The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-05


OF denuncation not by appeals TO their prejudices
and passions, but to their reason and patriotism.
The stake L. valuable above all EARTHLY price, IT 10
good government for ourselves and our poserity."
The Hartford Times advertises:-"Wanted by the
radicals. very serious riot.n
The Philadelphia Age (democratcl gives the follow
ing about General Kilpatrick:-Generai fitzpatrick
Is exceedingly bold and valiant In independence
square when protected by the police. He acted diff
ferently In Lancaster In escaping from Fulton Hall
by the back cellar door. At Lancaster General Kill
patrick told his "back and TAM audience to 'smash
the head OF copperhead whenever they saw one."
They attempted 1t and got well whipped Then the
radical journals whined out 'rlot" and outrage"
And further says referring to the grand demonstra
ton OF the "Boys In Bluen:-'sThe colored troops,
who volunteered freely and fought SO bravely lin
the opinion OF radcals) had proper place assigned
them In the parade yesterday"
The tight In General Buffers district Fifth Mas
sachusettsl Is getting quite warm The subscription
to assist Mr.. Dana In the support Of his family In
case he should be elected over the General does not
seem to make much Roadway. The Boston Journal
Ia out for Butler
The Philadelphia telegraph radicaD cries out
philadelphia in danger" What fromf Certainly
not from the glorious "B'hoys in Blues"
The Harrisburg (Pa) state Guard (radical) says:-
V0 Cdu safety assert Ludt no Dcttcr lHondBcu VI
more thoroughly contested compaign was ever con-
Quoted in Pennsylvania than the one now in pro
gress, inspired by the defence and advocacy of re-
publican principles" Somuch the worse II you lose
Does the lend Of the Bourbon dynasty" to which
the papers are just now referring imply that the
whiskey ring has been smashed upf
The execution of Max Klnger, for murder in St.
Louis has been postponed from the 9th inst to some
time In November. Respiting convicted murderers
seems to be all the rage in Missouri Especial atten-
ton, on the other hand, appears to be directed to
the assassination Of registration officers
General Logan denies that the G. A. RS are
pledged to vote for Grant. No, be garl
Hon. Thomas L. Jones has been renominated for
Congress from the Fifth Kentucky district
James L. Seward denies having written letter re
nouncing the democracy. On the contrary, he
says:-"My firm conviction il that the election OF
Seymour VIII ultimately restore the equality Of the
States and give peace and harmony to the American
people under the constituton-the only true basis Of
unionn
Says Lieutenant General Sherman:-''In my
Judgment, officer OF the army, sworn to obey the
laws and serve every administration, has no busi-
ness to become a partisan"
Per contra, writes Major General Phil Sheridan:-
"Say to the Boys in Blue that 1t is as essential to
have political victory this fall as 1t was to have an
Appomattox In '65. and that every man who loves
his country should vote for Grant,"
The Raleigh IN. CO. Sentinel says that there viii
be no election In Virginia on the 80 OF November
the North Carolina radicals proposing to profit
by it by carrying negroes from Virginia into the
border counties OF North Carolina under the pre-
tence OF work. but really for the purpose Of register
ing and voting.
All the great radical demonstrations in the West
are called 1zzes' by the democrats. and rice
are aroused II both parties tell untruths.
Fernando Wood and Judge Cragin, OF New Hamp-
shire, political antipodes, were guests in the
hotel in Scranton, Pa, lately Cragin serenaded
and pitched into Wood heavily Coal has gone up
since Wood went down in Scranton.
Boutwell, Of Massachusetts, is being made big
card OF by the radicals in Ohio. He talks, about
every night, except the Sabbath, when he exhorts
at hard shell Baptist prayer meeting.
TELeGRAPalc POLITICAL ITEMS.
Republican Nominations In Albany County.
ALBANY, Oct. 4, $685.
The republicans Of this county nominated Mr..
Henry Smith for district attorney and Clinton II.
Meneely for county clerk
George II. Pendleton In Pittsburg. Pa.
PrTTsBURG, Oct. 4, 1863
Mr.. George II. Pendleton arrived here last night,
and will address Democatic Mass Convention to-
morrow.
Democratic Clubs in st. Louis, Mo.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 4, 1888.
There are twenty-six democratic uniformed clubs
In this city, numbering nearly 5000 members.