New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-13
THE PRESIDENCY.
THE ELECTORAL TICKET.

dlaely and endeayor TO have the properly printed
in the newspapers of the State. Yours truly,
Carmel, July O. 1868 AMBROSE RYDER.
GOVERNOR SEYMOUR AND THE KLBEL COMMis-
sIONERS
Before Gen. Grant organized the Army OF
the Potomac to insure victory for in Virginia sher
man made his famous march TO the aud developed
the the Confederacy many Rebels and their
allies IN the North succeeded IN impesslng themselves
that the States In rebellion would become OF the fam
ny OF nations The South had no more bitter ally North
than Gov seymour during the Rebellion Ills hdehiy Is
rewarded by nomination for the Presidency by bOdy
largely composed OF unpardODsd and uhIeehtant ienes
O MS great sympathy with the Leaders OF Ihe ke9epn
his conduct during the the best proof mat ne
was IN direct communication with the agents OF me eDe
Ghels IeI1siDe evidence WOuld seem 70 DC
by an affidavit made on the 2d OF June 1854 by James
sidney H at one time Captain IN the 18Th Reglmeht
LOUISIANA volunteers IN L0ngstiee' 20 ~ ocof Y
Howard, u. ;. Consul at st. JOHN \. H. Ins ihudft
The OHIO STATE Journal publishes ana says the act was
Wen Known that the prime purpose tnat tno Da'ls
Government had IN sending COMMISSIONER 20
Canada Was to array the STATE OF New
Capt HiIfs testimony establishes beyond
question the fact that such the confidence repOsed IN
Rebel chiefs did not hesitate TO address him subject
the Confederacy and opened confidential pOndence
with him, with tried and trusted agent Of their own
testimony Gov Seymour exhibited ungoycrUablc rage
and only took occasion TO vouch his own innocence
but 10 attack with emphasis all officers and agents
OF the Government whom he suspected Of having been
instrumental IN making known % the stale Department
The Consul of the United States in Ycw.Bruns-
wick In 1861 had occasion 10 transmit To the Secretary
~ State information concerning the movements OF lhe
Rebel Commissioners Clement c. Clay and James j. Ol-
cOmbc and 70 especially became his duty 20 make known
10 the Government whatever facts were known IN the
British Provinces concerning the nature OF the nus,
SION" OF these notorious enemies Of the United
States. Application will be made 10 the state Depart
ment for copies Of the fun correspondence on this SUP
ject, which, when obtained, will be made public capt
m ~ iSor Yin Crmc5t CAV saws be took from
pur i'm he mack Ol Il Il.
ing five letters dispatches had one ~ these
documents m NY hand il was addressed 10 His Excel
lency. HOratlO seymour Governor of the state or
Hon Fernando Wood. Ncw.YorE; on each OF
these envelopes printed, Department o.. state Rich
moud G. < A., aud on the envelope written 70 name
which do not remember bui have no doubt 10 the
name Of the present Secretary az state SAID VT. Cay,
was sent mission 20 deliver those letters 90 Governor
Seymour. but / wish they had chosen somebody else;
said he. snail stop Montreal for few days and then
shall probably 10 OedeusDurg he sand shall see Gov
Seymour but did not say directly that hc would zee hun
at Oedcnsburg II my mtaut's letters (which was exc
pectug from NowOriclnsl came, Ae would Ike very
much tomeot at Quebec or Montreal inferred from
MIR Clays conversation that lac wanted Inc TO convey his
dispatches 20 GOV. seymour.
THE DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM
The platform of the DomocuGcpartyis nearly
good as tho Republicans could have desired 10 gives
up Slavery ana Secession, though tni cannot Toe called
anything very rcma hablo, considered A' col'r.,Ion.
II demands the immediate restoration Of the Southern
states which n not very dreadful requirement, thcy
the payment Of the United states bonds h laEIn money
OF the United states and for thr taxation of TIE interest
as II it were not already t1cdi or h o'heI VOICE Ul'o
Gates reputation in thc mcAuc "i ""l 81 J." ~
the tauil. the only thing remarkable ll tlc platform l'
that " cans Ioi 1884, 90, 1i.is|
abandonment ~ the old DtWociauc po.l.pu' IRE sn
resolution entirely given rp fo ahu-. oi flr hfpu"i
-, r',I,tD fIr sufit he mo Espuulcar platform las
done. The Only s-lhiI- feature uI ilt "h'r IN ''
nuncaiioH Oh a., - ,,, foltt nav, b.rn am
cult for the pary o. ta c up position more satisfactory
a vcstl..c oven .I. ,t uor.afc party ih ilt Plat
form. II has uC. 'uT 4c'.r,d o"r" more .-l.rt lt,
party principle Toe .y H,u Ir.urip.rr produces q"
take their place .- i-hl """ '"t 81 ', h'-,., m
this or can escape de. Pei; co.. iu-. o. NiI rii.y u'
couca ls wei. as ua2lt'! 90 ill-,'o" To- H - -.,",
.r for tlc Union. .ul .l.iIi.
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DI"'' .'-'0 ''''' NM,
putr,prruIA July IA very large r'ii-
front Of mdcpend,uce Hail Tho ntl-,. 80 ,e.... o..
Convention we're anuour.,d. ur aoro ot 49, irird
The speaking wac ronhhti o." l'fh' "'f" y ~ .' ~
9rlt COY. ""l'' ,1 .. ~. ., i.,f . - ot
49,, a. " |,.,,J Ir'..l t.I E.trIIi nor a.. .,. . u.,.
pearaucc The resolution. Day ,,.t shat 900. Ia-
iucut Of thc Union must D. It-.4Irt o.. ,. .. 81
usurpers who tr-1 20 slhv'- De- eot,'i.h. ni '.
iuF tHc Federal luaIcay .'d lg.rril ,,.,u.,,, I ="
eri"hl-l h.ll,'l3 i - M fr,i- .,.t.. ...,
y ye,ted tne fo 10, iI,1 'o, ,' m sr., Us
the patotIsm ~ the people OF to whole Juuu; thn,
Hurauo Seymour is great aud .a. ..i.l. ...,'
patriot and accom- pI-lrt gentleman; thii in .'a
H. fo m people of Tie United S.c- the name ~ Frank
T. Blair as Vice President thr National Deu.el 4tc '.l
veifi0u manifested ts patriotic devotion to the Union
III iofs .lt.rty trur reverence fOg tuc memo
ne ~ the dead aud true regard Tor thc living soldiers
fat the gratitude Of the people OF the United states II
% IA prgruf Johnson Of. a aufe defender Of tlr CON.
stiutou FOR bis amnesty proclamation and f'r Dog Hdha
renee To- The rights and liberties OF the people under tAc
constitution.
trrrrp FROM SENATOR SUMMER.
~ -,y. Z I,,-. p.y,f. ,iy.u ar, oDiIitp
bHNi. 10 10 -, 49,. 3D.. ,,,' III ~, ,.,,.,,
in regard 10 ie scum o,'a, f''i;', 90 go "a
10 cKuic. Lrfl'. utl lL' t.,o " s,,',- fri, -,tt
be- lo,t OF hhhIiF i. ', 800 ,,,il i , No.
Carolina. 1u.h - o',at, . 4, Y LII M. ~-..,rr.
cIiuI huplpIt TO ."' '..,.. ,.',,, ,,i .r.,,,,,,,t
alone WOuld DC d '"Hht'I' '"''' go ~ ,i