New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17

nomination of Judge Chase. Not afew OF our irlends
have suspected that The W"h Was hcs .rt te'i ana
its course, in pressing even now the adoption
Of its candidates. who could not he supported ~
election tho expense Of lis principle far TO JUSTIFY
the dstrust commonly entertained No pracucal mlnus
the party for The worlds candidates. even we had az
months before us to do the work ill., The attempt, 10
aster; does the paper In thus speak for any
aud sehei the REPRESENTATIVE mem 81 me party in tho
CITY OF New-York all discard I'll responsibility for TINS
THREE DEMOCRATIC OLD WOMEN SWEAR TO
THEIR OWN VIRTUE.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1G-The following is an
answer to a dispatch from this city. asking whether
candidates was prompted by the Democracy in New.
York:
Jonah d. Hoorer, esq, Washington d. o.:
No authority possibility change front All friendS
consider It totally impracticahe AID equivalent to d,s
stricken 81 TfLDEN,
AUGUST BELMONT,
AUGUSTUS SCHELI~
THE PHILADELPHIA DEMOCRACY NOMINATE
CHASE AND HANCOCK.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 16.-The announcements
on the newspaper bulletin bOar-, today tnat MI ssy-
monr had Withdrawn from the Pre- ientii CANVASS nat
rally created considerable excitement. The Democrats
are so badly demorazed in this seclon @ ,
the victory which the repea aLd roghs nave won ZOE
them I'm this city, that they did not know what 10 tDhh:
Some Of them inclined 10 1 u ~ ~ ipsn ~.
believe th,t there was something 10 IT, The story was
generally dscredted and all Republicans aud Demoerss
alike are IN the gaping condition OF McawDer Al.es
the frst furry OF excitement Immediate can.
wasting Of the available men 10 lead ihs i1rorn nope
the Democracy. Mr. Chase and Con. hancock Wero
almost unanimously the choice Of the faithful masses
but the older and more sagacons politicians thought
hardly probable that either gentleman would acsePs
such q nomination. The Republicans, who are IN ngu
eee regard The Worlds suggestion virtual surrendeI
10 Gen Grant, complete as til at 1T Appoattox Cours
House
THE NEW ORLEANS PIcAYUYE DOMINATES HAM
COCK AND HENDRICKS.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. t6.-Enis evenings rec
av,e mas leader similar In tenor ~ that OF re neo-
Orleans Times Photographed this morning Ihe P.cdTnd
suggests the names Of Hancock and GndrcKs OF hau'
cock and Adams. for Presidential candidates.
THE ALBANY argus Rejects TIE PROPOSAL.
ALBANY, Oct. 16.-The Argus rejects and con.
tennis the suggestions Of The NdiOn9t Laeugencer and
The Nso York World. looking to cnange Of front ny tns
Democracy and insists upon pursuing inc eampai2 -
BLAIR's DESIRE TO WITHDRAW.
| CINCINNATI, Oct. 15.-The Hon. Frank L.
Blair the Democratic nominee for the VicePresden1cy,
In this city yesterday m consultation WIN n,Srent1
trustworthy that the General stated freely ana
earnestly to his friends that ne Mas lre,
deney, and advised the Withdrawal i Els nao o '"s
ticket. o,
AUGUSTA. Oct 16.-Ihe COastitutoRdtiSt dep
recates the proposed change OF te standard
Democratic party and adhegs 70 oe naecn,ion Of
The canvass IL charges mat Belmont aud me bosd
have heen guilty OF lukew and that tney nav =
made an effort sell out To the bo'holiers, and cans
change IN the head Of the National Executive oon'
| mittee. -. -
| THE OHIO DEMOCRATS REPUDIATE THE WORLD<
| COLUMBUS Oct 16.-COnsiderlDle c0mmOton
created among the Democracy TO-DAY oy uS
reporting Seymour was 10 be Nhdruwn anu onise
| substituted. meeting was therefore caleu to-mgn's
| and the following resolutions were adopted . .,,t.
Rssolrod That Lotlng In We rfepi eeu"n 70 snao
either the principles o. Democracy or !" ,h 80
| hst heretofore toe Democracy escheS the SUI
stntIoo Of policy punepei That therefore, We ats
onno a. any Nheh the 81 seymour aad
s6a withdrawn sandad1earrs ~ iHs Ve.e
90 their wbdmwai ahl NATIVE peso W
thes on, hearty ami united support the present campaign
SsoId CHI o the HK~cu'ye DerAue Connis
those
To the Hon and tue Chsa % Tie S~uonsi Sisa
! tive Committee. - =,
August Belmont replied by saying that the New fors
Democracy are not scared and do Lo propose 10 cnange
candidates There many leadlnS Democrats III e.
circumstances