New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-10
THE PRESIDENCY.

was resolved present the following resolution 10 the
| next meeting Of the Association:
Whsreas The Central Chase Association, composed OF
Conservative Democrats and Republicans who were dis
pleased with the radical tendencies OF the Republican
party aud the COppeThead affiliations OF the Democracy
and who hoped that the leaders OF the Fourth OF July
Convention would rise superior TO the Old ana eIete
accordance with the existing and accomplished political
facts having had that illusion dspeled by the adoption
of reputation platform and the nomination OF a con-
sistent opponent OF the War and its results, do
| Resoire to recommend the indorsemeRt of Gen u s.
Grant for President and Schuyler Colfax for YcePres
dent OF United States by the Central Chase Club
majority of the citizens Of the United States than
the nominees Of the Democratic Convention.
MEETING OF THE UNION LEAGUE CLUB.
The Union League Club met last evening.
On taking the Chair Mr. John Jay congratulated the
Club on the nomination Of the Hon. John A Grswod by
the Republican State Convention Mr. GrswOd, he said
was worthy of regenerang the State of New.York in
contest where Grant and C0lfax regenerate the nation
He then referred to the nominations made by the Ma
onal Democratic Convention, and said, we have been
quite prepared to meet at the polls all from the North or
many Conventon as fairly as during the war we met
and conquered them in the field without reference to
pared adopt, the national column they intended to
display But far consistency In principle and per-
ssfency in action entities party to credit think we
bOund to acknowledge that that credit Is eninenty
due To the Democracy lor ther hOhlatoh 0i G0V oey
meDced he stood forth its strongest champion IN the
to preserve its Integrity and enforce its laws and by
originating the suggestion that debt incurred Tor
defense OF the Union would be in danger OF repudia
ton Mr. Jay then referred to the 4th of July speech
OF Gov Seymour in which that gentleman tried 10 prove
the "A failure while at the time Gen. Grant
capturing Yicksburg and Gen. Meade was rolling
back the invasion OF Lee. Gov Seymour he thought had
fifty received nomination a reward for tho services
he has rendered 10 the party, which, at Chicago
mended the American people TO submit TO Slavery, Re-
bclllon and Dsunion and which, having failed In its
attempt to destroy the Republic and to prevent It's recon-
structiOn. now deliberately proposes by the platform
Mr. Frank Blair, whose recent boodand thunder letter
is thus directly indorsed TO replunge the country into
confusion, chaos, and reputation. Loud aDpausel
one contest gentemen and We trust that this un
1tnd filled our cemeteries and piled up mountain OF
debts. Will dissolve before tho Indignation of this long
The Executive COMMITTEE reported the following resO
luton, and their report was unanimously approved
m secDs Zoe nominees Of the Union Republican party il
Dodge JAson schultz Isaac sherman John | We GTapa D. o1a
dsue their discretion such may be eonnded TO them
sail Committee authorized forthwith to open subscriptions
Aresontion Was adopted directing Prof Goodwin Smith
20 be advised on his arrival IN the country that te cour
the Club extended TO him during his stay
were discussed and adopted. and the Club adjourned
ANOTHER LETTER FROM MR. PENDLEToN.
Since the adjournment of the Convention the
following has been made public; and TO those who
watched the persstency with which Mr.. Pendletons
name was pushed it must be a source Of amusement:
CNCIsSATf Thursday, June %. 1868.
Ny DEAR SIR: You left my Office this morning before
was aware Of IT, / seek you at home but you are not
here must say what want by note As soon as you
gct TO NewYork see Gov. Seymour You know well my
Affection and admiration for him. You know well what
was nv fee ing before and after heard from him last
Fall lie is to-day the foremost man IN our party IN tine
United states. His ability, cultivation, and experience
put him at the head Of our statesmen. lie commands
my entire coDndence-I would rather trust him
than myself with the delicate duties OF the next four
veaTsyou know / am sincere. Make him feel this, and
that he can rely and my friends have natural
pride-an honest pride, beieve,-ln the good VIII OF my
couurymen hut YOU better than any one else, know
that 1t Is neither egotstical nor overriding and that
am ready anxious To give up the nomination TO anybody
who can get single vote more than myself Express
all this frankly to the Governor but delcateiy, ana et
him understand my views or men ana measures As nave
Very truly GEORGE H. PESDLErON.
