The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-03

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Is on the fence and OF course 80 are all The terri
tories. Their sympathies are as warm as those or
any of the States, but they are perforce neutral To
be there four out OF six delegates in the city,
country on this occssion for the right to vote IS de-
MED them Nevertheless, they have an influence IN
s ADMIT Tas the
fraud. Some few fellows out there want to become
Senators and Congressman, and being OF the radical
accomplish the feat OF rushing the Territory into the
Union as II was with those immaculate pioneers
baggism, to bring In Nevada, under Lncolns admin.
istraton, when her total legitimate vote hardly ex
ceeded ten thousand and her population being com
posed almost entirely OF males, numbered very little
more The Territorial delegates may be looked upon
as skirmishers, and according to their capacity
more or less effective The Colorad0ans speak like
the Californians In favor OF Field but the fact is
really that none Of these Pacific men have made up
their ,l minds upon any one candidate, and are doing
that local Californian politician. comparatively I'M
known, could ever be the standard bearer OF the
great national democratic party.
ls here In the person Of ]. M. Cavanaugh. These
Territories are mining regions, and are therefore
more or less interested In the financial issues. The
man out there who pays debt in greenbacks which
was contracted IN gold Is looked upon as disgraced
and this sst very fact makes these extreme Western
peculiar feeling as Pendleton happens to be-
NEW MEXICO
but no amount OF inquiry could discover where the
worthy Governor Is sojourning.
is supposed to be represented by william H. Hooper
delegate to Congress rom that Territory. Hooper Is
popular with the MOrmons, who are democrats to
man. and rather partial to free and full manner Of
living. t
Life on the ferries about New York makes points
OF history, many OF which are already recorded
as wonderful beyond precedent in
their inception and wonderful tSnd in their re-
hourly occurring that develop phases of human ma
ture Immediately cosmopolitan that the very safe
from those that leave the sweet security OF Streets"
as Charles Lamb expresses 1t, for moments pleas
From 'I the III perambuating dispenser Of neatsfoo
oil and lampblack over the cOwhide and
calfskin pedal coverings OF our pedestrians up
though the prominent members OF society, ambitious
to show their zeal in behalf OF the good order OF the
city, there ranges in the hours OF the morning wide
hour Never were they more exciting than now
The judicial functionary." called In, perhaps
from neighboring grogsery, INDUCES with
against for the party that will bring order out of
chaos in this country. 1t does not require great
philosophical and comparatively happy the younger
warriors" OF the democratic party are; but 1t would
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should settle our intestine troubles. es- 3
On the Fulton ferry yesterday noon there was wit
messed young scamp who had thOughtessly
inveged into his tolls resident Of the Great West
1t candidate for Shining honors' that desired
his feet to undergo certain reformatory operations"
as he must have been a brother OF the man who
hau ed his boots or with the forks OF the road" As
extent OF his job, the brogans being com.
posed entirely OF bulls hide, such as rem
came inquisitive and then patronzingly indulgent.
Their conversation turned as brushes rubbed from
ee to aU shs ep ne aaP
opinion that no one could send the democratic party
to victory with the same effectiveness as Chase This
he dilated upon, teHing those around him that to
nominate any other man. to his mind, and the minds
OF his co-laborers in the Convention, would be
hopeless struggle for the supremacy of the country
In the selection of another he was afraid that old
traditions old hates and Old ambitions would inter-
pose and rob the party OF its NEED OF success
In an extended journey over the above, Jersey
City, South and Catharine ferries during the morn
ing and evening OF yesterday, there were many met
whose minds were full Of the political issues OF the
hour. They readily entered INTO conversation about
the prospects Of candidates. but ultimately dropped
iuto the same conclusion as our lriend
who OF the Fulton ferry had almost all the Leather
OF the world in one boot" and for whom the young
artist was winning honor that such understand
nps'' should 40 to Tammany Hail.
Seriously, as an illustration how men think that
allied TO political parties there does not present
many ferries radiating from the CITY in all direc.
tios. Men here give you without reserve Their real
feelings, their own conclusions without lengthened
essentially dissolve this republican party must now
be done or else destruction must soon be the coun.
ys others say ast Grant az ths IS
government, nasnuch as he Is not a 'man OF
distinguished ability and valuable experience" This
fight" said another, must of course be somewhat
sectional but let us rise above the petty ealousies
and give the country man who will not weigh us
Us ss and
old republicans just the man to trample under foot
the noisy, mischieyous malcontents who are now
making the night hideous with their yels OF danger
should any other but true blue be nominated"
Others will tell you that Pendleton, Hancock and
Hendricks are their choice ont they DO not want to
outrage the conservative element Of the country"
and thus go as all seem TO be going.
These expressionslin favor OF Chase OF course.
merely Of that type that perhaps could be gathered
IN ride any morning for any or all Of those whom
the forthcoming Convention will name, but they
have been selected and sed with unusual care from
many stormy arguments by civilians and strangers,
and thus we give them as strain OF the feelings OF
an Intelligent jury"
This organization, which Is presided over by the
veteran Isaiah Rynders, will assemble his evening
Democratic Keys club and Americas Club. both
OF philadelphia, and conduct them TO their head
METROPOLITAN DEMOCRATIC CLuB.
There Will be public meeting AT the rooms OF this
organization, st. Augustine Hotel, East Fourteenth
expected to be present and address the meeting
Montgomery Blair, OF Maryland; Colonel f. M. Yer
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Clay Dean, of Iowa; W. W. OBrien, Of Illinois, j. Ii.
O'Nei, Of Iowa.
meeting OF this committee was held yesterday,
at noon, at their room in Tammanv Hall, the chair
man OF the committee, August Belmont presiding.
The secretary, F. o. Prince, was also present. Pre-
minary arrangements were made regarding the
Convention, the precise nature OF which, however,
being as vet but partial could not be learned after
which the meeting adjourned TO meet again. AT
noon to-day about twenty-sx members OF the COM
mttee were present at the meeting. The appca-
tons made TO this committee by gentlemen con-
nected with the press in different parts OF the coun.
try now exceed two hundred and nfty.
THE CHASE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The headquarters OF the friends OF Chief Justice
Chase are established at parlor No. Chaner House
opposite Tammany Hall. The committee Of one
hundred created by the Philadelphia meeting, June
TO- will make this their headquarters, after pre-.
lmnary meeting Of the committee to-day at room
No. 1879 Metropolitan Hotel at five O'Clock p. M. The
following is the Executive Committee Of One Hun.
dred:-John Welsh, William I. Johnson. William 5.
Price, John w. stokes, Charles d. freeman.
Fred. A. Aiken David W. Seelers and Theodore
II. McFadden. Prominent members Of the demo
cratic party from nearly every state 10 the
Union are attached 10 this committee, and they
pOwerful Influence. which has