The New York herald., 1868-06-28
POLITICAL NOTES.
n, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,

The Albany Argus democratic organ is out In
powerful article in favor OF Chase. In a short time
the question viii be not what democratic papers
are for Chase, but what are against himS
The New York correspondent Of the Boston AdDeT-
tiser says .the Chase movement to he gaining
head once more" despite the opposition of the cop
perhead press The same authority announces that
the California delegation viii go for Chase, and that
more than half the Southern democrats who come
here express their deliberate Judgment that Mr.
Chase is the to wn least in their section Of
the country.
The Columbia Is. C.) P7sRnir has improved upon
the old copperhead sang-whang, This is a white
mans government" by adding "And decent negroes
may come in"
are-eating candidate for Office down South was
asked his opinion on negro suffrage. "Oh, d-n the
nggers.' They should not be allowed to vote at ALL"
'Yes Colonel but about five hunared OF them In your
district want to vote the democratic ticket" "Oh ah
Yes-yes-very well. That makes all the difference
in the wOrld'
The Raleigh (N. c. sentinel thinks the following
ticket for the democrats would be the least vulnera
ble:-FOr President Thomas A. Hendricks, OF In
diana; Vice President, John T. HOFFMAN, Of New
York.
patent drinkable dog muzze is among the latest
inventions introduced in Washington for the benefit
of radical candidates.
The Philadelphia Press remarks that in speaking
Of the remarkable mental vigor OF the Hon. Thad-
deus Stevens the newspapers seem to forget that
Horace Binney and WIN. NJ. Meredith, OF this
city, famous ali the civilized world for
learning In craftsmanship and law, are both living
and in perfect health. Mr.. Binney was eighty-eght
on the 4th OF January last and Mr.. Meredith is not
far from Mr.. stevens age. The difference between
these aged politicians is that while the mental ener-
ges OF Binney and Meredith have been exercised for
the good of the nation Thad Stevens powers have
been devoted TO the obstruction OF constitutional
government. lie is living Mephistopheles without
a tail, although he has at least (slver) forked
follower.
A despatch states that the President is urged TO
issue proclamation of general amnesty on the
Fourth OF July. That is the day on which every
American ought to feel and know that he is inde-
pendent.
The editor OF the Mobile Register says II he had the
nomination OF a democratic candidate in the hollow
of his hand George II. Pcndleton would be the next
President. Chase would beat that nomination, all
hollow, and make no poor nst Oft either.
People are beginning to find out who Hendricks is.
Washington correspondent of the Cincinnati COM
n,e,cid says he is "the coming man. Well let hin,
come on, as Spartacus would say, "were armed"
correspondent Of the Cincinnati Enquirer (red
hot Pendleon cautions that paper not to be alarmed
about the Chase fever Old sinners never fear any
sort OF fever until they upon their death beds.
The Louisville Democrat says stranger things
have happened than that OF the nomination OF Gov
ernor j. w. Stevenson, OF Kentucky, for Vice Presi-
dent.-
The oneida Despatch, (radcaD strikes out for Gen.
eral Dan F. Scklcs the radical candidate for Gov
ernor OF this state.
IL seems that Judge Busteed does not go for Chase.
There fore Chase is not busted.
One OF our religious exchanges says Ben Wade was
rejected rs radical candidate for the Vice Presidency
because Inc delegates desired that only sober self
controlled and gentlemany men should be put into
ONCE" That's the reason they pitched on Grant.
The Memphis appeal says of the Chase move
ment-"we have heard that Catholic sailors tired OF
nsh and eggs, II they had eggs to eat during Lent
had habit OF fastening ham TO q line letting IL
over the ships side into the and drawing il up
again, repeating the formula, Down CANNON up
salmon after which they could eat without need
ing sbsolution or doing penance. No other process,
we think, can make q democrat out Of salmon p.
Chase.n
Governor Banks speaks In Knoxville, Tenn, ON the
Fourth OF July.
Hon. Horace Maynard, OF Tennessee, writes that he
will not decline o denomination to Congress II ten
dersd him.
The Baltimore american radicaD considers the
nomination by the President OF Henry A. Smytne a.
Minister to Austria 'the most disreputable act"
President Johnson ever committed. Impeach, ip-
peach. "Thrics has the early village Cox" &c. %
Long Island radical paper says IL Is painful to
rsnect that only one hundred and twentyeght hours
intervene between the present dater and the Demo-
cratic National Convention. Criminals frequently
measure time before the hour Of their execution.
Fogg and Chandler are the names Of the radicalb
engaged In the personal scull match in New Hamp-
shire. Nothing more natural than that tallow
chandler shoud give light amid gloomy fog.
General Hancock was not member Of the military
commision that condemned Mrs. surratt to death.
Tloss vAo ao1srt " the coItrsTy dsuhsratsly ~