New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-19
THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIO,
They Chill the PeOple-No Enthu.l.
Evoked

They Chill the PeOpIe-No Enthu.ls
Evoked.
BLOOMINGTON, Illinois, July IO.-.-The NJ
York nominations do not cause the n
enthusiasm among Democrats in this p
Many leading Democrats openly expl
their disgust at the ticket, and disappol
ment that Pendleton and Hancock werel
chosen instead. The general belief is n
Seymour has been diminishing for the M
iGation behind the scenes through his
man, Belmont. During the past week
repeated refusals to accept the nominal
Notwithstanding his course, have made
no friends here, while Blair has none,
never had any in this city. A paper
been circulated to-day for the purpod
raised funds for 'tSeymour fire wod
Blair being totally ignored.
The Democracy are trying to make I'd
cal capital from what they Characterize
lack of enthusiasm for Grant and al
among the Republicans, but the result
November, like Grants works, will n
for Itself how the people think.
FORT WAYNE, Ind, July 10.-The gresi
dissatisfaction still prevails among
Democrats of this city in regard 10
nomination of Seymour and Blair. Cd
kes, and many other leading Democrat
this place openly declare that they will
support the ticket of the bond holi
Hendricks receives his full share of cul
and is charged with the defeat of Pendls
The sentiment of their party in this
ton is strongly in favor Of nominatiDl
independent candidate.
LAWRENCE, Kansas, July 10.-The nom
tiOns of Seymour and Blair fall like Al
blanket upon the Democracy of KaI
The State Journal, which was suppose
look favorably upon the Chase movenI
on basis of free suffrage to every citizJ
the republic, black and white, mall
female, declares that the Democratic n
has deliberately committed suicideLl
ferring death to life-choosing the sbI
and the grave, rather than Regeneration
the new birth.
MADISON, Wis, July l0.-The Den
racy here manifest no enthusiasm over
national nominations. They would \
| liked Pendleton much better than thsl
Seymour. They propose to go through
form of ratitying Oh Saturday next.
WASHINGTON, July 9.-The nominate
Seymour and Blair gives great satisfa3
to the Republicans, nearly all of NJ
| pronounce it the weakest ticket that n
have been put in the field. There
scene of real enthusiasm on the RepubI
side of the House vixen the result bet
known, and the general testimony is
this was the best days work for the Re
lican party since the Chicago conye1
The ticket is spoken of as the repudil
and revolution ticket, and everybOji
ringing the changes on Grants iettei
peace and Blair's letter for war. The
Ocratic Congressman are disguised
don't even make pretense of being pleI
The nomination fell upon them
wet blanket, and they at
began to gather in doleful little group
comfort and consolation. Those fror
West freely admit that there is no sho
success, and some say 1t is not WORTH
to go into the contest. Two or threeI
in close districts, who hoped to get aid
the New York convention, openly anna
that it is useless to run again viii
weight of such nominations to carry.
of the Democrats will probably rally
| course Of time, but the first effect 4
conventions action is that of extEenl
gust and dependency. Everybody
that the issues for the coming campar
sharply defined, and the Democracy
day is Copperheadism Of the most obna
type.
The Philadelphia Telegraph says d
Democrats;
They nominate their own presiding
cer-a lack of taste most astonishing,
nominate man who has again and
declined. But the old story Of Cesar
ing the crown is made modern. III
repeats itself. They nominate man
has expressed views on the most vital
that of fnance-Which are diamett
opposed to those of the platform.
must, indeed, have come upon days Of
public calamity as Vallandigham
when they must stultify themselves b
consistencies so gross as to be & pC
insult TO the intelligence of the AmgN
people. With such internal dissensiOp,
can hardly carry the States which votel
Mcclellan. They have disgraced as VI
defeated themselves by their reckless
gard of all show of principle in nomin
a gold man on greenback plstform.
Boston, July 9.-The nominations
New York convention took the Demo
here by surprise, and created no enthu
whatever, Prominent Democrats Oh
streets freely expressed their disgust a
mour and the articles of his friends,
the friends Of Hancock and Chase ind
in numerous lingual phrases uncompH
tary to the New Workers, who theyh
intended to slaughter Hancock tror
very start. The nomination of Blair n
| Yice-Presidency fell like wet blanket
the disappointed and chagrined DemoI
They have no heart to work for a mai
is an avowed revolutionist. 1t IS SAFE
that not one word of approval or
has been evinced here over the SOLD
the long agony. A funeral pail col
have produced more depressing inAa
The Republicans, of course, are in hid
over the result of the New York conye
and regard the nomination of Seymd
furnishing successor to General u
yield an unconditional surrender to ed
| Grant.