The New York herald., 1868-06-26

ana excesses Of the radical party. rhcv hesitate.
hands o. men who sympaflIized VITA those who at
.empted Us overthrow. They naturally. therefore.
ts e1po 81 ns ,s man wno@ ' SSh upon :.
thaS while ne would not cling with too great te-
naciIy nor give undue prominence 20 Che dead
well being Of the nation By Wild fasticssn or recK-
less iegslaon They are weary and SICK Of the pro-
loathe the corruptions that TEEN 10 almost every
department or the government. They view with ap-
nas the and which radical
ing hopefully, therefore, towards the man whose
election they are persuaded will these evils aud
REFORM these abuses. Under the benign sdmni<ira-
ton which he wall inaugurate tranquility they he
ieve win once more reign a. the capital purity and
affairs, and order and harmony be dirused through
our the land They believe. moreover. that the great
war; can so control and direct the system which he
oeyised that Il VIII bring us prosperity In peace.
Influenced BY Conscientious Ike these, Il Is evi-
cent that party shackies are fast loosng their hold
upon Intelligent men, Prominent individuals OF both
the old parties yielding something OF the ultrasm
the basis occupied BY Mr.. Chase. Here they feel that
there is safety. on this neutral ground lhey wal
tined to triumph. Extreme men may for a time
stand far or and wag their heads but the of
our citizens who are not controlled by mere party
rich man who has invested In government bonds
and the poor man who looks only for projection to
symbolized the Interests OF both viii DC secure.
The large and respectable meeting held few days
ago at the Continental Hotel Indicated how highly
sae Oh tne Cn,ei Susuce are estimated Repre-
parties were there vieing with each other In Jealous
efforts in his behalf. The spirit and animation which
characterized the proceedings showed how thor
oughly they were In earnest. Nor are they men who
can De readily diverted liver or thrust aside om their
merlca enterprises they are not In the habit Of
ia nnf n con nfnOn nm In
the Vocabulary Of such men as as john w. Fraser G r.
cue. Ter. OuyleI; s0nn WELSH Inomas b. FLOR
Gina, S"ntIaon %Ga, Ih WI u D. i1Elnas anu
oi w kSn.ienivn H n mnv WIZ. sook part III tnat meet
S nS. - tnSy naSS ensteu neart anu SOUL IN tne
thsU tn y, sne,r avor,.e caaHiuaSe, ana givng 10
disunguished they WIN make themselves lelt in the
PPret o@HnS COnvSn.,Ta MoIeoveI, s, us sieVated
vaant an1 = % .ht muess S - anu ~ 'ne pre-
the cris,. * o, o"' h o 70 " siG an e 10.
,h+ ths th % OILY & winning man~tngte ~ nte douDt
% enat % .ng Views - WIZ op1ain Iavor Win ts members
W seCulo ,,, n,S nominauon.
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of natrots now tremb,no so te so,etv ~ saais
~ ct p%os1, , nvm uD,u'nS iOl .ne sae.y VI 'nei.
WI. % ove ~ MvTe LAKE courage, anu Joy anu
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III Amos teVerytmng eise tne great lnterests OF tne
country irrespective OF individuals or parties Had
Won .,xtv aova ,noro 70 ,mrroso vo,r ,o,v. ON Tho
1ou o'Av ""J' A1o'e W COS 9ou. 'o"' on 'no
community am conf1dent that Mr.. Chase would be
selected as the most suitable and the most available
representative OF democratic principles In the
coming canvass As to his statesmanship his
financial ability and experience and his tried
honesty there ia but one Opinion: as to his
democracy there is a diversity OF opinions. He
has been in opposition to the democracy In
one particular only, and that OF expediency
slavery ia stted forever there is no reason WHY we
we should not regard him in complete unison with
4uiselveves' nave Just oeen tnroagn Kentucxy,
rom every ~ section Of the conntrv. ~ Wherever the
topic Of conversation has been the Fourth Of July