Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-06-04
TAE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FoR


PRES{DENT.
lIoratio Seymour, who is opposed to the
small States Qike Delaware having as many
United States Senators, as the large ones,
has indicated his friendly willingness to take
Judge Chase us Democratic candidate for
President. His home organ, the Albany
Argus, urges what can be made for the par
ty by this course, and the Gasstte, Demo-
cratic organ of Wilmington, Del. approving
ly copies the article. Mr. Warden, the con
tidential White House correspondent Of the
Baltimore SIN, teegraplis that paper the
warm feeling among Washington Democrats
iii behalf Of Chase. and relates how he is the
second choice of all the friends of Hancock,
and Pcndlcton. Mr. Johnson he says, is
warmly disposed toward the GOOD Chief Jus
lice, as well lie may lie. since it is by The
Kindness Of The G. j.. that he is not consign-
ed 10 his tailoring business at Greenyillc.
Nallandigham declares that if the party is
not to have Pendlcton, lie prefers Mr. Chase,
and this he states after having distinctly
threatened that neither lie nor his friends
will poll single vote for Hancock or any
War Democrat On the other hand tie
New York Citis and lie World some
time ago warned thcirlariy. thstii topleasc
Nallanaigham and the impractcahe blatant
secessiouists Of the West, who cave conlin-
ued aid and comfort to the Rebellion. Pen.
dlclon was nominated, tens Of thousands ul
War Democrats at The East would boil The
ticket. But, intimates the Writ, in effect
there is no such objection against Justice
Chase. He ought, besides, 10 be acceptable
to the Western sympathsers, after his Grci-
sion in their behalf, in the Miligan ana Mis-
souri, preacher cases lie served them a
good turn, there, as he since dill for Mr..
johnson.
Acting upon these suggestions a meeting
Of New York politicians to organize Mr..
Glasses Democratic friends has already been
held al the Fifth Avenue Hotel Several
such organizations have for some time been
IN ii,ot in Washington Tie Democrats Of
Newburyporl have formally nominated him.
On all hands he gathers strength, and Han
cock and Pqnlaon lose
The Democrats assert that the Republicans
made a hlunderat Chicago, in thu framing Of
their suffrage resolution. Suppose Chase
nominated, on universal suffrage and uni
yersal amnesty Would noi many uld RI
publicslis vote fol him; Or at any rate
would not many Of tic Radicals til = Pm
Dick, pull Devil. about it, au,l SAY away
from the polls: They think Ohio and Penn.
| sNlyania could be carried III till wax. and
/ probably every southern STATE, besitles til
Border States, and others North which ths,
expect 10 get underany circumstances. The,
| say that 10 nominate Hancock sin6rely i,
repeat the Mcclellan experiment. aid pla,
seclnd-iidaie lnionism, in which The,
cannot expect iocin ] the Republicans. II
nominate l'cudlpton i. 10 gayanile aha,
issue. such q sympalhi1er with ihe soutl
carries weight in the Iacc, torthe yoitlc Z
Tie North is decidedly against him 1t iii
yeiS outset. What then is 10 he done. Tak
a man who Is neither unpopular with III
sympatuizers Is II MON General. nor oilan
sve 10 the War Democrats rs a '.Copnel
head, but throwing aside dead issues, hor
Is the man @he saved ANDY Johnson baill.
ed lien Wade, ava smashed Buffers I'm
peachmcnl machine. lltrt is the true tiicn,
Of tic NAslsY fling. tlJe KIM oflobbyina. Ii
MlGm 'lhul!ow Weed /, hy,i a baby. He
au Old Democrat mind and only left III