The New York herald., 1868-06-12
POLITICAL NOTES.

suffrage after the constitutional amendment -four
teenth article) is adopted
Fourteenth article-Representati0 according to
voting population.
Effects of Southern States prohibiting or restrict
ing negro sufrage-A small show in the House Of
Representatives.
Effects OF free suffrage in the South under the
fourteenth artice-A power In Congress that wilup
set the radicals.
A Richmond paper says the Northern blood is cool
ing 1t win warm up about the 4th OF July.
Cleveland radical paper says the ''agitatlon OF
the Chase question still continues. Every day adds
converts to the cause"
The Chicago Republican (radical thinks 1.-THE
Chase movement may be symb0zed as the head N
a fox cemented to the body OF a jackaSs with tho
tail OF peacock and the legs Of sloth, making
snail pace through q swamp" 1t ought TO have
added to the picture the figure OF Grant with mon
key on his back, astride Of mule, yelling out Hi
yahl-G'lOng therep'
The Macon (Ga) Journal says it will support Chase
heartily, II nominated, although 1t does not think
him the strongest man.
The Philadelphians are growing because their &C.
lect council have given 100000 job to New YORK
house. POhl What's a hundred thousand dollar
job to New York; Unless 1t amounts to million
Job here won't go half round our Corporation ring.
A st. Louis democratic paper says the Deutsche In
Missouri don't take kindly to Grant Their idol OF
military hero was fremont. He made point OF
promoting German officers. Grant never did. Hence
the Germans Of st. Louis refuse to ratify GRANTS
nomination.
St. Paul (Mnn.) democratic paper says 80 long
as Grant continues in the hands that now hold ham
he VIII be as thoroughly radical Wade or Sumner.
They have "g0t him."
The New Orleans Republican radicaD advises Mr..
Chase not to run for the Presidency for the reason
that the people do not want to another Bull Run
On which sideS
SoIace for General Grant-General Taylor did not
resign his military position until after he was elected
President.
There are two thousand three hundred Hebrew
voters In St. Louis. Two hundred OF them are cast
In protest against Grant from the troubles arising
through that unfortunate pork speculation between
Grant and the Jew merchant
The plough holders are q growing party oct
West. The pew holders always have been power
in the East.
Louisville paper says 7. W. is "as much re-
spected as any man in New York. and his name is
synonym for public corruption" DO let that ser
want Of the lobby depart In peace.
An envious radical paper suggests for the de-
mocracy Black Hawk ticket. as fOllows:-'Fee
President Salmon r. Chase, OF Ohio; for Vice Pres-
dent, Jefferson Davis. OF Mississippi"
Ben Wade positively declines running as q radical
candidate for Congress from the Nineteenth OHIO
district. Poor old horsei He has worked hard. Let
him die easy.
The Cleveland Herald radicap believes that for
every man who withdraws from the repubiicaa
party for Mr.. Chase there will at least be another
from the democratic party to vote for Grant. fair
exchange is no robbery "Bill. owe you dollar
and owe your brother q dollar. That just makes
it.n
Cincinnati paper thinks Butler win get through
with wooley about cider time. &
The Springfield Qu.) Journdl-radicai-say
stranger things have happened than the nomina-
tion OF Judge Chase by the democratic party"
The Augusta (Ga.) Constftuttonaltst, In Q long
article on "Georgias Choice" concludes that not
only is "Mr. Pendeton the choice OF Georgia, but
likewise the choice OF all men in the United States
who hate the oppression OF the sword and the un-
equal despotism OF the tax gatherer."
The Charleston Mercury comes out for Hancock n
preference to Chase.
The Chicago Post usually pretty fair radical au-
thority asserts that should Mr.. Chase fail to show
the strength expected Of him In the democratic
Convention the entire Pendleton force twill be trans
ferred the last ballot to David Davis OF Illinois,
an old friend OF President Lincoln and now Justice
OF the Supreme Court by Mr.. Lincoln's appoint
ment" There's food for reflection.
the democrats are cropping around for candidate
in darkness. The radicals have been cropping arouAd
for long time and caught nothing but darkeys.
Hon. E. B. Washburne has been nominated for th Q
ninth time from the Third Illinois district for Con-
gress He will be handy for Grant to have In WASH
ington next winter.
Peter Schwab has been before the Impeachment
committee. Better swab out the whole thing.
r. W. Bird has concluded his pamphlet on sThs
Intolerabe Burden Of the Hoosac Tunnel In Massa-
chusetts. Bird himself has been intoerable radi
cal burden on Massachusetts, for many years, end
about as great bore as the Hoosac Tunnel.
The Hartford Courdnt-radical-says Pendleton
"wishes to cheat the creditors Of the nation" The
radicals have been cheating the people Of the naen
for the last seven years. That's worse
Said Galena to Grant, the other day. when Il de.
feated the radical ticket by three hundred Majority
"Your popularity at home is all In you-r'ye, Cen
eral p This prejudiced story comes from the Gin
cinnau Enquirer.
Ben Butler demanded that wooley should make .
full disclosure OF certain matters-and answered
wooley ''niny."
The Macon (Ga.) Telegraph goes for Chase because
his head is level on all the pressing topics except
'manhood sufYrage,n which he says belongs to the
States. His nomination, It adds, will do very well
for the South.
The New Orleans Times says, "the position OF the
Chief Justice Ii ominous. IL shows that radicatsm
has lost It's strength and that the day OF reckoning -
at hand.n
A private letter from washington informs the
Richmond Enquirer that the Demonstration Com
mttee'' are engaged In 'fxng up" the Virginia
constitution" and that they have manipu
lated to their satisfaction viii be sent back the
people Of Virginia."
The Ohio Statesman (Pendletonian) il convinced
that positive democrat a man who has all along
believed in the principles Of the party and has
been ashamed Of 1t, will run infinitely better than
any other sort Of candidate. At all events, 1t adds,
we shall support none other.
The Louisville Journal regards the nomination OF
Judge Chase by the democrats as suicidal Whether
| for the Judge or the democrats does not exactly
| appear. rr,