The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-05

paper discovers that the democrats not victo
rous but don't state what has become Of those ter
| rible rebels. Ni+aM- FL.
| radical paper says Kansas N ''cosng her doors
on Ross" After the horse Is stolen Kansas ~ ~
nous place for political horse thieves
The radicals think Oregon has gone democra.ic 40
| far as heard from. The democrats think IL VIII 90
very well for beginning
| The Albany Arous fdem0crat) do ubfs whether
even MASSACHUSETTS viii go for Grant and Colfax.
| The radicals NAV however, nominate DR.. george b..
Iorino for Governor then they will carry the cleo
| tiOn, sure
Tho radicals i'm Congress have turned out the brave
| General Morgan from his seat and put In Blunder
buss Delano MOrgan's sin was in having fought for
his country and getting only about seven hundred
! actual majority In his distrlct
IL ia secretly rumored in certain sWashington cir.
Giles that Ben Butler LIS pushing his impeachment in
vestgaton in the interests of the democratic party
There is no guessing what course he may take to
make himself square with Grant,
1t took General Grant precisely ten minutes to
write his letter of acceptance. That's an important
fact.
Eternal vigilance Ia the prce of liberty" Pre-
cisely. The eternal niger IL the price of white
mems lives In the city Of Washington.
Crazy old DR.. Breckinridge, who is opposed to all
sorts OF unisn even with the Lord said, in recent
GrantColfax meeting In Albany, that 'tNew York
must be carried against the Roman Catholics even II
New York city has to be burned to the ground"
That experiment was tried once and failed.
Intriguing has already commenced in Warrington
in regard to the new democratic Senator from Ore
gon. Governor Curry Ia planting his outposts.
The Cincinnati Gazette defends General Grant for
expellng the poor Hebrews.
Colfax ia not printer, and never was. Ne was .
Know Nothing.
Hunnicutt has been acquitted. John Brown was
hung.
The political weeds in Georgia are fast disappear.
ing before the moral Lespidesa strata.
writer In the Washington Peoples Weekly advo-
Gates Farragut Cary and labor against Grant, Cofax
and the bOndhOlders.
The Nashville Gazette calls upon President johnson
for proclamation Of general amnesty.
There are eighty negroes In the South Carolina
House Of Representatives. The hall ia well venti-
lated
Some people think the democrats committed
great mistake in not allowing Johnson to be con-
victed.
The guards in front Of the War once, Washington,
have been removed by order OF General Schofeld.
The NewburypOrt (Mass.) Herdld-conservativ
comes out strongly for Chase.
The ST. Paul (Mnn.) Pioneer wants to know why
to fight Ii out on that line all summer
The Cincinnati Chrontcle CradicaD acknowledges
that Chases prospects for the democratic nomination
are Frightening.
The Chicago Times says the young men of the
democratic party have mission to perform. Not
many OF them, unfortunately, are qualified to serve
missionaries.
A Wheeling paper says Senator Van Wrinkle never
belonged to the radical party as 1t exists IN West
Virginia. That's fortunate for Van Wrinkle.
new democratic organ is to be started in Con-
cord, N. H. Shade of Old Isaac Hill 1t is not stated
who is TO be the organ grinder.
'Let ne have peace' is the radical cry. Who's
hndering youf
The Dayton tOhio) Ledger, acknowledgements organ.
publishes ex-President Perces recent letter, with
the remark that 1t "marvels that in enumerating
possible democratic candidates for the Presidency,
he did not name Salmon p. Chase, who is quite AZ
much entitled To 1t as some Of those he has sug-
gested."
The Philadelphia Age, democratic, favors the
nomination Of Aea Packer Of Pennsylvania as the
democratic candidate for the Presidency and thinks
that in order find NJ candidate it is not Deces-
sary to go beyond the ranks OF the democratic
party.
The Macon fGa.) Journal conservative, .in no
spirit OF partisan advocacy" mentions the name OF
Fillmore M the candidate Of the democracy who
would command the united support OF the conserv-
atycs.
The Republican Stale Convention OF West Virginia
met in Clar ksburg The 18th ult, A. w. Campbell,
President, and adopted plan Of organization.
Resolutions favorable 10 Grant and Colfax and COM
pmentary to Governor Foreman, the present chief
magistrate OF the state, were adopted.
II Grant is elected hs election will be the decara
impartial Suffrage and its scarcely more obnoxious
twin, negro equality.
The republican journals in California that bolted
during the last State campaign have all placed the
names OF Grant and Colax ut the masthead.
The 'visibIe Admixture' law OF Ohio has been de.
clared unconstitutional.
Grant and Colfax, is stated win start for Colo
RADIO about the LIST OF Juy-to ''hunt the Wild buf-
falon
writer IN the Buffalo Courier describes the mis-
cegenation resolutions adopted at Chicago as "a
semi- ause-there's-
a-nigger int be-fence platform"
Martin Van Buren, was the only man who flied
such round OF offices as Governor, United States
Senator, Secretary Of state Minister TO England,
Vice President and President.
The West Virginia Republican state Convention
has nominated the following ticket:--For Gov.
tary of State--James N. Pipes, Of Marshall. Trea-
surer-James A. Macauley, Of wheeling. Auditor,
Thomas Borgess. OF Roane. Attorney General
Tlayer Melvin, Of Cabell. Judge OF Appeals-R. l..
Berkshire, OF Monohgalia. Electors at Large--R. s.
Brown, OF Jackson; A. w. Campbell, OF Wheeling
District Electors-First, Nathaniel Con- Jr of liarri
son; Second, Marshall Hsgans, OF Harrison: Third
william n. Powell, OF Mason.
J. X. Graves ex-Mayor Of Dubuque, appears &c
I've leading competitor with william b. Allison
present member, for the republican nomination for
Congress In the Third Iowa district.
! Hamilton smith, Of Cannelton, Indiana, col
lege ciassmaie OF Chief Justice Chase and life.
long personal friend but most pronounced demo
crat has recently published letter In which he
accords to that distinguished gentleman the highest
qualities OF head and heart, declaring that his seec
ton as o candidate swould not he unacceptable tc
us and m CHI I'm this crisis of our nation, draw Il