Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-16

The late denomination Of Hon. John A
Bingham, OF Ohio, 10 his seventh tie has
served in the House longer than any Other
Ohio member Oft
Toe New York Commerciel thinks the
Democratic ticket may be regarded as the
metallic ticket, Governor SEYMOUR furnish
ing the copper, and General Blair the brasf.
The Hon Henry L. Cake viii be a can
liiate fJr the reelection 10 Congtss hon
the Sehuylkill and Lebanon pa. district
with no opposition so, far on the Republi-
can side.
There is said to be no reason TO doubt
that many Of the late rebels will support
Gen. Grant out of pure gratitude. be
went for them faithfully. and they ctr
tainly can't do less than go for him.
Hon. Hamilton Ward Representative in
Congress from the Twenty-Sevenih Dlsttic,
u New York is likely to miss q re-nomina-
ton, because one OF the counties composing
his district has not had member Tor q
generation, and insists now upon having
one
The Boston Journal gives the follow
4 ing Ten Thousand dollars reward IL offered
for nroot .hs. any one man shouted HUI
rah for Seymour ard Blair in Boston on
\ Thursday evening. and The same amount
will be phil for sight Of the person who
he'd the ghp.i of an idea OF ding 50.
The other evening as General Sherman
was alighiipg from street car in 81. Louis
be was surrounded by crowd, asking whist
he thought Of the nomination Of Seymour
and whether he would support him Ht
replied III is bad nomination, and vii
be beaten all 70 pieces. Grant will be elect
ed
Wall street is not seriously disturbed b,
the democratic ticket The stockjobber
seem 10 think that Seymour and his platform
and his speeches, a. Mr.. Toots expressed il
are II mo consequence" for the good AM
sufficient reason that Seymour, faxed gu
By Fenton, will be buried by Grant. Ne'
York Herald.
The Ssndusky Register rep think
it was particularly cruel in the Democrat
Convention TO futce the Presidential nom
nation onto gentleman who bss faint :
hereditary insanity, and then - couple BIZ
{ with one Of the BlaiTs whose society thtoug
tine campaign would develope lunscy 10 IL
t sanest Of men.
c The New York Sun believes las We d.
that il was never intended by either NJ
e seymour or his friends ihs, he should
i. nominated: that he was sincere in declinii
| Tue DOelllOH. pul t1hA tnt N(hsC iNir dAts
got up the furore 10 kill of Chase OF Hen
u ticks, (the Sun thinks the latter ard N
Seymour had not moral courage " stand !
d 10 bis previous declination.
L The citizens of S Juth Bend. Ind, s,
u the surrounding country are making prep;
ei aiions 70. 8 grand celebration Ia spprop
,e a,ely welcome Hon. Schuyler Colisx wh
be returns from Washington. Should ca
:. gress adjourn between the .0ih and .iih.
= about that time il is probable that MI {
a. fax and the gentlemen accompanying b
fe will leave for the mountains on the ID
@ August.
The Tritune saws -1ran, and Colt
ur will be elected but only BY hard, stes
TO work. II Republican effort should hen
.e- forth be relaxed. under the presumption u
nv it wss needless we should he badly beat
Fraudulent votes alnpe would beat Grant
!, they beat Henry CLAW in ~. Systems
preparation, persistent vigilance. can all
preserve the bsliot-boxes from wboies
iss pollution.
~. Miles o Reilly's paper, the New u
q Citizen, Democratic says - We say {
eh pha,icslly, that Chsses rejection by the
Z Convention was not thing Of sound
~. calm Judgment, but was thing Of strate
ala. Organized and carried out by men person
- devoted TO the fortunes Of Mr.. Pendleto,
Ohio; and therefore resolved 20 10 kill
Chase. who hsiled from thu came State.
ns' whose nomination would therefore kill
Pendleton's chances for the next eight
nor twelve years. under Dem ocrstic ruling. I
j. / i the last word we have to say on this I
iect but in case Of any disaster, Ws de
ted The responsibility placed uhere IL
Longs