The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-11
POLITICAL NOTES.

What's become of Wendell Philips?
new democratic reading Of an Old line:-The
radical motto-"We'l fight it out this lynn, If it
takes all Sumner"
democratic paper says Judge Jeremiah S. Black
has entered the canvass In behalf OF Seymour and
Blair and made q telling speech at York, Pa, last
week. ''tongr speech would have been the bet
ter term, for many such would prove the death
knell Of any party.
1--WE want peace" said newly married radical to
his bride. ''Wouldn't you prefer kiss, my dear?"
she bushingy replied.
The Raleigh Standard (radicaD has an electloneer-
ing article containing no less than fourteen para
graphs beginning Bear it in mind" Where there
are so many bears in mind there certainly must be
something brun'.
Some radicals attempted to rob the watermelon
patch Of the democratic candidate for Governor OF
Illinois, but the dogs got after them and they speedily
vamosed. Was this second edition of the expul-
sion from the garden OF Eden9
North Carolina paper heads political column
"North Carolina in NUTSHELL That is nothing
strange, for North Carolina, as well as many other
Southern states, has long been famous for its Ker-
nels, and some OF them have been pretty hard nuts
too.
The democrats and conservatives of the First North
Carolina Congressional district met in Plymouth on
the 9Th instant and David A. Barnes, lately one OF
the judges OF the Superior Court, nominated as
their candidate for Congress-
lid Joiner, colored man. of Nash, N. c., gives
notice OF colored democratic barbecue ut Spring
Hope In that county, In october. Go ahead, Zidi
The spirit Of North Carolina appleack answers "Ise
gwine masr."
Base ball matches are fast becoming the crack
thing in some parts of the South. There has been
80 much base bawling Of certain kind in that Sec
Late that
better.
Governor Bullock, of Georgia, has decided that
legislation is necessary to legalize elections that
State the present year for the next orty drst Con-
gress.
The Georgia democrats are in great trbulation about
an intelligent colored individual named ALFRED
Algernon Algesiras Bradley. Better put him at the
head OF first class restaurant, q la Downing, and
thereby shut up his mouth for all time.
The Raleigh Standard heads q radical meet
ing "Grant and Colfax in Pittn wheretpon the
Wilmington Star quantity AYERS that they will find
themselves about the 1st OF November in pit 80
deep, politically that 1.-THE hand Of resurrection will
never reach them"
The wilmington IN. CO. star states that after re-
cent political gathering four young and lady
were baptized In the Neuse. In the North men and
women generally go into the moose sngy; but there
is no knowing what may not be done these high old
political times In the Old North state.
The health Of Governor Worth, OF North Carolina
is improving. The South cannot AFFORD to lose any
men Of any worth In these troublous times.
The Washington Chronicle "pauses to drop SYM
pathetic tear for Solicitor Binckeyn The recent In
vestigation has therefore resulted in good thing
II has caused the Chronicle to pause moment In its
mad radical career.
President Johnson is reported to be again consult
ing spirits In the White House--a Boston medium
having recently been handed In. This matter of
consulting sprts has unfortunately been too often
the practice OF some OF our prominent men.
snake has been found In watermelon out West.
What was found IN Horatio Seymours mammoth
melon' Perhaps you could see-seed
1t is stated that Hoffman had magnificent recep.
ton In Buffalo, Did anybody stuff his hatS
The Pennsylvania Democratic Executive Committee
have published an address spattered all over with
"whysw VIII they be changed TO whines in Novem-
ber2