New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-14
THE PRESIDENCY.
SETTLEMENT OF REPUBLICAN DIFFERENCES IN
PHILADELPHIA.
JJurned.

SETTLEMENT OF REPUBLICAN DIFFERENCES IN
PHILADELPHIA.
PuuApELPUIA, July 13.--It is now certain
that the District Attorney Division will be adjusted
Both candidates will withdraw. The Convention will
reconyene and make nomination that will unite the Re-
pubicans In this city.
RECEPTION OF GOV. SEYMOUR IN UTICA.
UREA, July 13.-GOv. Seymour arrived homo
this afternoon and was welcomed with enthusiasm by
his fellow townsmen. Bells were runR cannons were
fred the fro companies turned out bands played, and
flags were displayed by the Democrats. Gov Seymour,
from the steps of Baggs Hotel made brief but feeling
acknOW gent OF the Kindness OF his friends ana neigh
bors Mayor sprlggs followed, explaining that Mr. sey
mour who stl suffering from lness was forbidden by
his hyscan 10 speak IN the open arr keuflnR Wtnln
the hotel the Governor spoke briefly TO company OF
children from the ST. Johns Catholic orphan Asylum,
who had Join In the greeting He soon afterward
lions of the people on the route from Albany Utica
crowds surrounded the Governors car at the principal
satiOns and cbcered and called him out. lie appeared
on the platform at various places, but did not speak
SEYMOUR AND BLAIR RATIFICATION MEETING:
SELMA, Ala, July l3.-A grand Seymour and
Rlar ratification meeting held in this city Satur
day night Speeches were made by Gems Morgan, fstus
shelby, Judge Brooks, Judge Wood, ex-Mayor NJ j.
Williams, Col Colby, and several others
RATIFICATION MEETING IN PITTSBURGH.
PTTTsBURGH, July 13.-A Seymour and Blair
ratification meeting was held this evening III this city
EMPIRE DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
The Empire Democratic Club met last evening
Hall to 5 Pr e o o S CT
pied the chair band was In attendance WniGn nat a.
intervals dconrsed patriotic strains sa pS al
meetings OF the Empire Club composed OF the creme
Te "a Meeting was called to order by the Chairman who
having briefly alluded TO the scant attendance for which
he said the state OF the weather sufficiently accounted,
pnceSded TO deny ia the most emphatic manner
mort which had been extensively circulated, TO the
sneGt tr"' That report was unGuaedy false He had
no notion Of dsgracng his record as Democrat by re-
yentien The weakened might dspair II they chose.
and try iuoculate others with their own
,SI S Fsss IL the would
srate that In the estimation Of the intelligent and pat
rotic citizens OF America the Constitution was superior
~ The sword The Democratic party were IN favor
Of having the burdens q taxation press equal;
On ,ne ne gro saperor to the white man The Radi
cal pary were at present maintaining four armies In the
Hss he an Bureau costing
the Country millions Of money and ANOTHER army OF 500
esy Ge Sary would effect change all that TO
those who desired to effect the freedom OF ireland 10
nSt e her, or to lsra protection adopted c
SSsh is they
be Received; but II the Radicals cast them out they
f SSs also tho In sSnsa and
5SpSS, Sectional cUnSsnon for Adoption by the Club
These adopted s%d much arsSHs, wSs
S.s1ped the audience that they might confidently look
s Bs 81 ss a Ths snSasss
Win which the NOMINATIONS had been received through
out the Country rendered 50 much certain d ,s az al eyen IT,
IMPRESSION the days Of the Black Republican party are
t his point an irrcpressibe individual claiming to
hail from he west asked permission TO address the club;
The Gi Se bsnd struck up the wearing Of the
Green shutting him M Gn sn% of oor The R %So
speaker Ss espsd the
oddeu people u the South who raised their voices Ia