The New York herald., 1868-06-10

should be s'back again" to the Penitentiaryi IL h
the common attraction OF all corrupt legislative
bodies like that at Albany.
An exchange says the law ONCE OF a notorious
radical in this city adorned with steel plates OF all
prominent republicans. and democratic contea-
porary inquiries whether the s'stea plate' OF Buer
is thereS t,
1t Is evident that Occasional Of the philadelphia
Press, Is not writing In the easy chair OF Secre
tary Of the Senate.
The Trenton state Gazette radican thus refers to
the proposed democratic ticket Of Chase ana Dix
"a twelvemonth ago man who had proposed these
men candidates for the democracy would have
been thought q ft candidate for a lunatic asylum;
now Is seriously regarded sagacious and proper
movement rrVn r
General George W. Cass, Of Pennsylvania. 1t "a au.
thoritativey stated is not candidate for the demo
cratic nomination for the Vice Presidency.
PendletOn s the choice OF the Easton pa, Ne,os
for the Presidency, but 1t says II Mr.. Chase would
come square ont and commit himself to any distinct
line OF policy thinks he might be trusted a. he has
proven himself OF honor in the late severe test
at washington.
The New York correspondent OF the Philadelphia
Ledger who has hitherto spoken lightly Of the Chase
movement, now says:-"There must be- after all,
something in that movement to make Chief Justice
Chase the democratic candidate for the Presidency.
Among the straws showing how the wind blows
straws now for the first time vlsible-may be men
toned the almost unanimous adoption or resolutions
to that effect by the Constitutional Union General
Committee at their last meeting"
AT meeting in Jersey City OF delegates to the De.
mocratic State Convention an informal ballot was
taken for candidates for President and Vice Presl
dent. with the following result:-President-Gh
IL; Joel Parker, 4; Hancock, 81 Mcclellan, q and eK-
Lar
bricks, OF Indiana, 9; Parker 8; Scattering s.
John Cain, of Rutland editor of the Courier Is the
democratic nominee for Congress in the First Yer.
mont district.
There are no lack OF aspirants for the democratic
nomination in the First Kentucky district Among
those most prominently mentioned are Judge Trirlbe
the present incumbent, Judge Bennett, Judge Das.
ney and Colonel Oscar Turner.
The SOul-Sleepers, or Second Adventsts In Iowa.
shout aloud for Grant
The Pittsburg Gazette (radicaD proposes the sa-
lection Of Edwin NJ. Stanton to succeed Mr.. Bucka.
lew in the United States Senate.
The Cairo Democrat says Grants bitterness against
the Jews is accounted for by the fact that he waa
once outman9uvred in pork speculation, and in
fact driven out Of the trade by the superior shrewd
ness and experience Of a Jewish merchant.
Buchanans last words-"O, Lord. Almighty a.
Thou wilt F'-gUt "pied" in the Cleveland Herald
and appeared thus-"O, Lord Aim say thig Thou
wilt p' This might do for the last words OF Ohsc-
taw Indian, but hardly suitable for those Of aa
ex President.
The Raleigh IN. CO. Sentinel as q choice between
Chase and Grant would prefer the former.
Washington correspondent of the Boston Posi-
Hancock democrat-says:-"Bets are being offered
that Chase will receive majority vote In the New
York Convention If not the nomination. One gen.
arno nfHo rod tn hat 2rnn
nominee and 500 that Pendletons name will no. 70
before the Convention. Hancocks friends are coua-
dent that he will receive the nomination ON the trd
ballot.