New-York tribune., 1868-07-27
THE PRESIDENCY.

beat Republicans TINS year win q WOOuCn lnau
air nomination shows that they think so.
/ Synour Map-I tell you what, sir, Democracy
.,ooEipg up Grqnt Hat,-well, your bogus Democracy
Il Aat on ITS back that it can't look any other way.
II Tho Democrats of the West are beginning to
t that the Nev-York Convention consisted Of Green
/ ks and GIecuAOrns side, and Bonds and Sharp
i ,s on the other
R,oir saws eve seek to restore the Constitu-
.n by executing the VIII of the people," The Chicago
asays ifhe doesn't look sharp the will Of the people
III execute him.
The Wa,Tepsturg (Mo.) Standard is informed
All tbere is rebel flag in the sauctum of The Worrens
bre Journal for the faithful" to weep over Send it
e Frank Blair, by an means.
There is some curiosity to know whether
symour Ind, where the Adams Express robbers
sny lyuchcd, named after Horatio If SO, he
shoud cal there with speech addressed to "My
hends"
Montgomery Blair has found it necessary to
take the stump and try to do away with the bad effects
Of his brother Franks revolutionary letter The speech
which delivered at ROckbndge Alum Springs Nlr-
sna devoted aside from the object noted above, to
denunciaon of the Republican party and audation of
the Democratic nominees He makes the following false
assertion:
Blair had been rendered the nomination for the same
Office by those who had the power 10 cOnIei III tue OV
Yention in Chicago"
One of the Seventh Regiment, which lately
vent ON an excursion TO Norwich asserts that at the
house OF of the Reception Committee whele number
OF the regiment made call the following pictorial orna
ments and none other, in the room portrait OF
GOV. EHgish, one Of President Johnson, and one OF
Robert E Lee the latter being decorated with the Stars
and Stripes. He very naturally inquiries; "What sort
Of loyalty or decency that which would exhibit before
the members Seventh the picture Of the arbitrator
decorated with the flag which he fired on ana they fought
for gD The OuestiOn is highly pertinent.
f. p Blair calls for revolution because I'M
partial suffrage has been established at the South Yet
on June T. 1865 addressed meeting at Cooper Inst
tute, NewYor, which the following resolution was
sdopted;
Resored That we hold this truth to be sclfevident,
that he with whom we can the bullet to the
life Of the nation can likewise intrust the ballot to
preserve it, and we invoke the cooperation OF the Federal
and State Governments, and the people throughout the
Union to all lawful means 20 establish system OF Sg
sg: Ss '"''" '"" '' 'a'' an" '"'' % Ut" '''" "' Us
And Gen John A. Logan and Gen. Ulysses 5. Grant
cupied the same platform
The Rochester Democrat says "HOratio Sey-
mour few minutes before he nominated as the
Democratic candidate for the Presidency declared TO the
Convention that could and would not accept tho
nomination if rendered him. He has accepted it. He
said that he could not receive the nomination without
placing himself and the Democratic party in false posi-
tionD He has done He said his honor was pledged
not TO receive the nomination, and "upOn question Of
world" He has accepted the nomination. He said that
"1on0r forbade his accepting nomination by that Con
vution" lie has aceeptedit He SAID that he became
thDemOcratio candidate for the Presidency he should
Zee dishonored man." He accepts the situation
HotO Seymour stands before the people OF the United
sas to-day by his repeated confession, pledge
br(+or aud " dishOnOre man."
ne Democracy have just had ratification
HSJLREein Baltimore. There were multitudes Of Chi
MISE lahns the stereotyped series Of resolutions" We
recognize Horatio Seymour the incOrTuptible patriot
cr8p FrancP. Blair we recognize bold fearless, and
exper neeeader," etc.,-and speechmakng Of the old
ans 6ell,a, STYLE such as is resounding at Demo
cratic meetings throughout the country. The Hon. Chas
A. Eldridge to them weary from long struggle
with the Jacobins" Nevertheless he found strength to
y that Massachusetts has resisted the admission OF the
Southern states because she is manufacturing State
and the South agricultural section. Hav-
ing got into fever Of defamation, and passed
through several stages, he concluded as follows
Isl you that the bill for placing muskets I'm the hands
what they call the loyal people Is for the purpose Of
revolution He would tell them that II force used TO
prevent Seymour and Blair from being inaugurated, the
hardy yeonaury Of Wisconsin would hardy yeo
nanry Of Maryland in opposing force with force. Woe be
to those who should seek oppose the force Of the black
against the regularly elected choice Of the people
Hon Jacob s. Golladay, member Of Congress from Ken
lucky was selected TO follow Mr. Eldridge He opened
hbremarks by saying that he looked upon tins
blaze with pride, where he had call TO make argu-
nen as he supposed there among this throng
gho needed to be convinced" Though Mr.. Goladay alb
stained from argument he strong the essentials Of
Democratic campaign speaking Said ne, These fellows
IN Congress, who smelt gunpOwder, but sneaked
around bluffs and helped negroes to rob defonseless
women could be scared away by any decent white man.
Tor all their appendages Of General &C. The Yankees
Were not much for ghtng they the devil for get
ing substitutes" At this point the speaker was inter
fupted by the arrival Of ward delegations Order having
been restored Mr. GOaday brought charge OF repudia-
ton against the Republicans refusing pay him and
bhsrs for the negroes which they had paid 200 $500
piece for He concluded with me following fattering
remarks probably not unappreeated by his audience
sThe Southern men had fought well andgven up good
faith And yet this party said that they would make
bsae Rebels as they called them odious 1bey could
not make odous what God had set the seal OF suptrorty
upou.p Hon Mr Whyte, United States Senator irom
Maryland explained how Pendleon came not TO be nom
mated and concluded hls speech and the meeting with
little 9ke remarng that of Frank Blair all he lad 10 say
WAs sthat his name was Synonymous with Democratic
punOpes"
SPEECH OF GEORGE II. PENDLET0N AT GIN
CINNATL
The Democracy held an immense ratification
meeting al Cincinnati Friday evening, July a. at which
Mr. Rendleton authoratvely expounded the Democratic
patfCrm and the position Of the Democratic parry Oh
financial questions On these points We CONSIDER MI
Psndleton better authority than The World ana we sha
Quoe at considerable length from bis remarks Tor the
| ben,At Of Eastern voters;
THE FINANCIAL QUESTION.
A,A We Won been better satisfied with the manage
ma ti he finances and taxationf Ihe whole scope OF
he raw, e o the pnbnc debt IN CON- and 80 to reduce
ths our ney as that the coin VIII De most dSut 70 get
sa mos valuable 60 p1ose % csnai and the agricultural