New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-30
THE CAMPAIGN.

mour. po
j Mr. Parton asks, "WiI the . cG% na4 pref ref
drunk winer If he's gO0d
whisky. -, suooested as
The Libby Prison has poon during tn
5 suitable place for D'Hi0'
Presidential oo'oS" loo boon started by
ri n new 10 in Houston. Texas. 1t IS eaiiel
Messrs Jones King I" W. -
E me Ku KlUr 6a;e"@ . -, oo,ooro+;,
marty DECLARED N 1884 why are they 50 "
! that seymour was IN favor OF ~
co.',a;,.iouer WeIss letter to the Hon. v.
- 'r,"1 nnhIished In yesterdays TRIBUNE A"'
smashed up 1000 Democratic Hes
Harry A. Wise would make capital DenlC-
,sttc esnyasser all the regions where "John brO""
sOJA, has &esn doing so much mischief
Grant greatly incenses the Rebels by n2'
speaking moro. He Will have moro to say on tD"
March than they will want to hear. erty,n says
"The Democracy go for -ejy go for everything
The LoutsviHe journal. YesASds upon lChicago Post
they can lay their thiey, saws the Western Demo
the Dub"qgGselves with the reflection that WINE
Gratis compose not be nominated Seymour cannot DC
h. oiS SsSlstOn cor
.1c,.r. SIS got to work early if he expects
10 OAS :. '.ictory," QuOSh a Democrat "He WORKED
Eart once the Shenandoah and got one quoted Re
publican.
A fit name for.those PendeltOnians who sor-
rowfully support the Democratic nominations" sey-
mournersv The entire party will adopt after the sd Of
November.
The WoodJury Constitution, the Republican
organ IN Gloucester County. N j. has been enlarged. 1t
is well edited and pleased to note evidence o"
Sts prosperity. Demo-
Up in Vermont they have a diSFEverett ticket
graf who says that he has an old is going to yoteit at
slowed away at his house.
the oOnApg election. ,..4
The Democracy Dxopose not only TO repuuiaUe
the National debt also tho 1AtN AnonSsnt the he
o.c,on acts the restored State governments OF tho
South, and the itself.
The Democratic Central Committee OF Illinois
hasinvited Mr. Pendeton to make canvass OF the state
and II Is understood ne will comply making his nrst
speech in Springfield about Aug. Is.
Said gentleman to Democrat the other !
day. think Pollard is the best writer the Rebels !
have" Gle is very good" replied the Democrat but
think we have some on The World that can touch him.
brooklyn Union.
A Seymour and Blair campaign flag which |
has Just been finished in this city, for $780, so feet long
by 80 wide aud claimed to be- the largest nag ever
made in this country 1t win be used as windngsbeet
, lext Fall.
A Mississippi daily has at the head of one Of
its columns a cut Of a Rebel flag, with under
neath aud the words "The guns that viii kill Radical
ism are for President HOrato Seymour YeePresident
Frank P. Blair"
Blair said, in his REORGANIZATION speech,
that the Rebels "prOved themselves our peers" Every
man has right speak for himself, and Blair knew
what he was talking about when he confessed himself no
better than a Rebel.
? The RockIaud County Journal, published in
Nyaek has been enlarged aud improved II is now the
ni.ai In
spicy and its local trustworthy. Files the Grant
I'd celf~N Gag. Of course.
Said a well known lawyer of St. Louis the
osaes GaS wiz not vote to SVdfgtdfBe
Sos s~p, for. If I can do any good, will take the
stump for Grant and Colfax."
The CIereland Herald says: Brick Pomerey
has surrendered body and breeches to the false ana e
oantive seymour and that pestient Blair family He
4. now busily engaged in swallowing his own wordS'
which lie the nastiest dish ever sat down TO-"
A correspondent commenting on the course
of The Es,r. York World in speaking OF Grant as Hra'
ssys; AT ST. Paul we're candidate for the Presl
denoy Moses b. Marble would dub him Saul Iarsus' anu
on that Mound try TO beat him with Judas IscaTlot
The Wheeling Intelligsncer, speaking OF Thur
mans speech in the Convention there, says Thurman
asked his friends what they should do with the Radical
soldiers when they the Democrats got into power anu
the Rebel crowd cried out, Hang eml hang emf
Tile 81. Louis Democrat says: One such man
as Blair enough ruin the best party that ever ga
ted One letter from Blair Is enough to ruin the Demo
CRATIC party. But Blair has written two ana hopouy
knows how many more he may write before November
Among the innumerable puns on the name
OF the Democratic candidate, which may be casSed as
assable bad and Indifferent is the following embodied
in toast for Democratic barbecue: Here's to the
old Democratic hulk needs but one sea more TO SINK
her"
Some fellow, who disgraces the name of
"Democrst" informs the general public that Mr. sey-
mour is descendant Of the nobility Of England and has
bright srstocratic blood in his veins Whereupon every
Irsbman expected TO into raptures for this repre-
sentative OF British aristocracyI
There is farmer in Jones County, Iowa
so The AnamOsa Eureka airms-who will vote for sey
mour and Blair and who supports his determination by
the declaration that 1.-THE meanest, most contemplate
thing them fellows down to Congress have done was 10
send lOt OF bureaus to them freedmen down southp
Said Robert Toombs, IN his Atlanta speech
at tho Seymour and Blair ratification meetng II will
tell you another fact which enough for this time that
the late produced by the defeated Democratic
party 1867 shall have peace until 1t restored
in 1868" That sentence has the merit Of frankness
nothing more. And TOombs is pardoned
The Wheeling Va) Intelligencer says: "Be-
tween Warrington and Hessyile several tanneres
by the roadside which adopt device very suggestive OF
their owners politics. at each hne Grant and COlfax
nag floats pole, and underneath the flag, from
sort OF spar suspended tanned hide This hide s In
tended to symbolic the condition Of the Democracy in
November"
We are paying $40,000,0OO year in solid gold,
as the cost OF Democratic threats Of reputation. Our
interest on the public debt N2OOO0000 in gold
when 1t need not exceed 100000 II our credit were
undoubted foreign capitalists would be glad to lend