The New York herald., 1868-06-26

the unqualified and most Infamous scheme Of throw
Ing the state into the arms OF Africa may turn 10
plague the Inventors" f rr-r .a
The late Democratic State Convention in Maine
was the largest ever held in that State by any party
The radicals are yelling for negro suffrage in the
South. Mississippi VIII give them their stomachs
full oft.
Abitter pill for the radicals In Maine-Pillsbury.
J. A. Linscott. Of Franklin, and Moses Biggs, OF
sagadahoc. have been selected as delegates 70 the
Fourth OF July Convention, with s. r. Carter and 8.
G. Andrews, OF Oxford, as alternates.
The song. ~ Love the Military very rood in ,tn
way has been changed in democratic circles to .No
More Military" In the administration OF civic afYairs
The Columbia Is. c., Phonfx suggests as device
and motto for the radicals In that State:-A negro
and white man clasping hands fraternally; q scrub
oak In the distance with upturned radices. the
words Ethiopia aud down with the infernss
rebels"
There are not exactly two delegations to the Demo
cratic National Convention from South Carolina. II
Is true they were appointed BY two conventions but
the whole represent the democracy Of the State
The New Orleans Ptcavune. 0 sound and innuen-
tal representative Of Southern sentiment says "the
Chase movement In all its aspects Is an auspicious
one for success In the coming election by the demo
cratic party, 1t shall not be ruled by cliques who
refuse TO forego selfish squabbles for the sake of
common triumph In great cause, and insaneiy aght
each other to their mutual ruin, the Jews Of old
did when Titus was bsttering the walls OF yerusa-
lem.n ..sH-7-
The Rerosuffon (womcn's rights and radicah re-
marks:-"The spleen and spite OF the radical repu,
iicans towards Judge Chase can be accounted for
only on the hypothesis Of envy and jealousy. He
stands sublimeiy above tbem and the intenirent
among them must know it. Whether he brings the
democratic M In hin
doubtful a. the republicans pretend to regard it.
But that only reflects the more honor on his 0rand
endeavor."
paper called the Missionary Record published
In Charleston, 8. c., has an editorial article under
the caption Of "The Whirlwind Cometh-Beware.p
fnciting the negroes to acts Of violence. number
OF incendiary nres have lately occurred General
Candy has not yet suppressed the sheet.
distinguished and experienced statesman Of
Pennsylvania writes to the editor OF the Augusta
(Ga Chronicle touching the status Of Southern dele
gates to the National Democratic Convention as fol-
lows-"I believe the delegates from the South ought
TO present themselves and take part In the National
Convention as representatives not OF the recon
structed States but Of the original States as they ex
listed ante oellum. l would ignore reconstruction
utterly Ibelieve all that legislation to be null and
void, and that the judicial tribunals will some day
declare It So"
The Philadelphia Press (radlcaI) asserts that ave
thousand radical voters lie together in one part OF
North Carolina That's an odd admission for q pa-
per proverbial for telling the truth.
The Louisville Democrat comes out strongly in
favor OF Thomas A. Hendricks as the democratic
candidate for President. Who's Hendrckss
queer statement Is made In the Chicago Post, the
best politically conducted radical paper in the West
Is to the effect that Judge Chases letter. which SO
much aroused the opposition Of the democrats 10
his nomination, was understood to have been
strictly private; its publication was the work OF .
treacherOus foe, who approached its author in the
guise of friend" Well. what are you going to do
about IT.
There has not yet been reported another scung
match between the Pendeton democracy and the
Miami tribe In Cincinnati That glass s shivered.
question among revenue place seekers Is, who In
Perry Fuller They suppose him to be Massachusetts
perIauger. The Boston Datlv Advertiser, June 26,
says he is entirely unknown to the country, and
yet it goes on to assert that Fuers patronymic "is
associated with corrupt c0ntracts, and with ring Of
western adventurers who have been implicated IN
many Of the inquities notorious at Washington
during the season. The Advertiser. adds:-"Wo
know nothing OF Mr.. Fuller personally the fact
that the atmosphere OF dishonesty is around him.
The little that be learned about him is his
credit.n
General Grant starts for the Rocky Mountains on
Monday. June 20. Those politicians who hang to his
coatta will have long run OF It, unless they leave
the General to his repose and his Connecticut par
ticular on the "wild rolling prairie"