The New York herald., 1868-06-20
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Cleveland Herdld-radical- -admonshes tho
republicans to be on their guard against the wies
OF the democrats." How innocent these JacObins
have suddenly becomel
The Newark Aduerttser-radical-say at is tho
easiest thing in the world for the democracy to sue
ceed in the Presidential election of $685." That
candid admission for so strong Grant paper.
correspondent Of the Mobile Register is out in .
violent TRADE against Judge Chase because he re-
viewed negro troops In that city in 1865. So did
Hancock during the war, but that is not urged Q
reason why his Southern friends should "go backs
on him.
Among the banners in the Georgia Reconstruction
Convention was one bearing the inscription, ''New
men Progress and harmony among ourselves"
After being laid aside 1t was recently reproduced.
and the legend found to be transformed to "New
men Peas and hominy among asses p'
A Soldiers and Sailors State Convention is called
to be held In New Haven on Monday, June "a, az
ten O'Clock A. M to select delegates to attend the
National Convention of Soldiers and Sailors In New
York on the 4th Of July.
The Boston Herald, independent democrat op-
poses the nomination of Chase and goes for Ham
COCK. The Post, radical democrat, and Herald both
going for Hancock nsures in Massachusetts, lively
canvass In November
A New York correspondent Of the Boston AdueS.
ttser says the early holding Of the radical conven-
tion in this State July 81 would seem to foreshadow
the denomination OF Governor Fenton, and re-
marks -" Such action would seem to be necessary
to assure the people Of the country that his friends
were sincere when they declared at Chicago that his
nomination for Vice President would secure the vote
Of New York for Grant"
The Hartford Co,srant, cross-grained because the
United States Senator from Connecticut 'st lives"
goes into the Chase movement in the following
fashion:-Mr. Chase long ago showed himselffar in
ferOr to General Grant in the ability to select and
gather around him the best and most capable men.
He is showing himself inferior again by his lack OF
selfpraise and of ability to wait for the call Of the
people and to cheerfully submit to their decree The
veteran Of the liberty party Is bidding through tho
columns Of the NEW YORK HERALD for the support Of
those who made four years. war to save slavery BY
destroying the Union and are not sorry for 1t This
Presidential disease Is indeed TERRIBLE"
The Cleveland Herald (radicaD thinks Chase had
better become the nominee Of third party. Salts
fed that they cannot get the whole loaf the half
they are now looking after the crumbs from tho
third.
The Brunswick (Ga.) Banner. an influential South
ern rights paper comes out for Chase and Hancock.
The radicals attempted to get up Grant and
Colfax pole and nag raising In town in Connections
the other day, and they could not muster force
enough to erect the pole They had to call upon de-
The Potsdam Courier brings forward the name Of
w. A. Wheeler, Member OF Congress from that dis
trct, as proper nomination for Governor OF New
York, since Mr.. Fenton declines denomination.
The Rome (Ga.) Courier says of Mr. Chase:-The
only point in which he differs from the democratic
party is that OF universal manhood sufYrage; and In
regard to this II he is reported correctly 1t is with
him an abstract principle and not a practical issue
that is intended to come in antagonism with the
rights OF the States.
The radical canvass will not be active until the dog
days.
The time Of holding the Pennsylvania State Con-
vention Of 'White Boys in Blue" in Philadelphia has
been changed from June 80 to July 2.
The Cincinnati Commercial, in reply to an inquiry,
states that General Grant is not Catholics that he
does not belong to any Church. His family are
Methodists.
The Ohio Statesman (democrat) says "Chief Justice
Chases terms won't suit We cah do better" You
may 60 further and fare worse.
Mayor Holman complains Of being bored for cards
OF admission to the Democratic National Convention.
Callicott was not among the number.
How modest it appears for Massachusetts, demo-
Gratis, who have carried the State for a demo-
cratic Presidential candidate since 1904 pretending
to dictate who shall or who shall not be the cand-
date OF the next National Convention
The Kanawha Nv. VAL Journal says that Captain
John M. Phelps, Of Point Pleasant, is announced
as candidate for Congress in the Third district.