The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-25

is, perhaps. not generally known, but II Is never
theless fact that Stevenson Just elected Governor
OF Kentucky by ninety thousand majority was
prominent though SILENT compromise candidate at
khe Tammany Convention for the Presidency.
T. Because a rogue bags roll OF carpetng from the
front Of store, is he to be stgmatzed as carpet
bagger'
+ 1he Knoxville WIG says that ga few evenings
Since an ardent democrat under the influence OF the
contents Of some conservative bottle rode by our
dwelling crying at the top OF his voice, Three cheers
.k0r Horatio Blair and Frank Seymour"
EGeueral Blair has been offered the freedom OF the
city Of Mobile on his contemplated visit.
,e Tho colored democrats Of Alabama have formed a
State organization at Montgomery and In series Of
resolutions, in which they truly declare the interests
OF the races IDENTICAL invite the cooperation Of tue
eolored people Of the State.
r. What storm Is brewing around old Tammanyi
There is rumbllng and grumblng in the atmosphere
nf Fourteenth street.
r George Law swallows Seymour as Inc would live.
OAK knot.
RThe Nashville Unton OF the 1ith inst relates the
@blowing:-
3 Yesterday evening We happened 70 pass on the
street . group OF negroes the prn cipal persons Of
Sust encountsred and recognized each other a. from
dhe same neighb0rho0d. How long the con versation
LASTED could not Judge, the nrst word we caught
being from the woman-a somewhat drawing
GsYe-h-s." Man-"IIe's dead. DO you know old
Aunt Nancyr woman-"Ye-eh-s" Man-"She's
20 ride yo Ds bin bn' hswser Womsn".Y e.ess"
Han-"He's dead" woman--"lIumph-hoo-o
:No.u well, he's dead" "Yehee.si Ys.hoo-ai
ya-sOo-hs-hai Wonder ef de debbil's got hmr'
, Guppcy u wisconsin, we see, goes for Grant in
stead OF seymour. Guppey Guppey Seems we
have heard that name before. Who the Dickens 3
Guppey'
/, Thomas A. Hamilton republican candidate at large
(or Congress from Tennessee, openly accused OF
perjury by one Of his own clan in the Republican
state Convention. John W. Leftwich IL the demo
cratic candidate from the Memphis district, in Which
Mr.. Hamilton resides.
Il has been proposed TO prc'ermlt the November
election in Tennessee and leave the selection Of
Presidential electors to the Legislature. The propo
aton does not receive much favor.
Carl Schurz, in q letter to q friend In st. Louis,
denies that he is candidate for the radical nomi-
nation for Congress or any other once.
Boston artist IL at work on Anna Dickinson's
bust. Lucky chaps, those Boston artists. In the
meantime Miss Anna goes the whole figure for the
niger.
n The Ohio Statesman democratic, exclaims.--
0Genera Grant cries for peace when there is no
peace and goes on TO say:-"If General Grant and
his party want peace let them cease 10 make war
upou the constitution. Give the people OF the South
ern states their rights under the constitution, and
our word for it the federal Union would be stronger
in its affections Of the people. North and south than
at any other time since the New England states
sought 20 discover 1t in the days Of the Hartford
Convention"
The Da.ion tOhlo) Ledger tVasndlgham demo-
craft has discovered the meaning OF the mystic
capitals s.G. A. RI 1t is "Grant and RUM More
partisan dcccncy.
what has become OF those 'soIdier choirs" COM
posed OF MANNED veterans who were TO make music
for the republicans during the campaign Con-
tributors to that fund are anxious 10 hear from the
treasures.