New-York tribune., 1868-06-22
GENERAL ITEMS.

The meeting of the Tennessee Republican
state Convention has been postponed to August T.
State Senator A. y. Parker says he will not
De a candidate for the position OF Lieutenant Governor
The Nc,rart Courier thinks that eX-Congess-
man Nehemiah Perry sure To get the Democratic nom-
nation foI Governor OF Ncv-JeIscy.
II is said that Mr.. Seward will support Grant
aud C0ax this Fall, no matter whom The Democrats
nominate.
The delegates from Maryland and Missouri, it
i- understood. viii vote for General Frank T. Bar III
the Democratic National Convention.
Mr.. John q. Adams has written letter de
clarug that hc not candidate for domination Dy the
ConvcnIion about TO assemble in this city
Howell Cobb speaks most encoumgingly of
confident that the Democracy Will carry the state by
large majority.
Gen. John b. Rodgers and the Hon. I. A.
Hamilton , probably be- the Republican candidates for
tenn respectively.
II is stated that Nallandigham will soon start
Democratic sentiment as he understands IT, II Is TO De
called The Herdd.
PENNSYLVANIA Democratic politicians are talk
ING abont senator Buckuew for the YcePresidcncy We
have had one Buck" from Pennsylvania, ana think the
People would never run the chance OF a second dose
The lIart-Sclye difficulty has broken out
afrcsh in The Eoche,lgr & , DGS S mG iGIc
pure Democrat to slip INTO Congress between TWO heP"o
hcaus.
The Rosiou Posts Washington correspondent
saws: II l. understood here that the friends OF Judge
C,e will be rcgaired to pledge support the nominees
before the Judges name will be allowed to 10 before the
Convention
II il reportcd that Montgomery Blair says
that none OF the candidates prominently named
Will receive the Democratic nomination at New-nork'
and that the party only be united by bringing Tor
ward new man.
Col. Forney says the statement that Gen. But.
Ter will be found among the enemies Oh zen Grant s o
Comprehend coinage and utterly counterfeit Gen But
Ter with country, and for the Republican party as
the best friend Of that country.
A. -. D. Nla lArnn
the state Government They have been ndulgng in that
hone ever since the Declaration OF independence, ana
have succeeded, we believe, but once or twice.
The Delaware Democratic State Convention
met Dover Thursday and elected delegates TO te
NewYork Convention. The feeling was very strongly
arlnst Judge Chase But Delaware's Democratic I'M
portance less than that OF Aewlork, Oh course her
wish is not conclusive.
The Louisville Courier says Gen. Buell. and
John Quincy Adams would unquestonably make very
strong democratic ticket, ms Cen Buell. as soldier ana
Adams generally spoken OF for The second once
than any other gentleman.
John II. Gilmer of North Carolina writes
General Grant says let have peace when his cleo
ton will be u new declaration OF against the states
by the Federal Government, and renewed hosutles by
man WHO can defeat him Is the only man who can bring
peace and in my opinion CHIEF Justice Chase Is iat
man"
The Philadelphia Morning Post says: Mr..
Doottie said at Il Democratic meeting IN Trenton the
other day the jaw of the negro was different irom
guuen that coOred men should not vote some people
60wcyer think that the distinguished senator has too
much Jaw. aud very peculiar jaw, being able to tax
ON both sides Of his mouth
The KnorrHe (Tem) Wing says Business
RECENTLY called the Hon :. VI. Arne home TO Columbia
and ON saturday night last the KuKuX klan, with ps
os and rope hand searched the train for hn swear
ing vengeance against him This u 10 be the Democratic
game this Summer Since the above was written hit
Klux mob has assailed Judge Fielding Hurst OF West
Tennessee, while he was holding ms Court MI Aihe
has recently been renOminated Tor congress
A New-Orleans paper says: The two negroes
from Baton Rouge who are stumplhg the country
correspondent Of The iicrdHdtd Democrat, VINO heard
them speak Couteryie, to be exceedingly able on the
stump They are, of qufe lerite IN language
but very effective. one white Radical speaker VINO was
present attempted a reply the first one, but this only
made IL the for him when the second one TOOK up
the theme of RadCasn, and what II would DO not iof
bnt against the negro" 10 might Dc pOhtaDc 70 send
those two negroes this city, and Jet them ehghteh he
Democracy here who roasted their brethren III te rot oi
Gj. no
The Philadelphia BRlietiR says: Grant
shruks from Office Chase rcstessly seeks II. Grant
PROMISES nothing but continuance OF his past
ndeity TO duty. Chase offers glttering gen
rralities 10 gloss over the salient features OF his
evcs that office j. enough 10 MI any proper
ambition. Chase unlike a true lawyer, hdgets ON the
Suprcme bench, and would gladly exchange s dlgnned
riose for the popular eXcltements OF the Executive
paclty Chase wonders and worries that there should be
any capacity in which the country does not demand MS
service The longer Gen. Grant Is studied aud under
Stood the more clearly Will the people see that IN making
him President, they have put the right man IN the right
place"
Gen. James G. Veatch is the Republican nom
lnee N the Ist Indiana 6ibackS Dlstrot xh district