The New York herald., 1868-06-18

Such things have been known as even Tammany
leaders making blunders.
The New Haven Palladium radicaD referring to the
fact that certain democratic papers have come out
In opposition to Chase, observes:-''SO much the
better for Mr.. Chase's reputation and so much the
worse for the democracy, who win find 1t impossible
to procure elsewhere leader Of equal character and
ability"
New Jersey radical paper says the "fool ele-
ment In the democratic party Is supreme. The fos-
sils control its action and the brains Of the
concern in Wall street are compelled to succumb.
They will go into the fight praying for defeat, and
paying for defeat II necessary
radical Connecticut paper states that 1t require
visit to all the hotels in New Haven and inquiries
OF all the guests to ascertain what the Christian name
of Senator Hendricks Is. II took longer time than
that for the antidemocrats to ind out who James K
Polk was. But they did finally, to their cost.
The Pittsburg Commercial (radicaD announces
that President Johnson and his followers have con-
cluded to drop Hancock and go in for Chase for the
Presidency against Pendleton.
Captain Edward Merrill, of New Bedford, and
Nicholas Hathaway, OF Freetown, have been elected
delegates from the First Massachusetts, district to the
National Democratic Convention with s. B. Phnney,
Of Barnstable, and Philander Cobb, of Kingston,
alternates.
county. Says the Utica Observer, June l5:"General
Robbins formerly OF the First New Jersey cavalry,
upon his arrival in town this morning was hailed by
his friends Mr.. Secretary Of the Grant meetng,'
held in WhtestOwn last Saturday evening. The
General evinced considerable surprise at the honor
conferred on him during his absence, and remarked
that he would not have time to serve"
The Hartford Courant radicaD thinks that while
'the Chase movement would seem to be making
some headway among the minor powers Of the demo-
cratic party evident that the great sachems have
finally and mperatively decided that will not do at
ALL" 1t is the ''miner powers' in gold delvng that
produce most Of the precious metals.
The Cincinnati Chronicle (radical) thinks the dem
ocratio vote gravitates more towards Grant than
Chase The Chief Justice has however, always been
considered man Of 'eminent gravity"
They call the radical ratification gatherings in New
Orleans Grant Qualification" nzzles
"Cot and Grandfax" is the latest squabbling Of the
patronymcs Of the radical candidates 1t originated
ct q negro ratification meeting In Louisiana
The Richmond Whtg sensibly says 1--WE Of the
South have no hope outside Of democratic success,
and should object to no tactics that may be neces
sary to secure 1t. Whoever may be the candidates,
and whatever the platform Of that party, Of this we
may rest assured that its aim Ia tn relieve us and re-
eve the country of that demorazer tyrant and lev
eler-radicallsm.u
The Mobile Register ultra democrat) trusts that
'the National Convention at New York will show no
such signs Of weakness as to nominate Judge Chase.
Ia II sign Of weakness for the democrats to do
right, especially when they are likely to win by tf
A Washington June 1N despatch to the Chicago
Republican radicaD states that lit is certain from
what is going on here that Mr.. Chase is rapidly gain
ing ground, and Pendleton's supporters seem to be
aware Of the fact, for quite number OF them from
the West have arrived within forty-eight hours to
work against Mr.. Chase 1t is noticeable that the
members Of the whiskey ring from New York are
divided between Chase and Pendleton, with apre-
ponderAnce In favor of the former"
The Milwaukee Wisconsin (radicaD says:-'The
democracy in the Ohio valley are roaring, burning
and seething with vengeance against their weak
kneed brethren Of the Atlantic States who dare to
suggest the name Of Chase, the friend OF the bond
holders, as a proper democratic candidate for the
Presidency" The democracy IN the Ohio valley will
be the better able to make 'rOaring, burning and
seething" campaign against the radicals when Chase
is nominated.
The Philadelphia telegraph (radicaD says:-"Con-
sistency is jewel which the Chase democracy do
not covetn The experience Of the past proves that
the radicals are perfect adopts In covetng jewels,
as well as silver ware generally.
The Springfield Qn) Register (Pendleton democrat)
says:-"The democratic masses have done wisely In
taking from the politicians the selection Of stan
dard bearer and making that selection themselves"
We had no idea the Register would 80 soon declare
for Chase.