The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-19
POLITICAL ITEMS.

Il
in July, said :-"If they nominate
Chase, Isuppose must support him
but I'll be III won't make a fight
before see Sumner put on the ticket
with him for Vice President"
A Washington dispatch says thai
gentlemen who have conversed With
Secretary Seward say he will vote FOL
Grant and Colfax, no matter whRi
other candidates may be in the field.
The Boston Post, the principa
Democratic paper in New England, dis
misses the Chase movement with III,
remark:
whoever is nominated for the Presi
dency by the Democratic Convention.
We feel pretty sure, will be nominated
upon Democratic platform. promise
support of Democratic principles, or be
Will not receive the Democratic vote OF
the country"
QuIScr. ILL.,. June IL. 1865.
To the Editor OF the Commercial:
Sir-I have understood that Genera,
Grant is r Catholic Is it SO? Answer
aud you Will obIige many as we'll 81
myself
General Grant is uot Catholic. H'
family are EDS. CoN.I
A correspondent who had an tier
view with Governor Brownlow reports
the following:
What, so far as Tennessee Is con-
cerned." I inquired, twill be the result
OF the Presidential campaignS"
practically" he answered, sit will
be all one way. Fight as the rebels
will, they cannot possibly carry for the
Democratic candidate either section of
the State; and Grant will go out of
East Tennessee with 5000 majority. 1
obtained Is 600 at my last election; and
we have grown stronger rather than
weaker in the meantime. Two months
hence our valleys and mountains Will
be ablaZe with loyal enthusiasm"
Consistency is jewel which the
Chase Democracy do not coyet. When
the Chief Justice was perambulating
the Southern States in search of negro
favor three years ago, the Hartford
Times, now one of the most rabid OF
the Chase Democracy organs, demol-
ished Its great hero after the following
fashions
'Is il not remark able that the Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court of the
United States. ROBBED in his judicial
ermine. should step down from the.
bench and go around the country ma
king electioneerings speeches? 1sit not
singular that he should write letters to |
organize party to support him for the |
Presidency, and then travel from State
TO State making up issues against the |
President, giving opinions before negro |
crowds and other audiences upon ques-
tons that may come before his court |
for final settlement? Such reprebensi-
BILE conduct never before disgTaced the |
bench OF the Supreme Court, and il |
cannot be too severely rebuked."
Dick Busted is Chase man.-OMo !
State journal.
Chase TeciprOcates. He is busted |
man.-RdDstlto1t Telegraph.
There is clearly a conspiracy be- |
tween Chief Justice Chase and the Sec. |
ond Adventists to rescue jeff. Davis
from justice. Chase has postponed his |
trial until October b, and the Adventists |
have arranged 10 have the world come
to an end three days before.
or tine twenty-seven States now rep
resented in Congress, the Governors
and Legislatures OF eighteen are Re-
lican.
1t Is said to be fact that the Post |
master General has received letters |
asking why Petroleum V. Nasty is |
allowed to remain in his department |
while attempting to bring odium on |
the administration.
Henry Clay Dean, tho Iowa apos-
tie OF Democracy, made his appearance |
in OUumwa last week. The Courier |
Inns this TO say of his visit: III. C. |
and in front OF one OF the saloons near |
a corner on Main street, was spOuting |
treason to Il knot OF his protectives- |
the faithful Democracy He was |
overheard to say that these one-armed |
soldiers who are thrust under our |
noses as objects of charity are fft car |
caSscSJo7 the 9Gttolcs.
The Hon. Wm. NJ. Converse, OF |
"A member OF the Demo-
cratic National Committee, has an
nounced his purpose TO vote for General
Grant for President.
Wendell Phillips now attributes
.he defeat OF Impeachment, in part, to
women, whisky, cowardlce, green
backs, FTeemasonry, negro hate, Offices
for ones sixteen pine tree cousins,a de-
ceased Chief Justice, spite, dyspepsia
and noodicism." Rather II bad lot of
symptoms.
The Democracy having been seven
years out of power, their intense desire
seven year ITCH"
The complaisant disposition of the
Southern Democrats on the subject of
the national debt is well illustrated by
John Forsyth, of the Mobile Register,
who tells Il Northern Democratic edi.
tor: 'Da what you please with tho PM
lie debt-pay it in gold or reenbacks
or TcPWdtatc IL IN toto, and we are with
you"
We see II announced that General
Charles G. ALPHABETICALLY known
ms City Register, politically as tho
Democratic Union Party, and poettcal-
~ as Miles O'Reilly-has been ap-
pointed TO present the claims OF Mr..
Chase 10 the Democratic Convention.
General Halpine will introduce his
speech by singing the following verses
from one of his best known lyrics.
We fancy the sensation the strains OF
his manly and spirited tenor voice will
create as he warblesthe following.-N.
Y. Tribune.
Come I'LL your glasses, fellows,
And stand up in a row,
On II Presidential drinking
We are going for 10 go;
Letus have no more discussion here
AT least no more tonight
While for President Ulysses Grant
We take our foremost light
u, for President Uly Sses -r
Let every glnsS be bright
May he rule the country he has saved
Ana God defend the right
In the world to-day no prouder name
Isl orno on any breeze,
And with Grunt to cheer the shin nj state
Oar nag shall rule the seas.
no "Domlnion" shall be North ofus
And south OF us no foe
our stars and Stripes in the Canndas
And likewise Mexico!
For with Pr stdent Ulysses
VIII DC few who care to hight
May no rule the country he mas saved
And God defend the right!
SO; boys nnnI bumper,