New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-16


cracker IN his pocket Fido now lives in wssh,rp,or
Two or three years ago The Poc5eoto, noo,o
N' III speaking OF the then Democratic State Conven
uoh said Iho report OF the Associated prc ,,,oa o.
mention inc TACT that Immediately after coming 20 or
oo'' '"' convention on motion of John A. Green. IT,
N"'''" III singing the hymn commencing
Great God, and are we yet alive
Ana do we yet rebel
lis WOndIOus, It's amazing grace
That we are out Of hell -
IHe same John A. Green o0cated in the recent noni
nation OF Seymour, but he forgot to repeat the lines
WINE our soldiers were chasing the defeated
Rebels from the field OF Gettysburg on the 9TH OF JuIv
ooo' horauo Seymour was making speech in New-York
| threatening the loyal people Of the North with mobs
anu Ic'oluuohS' This is an extract from his address,
Do you not create revolution when you say that your
persons may be rghtfuy seized your propery copfca
Veu' your homes enered3 Are you not exposing your
serves your own interests TO great o peril as that
win which you threaten usl Remember this: that the
o0o'y ana reasonable, and revolutionary doctrine Of pub
nc necessity can De proclaimed by mob as yell as 6y gou
ernneh' lAppause
We'll the mob heard him. and O few DAYS aferward his
friends" were burning orphan asyums, numbering in
Offensive persons and filling NewYork with the horrors
Of riot, arson and assassination.
Poor Mr., Blair has had q sad lesson in the
danger Of leaving telltale hotel bills behind The
Hartford Post has ascertined that his bill at hotel In
Two days board OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Lemons and whisky. 65
In future We presume he will adhere the rule usually
observed by Democratic politicians and beg landlords
let him have " the demnOn total without any items.
Wade Hampton, Forrest, Barksdale Preston,
FAIRFAX For IN fcrger and other Rebel Democrats, are
10 take the stump against Grant in the Free States
At the Republican County Convention in
syracuse yesterday, the Hon. Frederic A. Lyman was
The NeUburgh Journal says that there is great
dissatisfaction among the leading Democrats IN that city
at the nominations.
The Massachusetts Republican State Com
mttee has designated the 9th Of September next for
Convention at Worcester to nominate State officers.
The colored voters of Nash County, n. c.,
are making large preparations 10 nave grand Demo
August. Gov Vance, Capt Samuel 7. Williams, and
other distinguished gentlemen have been invited to
speak.
The Syracuse Journal, published at Slocums
old home, says: Gen. SlOCum ought 10 have been more
vcntion lie stigmatzcd cen Grant AS a renegade II
Grant had known that Socum was gong TO say such
things about him. he probably would have declined the
Republican nomination II is very cruel Of slocum to
snuff out the General 50 suddenly
The ST. Joseph (Mo.) Union says: "Last Fall,
Frank +. Blair passed down the Mississippi River on
steamer which lay for some time at our cvee number
Of our citizens went aboard 70 pay their respects TO him
OF Grant and sherman, when one OF the gentlemen pres
ent expressed 1t as his opinion that sherman was mnGn
promptly replied "By cd Grant knows more than
Sherman and all the balance OF them banged into one'
The following advertisements are floating
through the country papers:
DOR SALE CHEAP-1999j0c copies of LIFE
3a SEo r FhSDLE si, G D' Boss d 6 en- 6
GONG AT A SACRIFICE-A few SHARES
.Scu al ChNDIAioN 'io0N as w. STOREY CHosgo
WANTED - All the copies extant of my
when ss them PAIR otto citizens s CHASE wslHston D g
MAJOR GENERALS.-We have a small con.
cheap ont haze g9s 3q aao.l 7S ,1d a5's NJ
The Pine Bluff (Ark.) Vindicator, a stanch
supporter Of Seymour and BLAIR says: We are now IN
nag Arkansas. The glory Of that day has departed
outwardy Changes have been %TGuShi S9t re memory
in honor of Arkansas defending her honor ,PPS
seeding 6 viii hv the Re' SespoeTs hand can eradicate
one glorious remembrance Of the pasI We i've ~ vi
wore and though chained and downtrocden by ianaucs,
know the time is fast approaching When l6nS aI 5I,I
will sing requiem over the grave oil h,ulCa, Mtous'
beaten Shaft that buOyed up the flag Of liberty ana
although that emblem ceases 70 ~ hIS ~ ~, 'rc
and we hope ,rhe, ts rH rest on ne grace eAere"
lies etery RQdioai IA tbs country
THAT THIRD PARTY
The Washington correspondent Of The Pint
adelDhin Dispatch telcRraphs: 4 movement was com,
menced here to-day with the object Of forming thlId
party Chase for President ana Cen LIVING o IN
sas for VcePresident THIS movement has been 5Iatiou
dissatisfied Win lht holHlllatIoi
OF Seymour and Blair, and ConseryatIyes OF te IHse
persuasion who determined to run Chase at all haz-
date under these auspices and 30 is confidently asserted
tonight that tho new party WI receive the supi d
action Of the NewYOrk Convention consultation was
held at the White House tbls morning at which sccIea
80 seward and Wccs and Senator DOOituc were pres
emf and II is reported that the subject was iu discussed
and the result that rumors were soon AFTER eicu
lated on tie that ntatOy steps had Dceh taken
10 set the ball In motion"
The Boston Journals Washington correspond
ent says: e. The Chase or thrd party movement is con
friends Of the Justice and Will In all probabiy,
amount to nothing In reference to the stones anpat
about Judge Chases intentions 10 support tbe Demo
cratic ticket have the highest authority for stating that
few days ago that he voted in Ohio and that if
important local election there in which he felt
would he cast ballot He feels perfectly tranquil aud
| pOnents would have the country believe"
The Washington correspondent of The Spring.
6ed Republican says There Is an undercurrcnt move
ment among politicians here which IL is difficult TO reach
but which dsturbs the surface Just enough 10 indicate
its That movement Is still IN embryo, but think
It's purpose has been devised near enough 10 warrant the
publication OF the Iacts Ntr sn.t e nom
nation disappointed Democrats throughout the cOun
| I'M throwing overheard such Hendricks, Chase
Hancock and Others for Seymour and Blair have been
the field and have been trying for two or three days 70
induce certain dissatisfied Republicans TO join them with
Chase as leader and candidate IL argued that third
candidate would take majority OF the Democratic votes
IN the country and enough OF me kepu9cans who have
electoral vote All the indications point To this as the
conrse likely 20 pursued. 1t IS certain, from the
action OF the leaders here that there is widespread dis
satisfaction among the Democrats. aud # Mr. Chase will
consent TO run he VIII have an opportunity ~ he VIII
NOT then Grant and Coax will have most Of the votes
among the soreheaded Democrats ana the balance VIII
! take no part in the election on either side"
The Fail Rirer (Mass) NeicS says: "This is
only shrewd trick Of willy Democrats to draw on
UntSs from Grant and Colfax The Democratic party
discipline perfect for anything more than an IN,
,h,rd caudidafe Hendricks and Hancock would not
EIbt their prospects Of future preferment by mbung
thsir hands i'm the Chase movement Probably most OF