New-York tribune., 1868-10-20

tho come to understand that this change
has been wrought by these remarkable artices OF The
po% m%T S ify WITH viii Ss hTs st " as heartily as they
THE DEMOCRAT DON'T SEE 1T ~ THAT LIGHT.
That The World, and one single echo. wan
tony senseessy and nbsnrdly emuaird the high toned
their leader and that the former was paid for the act
we. aud every other Democrat believe. IL patent as
Democratic Journal this side Of the Pacific coast, the
ridicule vented 10y every Republican. Democrat.
WHAT GOV. SEYMOUR WANTED.
Gov. Seymour and certain members of the
National Democratic Executive Committee in
ference Yesterday In relation to iDportat be-
adopted ia the present eafrass Daring the conference
Gov seymour alluded to the suggestion that had been
DENTAL ticket He said that any change uhich should Be
made must Include his ssMdrapoi; mat he was nomi
mated ngdst his wishes and that II would relief 10
him If any other name were substituted for his own.
Utica Telegram
PoMEROY on THE AUTHOR OF TIE PROPOSAL.
Traitor, fool, renegade, tool or n wicked
power your head, take of your shoes for the
place where thon dosf stand "a holy ground Your lre
win DIE ont, but the bush Of Democracy VIII Dive for pl-
grs under the shade thereof after turning ASIDE
to spit OF your grave! iDehioera'
UELMBOID's FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS DID 1T.
DIR Uelmbold feels agereyed that we should
have accused hrn OF Withdrawing the support OF tho
notnine OF the sort We simply stated thar within 4s
hours Of gave the check there was dsposi-
ron TO change front by ,ne 3f ne leaders Oh tae DC
Of the gift ALL There is nothing unreasonable III me
suppositl0n that the Doctors Influence wt me party Is
prOporti0Date to the amount he contributed lihe Null
The Worlds articles for change of riders
between the heats, be well advised uttered WIN
the ana % ~ he a.SnS S ~ ~ ,o S"I
low these ostcltiliuts prOhuDcamtn'os ihey are a.'
mrably calculated TO complete the ruin they predict Az
this not disposed TO enter upon discus
'''' v INorwch Advertiser. Democratic
SOUTHERN VIEW or BELMONT AND THE WORLD.
The Nc,r- York IForid has been for more than
six months past opposed 10 the National Democratic
pry Indeed II s 10y no mean, gfft'ln w @ rs snnort Of
Droc principles for yeral years IL is tre that
II has apparently advocated Democracy bur- while dos
80 has Enthusiastically shown ITS settled hostility 20 thc
leading ideas and tcneis or the party we DeneVe
that 1t originally started as pohiieoroIlglous' Ieo
soil PAPER and thai ii has gone through series of some
what remarkable changes untll IL passed, iew yeNs
since under the oNnerShp nhu eohtI"i oi lew u"n @
sitiun 10 the Radical party was excited by alleged per
sonal WRONGS Inflicted upon its principal edtor Oy tue
military authorities during the war Having been 10.
earrcrated ~ prison by ord.r OF inc nlIiy alIi,,y
comedy ed an inyeteae and malignant personal hostility
to aIl forms uf military government OF cOutioi He
World has added trnIud more the strength Of Grant
man TIIE rRln,fSE and Times combined While Tie World
WIS thus openly at work for tc Radical partY lts chei
owger Who is leading member aud. We believe, Chair
man Of the Nh !ouai Central Executive Democratic Com.
mtr,, has failed 10 take such action Tor tit "a
the party condition Of the canvass required AMI
hls heretofore been usual Indeed, We have me very
best authority for saying that he suffered more ta ~
day clapse after Mr. StymonI's nomination, Deinie
h. advised consulted with hat geieian ahonghly-
ing n state, aud but few hours rhe iFom nun;
Nchave been r,thy informed Ihit.r, ia' mheh 10 nlu
open communication win onr chnddas, thas ~ Mts
luue demand tHat Mr.. Sci lnour rhOuu pfohISo
tv permit Wallet to nnn" the secretary oi INC treasury
IN case uf his cccuu TDs mp inrbt ahu hl~StHcrlui
demand WIZ % noliB Tge iBo,d ,n ua Wat have been since
lAnglsta ,oi..D Chronicle. Democratic
THE wORLD'5 SUGGESTION ADOPTED.
