New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-20
THE PRESIDENCY.

Senator Hendricks has finally consented TO
he beaten as Democratic candidate for Governor of ndi-
ana seymour will condole with him IN November
The Richmond Enquirer excoriates the Chief
Justice far rocornzpg in his recent charge to the Grand
Jury at Parkersburg West virginia the validity OF inc
Fourteenth Amendment ....
The Rhode Island soldiers and sailors have
formed Grant and Colfsx Club at Providence win
Gen Burnside as chief The Memphis soldiers and sail
ors have formed Seymour and Blair CiuD' Win cen
Albert Pike chief Boys in blue, and boys IN gfay'
A New-Jersey Republican wants to wager
5000 that John Blair will be elected Governor OF New
Jersey: 5000 that Gen. will be elected President
NJ the United States and 5000 that Gen Grant VIII take
twice as many states as Seymour No enthusiastic Cop
has as vet offered take George Wkess bel Oh three 70
two on Grants election
/ THE World has now taken TO denOuncng all
tho Union Generals. Gen Sheridan and Gen Mower are
caIednylt 'impotuous insubOrdinate men,; ora an IN
nated popniay: - Meade, the hero Of Gettysburg with
Mcdowell and Candy. pronounced wooden literal
lists Pope and sickes berated rs political eourte
sans" But "bucher Forrest and renegade Preston are
"brayo men, and wade Hampton does honor to the
| name Of American citizen" lOohlhoieldL
Brick Pomeroys paper has au old cut OF Rosa
Bonheur with the Of the Legion OF Honor and one
OF negro side by nde the first labeled democracy,
aud the second "Republicanlsm" From this we infer
that the Democracy have swallowed Susan b. Anthony,
with her femae-suirage blouse though Brick Is omi-
nousy silent In his explanation Of the cuts Brick says
White sodiersYou return from the war 70 pay taxes
TO support white bondhoders and negro paupers who dd
not fight and for further reward told that the Re
be0n never would been put down had 1t not been
FOR tho negro who by TO be made your equal We
say. white supremacy another war" That's honest J
What says The Woridf ......
Mr. Brookss occupation is gone. The Presi-
dent al campaign has ohtoraed all traces OF the facial
angle tho Uranium aud the shinbones OF the negro, and
the inferior race can longer be recognized In the
"Colorcd Democracy" OF the South. According TO The
Charleston Neus the negroes have received the
new BIRTH The Southern Democrats welcome them as
men and brethren; the Northern must do the same.
Tennessee Democratic Convention resolves: That If
the freedmen OF this State unite with the Democracy,
aud by their votes secure the acknowledgment OF tho
/ white men who are DISTINGUISHED common justice
and common gratitude demand that we should not dis
! turp them in any rights thoy may now possess"
The Republican is the name of daily paper
lust started in Columbia, South Carolina by Mr.. J. W.
Denny I'm favor 81 Grant and Cofax This IL tho first
paper ever published In South Carolina recognized
organ Of the Republican party II says: Here In South
Carolina the home Of the Pmckneys the Buffers and the
| Hamptons-hore where Calhoun lived and dicd-hero
where the curse OF human bondage rested heaviest and
human Slavery found its wprmest devoteosstands to-
day party OF 10000 voters pledged to preserve protect
and defend the rights every man, and child OF
every race color and condition and to mako this state
prosperous aud her people happy by placing education
within the reach OF all" These sentiments 5lgnlh-
| cant