The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-21

want trade to be berallzed aud all industries TO
DC once more enfranchiscd. We want the prosperity
or our Whole people which Is the natural fruit OF the
msututlOlS Oh our fathers.
FeAoW citizens, IL il a false calumny that we de-
slIeio overthrow the pernicious systems or our ad-
versares-their government by force or by fraud In
inc southern States their supremacy or the negro
over the White citlzenby any but the peaceful REM
vs =, tne ballot box We resist by lawful ana
We republicans are gradually accomplishing. We
ana cur candidates are pledged to restore and not
Fellow democrats Of New York, we call on you 10
make grand and final rally.
your standard-bearerin the national contest, who
WOULD gladly have laid down the honor OF victory
ay achieved, advances with your nag 70 the
forefront OF The battle. We appeal TO the 100000
democrats or New lork-One and ALTO gather
around him. Our example viii animate to new
viSor our comrades In other States. Two and half
Win nn, Oh democrats uader our chosen Leaders,
compact with our old and h0n0red flag floating
proudly over us, Will join in our final and, we trust
and clSi liberty '0r t SAMUEL TEDEN
w., Chairman Of the State Committee.
WIN. cassidy, Secretary.
Horatio Seymour to Take the Stump.
UTICA, Oct. 20, 1868.
Governor Seymour leaves here tomorrow for Buff
falo to take the stump for the democracy. He will
speak in Buffalo on Thursday. Appointments for
other States not yet made.
Candidates.
WATKINS, N. Y, Oct. 20. 1868.
Mayor Hoffman addressed q large assemblage here
to-day. In the course Of his speech he said the
newspaper proposition to change the ticket was
made without his knowledge and without consuta-
ton with the Central State Committee or any leading
democrat OF New York; that the democracy OF tho
city OF New York would stand firm to Seymour and
Blair and give them the largest majority ever given
to any candidates.
The Disorganizers Observation-Disclosures Of the
Erie County Democracy.
BUFFALO, Oct 90, 1863.
The Erie County Democratic Committee issue an
address this morning which, after abiding to the
recent elections contains the following significant
paragraph
Under these encouraging circumstances we are
asked by handful of treacherous politicians in the
city OF New York, whose God is gold and whose
organ Is the WOrtd, TO haul down the flag Of thirty
seven equal States to desert our standard bearers
and to abandon the contest. The answer
one emphatic mo p sprung from every democratic
heart, and spoken by every democratic voice from
Maine to Mexico, from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
eve Of battle and Of victory Never. Our cause ts
our country's, ever; our platform IL the Union and
the constitution; our candidates the deliberate
choice Of the representatives Of the democratic
masses-men tried, trusted ana true. We will stand
by them and the republic we fight for
the they Osr aSt
This shameful conspiracy to turn back the
swelling tide OF democrating strength and to add
New York to the remaining list of doubtful States,
should rouse every democrat to action and move
every democratic arm TO strike heavier blows. Clad
in the armor OF truth; bold in the advocacy OF right
invincible in fair fight, not to be betrayed
into the hands Of our enemies or sold in the mart
where capital in its greed seeks to enslaye the
change The rustic Of its greenbacks TO tile cIinK Of
coin.