4 very llTge number OF War Dcmocr,ts-ot
Denocis who ~ood by the Government IN ~ contest
a. crash The Rsbrllion-hayo called meeting for
V,l. day evening next for the purpose ~ rroclamlng
thcr prfruncr for Gen. Grant for fesdcntl Tie call
viii be- found In another column. and among the signers
" le
i this city and State as among tho pars oi uc Demo
cratic party. IN l. ih'S
THE WORLDS POLITICAL USsorNDNEss.
The controlling minds of The World dO not
seem 10 bc wen s,,tled in political CONVICTIONS The
gentlemen arc murn Inclined 10 'npp"rt ,ne % iio
party put do not nways surcceh ~ uohs 80 noi 'e
''sesation" work ony calculated 10 innre ana DO
mean TO do harm. n was innocent. lts managers are
talented confirmed Democratic. They do The best
INTO alsurdrs. which the Democrats overlook but re-
irct As The World grows older, 10 viii become wiser and
better IL has donei Pretty velndecd better than cond
have been expected for the past hye years considering
vice. aud overlook its errors It's articles are able, Dut
often ludI scrcei and more brilliant Than soand.
Hartford Times, Democratic.
INTERCEPTED TELEGRAMs.
FaaH rb- sssia'ky teg ''er
One Of The Rcgis!cr'S reporters who neIarl-
ously tapped TIE grapevine telegraph yestsiday senTya
publish inside Wow Of the situation SINCE eiee2n;
TN s-rSorr r,arri,Aa, Ohio, iad,Ui aud SebA'.A
have F'-' H'''''''A' National D,aoci.is conal''c.
p--.,., .,.,.,,,,, ,,er. :, s,at dan, for
Pr,.,r via. Jol % ny wtbasSt 10 his fasori t. ter
nbe spd have Al lfl ba see 40 better sssrs Do "a 90
'0'0 0' ''''''' CIscssArl. Oct ~
rH s.,~ouH: Don't rh,ds~ pure eusselrs.
,pi 81 The people b. Keeping their ht H. on tho Gh o
Sober Taa proof have bcea eiraa'e vl make
'"'' rosrorrcs Cosrrn,r,rr Ro,P' (Which IS - hs
TO M rauapagun: bo, slleh the Ohio
So'sooi 70 ,rs ~ Gr Tie ono D.oey a3l s KoS,s
,GsS. To- =, . H., eI' . S s'' S ~. RIso shSS S
sne qr,a ! Prasy'9 and a.s} aa % ,., s,
rescue en- wb.isupi The Corners ia In ,ees folen R,dlAe
esI; s sS5 afi al 20 so1 :s'f ss ots y
SaarS ,h. eon,i oassa community BY yelling cOde
Eat call per Think Nv peese IN The sunny South VITO "S
gers H''''' - ~ The Rev. PrrnoLgun v. NA,Br.
TOO LATE! TOO LATEil
If the Democratic National Convention has
made mistakes, IA by imagined we thought, ana
still think late TO correct them noc It IL not foI ms
To- Pnsn ns sss errors had been Having
for months past honestly and ztalosy adVocairu
OF the gross inconsistency OF endeavorng to prove by
single stroke OF tho pcD that oil along wo nave peeh ne
Inc TO dscoy. tho people II others nd any comfort
or consolation IN such course. they arc at liberty 10
there are two living IN the Union to-day, who II
placed the Democratic ticket tomorrow, WOULD poi
more Democratic votes In November than seymour ana
Blair. The temporary disaster which has met u.s. was
not owing 10 our candidates. IfHiHaacPHa Asc'
NOT YET TOO LATE.
II il n safe rule never to change commanders
jn front of the enemy but convinced that Hancock
or Sherman would have been wiser choice III tne begin
Ming Possibly II may yet not be- too late but there
4, great risk about It.-l5ayannah Republican,, Denl
TREACHERY or THE NEw-YORK LEADERS.
III reports bo true, tho Democratic leaders IN
havo for several weeks deapaed OF the ecc-
tion Of their national ticket aud would have been willing
10 "a compromise which would have saved their state
ticket ihis IL s believed, In all they have hoped 10 do
for long time with respect TO tho national ticket We
may Infer that they meant to make no further enort than
might be necessary the election OF their state
nominees But u may well be doubted whether under