New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-18

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The SprinQfeld Republican says: "The Love
iov who has been disgracug his cloth and his namo by
brayling al Cambridge is the brother of the martyr
Loyeoy who at Alton sealed his faith with his blood
aud OF owen LovejOy, the friend Of Lincoln and one OF
the truret Of the early ansavery men Of the country
Lest the family should be puHed up oyermueh ana ex
allied beyond measure this Cambridge Loveioy was given
them as a thorn in the flesh. He is vulgar. unprnc
pied fellow, who. after brief career as an apostle OF
philanthropy, has grayitaed TO democracy and whisky
by pure weight OF character"
The Cincinnati GaSette has the following com
prehcnsiye and just criticism OF the recent greonbaek
speech Of the demagOGca Sam Cary, the "workngmens
representative in COngress "The most curious thing
in tho political history Of the day. is Cays speech On the
finances delivered Monday night. To argue seriously
with man so profoundly ignorant would be waste OF
time and It il marvellous that any people should ser
Ously propose TO elect such person to Congress II we
come down 70 that kind OF material for Representatives
In the National Legislature may look in vain for hon
esty economy, wisdom in the public business
Vanandigham says the New-YOrk Convention
was imbued with the spirit which went forth on the
natal morn when Christ horn" The operations Of
that spirit described unqueshouabe authority IN
these words
Then Herod was exceeding wroth and sent forth and
slew all the children that were IN Bethle9en ana III al
the coasts thereof from two years old ana under"
Imbued with tins spirit, the New-YOrk Convention
chose as their candidate the friend" Of the who
roasted young orphans IN 1885, and the man whose only
claim nomination in his proposal to inaugurate
another revolution at the south the Tamnany ticket Is
elected
HOW EVERY STATE NAY BE WON FOR THE
REPUBLICANS.
There is quite storm among the Democratic
Journals Of Connecticut They have made an awful dis
coyerv An Irish Republican journal Is being circulated
among the Irishmen Of the State If this Is allowed 10
continue farewell to the Irish vote" That much
coveted article viii surely 60 over TO the other side We
have not doubt Of it. SO let Copperdom lament ana
bemoan; but let every Republican state Committee im
tate the example of the of Connecticut We sutoin
the circular:
OFFICE OF REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE
WEST MERIDEN Conn, July 20, 1868.
contest the Committee earnestly recommend the plan OF
circulating The Irish Republic newspaper published ~
ii will do a good work wherever it is taken have or
The paper viii be furnished for six months clubs Of ten
or more one address, for 81 per copy Let me urge you
TO do your ger UP club among the Irish voters II
Instances the parties subscribing Will be Wiling 10 pay
for it themselves. know OF no paper so well calculated
The Legislature has passed a law changing entire
system OF registering and admitting electors WHICH II Is
HOPED WILL RENDER FRAUDULENT VOTING MORE DIFF
COLT In secure the BENEFITS Of II viii however, Ie
as soon as can get printed, and hope you will study
thoroughly considering the apathy elslnk aIu3hs OI
vention OF fraud which hope for we ought by Ygor
work Ia carry the State lor Grant ana C9aH very
truly yours. u Ii. PLAII' Chairman
"sTATEs-RIGHTSn NUTS FOR MR.. SEYMOUR TO
CRACK.
Mr. Seymour in his letter of acceptance to
the Democratic General Committee says: ono man can
nghtfuy enter upon the duties OF the Presidential Office
peope expressed IN constitutional way, but is also pre-
pared stand up for the rights of minonues he must
enOuuce measures which would wrong personal or home
rights The religious conscience OF the 1umDesV cuzen
cped nationality, all the privileges OF American ct-
zenship" What does all tins mean Uphold me rights
ht 70 disfrauchse negroes, now can no belp lIt
me law ocs eycnae5l from oficeeeu hal
sbould be elected Presdent II the Rebels of Maryland
should put OF their old laws never yet repealed in
force and thereby hinder every Catholic from approach
ing within 100 yards Of the state Capitol how Is the Pres.
dent Of the United States 20 the Catholic Maryander
proteetedf II the descendants Of tho cavaliers Of
bgoted Virginia should hunt up the old law never yet
repealed which says Roman Catholics and negroes can
lot give testimony in the courts OF law except in
negroes, what coud the President do 20 protect
the rights Of minors NotIDs' according TO Dit. sey;
Mr. Seymours, bats ~ catch Irish Catholic votes
mere words and amount 10 nothing. They are simply
number OF the "blnd' followers OF Democracy IN this
city and elsewhere. However, there arc few Irish
Catholics, whose eyes Seymour cannot throw dust IN,
and they are Increasing every aayy. ,
..#r a CATHOLIC uusliIAN
DISSATISFACTION AMONG TIE HANCOCK DEMO
Gratis.
Gen. BOyntOn writes from Washington to
The Oinetnnati Gazette :. '..
Gen Steedman one OF the most prominent men IN
theHaDcock movement The day atter the nomination
OF Cancellation. But as the result showed very little
comfort did Seymour Steeamau tcld Inn plainly
which but another name for fraud told
hiia that honest soldier COuld support him I.
thai ne was q representative OF the Peace De
mOcracy alone; and that, however much he and
his lrrends might attempt 10 distOrt conceal or apollo
gzo for las record during the every soldier in the
land would IT, and desert tie man or the party
witch approved - This Was but part OF steedman's
honest language, and Steedman unlike some who feel as
he does tells everyone openly that nc UH not support he
ticket Gen. Ewing supports the ticket merely because
having been candidate before the Convention. ne fces
az honor bound 20 abide its action But there
1n Washington who feels downhearteQ than he
the work OF the Convention His brother who has been
hs earnest as INC General In all Conservative movements,
openly announces ne ticket and supports Grant and Col
fax This Is only OF moment as showing the real feelings
Of the Ewing circle There has scarcely been a mare
dsATtted D'a', IN Washington since tho NewYork Con
all his talk has been: Il could hardly have been worse
but the ticket VIII grow. Don't be blue IL win surely
grOW.@ He meant those at the North Of course Caleb
Cushing does not eonceai ms disgust ara few dispute
the practical way no has OF Describing ne situatien:
seymour won't live year N you do elect him Your
ticket is nothing less than this For President
Frank Blair" Montgomery BAR himself tells his
friends, with expressive smile The ticket good
one. but then, Of course IT'S wrong Side up" Gen l.
Campbell had san W0rds whatever for the the
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