Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-07

4 plrFRHkScE OF OPINION.


VIZ have already published Miles O'lteil
Isis announcement thai The War Democrats
are only retained IN the tanks Of that party
..h; tile slightest link OF association. and
their utter refusal to help, in any
way, 10 elect l'cndltion 'tihai ultra Cop
pprhcad, and ialSthealted Northeruer On
the other hand, Nullandigham says nobody
Of tie War Democracy can be acceptable.
He talks lhus:
Mol platform or candidate will Or can
cuiry ONO, OF any western or hul,ler stale
that l. committed, openly or tacilly. 10 tlr
prescription Of the sagAcious, gallant and
truly patriotic men who refused 10 support
HE late civil war, With all It's evil aud butter
irmt accommodating now every day. Let the
Captain Cutil's Of War Democracy and
Conservatism make a note Of il.
The following named gentlemen have
hccn elected as members Of tongress from
North Carolina - first District, John X
Frcneh Second Duv,d llrainn Third,
General o. IT, Dockcfy; Fourth, John L.
Dcwecsc; Fifth, Israel q. Lash; sixth, n,
l}oydcn seventh, A. IL Jones. These are
all Republicans except n. Boyden, Of the
Sixth District.
lion. II. I. Blow will not lie II cantli-
date for Governor Of Missouri. The Raai-
eals of South Missouri favor the nomination
Of Hon. J w McCnrg, while those 81
North Missouri will likely support l.ieutcn-
ant Governor George Smith.
The Georgia papers give credit to ilt
military authorities throughout the State iDi
the perfect iirnnrss AMI impaitialiiy ri ihGii
conduct during the recent election. Beyond
their ciloi q preserve ihe peace and secure
freedom Of voting 10 citizens of every color
| they took no part in affairs.
The Raleigh N. G. Star Is reasonably
philosophical ovcrihc ratification Of the new
Constitution in North Carolina 1t recon
mcnds every body to bear in mind TIM, how
ever much they may dislike ii, they have
got to live under il Till they can get bette
one, and the sooner they 20 To work Ii
make the best of their condition. the bette
tor them. Ills is sensible.
No Revolutions.
From the New York SUI, May 27th.I
Andrew johnson may be deposrd and dis
franchiscd, and Benjamin Franklin Wad
installed in his place but people win
have seen the lite blood OF Il quarter Of
million of their sons flow ont on lie battle
field are not going into ii ircnzY because al
accidental President is TOPPED oni Of vi
chair, according to the forms Of law, by iii
men who placed him there, hui whose con
iliencc he has betrayed. And it Mr.. Wal
should, in cooperation with the Senate, re
move every Federal Office holder, from hi
Cabinet down to the tide walters, the peu
pie, 50 far from revolving, would feel rattle
relieved by the consciousness HAT no chang
could let loose upon them more hunnr
. | swarm Of yunuirrS III ihr uuipriLv 4
Northern electors should regard ihc con
dcmuaiion of Mr. johnson as No, jlsiiiie
. by the law and tho facts Of the case. or til
administration of Mr. Wade as inopporun
or proscrpiive, they will redress the wron.
Of the former and punish the offences Of III
latter, not by violence, but through the il
rcsistible ye-pcaceinl energies Of the hall,
, box.
IT. after n sharp struggle Mr.. Prndrt0
should be dsputed to lift mp the oilicil
scoufye and dive the Republicans from III
public crib, so far from their raising III
t sword against Lin, they would he muc
more apt to hoist their sails for u profitab
| voyage on That ocean of grecnbacks wher,
with he proposes to enrich the country.
on the other hand, Gen. Grant should |
| sent to the Executive Mansion Tor the ne.
j four years, we should look for Il reign
peace and prosperity both in the North an
$ in the South. The North would turn fro
i its ordinary pursuits barely long enough
: read the returns of the election, while Il
t South would cease its resistance to the inc
{ liable sequences of the rebellion, compile
S the reconstruction of its shattered State
S and devote Its energies TO reviving lis d
e pressed industry, and educating its ignoral
populacc.