The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-21
stunning Is comm on; but


Ballot box stunfng Is common; but
Who stuffed the Mayors white hat,
In the Western counties they are beginning TO call
Griswold, the radical candidate for Governor,
sold Grizzly"
II the democrats should nominate HOFFMAN, We
suppose he will be called
sold Huny."
But II Murphy should be the nominee it ia not I'M
probable he will he called
'Old Pnk-eyeW
That being the name OF favorte potato.
John Bell says he win live to see Seymour elected.
He said in 1850 that either himself or Edward
Everett-"Bell and Everett''-"the Uulon the Con-
sttuti0n and the Laws"-would be elected Pres-
dent himself by the voice OF the people, or Everett
a. the President OF the Senate. That prophecy, We
believe, was never fulfilled.
Good times coming for the South
Alabama win raise this year four hundred thou
sand bales OF cotton worth $40 100000 so says Gov
ernor Patten.
The Empire Club has adjourned until August. In
the meantime committee has been appointed 10
fnd ont
Who stuffed the Mayors white hats
Cotton has long been considered the nrs staple OF
the South but they have Stapler, In Columbus
negro, who is out in an affidavit showing up the
horrm barbartes including the torture OF The sweat
oticias at Fort Pulaski to wiring from him confess
sion about something OF which he knew nothing.
General Frank P. Blair was invited to attend
ratification meeting at Council BUNS, to which lie
replied
OMAHA. July Ia. 1858.
I very much regret that it will he impossible for
me to attend the ratification meeting With you
tomorrow night My engagements as Commits
sioner for the Union Pacific Railroad compel me TO
go to Laramie tomorrow afternoon
T. p. BLAIR.
Grant has also declined to he toadled by the
Leayenworth radicals. We now wait to hear from
Colfax. The trio ought to meet somewhere In the
middle OF the great Plains and address the red skins
They will, doubt hnd a more orderly assemblage
than one composed OF the r0ughs OF New York or
Chicago. Tan-gle Foot and Kill'em-at- Forty Rods,
with their squaws, She-Root aud Longtime, will OF
course be there and the 'Big Chiefs" have time
that may take the thar all OFF their heads ~
new style OF fun for the S0uth Captain Bid
dies proposed pantomime for the eJect'nent OF
Governor Humphreys from his seat as Governor OF
Mississippi q Ia bayOnettei
The Albany Ereni0g J0UJ3t0l says:-"Gensral
Grant crushed the rebellion. Now the rebellion
seeks TO crust, him. VIII grateful people permit
ite'
Answcr-"Repubics are ungraiefui"
'Fire your guns" said poor laboring man in
Detroit, while the radicals ratifylng Grants
nomination, "yOn cant fool me any longer voted
your ticket until 1t takes three dollars to buy what
used to get for seyentyfye cents and now think it's
about tine FOR change |"
What is the New York democracy without the
Irish Cath0icss
door without a knocker
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The New Orleans Rep'sbtun says during tine
late war Grant took towns aud cities and that
the copperheads 'saw sghts" Now they Will pro
baby see more.
Who stuffed the Mayors white hat,
Seymour the sterling patriot--Two pound ten.
Who stuffed the Mayors white hat ?
The indianapolis Journal tradicaD says Johnson's
Cabinet has been poled, with the following result:
For Grant and C0lfax-Seward schoaed and
Evarts
McC,,l,och and Randall In doubt, but opposed to
the democratic platform.
For Seymour-NOne.
Who stuffed the Mayors while hats
General Grants fortune In said to exceed a quarter
OF a million OF dollars. That's pretty good for the
first quarter. What with it prove when he cones 10
the scratchs
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A Letter from General Grnnt to the Mayor
Of Leavenworth.
From The f.eaveuworth kansas, Bulletin, July 1871
The se ah' EXPLAINS
As we expected, The General refuses any public de-
nonstraton bu will he happy to meet his friends ut
'"V t""''e'So VI "o"et"' s'hV'"su, ~ Htu
crai Grant will remain but day ~ the fort, and
then leave for the West. The citizens of Leaven.
worth will, OF course, be delighted 10 pay their re-
specs TO the Great Captain'':--
81. LoUfs No.. July II. ISIS.
Hon. q. X NoefnfAp dr. Mayor of Leavenworth
Kansas
DHIE s.sYour favor of the Il,h inst enclosing re.oI
tio1 Of tho Council OF Lcsvcuworth City extending
public reception aud asking when shall he your city, -
tain which the afternoon win
bably he in Leaytnworth day. the quarters of
General Sheridan, when viii he happy meet ai the
citizens of lergenworth VINO do me the honor cal.
But allow me To decline public reception. fully appr.ci-
the compliment conveyed in the resolution which
and thank the CITY Council citizens
white travelling for recreation and inspect personally
country with which have much TO do and have
would u,uch prefer avoiding public demonstrations
Believing that y" and the citizens of Lesvenwor;h
thanks will fully appreciate feeling
the motive which induces decline proHerci
kindness, subscribe myself, respectfully
servant, U. s. G4ANT.