New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-17
cInrr-Jusr1cr cHAsr's PLATFORM.
from The Chicago Time. lIcmocraiicl
WAsuts.ToN. Monday. July ~. q

WAsHGs.TON Monday. July ~, 1865.
| have seen the original draft IN the hand
writing OF the ChIefJustlce, OF the platform which had
been agreed upon boy the ChcfJustcc and some oi the
most prominent Deuocrats ~ the country 4na ne ea
ASSURED by a friend ~ TIE ChicfJusuce, VINO hhd III DIS
possession the document icicfted 10 tiht thc platform
wa formally adopted the one. aud the only one on
W. W YORK Cnnvenon The following are three OF
the resolutions, COPIED from the ChcfJuscos manu-
The American Demoeraey repour e trust under God The
,eg,nee patriotism AID tle discriminating Ias,ce o. s American
r, 1s r al asa sai III states. AID tar psrro.s sSgy
them. within t' eons'ni 9la luI. 70 a.. 9-,', 80 ~ H. vs.
E,i'rI Tha, la o. iu'ttatos' Al rah. p-''is
nm. ,r.tsa 81 though State stirt oturlshs. Amer
a Government th consolidated goeruHra' Of he Cd World
m s erers stale. Coa,1or % ih, uae States 60 he
ole and d. ftf. prrf,rasre- 81 d, r6uhs ot,1asas boz
m DO at sdi l,i or rle,rs more shan otter entitled
special interpretation o. tl- 's by rtr t nl, '1-
d r.usi,aHg Interests. te.org' O, tls eourfs
The ChIcJustlcc, 10 j. said, Was impoftun'd aicr the
meeting Of the Convention 20 modify h- views. hut re-
fused accept the nomination on any platform save inc
party movement and u be votes AT all vi" vote Tor Grant
and CoiiaX
I'm one of the counties in Mississippi the
Democratic trAdcsmDu nave notified the white Eepubi
cans that they will not admit them 10 Their stores.
At a Grant ratification meeting in Water
towu Mass, recently. Con. John J.. swift asked 10 De-
taken back into the bosom of the Republican party, ana
said be- meant 10 stick this time.
The Rockford Oll.) gazette states that upward
~ "A hundred Democrat majority of them Fcuuus-
participated IN the Republican primary elections 300 that
ty last week. and pledged themselves To vote Tor Grant
aud CQll1 ..'.-.
The 81. Louis Democrat says aft any man
supposc- that the nominations OF seymour and Blair
ceye enthusiastic support from Democrats, a day with
our exchanges Mouu cure mn ~ ~ ~, no.lOn WIN
strange unanlnlty, ob7ci''I' IIom 'NeIJ pdIt Oh tc
country report the same amdzenent among the Demo
sane c0uyctiou that seymour and his record, and Blair
aud letter loads too heavy Tor any party 70 carry
The Washington correspondent Of Ihe, GIN
cuutdh c1mmere'@ writes a slin 3lncef Oh zen
Grant viii poll the entire vote OF the confederate sol
dery in Texas and that with Cha-e as the Democratic
when inquired the reason OF TINS me aiadecamp SAID
Our boys have fAth III Grant. lie II sluaIs antnso
MIST We wont get many promises out Of him, but
more chance. We don't know 30 much ABOUT these poll
ticiaus."
4 correspondent of n Western paper says
that al Greesburg, Ind, the nomination OF Seymour
and Blair received by the Democracy with curses
loud aud deep They denounce IN strong language the
Indiana and ONO deegdtOns-thc Indiana delegates be
cause of their duphcy Pcndeton, and the OHIO dele
gates BECAUSE they slaughtered Hendricks Few OF the
faithful who swallow under ali circumstances anything
that OF modern Democracy made an ehort 10 get
up ratification, not joihcation meeting by any means
bat failed igLominOusly'
The Cincinnati Chronicle says: The second
attempt ratify the Tammany nominations, AZ Column
bus failed about a. sgnay as the nht' seymour ana
Blair not wanted III the west We 40 hot blame the
Democracy OF ONO. IN parucnla ior oeihg III no haste
ndOrse the Illuminating submission OF their deieRaes
They Will De true vassals OF Seymour certainly but have
no eagerness put the collar OF DOndhOdcr Belmont
The nominations appear 10 be very cOuly received
throughout the Northwest"
The Ckdutduqua Democrat, published at
jamestown, the home Of GOV Fenton, says The State
cket is strong In all requisites. The candidates are well
and popularity known. They specially adapted 10
the Offices for which they named We say nut truth
when we they reinforce the general ticket. with
such leaders deserve success. We can win ~ II We
try We must follow the command OF our great captain
~ sheridan, after the battle OF Five Forks To push
ng comes to victory and peace Push on that column
now"
A dispatch from Terre Haute, Ind, says:
"The NcW-lOTk nominations nave created intense dis
gust ina the Democratic mind in this city, and throughout
tins section. The Journal, published mere the organ Oi
the VigO County Democracy, has no auso 10 seymour
ana Blair but compliments the Indiana delegates VINO
we're faithful PendetOn. Its only alluslon 10 the
lion Of the Convention u single paragraph Inc foE
loWiug il all but one line: The most luDhnt people
about town Yesterday afternoon were OF the Radical
persuasion They cay Will be no biz thns now TO elect
Grant and COfaX.'"
The Democratic papers are beginning 10
abuse A. j. he will support the candidates OF
Rees and regulators. The Washington ELPresS DEM
saws The most astounding statement Is the confident
assertion that the new party viii receive the support or
he President Mr.. johnson has, our opinion, been
guilty OF many unwise acts aud have but little conf
dence in his dscretlOn but cannot thnk III possible
that he has become So Infatuated and so lost 10 all sense
of honor AZ connive at plot by which, even could u
succeed he would gain nothing an undylhg repula-
ton OF lnfamy.'
CONGRESS NOMINATIONS.
The Hon. Asa p. Grover is announced as
District.
- I,Iv ~ Tho Democrats to-day