New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-01
POLITICAL.

be relied on for assistance, we need H. and Helpers
hopes for the determination OF the negro race VIII DO
most speedily realized by such efforts as the Radical mad
men are now making to hurl mass OF armed negroes
upon the white men OF the South Under such provo
cation they will demonstrate their superiority to the
nero race in manner that will make the naked savages
OF Ethiepa for centuries to come howl with horror at
the name OF Southern white man.
CAPT. Edward Marshal, brother of Thomas,
made n sneech nj n recent Democratic ratification meet
ing which is thus sketched in n Kentucky paper He
was enthusiastic in support Of Seymour and gave his
req sons therefor He said Seymour was nominated as
War Democrat the that no other could WIN
He was called War Democrat, bW ne mad herer giren
dpy aid or support 10 The Government IN prosecution OF me
ra hen Il could be arodea. In 1868, when the Rebel
troops were IN Pennsylvania and the Government called
an seymour. who was then Governor Of New-York, to
furnish troops TO expel theE answered in the same
manner il not in the language as the Governor OF
Kentucky in 1861 viz: that he iooud not send them He
did send Them however, for the reason nat he rds unable
10 do ottericiSe"
The Westminster Gazette, n Catholic paper,
published IN London says "a party OF Canadian vol
uneers for the Papal army have just passed through
Paris on their way Marseles TO embark for Civlta
yecena TIE Unirers states hat Hcy hare nth them ne
gro netcy eonrered 10 Catholicism, and Who for
has been dsinherited by his family He is going TO Rome
10 complete his theological studies, and prepare for the
priesthood These volunteers have subscribed To pay MS
travelling expenses What will Democracy say to thlsf
A negro to be pestl Perhaps he may be sent to the
sixth Ward to convert their coreigioniss to true CHRIS
tiany viz Glove your neighbor YOURSELF even II he
is black not to burn down negro orphan asylums nor
hang negroes the lamp possride Riots ~ lS3-but to
vote Grant and freedom, not for saymoro and Bare
Zion's Herald of New-York says: "Lowell
wttily said that THE white Philip would run by the
% tha cla Nybp he euuuCh
ts scat That Is already the in the South EX-
Gov Brown of Georgia. a rightly reconstructed Rebel,
SAYS the unreconstructed Rebels there not only eject
negroes to Office, but drive them to the polls In their
bugges and carry them on their shoulders II they
vote their ticket This il ahead Of Philip and the ennuch
There Is no authority for the white mans carrying the
negro unless Peter Cartwrghts Dutchman's theory
who tugged home with his fat frau on his back because
Peter had told them they must take up their cross ana
he was the biggest cross he had The coored Southern
the one mans cross. 1t Will do him good to carry
i'm. The whrling Of time brings round strange re-
verses"
A Utica On. " letter to The Chicago Tribune
contains tho following:
Judge Underwood OF Virginia, who is here In Utica to
attend the Commencement Of Hamilton College. Of which
Horatio Seymour, Gov. Hawlcy, Gerritt smith, ana nm
-cf are graduates says that he has seen CheIJuSu''
chase since tho Democratic nomination was made
Judge Underwood was colaborcr win Mt haso L
chase expTcsscs himself "a supporter Of Grant aud
Cofax lie states that the Democrats treated him WIN
ireachery and design, assuring him OF Toe Nomination AZ
New ofk rs forcgonc matter but asking his cOopcra
ton IN little photographic points Of platform so thAl t,1
| might barmonize In Convention and not cstrangc the
rreat minority OF Western Brick Pomcruy Democrats
Leading him from admission 20 admission they mag
uiGed and exaggerated his ACCOMPLISHMENTS win me
intent 10 bring Lis friends 10 their nominee, while
they should cast himself aside The chief Jnstce claims
that the only interest lac had IN the Democratic honlha
lion was 10 secure the pcruaueuce Of universal suffrage
by assisting the Democratic party TO acknowledges
Marcus Tourtellote of Springfield, Mass, is a
born Democrat and II he had the blessed opportunity
would quickly prove himself one Of Gov. Seymour
most Jealous friends" Having taken umbrage at the
noise made by the pous negroes Of Springfield, when as
embled worship he bought the land on both sides OF
their meeting house. and then tried 10 buy the church
property. AS the price asked was more than he was VIII
ing 20 pay lac built solid board fence each sdo OF the
house up TO tho thus closing the windows ana
making house too dark FOR use, well "a snhocat
ngIy hot satisfied with this. lao painted the fences
black on the sides toward the church complaint OF
the fence as nuisance made the proper quarter VIII
probably set the matter right The affair proves the
truth Of the recent proverb that negro sometimes RS
good as a white man, and a good deal better, II he be
HAYES himself.
The N. Y. Herald says: "What can we ex-
pect Of Seymour OF Blair OF party OF whose ora
tors Wade Hampton aud whose platform Is made ~
great part by the who waRed four years war t.
destroy the Government Seymour Il rather than
party were to win We should expect TO him withdraw
and Blair take his place BLAIR has promised IN advance
G. take us back the chaos OF dsorganization o would
observe constitutional orms-that Is, he would walt until
he had secured Congress OF his creatures which he
could certainly do by such OF Government patron
age as been dreamed OF hitherto. With that Con
gress and President whittier might not be taken
And II the Northern people resisted another war OF co
ercon would be easy start and Southern army with
change OF coat and coors might march into the Middle
or New.Engand States under Wade Hampton to assert
the authority Of the National Government Events less
! likely have been seen"
| The Mobile Tribune has no doubts about the
real issue OF the impending contest The principles OF
the late Rebellion again to be fought for first at the
ballotbox and IL defeated there the discussion will be
removed TO the battlefield Ballots first, TO keep up ap
pearances and then bullets. The Tribune puts the
plainly:
neutrality-suspicious. OF Moblle-comrades Of the
Queen City OF the Gulf LET make more effort IN
behalf Of rights and liberties n zee successful
| in ne approaching contest shall rfDou all Haf ~,
lost in ne Lost Cause We shall be freemen
We shall have country. We shall be able to reverse
the iron rule which has been imposed upon us and turn
Ing that iron into brands Of fire. hur them back the
heads Of the fagtiOus wretchcs who have Inflicted 80
many foul and fla grant wrongs bleeding country
Once to the breach then-yet once more aud when
the cloud shall have cleared away from the flaming field
nag-the grand old Democratic ag-will be seen In all
its glory, streaming like the thundercloud against the
| wind Let us then rally once more around THE DEAR
OLD FLAG which have followed often to glory and
to victory Let plant our standard In the midst OF the
field and let MS more raise the war cry he who
doubts is damned he who dalies is q dastaTd'"
The NeY-Y9yk correspondent of The Louis
vile Democrat says OF The World "That it is
steady nor so straightforward nor IA good
many Democrats think quito as SINCERE as II
might be, Its advocacy Of negro suffrage, and
ITS suggestion that the bogus military "gov.
ernments which the Radicals have set up In the South
be acquesced H. hereses too recent 10 be for
gotten yet the great body OF the Democratic party
here. 1helWOrid would have a more enduring claim on
halfdozen calow colegians that hang about It's edlo
rial rOoms write O good deal moro OF Har.