New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-19
THE PRESIDENCY.
LINCOLN COVENANT COUNCIL

Council NO x - p wa presided After the chair
man had made few remarks relatVe ~ IN ~ 800
sirhis 10 ali men he Introduced TO the audience Mr.
Nathaniel Appleby This last hanet -. % oa
maj tbe couuty owed debt Of graunue 10 the negro
The nation should protect hm as ne ha9 hepeG 70
protect her honor Mr. A. n, eH1 hg3 t i
had been made this country during tne sI lew years
Inc pe1Iiou VIE tbs papers of the actions OF
men without mention being made or Color
Rev DR. j d. Moore next said few words with TO
card to the prospects aud contentious Of the Republican
Sarty The X. L. Perry, the editor of The Peoples
urged il on his colored brethren TO agitate the
question Of suffrage day and night until it settled
aud if the Democrats would give good security for he
wouldn't believe them without that they would allow
them. After few remarks from Mr. Mellish the chair
man introduced Susan B. Anthony amid
great applause, and she commenced by re-
ferring 60 her memorable stumping expedition
told me cOl0reo women that they mad simply changed
tiers and that while under their husbands rule they
st in slavery She felt this wasthe hour for the
nation 20 make TINS genuine republic III the fepuDil,
can party mad only acted justly the rights Of al would
for free tight "Whom the gods destroyed they made
mad and the cause lay with the Radicals Let the
people make universal suffrage that should be universal
aud PUT no trust IN any one party Democrats and Re
publlcans were both equally unprinciped-what they
wanted the "steangs." The Democrats from
long abstinence, were hungry and thirsty and We're
back into Office. Miss Anthony closed by saying that
was the duty OF Congress to see that none OF It's citizens
were DISTINGUISHED.
COMMITTEE.
At the regular meeting of the Union Republi-
seven co1sistD, of Messrs WDlam p Richardson Mar.
shall o. Roberts, Chas. S. Spencer Chas o. Davis,
William NJ Lalubier Norman Statt0n, ana Df
Frederick Schultz was appointed 10 melnOEahle |
Congress the subject Of amending our present |
neutrality laws. so as to afford better protection to natu
ralzed citizens abroad. Dr. Schultz announced the or
ganzauon Of German Central Committee, which will
hold ratification meeting this evening AZ the Gernanla
hid been made for a grand mass meeting at Cooper In
/.
Roscoe COnkiBg, ana other distinguished speakers Will
De present IL decided to hold the Republican pr
mary elections in the different districts Oh the evening Of
the 5Oth inst.
THIBD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT UNION REPUBLICAN |
ASSOCIATION.
The Third Assembly District Union Repub- |
lcan Association, which met last week for the purpose
OF organizing Grant and ColiaX Club, is pushing for,
MessrS. L A. WiuOughby, j. c. White, and A. p. De !
VOusuey held meeting last evening at their headquar
tiers, No SO Broome-s, TO enron al those VINO Wlsleu 10
0n the ranks of the association Quite number OF new
names added to the roll OF membership The Club
their numbers very largely ON Friday evening
there will be election for officers.
GRANT AND COLFAX FESTIVALS AND EX-
CURsIONS.
Social influence is important IN politics as
elsewhere. Through this the dramshops become recruit
Ing stations the Democratic party We are glad TO
notice marked social feature in many Of the gatherings
the pending Presidential campaign. such Is the Festl-
val by the Republicans OF the Ninth Assembly
strict whose wives and children, as we learn by an al
vertisement IN another column, 10 accompany the
Union League Association OF the Twentysecond Ward ON
excursion 10 Dudeys Grove, next Tuesday, the I'd
They expect that their large oarge Viii carry up great
number OF friends of Grant aud CoiuX. AT the grove
Major Douglas Campbell, and other orators Will make
speeches. These means Of helping ON tle cause OF
equal and exact justice 10 all men cannot be 100
much encouraged.
GEN. MCCLELLAN IN FAVOR OF GEN. HANCOCK.
Ii has been said that Gen. Hancock has re-
cpved letter from Gen. Mcclellan announcing his re-
the United States in August next and that he has
July Convention. Gen Hancock says that he was not
che recipient Of the letter. but that such letter was re-
nv loud he Of
Gen Hanoock is the best man 10 lead the Democratic
the coming Presidential contest and says that II
he should be nominated he McCleanl viii take an active
part the campaign II is understood that Gen McClel
Ian will support the Democratic candidates whoever
Ghey may be.
Beauregard is breakfasted by the NewYOrll
Democracy DelmonoO's, while Grant is denounced and
r,diouled by their organs
The St. Louis Democrat says that Brick
Pomeroys recent speech in that city made Grant 200
SOtes, and wants Brick" 70 come again
The MONTGOMERY Nail advises its associates to
assang Gen Grant, lest this may nJure the De
mocracy Of the North. Tie Ly1ei6urg Republican says
the same thing
The Secretary of the Michigan Republican
State Central Committee reports Grant ana
CUlfax clubs already formed III this state whose ouceis
Aaye reported 10 him.
The Columbus Journal says several of the
Ohio delegates 10 tine Democratic National convention
Notwithstanding their instructions Tor PendIeton are
working openly for Chase
The Democrats of Columbus, Ohio, at their |
recent Convention eyinced their determination 70 - 20
modern phases by voting TO indOrse the Visible AdmlX
ture act which has been declared unconstitutional by
Gac Supreme Court
The Washington correspondent Of The Albany |
Argus says that the Ohio friends OF Mr. PendletOn viii
assent To tle passage OF the twOhirds rule in the New
York Convention aud that they fail under the opera
of the rule. 70 nominate their candidate they VII
use their power under the rule 10 veto the nomination Of
CiefJustice Chase.
The Utica Herald says that Mr.. Chases letter |
declaring himself a candidate for Office, but ayerIlng
that II will crafty MIN il the Democrats would 90 Tor
universal suffrage, reads much like the ola gentleman
pdyce his Boys, II is very wrong TO 20 hsnng
oh Sunday and is contrary 70 my orders but you KNOW
SOur father likes fish y
The Toronto Globe says Mr.. Chase may |
6op many of the ideas OF the Democrats without much
sency He may favor free trade; he may favor
eturn 70 specie payments ne may even admit something
of their doctrine rights, and that the RepuD
caus have all their legislation respected the rights
OF the States sufficiently He may say that cOnst
tutouay the regulation Of the suffrage belongs 70 the
States but he must az the same time say tha he Is
Opiosed 70 any Acknowledgement on account OF Color
Tie only way is for the Democrats, u they take MN AT
al 20 take him with that principle Can they make so
4 ia n and so complete abandonment OF their nos
fity 10 the enfrauchsement OF the DacksI since the
Torres In England adopted household suffrage IL Is not
SAT- to say that any political sOmersault Is imp0ssDe
English Tories did not, In accepting household
Suffrage, make Mr. John Bright Prime Minister"
GENERAL ITEMS.
The Hon. II. p. Baldwin will probably be the
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