New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-19

following with heavy hearts and anxious fears the men
Who have u-urpcd their leadership They must DE disa
bu.cd of the bchcf ustcL into them, that the Demo
r,ou unaIy means remedy existing evils, or 10 20
ono step beyond the Constitution ana inc lA%s.
Washington IntoIligencer
LAUGHING At THE SILLY WORLD.
Na,hrrea Corre-p outenee Of The Boston Post
No one Is loader IN dcnOuncng the folly OF
The ~ J. Borid than President Johnson. who laughs at
victory aihIdtcs them a. party Judse Chl'' IN al
hiding i0 abe subject thi, evening, expresses me- ast0ns
ca h,gac.ty soud be- guilty Of the folly exhibited in
The coiuu.l5 - ne y. /. World
TIE DEAru-BED REPENTANCE OF TIE DEMoC-
RACY.
IL il evident that the Tammany leaders
r,cnzc that the situation j. desperate aud are deter,
iuiu,d to apply dcsp'raic remedy rms i continued
by dispatch fut York, received last evening, CIV
i. Ac report shat seymour has rent Ia his decud-
n5l u E,,4oaL Wn.th,r this b. true or not, II rs
void inat y ,hsc Of base viii be- attempted, aud that
10 -nc tis b. pos ihr, 50 monr ana hhr' WIN an
INN lV', I Lle,, of Il, t,f n h now almost
certain ia. az heat every Northern state 8ll array IT,
OF Nor 'l tiey be- deceived by such . d,at.bcd
repentance as ,Xohango q! candidates would now be.
grcnt roiticlI party are Chi rs important showing
thc anuua intentions 81 that party. - IL ~ not
80 much brc Flk Blair Is rampant revolutoni-t
aud iugltlo ,,yiHoura sh. schcmng friend of un;ers
aud Iuc.. that tHc peopc have just rcpud.tcd them,
~ Ilt flc ,.c4t Coppcrh,ad Rebel party Indicated BY
cior. ing th'm 10 sthl"rdhrhtcrf what us political
ptririccr8 l,. Ia other words, the people have 10:
only "'..I - yW.ur aud Blair, but they have con-
'''''''''' '' " ' philadelphia North American.
SURRENDER TIiE KING TO SAVE THE ARMY!
This Is now the cry OF the dislOyal and cow
tha ery uud .ions vita affected zeal principles but
~, - n l,'' il saws; cpI n' ar nyol
Ton ..toruA 81 slavery, are To To- adhered 10 tho
platform eli tc party and the candidates shot, hung, or
tu.uL rcd \ committee J. To be- sent 10 UTICA today,
to ay tns ble proposition hrI"e Gov 50 lnonr. We
have no doab Thai he has been conscous for some time
Ilst that hc ,1ul Niu; hut TINS Judaskc Offer 10
''''' Rochester Express.
THE DEMOCRACY DEFEATED ~ ANY EVENT.
iW-s . o. 90 r,sro. lrate of ilr Philadelphia Batnl
The proposition 10 withdraw Seymour and
Rir is tlr iiD,YILLg subject 81 discussion here ana
bI., ir o t, ,ie Dr.",iduc party nom center 10 CIR
Cumi,rcucc. HuthAs has occurred during tiS or any
past campt'gu utterly destructive 10 Tire integrity Of
iEo.r psIt.l organic 'fiou. The President Is uckcd
VITA ts d,I. All the White House politicians churkle
Il, aud .ppcr to b. really 40 much delighted VIM
ns tic i.publcans. 1h,y say the Democrats must re-
nouoe ,nOur AID Blair. or bo defeated, and II they 40
rcpudlu at THO Late hour defeat IN equally certain
WHAT KILLED THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
II il probably the first time IN our political
history ut ON tie very threshold Of national election
the leaders Of one OF the great parties nave
end nave attempted not only to officer 1t anew bat to
STRIKE out new PCS m" Hey OF Weakness
which good tdeticInns usually cover with scfupnlous
secrecy n was not because Blair wrote his Brodhead
letter and advocated its abonnable doctrine on tho
sfup; IL was not because Hampton. aud Forrest, ana
Howell Cobb advocated the clocuon OF Gov Seymour III
c interest OF their lost cause t not on account OF
the demonstration TO which the rshness OF any lndi
yiduals exposed tho movement, that led To the great
Northern detection. and left tie party at this stage shoi
of almost every plume with which u entered the can
yaSs ut the evident purpose which these stfiW
revealed To make Democratic party III the event OF
the instrument OF revolution not inc less TO DC
dreaded because II might bo made under the forms Oh
' Boston Advertiser
DEMOCRATIC PICTURE OF THE WORLD.
