New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18
THE PRESIDENCY.
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A standard Democratic work DIAN .
RhetOric!"
The trumpet blast of the Democracy ~
general biare! - looli,-
new exercise in grammar-oey iio''' ''''''''
ing nomination H..
Tho rr,,. uniform well becomes Seymour out
how does il at Frank Blairi
C.,a;,i,tes Of the Fourth Party-Bngham
youne and Brick POmeroy' 49,,
uond,i,4,s saws that Blair is generous WIN
.b'rtst or lemons and whiskyf
nv 70 Seymour-"I have troops enough TO
t,re care OF the mob and You too'
Cool with the thermometer at 1OO'-Balley'
=, TL, gos,,l Herald calling Grant "jackass''
Southern journal calls SeymOur-our Hora-
O., mind voa-the "Artful Dodger." Heavens!
Tho oraanization of Seymour Rangers has
.J seymour deranscrs will be in order after a
while.
7 compares the New-York nominations
Che s,r,Iuox-hable to kill hard 10 cure ana haruer
10 endure.
~Ue CScvmour) wears the mantle of Democ-
49,, rC,posrhead paperI ''The green mantle oil the
s,,gnant pOuL" shakespeare
po,dIoton announces that he means to keep
nod ~ f1e Democratic candidates all through inc
,ampaicn Poor Belmont!
The Democratic newspapers are very iluI"
,rrled about the loyal carpetbagsers at the SOUTH
Nhey prefer the Rebel knap>acheFS'
A. +,o Democrats can't agree about the plat
o., and are still stupeded with Blair MI sey inour
.no,ns 10 90 1t alone on his department.
=. :. said that A. J. has his weather eye out
g. trture senatorshp. He will have to move 10 Den"
,rs then. 4 good match for salisbury!
"I,ues~ wants us to send him back num-
.of m, Uofd containing that article on Grant Please
- che date OF the issue, the page, and the column
T5e U,oyJd speaks Of Horatio Seymour as
&c, - This is an alusion to the Pat Riots IN New
york in July 1906
Fifteen men and boys, headed by brass
nd are called long procession" by the Corperheau
journal Of Scranton Penn. What immense enthusiasm
Many Of the unterrifcd base their hope OF
eo,,r.s carving New-Yo-k upon the fact that MS
friends. ear vote oener than the friends OF any olheI
man.
Az the Democratic ratification, in Richmond,
.anco declared that What tie Coatederoeg to"gH Jor
s,orrd be ,ro, By he election Of seymour ad b.g" ~
e,Dr,, % w. XIX. -, - =
The Seymour-shriekers, who are endeavorihg
20 restore the old OF things in this country might
rs well attempt to force tlreemonths cN'Aeh D"'A
into its shell.
The papers announce the portrait OF Frank
lair taken In Is different positions. There is one char
acterlstic common to ALL in every position he Is IN
pursuit Of Office.
It took the Democratic National Convention
bree DAYS 10 nominate candidate but only three min
es to pass resolution requesting President johnson to
pardon JEFF. Davis!
A Western paper says that the Democrats in
Indiana are 20 enraged the defeat Of Pcndeton that
they actually show symptoms OF apopexy if greenbaek
IS exhibited to them.
The Democratic National Convention opened
with an eloquent prayer by the Rev Mr. Morton ana
closed with eloquent curses, not loud but deep by the
swinded Peu6letonians.
The Commonwealth SAYS: 1--WE are expecting
every day 10 hear some enthusiastic Democrat give
reason for COaxs unftnes for the YicePresdency that
ne never drunk in his liie'
A Philadelphia soldier proposes trip on
foot TO Galveston, Texas bearing in his hand nag h-
scribed with Che names of Grant and Cofax. lie had
netter go to breaking stone or hoeing corn
Somebody thinks dlat Seymour ought to be
elected President because the NewYork militia went TO
Washington when Lee invaded Pennsylvania. Who did
She more to defeat Lee, seymour or Grant,
Miles O'Reilly--he who writes verses in praise
of Grant-caAs Seymour can apple OF gold in basket OF
silver" Say basket of geenoack Miles, and You have
At right But O, what an apple-rotten to the core.
Mr.. Pendleton, with his theory Of unlimited
reenbacks cngs around the neck OF Seymour Ike the
d Man OF the sea on the shoulders Of Snbad Seymour
ia sure to be choked unless he breaks his tormcnor5
head.
Mr. Peudleton was very cross at Grafton the
other night began his speech by scolding the audi
euce for not listening TO hin, and then assured them that
personal disappointment fingered in his breast no
longer.
When people are drowned cannon are some
times fred for the purpose Of raising theircoses The
Democrats Lave been firing cannon over Seymour and
Blair But there is hopes Of getting their heads above
water.
An old soldier who has lost an arm says"
am waiting to see the people Of this country going
90 elect Horatjo Seymour, and II they do Will swear
that lost nv arm thTeshiD not in defense
of my country"
A New-YOrk paper says that Blair takes
whisky for medicinal purposes Tie Hartford Past says
eve nciAed TO think it "for medicinal pur-
poses to VIII for He dreadfully corned all
the time he WAS here"
Hendricks gave Seymour first rate charac
ter in his recent speech the Senate but "didn MT
think ii necessary into Blair" and hadn't time 20
explain what Che platform meant" Not altogether salts
factory, but prudent
DOOhttle says that Seymour can't be elected
without the support Of the Conservative Republicans"
As the survivors Of that party are supposed 10 be only
three in number. Nj. Doote evidently does not hope
-zor very large majority.
Semmes, the pirate, supports Seymour and
Blair OF course, and has made a speech urguy their
election. II u suggested that they should h3ppen 10
be elected he would make good Minister 10 England TO
settle the AiGbaD,d claims.
DoOittle too, says that Seymour fought the