New-York tribune., 1868-07-03
Gen E.O. c. Ord favors Grant and Colfax.

The Louisville Democrat denies that Lieut.
Gov. Jacob and Gov. Brametto favor Grant ana
COliaX.
Gov. Brownlow announces in The Wing that
Cen n r. Banks will speak at Knoxville upon the Fourth
Of July
The Indiana delegation to the New-York
Convention VIII insist upon the twotirds rule TO ad'
vance the interests Of Mr. Hendricks.
The Hon. Susan b. Anthony has secured her
ticket and viii positively present her credentials 10 the
National Democratic Convention. VallandiSham pro-
tests.
A Democrat attempted to break up Repub-
hcan ratification meeting at snter Creek recently by
setting ire to unOccupied building IN the outskirts OF
the town lie goes for Chase.
The alta California figures up q majority of
1900 for Grant and Colfax in that state II inc entire
complexion OF tho State has not been changed by the
immi grafton OF the last twelve months
The Hon. John A. Bingham of Ohio, Gen.
sckes New York and probably Cen Garfield OF ONE
tion. 10 be held in Portland on the 9Th OF July.
The Conservative soldiers invited Con- Selden
connor of Kendalls Mills to preside over their delbera
oTs % a at IA sgT Of Mse Grant on and cy nc
The Hon John Petit of Indiana says that he
and tens thousands OF Democrats would rather vote
for and trust the Presidency 70 tho true old soldier
(Grant than 70 scheming, hypoortioal civilian Chase
Petit is a fierce Pendleton man.
The Mississippi State Journal announces that
Judge Louis Dent, brother.inlaw OF Gen. Grant, who
lived In Jackson before the and has resided In MIS-
sisspp for the last years and s able speaker is
about TO canvass Mississippi for the Republican ticket
The Nashville Gdsette says: As a choice of
Chase And when we assert that there OocCo
Democrats In the country OF our notion ABOUT the matter
We defy contradiction
A party of gentlemen who, after the Chicago
Convention, went Westward excursion TO the ter
minus of the Pacific Railroad raised Grant and Colfax
banner at the highest point the line or the road, some
miles West OF Cheyenne.
On dit-that if PendletOn is slaughtered at
New-York another distinguished Cinennatlan Is likely
TO get the nomination OF the Democracy for the Pres
dency or VicePresldency. Mr.. W. g. Groesbeek Is the
gentleman referred 10.
The Boston Trapeller says: "The Hon. Caleb
Gushing is deyoting his time and his great abilities
70 the Interests OF his clients and to have with
drawn altogether from politics. but believe his sym
paties are and for some years have been with the Re-
publican party"
Judge G.. G.. LangdOn of Alabama one of the
delegates TO the National Democratic Convention, has
written letter In which he says: cannot consent TO
the nomination of any with record black that
OF Judge Chaseno man who In favor OF the principle
OF negro suffrage"
The Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks is not
troubled with that amable weakness often observed
In great mena dsnclnation for official honors. He is
now candidate for Governor OF Indiana, for United
States Senator for Vice president and President II he
should DO elected to all OF them he will have lively time
Mr.. Pendleton said in Congress, in 1862
rredeemaSity' You put on them the mark Of CAIN
and like Cam, they Will 10 forth be vagabands and
fugitiyes the earth" And now no wants TO pay of
the debt with these "vagab0ndH" Certainly 10 IL vag
abond proposition.
The Portland Ore0onian says that the ratif-
cation meeting held In Portland tho night OF May %,
exceeded in numbers any political gathering ever assem-
Gibbs, the Hon. H T.. O. Sullivan the Hon. Wilson
Bowby, and ". ID. Hare esq The entire demonstration
passed of in the most enthusiastic manner.
The Indidndpolis Journal says "If Mr. Chase
dency the Fourth OF July mt NewYOrk, and such
Democrats AZ Hendricks, Tom Seymour ot Connecticut.