New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-14
TIE PRESIDENCY.
MIR. BRICK POMERoY ON THE TICKLE


sents to its readers uader the caption Nuts who Fro
Dem BrickbatsF a String Of Democratic Beads "A
Democratic Free Lunch"
We have smashed Bcmonts slate all 10 pieces He
has been putting out feecr after fecer, with
man Mcclellan, and Johnson and is now bobbing for
bites" with the name OF Hancock. Every experiment
as np 70 his slate We have numbers OF tried
are unstaned with blood illegally shed-the blood OF In
nocence From such will we select our candidate
civilians, statesmen, Democrats We VIII have no 9iaef'
Call you Belmont, Seymour, and Tilden our
friendsl We don't believe they our friends are mo
friends Of the poor men, those who would aid TO lit the
great burden OF debt and taxation from the shoulders Of
the poor aborng Of the country, where such men
as belmont have put H. and where such Seymour
ridden and company seek TO keep IL. We back our
friends and that is why back the worngmen OF the
ia Crosse Democrat. Mays
We have been particularly impressed, since
reading the JacObn platform adopted at Chicago, with
almost exact accordance. touching the finances the
national credit and taxation with Gov. seymours views.
as expressed in his celebrated speech at the NewlOrk
Bondholders Convention last Winter sean the two and
compare them carefully and you will ind scarcely
shade OF difference. How true II Is that tho friends OF
the bOndhOdcrs in either party. think alike feel alike.
and act alike With them the interests OF their masters
the bond lords paramount all others. What bedt
Hnd fr should be IN cere IRE 10 adopt Cor. Seynors
d6rHngin substance me Jdeob platform upon ne
financial question How grandy could rally the masses
What ringing appeals We could make 10 the poWhodcrs
What splendid campaign would be- with no issue mat
thusasn, fire tho popular heart and consolldhte'
strengthen. inspire with confidence GLADDEN. win ass1r
thought Spun all such suggesttonsl Treat as enemies
all who would counsel such suicidal policy Away with
the nsdiOus advice OF those who would delude, betray
The country n IA death TO liberty! Let The pe0pis be-
toare Politicians bewarel ia Crosse Dem, June
What have the Blairs in common with the
Democratic partyi They all contributed to the extent
of their ability widen the gulf and Increase the bitter
ness the North and the south which led 10 the
late tremendous conyulsons IL i THIS bar family
claims position and voice In the Democratic party ana
dency fact it has the modesty to claim the nomina
ton for OF its own members-he butcher OF ST. Louis
nice Young gentleman who 80 adroiy balanced be
tyscen The Sncakerghp and Brtgadler and
TO whom Lincoln kindly tossed tho latter when the for
fallen so low a. TO DO Used by such creauresi Is
craven allow such fellows 10 what SHAH do or
what II shall not dot La Crosse Democrat Jnlyo
The Cincinnati Commercial calls Seymour the
Great Deeliner." ""--
"Let us have peace" wrote Gen. Grant.
any voice is still for war" cries Frank p. Blair, Jr.
Tn marrying Frank Blair the DEMOCRACY
marries the whole family They VIII lind 1t very eSPen-
The Rochester Democrat, with much pithiness,
announces tho Democratic nominations: Seymour aud
Blair-Ol and whisky
The anagram of the words "Yote for Hora-
ito Seymour IL, For you 10 have riots" The
contains the other exactly; nothing moro or less.
Tie Albany Argus boosted a short time since
o ne HSce 10 2I Sygdsd P@s1 that Mr. ADAMS
left New-York. dsgusted with the platform.
A Western journal says: "Since johnson
failed TO get the Democratic nomination. he may be said
to be decidedly dead duck. that hereafter It shall
be known that ducks, as well as chickens come home
10 rOOst"
The Hon. George II. Pendleton has signined
his probable acceptance Of invitation 10 address the
Democratic State Convention OF West Virginia, at
Grafton, the 10th inst Senator Thurman Of Ohio will
also be there.
In his address to the Soldiers and Sailors
Convention. Gen. w. Is. Franklin said that the Demo
cratic party ought TO nominate for the Presidency
unfaerng and consistent friend Of the soldiers" They
did It, OF course.
A Washington correspondent writes: "Chief-
Justice Chase was present on THURSDAY evening at
and he remarked that 1t looked as though Grant would
be elected President"
A Washington dispatch says: Gov. Randall,
Secretary McCuloch and secretary Seward indicate TO
their friends that they have no interest in seymours
slccess. Mr.. welles and Mr.. Browning are, however
earnest for Democratic victory"
The Democratic National Committee have
been rendered quarters free OF charge for tho campaign
BY the Lelands at the metropolitan Hotel in SewYork
similar courtesy has been rendered TO the Republican
Committee at the Union Hotel Saratoga.
Lieut.. Gen. Sherman, according to The Chicago
Democratcl Times, replied TO crowd IN 81 Louis ON
nation Of Seymour 1t bad nomination. and viii be
beaten all TO pieces. Grant will be elected"
The Bridgeport Standard discovers the name
OF Col stoddard from Connecticut among those OF the
soldiers and sailors the Dem g. aud s. Conventions and
naIyey asks at can't be that expaymaster soddard,
assumed the title Of Colonel just flor that occasion. can
It'll"
New York has had Presidential candidates ut
five Of the during the past years, and IN only
one INSTANCE has the candidate been eected-MrYan Blu
1919 Rufus King "a in 1877 Van Buren, 60 in lS4 and none
in lS49.
The Boston Journal says: "A prominent
member OF the Democratic party said last night: Il
have talked hundred Democrats this afternoon
and evening and they all think as do-that no honest
vote for Seymour and no white man for Frank
Blair"
Mr.. Bowles of The Springfield Republican, in
speaking OF the magnanimy OF the Southern members
OF the Democratic Convention In going for F. p Blair,
says that Wade Hampton whose 9oube he burned and
whose liquors he drank ana Gen. Forrest were among
the speakers for him."
The Neu- York World on Thursday occupied
three columns with It's discussion OF the question: docs
Grant Drinkr Ihe Hartford Io;t now asks II 70 turn
OF his bill at the Allyn House In that city for two days
stay during last years campaign; 1.-TWO days poard'
$40; lemons aud whisky, tB6; total, no.
The Boston Transcript says; An indignant
NewYork Democrat writes to friend In this city, The
Democratic Convention to-day In Imitation OF J0hn
Phenix, who disarmed his adversary by planting ms
suddenly and violently against his adversays nst have
elected U. s. Grant TO the Presidency They have my
hearty eurses.'"
The proprietor of The Washington Euening
Star teegraphed from this city follows: While Val
landgham was speaking yesterday insisting on sey
nomination, Mr. seymour approached tne sand 70 again
decline, and he said 10 nominate Chase according 10
agreement One OF his particular friends stopped i9
having ascertaned what ho intended to do, and sad
II you do II you are forever politically damned MI
Seymour then retired from the hall"
Gen. J. l.. Alcorn, one of the ablest men In
Mississippi In rs late speech at Holy sPTngs, Pahid
handsome tribute 70 Gen. Grant lie sald inc sontheIa
the nation in mercy and when the South bad SURRENDERED
her armies Gen Grant had held In check the fierce wrath
of Andrew Johnson who stood ready 70 make R92d his
pledge for blood and confscation He stated that IL
months since he had written letter " which ne had ~