the XXIyth Dis
trct is printed in your paper of the 18th inst as"HH
Guthrie" IL should be Hector H. Tuh lie was the Cam
dldate presented by me- Endorsed by our Congressional
Delegates and nominated by the Convention. Please
publish the correction. Very truly yours
JOHN L. PARKER.
Aforaria, Cay Co.. ". T., July 18th, 1868.
HOT AND COLD.
On the Sth of July The Louisville Journal
abused Seymour like pckpocket accusing him OF wire
pulling to secure nomination and Of sneakng hypoc
rsy pretending that he didn't want it, On the 10th
two days after, tho editorial wind blew from another
quarter, as follows:
lar campmeeting affair. The imprompu nomination OF
Horatio Seymour, and the almost equally spontaneous
uprising for young Frank Blair will thrill the democratic
heart OF the land, and already gives it an
earnest OF victory. :. No matter what our prefer.
plcous flood Of light and hope. No matter whom we
Blair They revive in US memories Of days when freedom
was freedoms when law was law; when the Union wasa
blessing and JOY, and the flag something other than
drOpcurtan, hung up before the eyes Of creduOus
ton order to conceal acts Of usurpaton, oppression,
and wrong"
On the same evening George D. Prentice, editor Of tn.
Journal, went to a Rebel Publication, and spoke e.
follows:
FELLOW CITIZENS OF course shall not detain you
when eloquent professional speakers are prepared to adj
glorious political event has occurred, you como 70
exchange congratulations with us OF The L0uSriAS
Journal wish that all window panes were Illnmns
ted for your reception the hearts Of country
II is fitting that we rejoice 1t proper that we thank
God and our indOmitabe Democratic souls for our
know and feel as well If spirit o. prophecy were
upon me. ! see victory upon us as plainly as ever
poses battle To win IL must fight And are we Eot
iad with ,V gloom and desoation and woe govern
ment hOTrid as nightmare or an earhdeyil or hen
devil sits upon her BOSOM The most beautiful portion oi
lake OF fire and birthstone. Let Us then, all OF us 20
forth TO work. If by our own fault we fail IN the
mighty cause in which now engaged, Gods curses
and mankind's and our own will rest upon US.
SPECIMEN HARANGUE FROM GEN. PRANK
BLAIR.
The Hartford EUeniRg Post, one of the most
dlgnife aud candid papers in New-England makes
itself responsible for the following statement We should
hesitate long before giving such charge to the public on
less trustworthy authority:
"Gen. Frank Blair the Democratic candidate for Vice
President made speech In this city on Monday evening
MISh a r. if FER 81 cfT 's Tho
the free'd'nl-the Conecticut River g redushd TO III
workshops of New-England.
GA voice Dry upPI
"BIair-The principles OF r fathers discriminate =
eov'ment from the monsr(hc)ies Of r Old World and
have 10 come down to aDslute ana Ilginal proPst
"IGreat confusion IN the hall Cries OF Put him Qua
:" Blair lsmlingly)-O no; don't put M out. He'll Be
put out when he let that he Cdnts 10 be put out
iGraat laughter. say, don't put IN out There such
thing as public 'rpinon, and If man opposes public
rpnion and IL opposes public rpinon, and makes
a nuisance of msef he'll be abated-he Will
Here the Chairman whispered TO him, ana Biau
smiled In a strange mannerI
Blair-'The gov'ment no longer 'zists-they have
Rst Congress T v4out refence to pro
ceeded to enact laws IN OF con sh snun Ny "hCA
several Voices Rsh for cOn'stu'shun. aughterl
"Bair-'Fepr citizens, shay
ingin all parts OF the hall --,,-
1.-THE chairman waved his hand In q beseechlng man
blair Ny felr citizens shall not detan you but
"[More stamping and Kissing and the chairman waved
SBair@7 wish say that this thing ~ is to destroy
Government which has been r wonder aud admira"oA
"Ioud Kisses were given and there was great contu-
son The chairman lifted up his forehnge tAs timei
"Blair-'Feir citizens. Before
"lVlOlent applause aud hissesl
"Blair-The COusu-shun'-
"tCres for 'Dooltte,' 'DOOlittle'l
"Blar-'Both PROPOSITIONS
The Chairman-'Order. gentlemen. orderP
blara. is not true The people Of n SOuth-LOns
The Channan-I beg you gentlemen to De so KIND ss
to hear the argument Of our gallant % friend He does
not deal IN defamation
"VOlce-'Louder'
"lHere the confusion was great that the meeting
threatened 10 break up row. many LETT the halt
"Blalr-I say these negroes
"A voice DIN the mayer; let them go and give N
something else. Shouts Of laughter
Blair We cannot let them CO.
Same voice We hear enun? [Laughterl
"Bair then directed his remarks to the individual who
had interrupted him. and his smiling countenance indt
Gated that lie enjoyed the episode]
Blair turning again TO the audlencel y shay
"Great confusion, and cries OF Sit down., Dry up
with hsses and ss%Png Here p gentleman on the
ing to get the attention Of the crowd,j
"Blar-' was going on to say that these negroes
great shoutngl. But as youu not hear me, I'll give
He then sat down. greatly to the relief OF everybody
In the hall"
REPUBLICAN RALLY on STATEN ISLAND.
A Grant and Colfax Club for the Hid and
lid Districts OF Castleton Richmond Co. ORGANIZED
Friday evening, July To- Arnold H. Wagner Of Castle
Secretary; Nathan F. Barrett Assistant the Hon: Geo,
SreT and 50 large aud enthusiastic
meeting OF the Club was held Tuesday evening which
prosecution Of the campaign looked for In the Districts
The Springfield Republican says the Demo-
cratic platform "a union of PendletOn on Reputation,
Frank Blair on Reconstruction, aud Brick Pomeroy gem
John Forsyth, of The Mobile Register, saysi
Let the incoming Democratic Administration only
aud what are the dc eo governments In the Southern
States"
The Rockford Il.) Gazette states that upward
in the Republican primary elections of that city, the
week previous and pledged themselves TO vote for Grant
and Colfax.
The Albany Journal reviewing the political
situation remarks There is victory In the air." and o
determination OF Republicans to deserve it, The banner
flung TO the breeze and the wachwords are, Grant,
GrlswOld, and Glory"
The OgSdeRsburgh Journal says: 1--WE must
protest against the conduct OF certain OF Republican
cOemporaries in decorating the feelings OF Judge Chase
Persistence In such pastime should render them liable
TO charge OF cruelty TO animals, and objects On
attention TO the Society FOR the prevention Of suen
cruelty"
D. G. Croly is writing biography of the
Hon. HOrato Seymour. The following Is SAID 10 oe
mn oh