New-York tribune., 1868-06-24


this side Of the water will be awaited with interest
Gen. Grant is supported by every illustliouS
soldier in tho UniOnSherman Meade, olelldl oeAes'
Emory Schofeld Mover Ord, Halleck. Fitzpatrick, LO-
gan, Rawlings, and host Of volunteer iieneIas many
Of whom have heretofore been Democrats. Gen Han
cock is the only really prominent officer who seems VIII
ing to train with the antiwar Democracy
Several Journals, in quoting Carl SchnIzs
resolutions adopted a. laIt 4 @ tno Ei'TEo % ti"n
opens with the declaration that we hail wlh s;''iSac
thus eve favor the removal of all restrictions, 50 Jas
ne spirit Of disioyoty wa de o"t 10y az Srr0r M ~, %
the printer 1t has been made TO read; 80 y"St Us "e
spirit Of iogairy giH direct"
All the members of the Soldiers and Sailors
National Republican Executive Committee Wh9 can
possibly do so are requested to meet al the Asor House
New York on June 27 at IL O'clock. Tue purpose OF TINS
meeting TO select the Sub Committee ana Siato Centdl
Committee determined upon at tho Chicago touVshion
ami generally 10 devise plan for tue most ohruNo
organization OF the soldiers and sailors i"r the fros
Dental campaign.
Albert Pike, i'm The Memphis Appeal, says
Of the Chase movement 1--WE nave heard that Catholic
sailors tired Of fish aud egg' II they ha9 tsSo TO & fat
letting the ships side into the sea- and drawing II
up again. repeating he formula pI"n Gi'ca mt nea"
absOlutOn or doing penance No Othcf process, "o
think, can make Democrat out of Salmon T. Ch"se''
The Hon. Isaac II. Hawkins, member OF Con-
crcss from the With District of Tennessee, spoke re-
Gently in Huntington in that state declaring Tor co9leu
suffrage ana tho redemption OF United states bonus ~
greenbacks; cOndemnlilg the naoha Daih iieS %
the removal of political disabilities from leading I.eDes
while Of less note we're Left TO bear te Due, m
had opposed impeachment, not rs friend OF JOhhsoh
but advocate OF law and justice
Brick PornerOy grows pious over the Demo, Demo
Yours is a duty greater than thrown upon dehD
eratve body since the first assembly OF that oldeh Son
and patriotism, as demonstrated by your CONCLUSIONS
will save or destroy all that is eternaly De@utluI O
America. May He who rewards aS We arc liue give you
that wisdom which viii make us VINO LABOR lOt l,e g
today and tue rights of the unborn ilreiistnle III hs
coming contest between the oppresSOrs ana oppressed
In the breath he calls Tor practcalrrpuud'oh VI
the national debt.
The Cincinnati Commercial says that p mem
bers of the Democratic delegation OF ONO 10 ihe Nat9ha
Convention had caucus at the Bnrncl HOusc lew uay
ago. Ihe special sugect OF ne HsouSs,U ~ % cI ont
ton was the financial pohcy o iho party. II Iuiuu ~,
that only OF the "a delegates were converts 10
the Pendleio-EnquT@ doctrine oi l9Is @ to ~
debt In glcenhacks This Is an 0unhuus clrcunSlduSc ~
less than onehrd OF the Ohio delegation are geGhDlck-
ers' how are the fehuetOanS 20 -, @ and he
tion with their great prnclpeF one urIeR, snu , ~
Of the highest repue Of ability came out squirely Tor the
reputation of the national debG and declared III iaVOr OF
lighting the battle OF the Summer on thtt issue
The Wisconsin State Journal thus touches up
the proposed Conservative soldiers, and sailors Con-
venton which is in this city during the session
sdeshOw to that institution: Several persons styng
themselves National Executive committee laho caSn m
a Convention of Conservative Soldiers ana Sailors VINO
are anxious the country from tue RUE OIL e
Radical party to meet IN NeW-1ok on Ihe SAINT S u3S
that the guar COpperhead aud Rebel Democracy hou
their National Convention They are mainly men c uli-
known fame. Gen. L. ;. Bragg OF thls stte, ana
Gorman of Minnesota, are among the sgners Ie opect
of the Convention is to collect few sOichedded poH-
ticaus who may have had some connection WIN ule
army but failed to be appreciated ~ their own estimate
of themselves and them TO give color 10 report
that the action of Butcher Forest and ms Colleagues III
the regular Convention approved Dy the suders Iat
game will succeed. The great mass OI the Oph0 y"e
defenders OF the Republic heartily support Grant ana
COfaX." stt
The Nelc- Orleans Republican says. We have
received letter from TerIoOOue Parish IN reference TO
the Board Of Registration and their acts. The Board
was composed, the writer remarks OF two malignant
Rebels, the third apPontee umon man, haYihg Win, IN
drawn i'm disgust Their incorrect returns report the
election of seven Couucilnen in the town OF Houma,
though ouly five are required by law. The
seven are Messrs. Thomas q. Hargs, Robert
and c. NJ Daspit, a. S Helmck Peter Berger, James
Blahut and Samuel Wolfe all belonging 10 the same ca
as the two Registrars, while James NJ. Vance, Milton
Young, T. w. DeGray, John Hicks, John Green were
duly elected the Republican ticket by majority OF
about two hundred votes over their Rebel competitors.
Again. they declared elected one j. B Dunn as u Police
Juror while his competitor, Henry Lashley was duly
elected by majority, the former having received 10
votes and the latter 25 But Mr. LasAlcy Is friend OF
the Government and not opposed TO reconstruction ana
therefore Rebels did not declare him elected T. B raj
gout who received IS votes declared elected Justice
of the Peace his competitor ". VI. Wilson, RcpnD-
lcan who received 262 votes For Constable, T. POther
whe received votes. declared elected as Huch,
while A. Ferret, his competitor. Republican, who re-
ceived 27 votes tabOOcd. The arbitrary selection of
these uuelected Rebels by the two military appOnees Is
in perfect keeping with the spirit OF the uutviilhcd
petition was lied in court 70 contest o election and IL
will ventiate the fasty Of the Registrars returns