The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-22
man. ne probably means his brother Frank, unless

man. He probably means his brother Frank, unless
1t is his brother Montgomery
| The Chicago Republican lradcap thinks that
Pendetonianism In Ohio Ii In good growing cir
cumstances. According to the Cincinnati CONNER
cfal it ''under Glass''-that being the name Of
the chairman OF the Pendleton club who took down
and maued q chairman of a subcommittee In open
meeting a few evenings ago.
The boiling weather Of Saturday must have given
the radicals realizing OF their future state.
Boston radical papers are giving credit 10 Senator
Sumner and Hon. RObespierre Butler for reviving
the rum trade Of that port They will probably next
thank them for reviving the slave trade-for the
only difference between the slave trade and the rum
trade is that the former makes slaves OF negroes,
while the latter makes slaves Of whites and blacks
alike. ripe the New England rum trade, the twin
SISTER OF that relic OF barbarism" the slave trade
The Mobile Register Southern fre-eater) takes
the Boston Post (old bunker democrap to task for
calling Braine the capturer OF the Portland steamer
Chesapeake, "pirate.n II these Southern fire.
eating papers intend to take to task all those jour-
nails in the North which during the called things
by their right names the sooner they begin to ex-
pand their vocabulary the better.
The San Francisco Times (radicaD thinks there ia
o good chance for the nomination OF Governor
Haght, OF California by the Democratic Convention.
In this case we fear 1t is indeed distance lends
enchantment to the view."
The Galveston Republican radical) gives the fol-
lowing in defence of the carpet baggers:-'They
find fault with the carpet baggers" said colored
man the other day in our hearing. 1--WE like them
very well. 1t the carpet baggers who freed us;
they carried their carpet bags on their backs and
guns on their shoulders"
The following gentlemen are spoken OF as candl-
dates for Congress from the Galveston (Texas dis
trct:-Judge Baldwin, Judge Sabin, A. B. Sloan
aker. General Clark Colonel Stancil and DIR. r. X.
Smith.
The Boston Traveller radicaD says the "Chase
"Chase and Dixie" would please some men better,
and from present appearances is probable that the
ticket will be 'Dixie" with Chase left out.
The Charleston courier (dcm0crat) says the de-
mocracy Of South Carolina as against the radical
party, win 60 into the contest with clasped hands
and united votes upon the platform and nominee OF
the New York Convention. With unity at home we
will struggle for and may yet enthrone the right.
The Nashville TENN Gazette (Pendleton demo.
craft protests against SO much gratuitOus advertis
ing in democratic papers Of Chief Justice Chase and
advises them to hold up and fill out with "dead mat
ter" The democrats will have "dead natter
enough Of their own to take OF after November If
they allow the hre-eaters to make their nominations
and manage their policy
The Pittsburg Commercial radical hopes that
when the Democratic Convention in New York on
the 4th Of next month resolve that the bonds should
be paid in greenbacks they will not forget to say in
what the greenbacks should be paid.