The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-03
PeLITIClL NOTES.

y RepudatOn, out OF tne Jam Ngger, $780,
A New Jersey correspondent recommends the DEM
cratic Convention to nominate the following tick
t-For President Salmon P. Chase; Vice President,
ieOrge II. PendetOn. The fact that they both hail
rom the same State is esteemed no objection, mas
iuch as the radical candidates both hail from the
anne section. siat4 tm
The oregon delegation will vote. under instructions
'Om their State Convention, for Pendleton so long
$ he has chance. The State went democratic by
urge majority after Grants nomination at Chicago
as known there. Hence they conclude oregon q
ound democratic State and can risk Pendleton as q
andidate.
Reverdy Johnson, OF Maryland, is recommended by
correspondent as suitable candidate for the Pres
ency by the democratic party. He will represent
3 very well in England.
The delegates to the Convention have been invited
view the Hudson on Sunday morning next in the
Gamer Magenta. This will give them chance to
Dol Off and prepare for hot work on Monday.
An intelligent correspondent in Andalusa, Rock
sland county, Illinois, favors the nomination of
udge Chase, and says" My republican record Is
nmpeachabe, unless preference for the man now
link the best for the Presidency should be deemed
Improbable offence. / served three years at the
ont AZ surgeon Of the Twenty seventh regiment
hnOs volunteer infantry, was under Grant at Bel
tate in the present times should have other than
nlldog qualities"
The latest report about the Michigan delegation is
la, it will go neither for Chase nor Pendieton. 1t
as high regard for Reverdy Johnson, with CO.
netting disposition toward Hendricks.
Some Western democrats propose to take Judge
avis from the bench OF the Supreme Court and
lake him.their candidate tor the Presidency. The
emocrats had better get all the Supreme Court
Fdges they can, and keep all they get.
The Georgia delegation so for Pendleton, with
base as second choice. They are at the Chandler
(Ouse, Chase headquarters
captain Jem Meredith, the well known railroad
artyr and humoris&, is an attache Of the Georgia
elegallon.
"Chase and Hancock was the ticket most talked
pout the streets yesterday in the vicinity Of the
,legation headquarters.
A correspondent of the Louisville Courier, demo-
at, writcs:-" Much as Kentucky would regret to
veup her Justly popular favorite, Mr.. Pendleton,
nd much as she would regret to go outside the
nks OF legitimate democracy for candidate, l am
oroughy convinced that il the delegates to
New York Convention decide that Mr.. Chase
the man to win, and will secure the question
suffrage to the States, he will receive hearty
pport from the majority OF those democrats
no love their country more than their own personal
terests and that the proud old Commonwealth
il roll up an overwhelming majority in his favor"
The Evansville Ind.) Journal states that Orchard
Hoffman," OF New York, is candidate for the
pmnation for the Vice Presidency Who is hes
The Council Bluffs Democrat undertook to call
enry Clay Dean the Ajax Of the Iowa democracy,
lt the cOmp0st0r didn't see II, so II was printed
d published the ''big OK" OF the Iowa democracy.
The radical campaign commences in Georgia on
e Fourth OF July, on which day the Executive Com
ittee recommend the people (rads) to assemble in
ass meetings in every county and shout aloud for
ant and Colfax.
T. Washington correspondent of the Norfolk Jour-
1t has hardly doubt that Thomas A. Hendricks, of
(diana will be nominated on the third ballot at the
burth OF July Convention.
The Chicago Post radicaD talks about New York
ny being the '.seat OF moral and political corrup-
bn," and as such tit place in which to hold the
ational Democratic Convention. Chicago editors
oud be good judges OF all sorts OF corruption, for
comparison with the wickedness that prevails in
at City New York Is paradise of virtue and pety.
A despatch to the Louisville Courier, June 20,
ates that Judge Chase has written a letter to John
Cisco. OF this city, pedging himself unreservedly
support the nominee OF the democratic Conven-
on. What does Mr.. Cisco sayi Where Is that
ttera
Ex-Governor Magonln, OF Kentucky, now here is
cned to moderation and concilliation, but prefers
endleton. Either the man or the platform must be
sound as a nut on the Southern question.
Generals John b. Magruder and Basil Duke, late OF
be Confederate service are at the New York Hotel.
hey go for a straight out democrat. The former
(Oks as young and straighter than he did twenty
bars ago. The latter s well known the compeer
! John Morgan, and has the bearing Of q smart
yhting man.
Prominent and well informed democratic politi-
ans from Massachusetts, express the belief that the
tate can be carried for the democrats next fall with
base at the head OF the ticket.
"Chase aud a redeemed Congress- Is the cry of
everal delegations.
The headquarters OF the Arkansas delegation are
the New York Hotel, parlor No. Ia, where the dele
alton win meet to-day at ten A. NJ. The following
correct list OF the delegates:-At large-A. II.
hrand. 4. G. Boudinot, ID. ID. Turner, T.. B. Blanks.
nstrcts-First Robert Smith, jacob Froich, IT.;
acond. John W. Wright; Third, J. s. Durham. n. G.
avis Alternatcs-S II. Mangum, John NJ Harold,
bhn King Albert Rust John J. Horner. o. II. Oates.
bhn II. Fellows, one of the Presidential electors at
Urge, Is also present.
Governor John W. stevenson, Of Kentucky, bears
amarkcd personal resemblance to the late Tom Cor
vin but he has not SO comical facial expression
brwin He Is very popular among all the delegates,
zthough not one himself Ills influence however,
great and will be exercised on the side Of conca-
bn and harmony.
The Michigan delegation go for Chase.
A 'ghostiy conflict for a political party-Flghting
cad issues.
The venerable Frank p. Blair, the warwick Of
resident makers. or the "Old man Blair" as he
more Familiarity known, arrived at the New York
ote Unexpectedly on Wednesday evening, after
itguing days journey. He was, OF course, asked
no he was going for He replied 81 am going
unanimously and Immediately for-my bed" He
as bored no more that night.
The right sort OF escort for democratic deleea-
tn-Governor Stevenson, OF Kentucky, brings
9TH him s75o,Ooo TO pay the principal Of the
tate debt TO New York capitalists.
The nrst choice Of the Southern fire.eaters for
Resident Is Jefr Davis; second, General Robert E.
Re; third, George II. PendietoD.