The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-04

and last, though not least, there were abundans
noisy DISCLAIMERS for Horati0 Seymour. Aside from
exhausting the virtues OF the various candidates.
every subject akin to democracy and every principle
and every issue were likewise exhausted OF course.
when one was particularly ordinations in pressing
his fay0rte candidate he likewise pertinaci0us
in showing up the bad points OF the opposing candi-
dates One good indication was that in all the dis
cussions OF the evening there were no words Of
anger exchanged-no show Of the acrimonious
In times of political excitement and discussion among
the democratic pOthOuse politicians OF city. A
as inteSence and intellect pervades the democratic
delegates to the National Convention, pleasant fact
70 know, and on which fact may De SAFELY based no
During the evening the democratic proclivity TO
gree On a skeleton framework for pyrotechnic az
play this evening, ct the base OF zen. w95sn,s
monument TWO 0niSans mace snd M noty
delegate from Butler county. MI. Hart expatatea
mainly on the currency question. He would name
no candidate, bat only wanted sood SOUND demo
Mr.. Doty was severe ON Judge Chase. he would
mated. Ohio in his opinion, would give forty thou
sand less votes for Chase than for any other candi
date that could be nominated.
they have adopted in that State to help forward
the cause OF General Grant. Some young men
calling themselves young Mems Christian Assoca-
ton" They put on their banners Kansss lS Or
Jesus" All CnlS was wen enough, 2ltnOuBn NO
hardly believed the statement until after the nomi-
nation of Grant they added to their banners making
them read "Kansas for Jesus and Grant" He would
leave Jesus out Of the question but he believed II the
right man was nominated In the coming Convention
that 1t would be shown that Kansas was not for
Grant.
Meantime the fore part Of the evening was en-
liyened by music by Porters cornet band OF fifteen
pieces, from Urbana, Ohio. which came on ,1
clubs with music and banners and trans
parencies, with notices. passed in front OF the hotet
and called out the cheers of the delegates. II was
late when the crowd Of delegates lessened and the
enthusiasm subsidized. The evening was busy ana
exciting one-one whose parallel politically, IN tho
issues involved Is OF rare record.
The following document, which explains ITSELF I'M
der an envelope, last evening reached nearly oil the
To THE DELEGATES TO THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC
GENTLRMEN-The question Of reconstruction must
be met.
Negro Suffrage in ten Southern states is an accom-,
plished JuCt for which you are not responsible bus
which you cannot avert. Nne-tenths OF the colored
men in America Dtu VOte next fall.
The only remedy for ignorant Suffrage contr0lled
by demagogues Is to enlist the virtue and inteu-
gence of the women Of America In the government
Please read the following resolution carefully and
oblige RADICAL DEMOCRAT.
NEW YORK, July p 1868.
question Of suffrage belongs to the States and
general government and whereas the democratic
party the party OF progress IN favor OF the widest en
gence and public order, therefore
Resolved, recommend to the democracy OF NE
United advocate the extension Of suffrage 70 an
crime dthe constitution and write their
name without restriction Of SEX race property or opinion