the Ven. York World, noted slirmlsher,
rather tha "A regular soldier Ia the Democratic field, We
adge Is about uuur the white flag IN the presence OF
Newark ~ j. Democrat
go DOWN WITH TIE SINKING SHIP.
No true Democrat, after suffering years OF
obloqny. and when his cause never looked psnieri Is
by descrton. The craven policy that dictates Snags
IN the banner names VIII mud only detes,aoh WEI
counseng such suicidal cowardlce can no longer expect
support from The RANK ana e y %0" lie SRo stops in
the very crisis Of contest to plan retreat, ~ not con-
iander inspire confidence III men Struggling 10, VIC
tory as the object OF battle. lnoStoh "'''
WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN:
We have gained two Congressman III Pclns{l-
vania three in OHIO, aud lost one IN Indiana The ku-
Kax Khan and JIeut-Gen. N Is. Forrest, late C. b A.,
can thank themselves for this result Had they pos.
sessed any sense at u even known how 10 h0d their
,Snsc siates Knoxville TennJ Press.
DEMOCRATIC DEMORALIzATIoN.
The scheme now in active agitation among
the chief Democratic managers, TO Withdraw soS ioy
and Blair, and substitute Mr. Chase and John Qulhcy
hJams ia most Illuminating confession Of tho blunder'
iup folly OF their previous management clear au
mission that they lost the battle by their own f0oshness
Their Tainmany Conyentoniwas high carnival OF Cop
perheads and Rebels. They acted IA IL they were so
sIonY that they could afford 10 throw away policy ana
could now have the satisfaction OF examining their most
obnoxious Copperheads down the hroats OF the RepuD
can party and Of placing the Rebel leaders III the ascent
ant This brilliant management Tor party Mnicn n
been overwhelmingly beaten for eight successive years
The motive behind all this tile desire OF Northern
Copperheads to get an Endorsement ana 10 maintain h
own hold upon the party They perceived that , h
policy OF showing aside the Copperhead Democrats Tor o
sake OF popularity should prevail they would DO snoeu
aside for ali time, with n stigma upon them rs tat v.
to marty aud obstacle to It's success Their peIsona'
consideration oyerbOre all considerations OF party SUI
cess Such PeDdeton and Nallandighaln' whospp
course OF pesent hostility 10 the GOvofnlent ~,
through tue made them OdiOus 10 tho people anu
load upon their party willing to sacIlnoo "'a
homes ~ patys succeeding for the sake OF h'sP"e
their own standing In the party. tCincinnat ""@'o
RAY OF HOPE.
The wolf il cOmlng-in fact, Il alretly prey
in upon the fold, aud sharpening his teen loi
hold These elections signify that tho Nolln'Ih the
at least majority OF them-are d'terhinyn !, n" "
southern people state Oi su1ccuoh but lnoiu -
hope and our only one, OF retaining anu i' MA line
republican liberty In this country IL ~ l9'',. 49,
Grant, wien elected, may repadaie the ht."i 49,
lao IL uupledged 10 It's support 10 has ~" Ins
through the campaign and MS OILY " a.
bcen let us have peace" How sOuo oI Ls pa
have interpreted this aqothggn, tAn 1870 VI