To. Washington Mclean.
RousING REPUBLICAN MEETING IN AUGUSTA, ME.
AuGsrA. ME.. July "a large and enthusi
astie Grant and Cofax meeting held in Granite Hall
tonight Gov Cony presided. with Is Yce-PresIdents
Stirring speeches made by the Hon. John A. Bing
ham OF Ohio and the James q. Blaine OF Maine
POLITICAL HYPOCRISY.
IL "a, Editor n The n1bm>
SIR: Since the mighty julius" did thrice
refuse kugly crown the hands OF Antony, and the
F" CROOK backed Tyrnnt" declined Englaud's sceper
when pressed on him by buckingham there has not
been a cousummate piece OF acting than SeymOurs
affected reluctance to accept the Democratic nomination
Tor the Presidency. First he writes formal letter alb
solutcy rejecting the high honor that his political ad
inircrs would fain have thrust ON him Next, at the
oprpng OF the Convention Of the Unterrihed. he again
avows his determination not 20 suffer himself
10 be- put forward % candidate, ana In PROOF OF
the sincerity OF this ayowal and his extreme mod
md allows them 10 make him President Of the COnven
ton and after having filed this Office for three days
and won golden opinions by the dignity and afabty OF
IN. demeanor hc suddenly fOrsoOth becomes i'll and Is
Mr. Price OF Missouri At length Thursday morning az.
rves the last act OF the farce Is TO be played aud
The mock hypocrisy thrown OF The prelminarcs hay-
ing been gone through letter withdrawal read from
! nj Pcndleton. and few more Intellectual attempts
made TO obtain twothlrds vote for Hancock ana
| Hendricks Mr. McCook OF Ohio rises. and alb
rupuy proposes that the Hon notauo Soyi ave
y W., H. the reluctance OF New,York's favonte
son to lie could not think OF putting MN
| honor Valaudrham however was not TO be thus BAT
| fed His part was the role OF Buckingham and ne
played 1t well In times Of great eKigeney and calaty
on personal considerations must give way-not excepting
even those Of the Hon Horatio SEYMOUR The Conyen-
decent pause. He%YoTS. fayort SON dceming better
sacrifice himself for tho countys good succnmPed 70
| Guided lie comedy CRITIC
| TIE NOMINATIONS SALUTED.
| In Philadelphia the nominations were received
,nns rbe some remark IL true OF Worcester. Mass;
Whitehall Cuba. Buffalo, Syracuse and West Troy ~ II
| An,,Iato ga RicLmond Va. Baltimore. Md Nashville,
and Memphis Tenn. 81. Louis Mo- ana Lou'NHe' n.y.
Mr.. Joseph Galluchet of South Carolina IS a
Democrat OF the Nasty school. The following extract
rom his speech i'm the Democratic State Convention was
perfectly In keeping with the eloquehce Oh s'9n
eye tha God Almighty Intended the coored man to oc-
cupy the inferior position which he has had III th1se
ern States, ms worst enemies are those VINO .no
him 10 are 10 any CHER political position Such enors
are calculated 10 rebound only 10 ms INJURY LUIS u
white maas government and white man county anu
while as matter OF individual taste; may take inc
negro by hand, even 10 my tabie ~ ha3ci ~
principle him to occupy that position lhteue" io
| him by his Maker.
The New York correspondent of The RocheS-
Ter Commercial says: i tell you AGAIN that 'o
ern delegates don't care what is done hereptoVldcd
they receive sufficient courage TO 90 home and dserso
the Legislatures violence necessary thl naNo pcou
elected under the reconstruction laws; ana Just so sure
as the military now IN the south Withdrawn the work
This Il rho ed purposs OF Southern Democrats ana
| IL il sure that such men Rynden-wh3 hunorq3usy
talked 10 this effect last nght-Seymur, Naandghln'
Brick boldly declars TINS To he inc pat