The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-02

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Charles b. HendrIckson ii. K. vighter, Miles Ross
David pSad Thomas Keys John r. Mulaney and
Gilbrath, New York; George w. McCOok, John G..
Thompson, w. N. Armstrong, J. c. Collins G. stokes
Dodge ]. Z. Eaton, John b. Steedman, General Cor
don Granger and q. r. Bingham ONO; 4. e. D0od-
ridge, Virginia; George Read, wisconsin,; J. E. Hun
ter. A. s. Stenmann and b. J. McGraw. Pennsylva.
mia; e. F. Brtston, Owen Joyut A.. D. Fitch. N. M.
Bett, oregon; A. Smith and George Ball, Texas.
MEETING OF THE CENTRAL CHASE ASSOCIATION.
meeting OF the Central Chase Association was
held yesterday afternoon at No 2D8 Broadway. Dr..
A. w. Han presided and Il. b. Blake and william
W. Carlin on,ciated as secretaries. After some
routine business the following was offered ana
unanimously adopted
Resoved members OF the Central Chase Assoca
delegates from the press upon their
Jstics can the derocrac party be successful in the coming
sSss,. IN @ Ssys o ss n n as
pull the ticket after them and not weigh ii down.
Dr. Hall. the Chairman of the club, being loudly
called for, spoke as follows
do not intend to assert what will do in the event
of the forthcoming Democratic National Convention
refusing in open defiance of the known will Of the
democratic masses, TO nominate the great conserva-
tive representative Of the natOn-Our distinguished
Chief JusGce-but will say that having taken my
democratic party on condition alone OF such nOmi-
nation, can neither aid nor abet the party In sup
h tSa amy on e names moM
ti0nable evidence, in the shape OF let
tiers from gentlemen residing in the strongest
democratic districts in Ohio, that the democracy Is
almost q unit in favor OF Chase, and that II nOmi-
mated by the National Convention the republicans
will go for him almost en- noaSse. have mo doubt
majority Of the delegates have evidence OF the same
state of feeling among the masses or their consttu
ents; anu IT, in defiance OF this unmisakable beating
of the political pulse OF the party, contrary action
should be decided upon by the political wirepuIlers
prsed to learn after aa ysu
spontaneous rising OF the people In favor or a
peoples candidate that shall represent the
intellectual greatness and political conservatism
OF this nation at the risk OF third party and
triangular fight. 1t is useless to say where VIII be
found in such contingency. for my record Is anu
must be for progression. We must not go backward
must we stop to fight over dead issues but keep
prominently before the civilized world the real ele.
mens of our national greatness by the selection Of
only our greatest statesmen to I'LL the highest offices
in the peoples gift Let the Democratic Convention
DO warned IN time that the people are even above
wall, which stand out IN letters Of living fire.
SERGEANT ALARMS.
+. A. Moore well known democrat OF this city,
has been appointed Sergeant-atArms to the Dero:
cratic National Convention. HIS appointment wih
be acceptable to all democrats.
THE PENDLETON ESCORT.
From Pittsburg, Pa, under date of yesterday morn
ing, we were tclegraphed that the "Pendleton es
COrt," three hundred strong arrived there that
morning. They were met at the depot by number
of democratic clubs, headed by brass band and an
escort of fifty of the hayors Police. After passing
through number Of the principal streets and sere
nading the ONCE of the democratic newspaper they
partoOk Of a lunch gotten up by a number Of prom
nent democrats at the Union depot. The railroad
arrangement nave so far been perfect ana the trip
most pleasant. The escort left for Harrisburg at ten
A. NJ, and will PROBABLY arrive IN this city this fore
noon.
Youns Mems Democratic Union Club.
meeting oil this club took place last night at the
Clinton Place House. corner Of Eighth street and
Broadway, President A. j. Rogers in the chair
The attendance was very large ana the opening
campaign on the part Of the club promises to be .
spirited one. The immediate object Of the meeting
last night was to complete arrangements for the
ception Of the Americas and Keystone clubs, Of
Philadelphia, and the Pennsylvania delegation. The
treasurer Lafayette Harrison reported that $500 had
would be added last night to defray the necessary
expenses. Upon his suggestion Messrs. Diefendorf,
Harrison and Johnson were appointed committee
to call upon the Manhattan Club and Tammany So
ctcty to secure pccuniary aid and to request the
Mayor to join them In the reception managing
committee, composed of Messrs. Harrison, RiOrdan
and TuOhey, was appointed to receive the Pennsyl.
vania delegation in addition to their other duties
The club adjourned until the same hour tonight.
Seventh Ward VIM. M. Tweed National DEM
ocratic Defenders.
new democratic club under the above name was
organized last evening at the Beryn House. No. 40
East Broadway. In calling the meeting to order Mr..
]. p. Solomon said that New York polled less votes
in proportion to her voting population than Phila-
dephia, Boston Chicago-a fact which he at
tributed to the rowdyism that seemed inseparable
from politics. To unite those whose interests were
at stake in this wardto bring the property holders
and business men to the polls and destroy the innu-
ence OF r0wdies and rOwdyism would be the main
objects and chief aim Of the club, in addition to
which II intended to give regular Of lee
lures upon the political topics OF the day. After
showing the glaring Inconsistencies Of the several
reconstruction acts and disastrous effects OF the I'M
ttxrtfA Af
Swallowed the prosperity that would result from q
return to democratic principles. In conclusion the
stand by the nominees OF the National Convention
and the established organizations OF the party.
The Committee on Organization reported the fol-
lowing as permanent officers Of the sOciety:-Richard
Walters President; J. p. Solomon Vice President;
Dennis Dunn, Treasurer; II. l. Hoffman and A..
journed subject to the call OF the Chair
Chase Stock Looking Up.
From the Brooklyn q. ~ Eagle tdemocrat, July IL
Pendetonians from the West the chances are largely
In favor OF the Chief Justice. II Is stated by those
communication with the leaders Of the Convention
that he has met them squarely and In good faith,
sna S Sy e ,ns
statesman named. HIS views are very nearly In en-
tire accord with the democracy; he places himself
In favor OF law and order, as opposed TO republican
military ascendancy and msrule, and does not hest
tate to declare that in the present national emer-
gency lie looks upon the democratic party rs the
only organization which rests upon the fundamental
principles OF true government. II Is claimed that
Governor Seymour VIII tomorrow be nut In possess
SION of documents which he Will lay before the
leaders OF the party, and show them that Mr. Chase,
n nominated and elected, win act In concord with
the present consc vave element or the country. The
prospect therefore, IL that the chief Justice may be
nominated by reclamation by the Fourth OF July
Convention. In he event OF his election, the seven
dissenting Senator'S would undoubtedly act with
him anil with tie lower House democratic the con-
troll OF The government would be wrested from the
unworthy hands which have 80 long held II. III
nominated. there IL no doubt expressed as TO Mr..
Chase's ultimate triumph. The Nce-Presidency now
seems be leaning toward tho Empire state, and In
MI probability sanford u. Church will be vigorously
pressed for the position. lie would strengthen the
ticket In this State and render certain the large
electoral vote for the democratic Presidential nomi
nee. The advocates Of the 'ncw man. are still a.
sea, talking a vigorous generaies and citing a:
presidents the campaigns of POLK and Pierce. Be
fore the Convention shall open, however, they VII
probably have been persuaded that some man
pronounced views, long experience and individual
balance Is TO be preferred TO comparatively un