New-York tribune., 1868-06-29

in much Democratic rhetoric throws out this hint to the
southern delegates: eve think that the true policy OF
eraied cises Of ne majority of Northern deiegates and
10 ddd He strength Of their roieS 10 e rOteS Of this mGorg
cipe in compliance with the wishes OF the majority the
Enquirer says Their position will be such indeed that
Jhey need not commit themselves their peOpo 10 any
policy az all They may only say to the Northern dele
gates Make your platform choose your candidates and
We Will give you whatever support can. Only assure
us that your policy and your candidates are in positive
do all we can to uphold your hands IN the battle"
The following advertisement from The Port
Gibson Miss Standard shows how the Democracy Of
that State hoped 10 succeed IN the late elections:
The Cored democratic Club Of Port Gibson assisted by their white
friends v give grand barbecue at Port Gibson Saia Ja9e -
county well friends Jefferson and Copih white and coosl
are especially invited to attend There will be speaking derng tae 9
GFoRGE RUssEI President Colored Democratic clpb.
JOSEPH DILLON. Secretary.
question now in view OF the fact that the CoOred
Democrats were Of great assistance TO their whittier
brethren OF Mississippi whether the National Tammany
Convention wW declare against universal suffrage.
The editor of the Central Christian AdrOcdte,
Methodist journal published in ST. Louis thus speaks Of
u. s. Grant His great modesiy, MS wondel1ul capac5
as military leader, ms indontable perseverance ana
the world. We confess that admiration OF the man
has ncresed all the time since first saw him. aud that
yOtiOn 10 him. Aside from anything we may respect in
politics we regard Gen. Grant as about the first man in
the nation II the Democratic party shall nominate
man worthy as he we shall he glad"
OF COlfax he says He has deserved the honors
shOWered upon him He noble man, true to his con
victons right true to his friends, true 10 humanity
He has more warm personal friends than any man III te
United States He is loved aud hOnOred by the best
people in the country. His character Is Stainless MS
abilities equal TO any demand the country may MAKE
knowing him well do, congratulate our friends
upon the nomination for once OF puremnded excellent
man for the Vlce-PresideEcy"
The Democratic primary election in San
Francisco was held under the law which throws around
and an attempt seize the baotbox In one ward was
frustrated by the police and one man was arrested Ior
Illegal voting.
The California Union State Central Com
mittee has called State Convention for August o. 10
nominate Presidential Electors Ihe prmies m are 90 TO @ Ue
tcpate who pledge themselves to support Grant ana
COfax.
The Republicans of Bangor Me-, opened the
campaign Saturday evening by great open ar meet
ing at which two large and elegant flags for Grant ana
Coax were raised in the public squares Tns dSoep g
was put out. Addresses delivered by Gen. H. NJ
Plaster the Hon. Hannibal Hamlln. and otherA--
The HObOken Standard says that Mr.. A. o.
Evans of The Democrat to be the nominee ior Congress
and Mr. Leon Albeit OF Jersey CITY for state senator
II is reportcd that Sunset" Cox will be the
Democratic candidate for Congress in the vim DSIlct
OF This city to succeed Thomas T. stewart and that john
Mouissey VIII be renominated from the Nth
Senator Fowler was at one time Andrew
Jonsons private Secretary, In 1866 he Travelled 500
miles to visit Gen. Butler to urge him not to cease ia ms
efforts to procure JOhnsOns impeachment.
The Sdrdnndh (Ga) Republican urges an
Abandonment of the prosecution of jefferson Davis, IN
order that another of the obstacles TO aly ana gOod
feeling between the North and the south may DC
removed.
Two candidates for a Republican nomination
for Congress in Ohio recently drew lots TO determine
which should withdraw in favor Of the other. The de-
feated dong his utmost TO secure the others
nomination.
We have received from Tarboro', n. C.,
the address of james H. NJ II. Jackson Grand Deputy
of the Grand Council OF L. L. OF A. Of n C., very
patriotic document prepared for the benefit OF the Coun-
throughout the State. II appeals TO the loyal men TO
greet the coming Fourth Of July with becoming fervor
The ZaneSrile Ohio Courier states that the
Hon j. A. Bingham likely 10 be rcnomlnated for Con-
gress ms seventh term without opposition The Con
yentiOn sets at Cambridge, Ohio, July 3
DEFIANCE. Ohio, June 27.-The Republican
Convention for Defiance County to-day unanimously
adOptcd resolution appaudng the IN Congress
Of the Hon J. NJ Ashley. All the delegates elect TO the
Congressional Convention from tins County except two
are pledged 10 vote for Mr. Asheys denomination.