The New York herald., 1869-06-29
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.


Uat the case 0ctte negro must be considered ana de-
etded arst and Mat ne must De ehJfanchise0 oeoIe
sideietl. The people think that there will be time
enough TO devise measures OF cemency TO the White
rebel after JUSTICE shall have been meea od 20 abs ms
the restoration Of Justly forfeited q ps1as righs
that subject until unustly withheld rights shall nave
been granted to the latter. They are intent upon
present duty 70 their friends, not upon schemes Of
benefit TO their former enemies now as much as ever
their implacable political foes the posi-
nOn Of the party, as claim 1t to be, h0ds up negro
mands that it snail precede any consideration OF the
eniranchisement OF rebels. Upon this latter postion
racss my of the state out of st. louis Demand
justice for the loyal negro, without any complication
with questions about the rebel: And ! demand ior
a voice in deciding the question OF rebel enfran.
chisement. When all such shall have that voice
Wnen s DC anS 70 70 what the
ments imposed by constitution shall be removed,
as they can then be- by an act OF Tie Legislature
A Democratic Idea Of the Ohio Republican
Platform.
The Cleveland Plaiadeaiey thus cOndenses the
platform OF the Republican state Convention or
Ohio which met ON Wednesday last:-
Resolved. That we endorse Grant now.
Resolved, That we feel happy that Grant has not
brains enough to have any policy and that he is
willing to be run by Congress, without protest
Resolved, That we favor the fifteenth amendment,
securing to the negroes of Ohio the right to hold
Resolved. That the democratic Legislature OF Ohio
Is rotten and corrupt because it was not republican,
and had not many pure men OF the Ashley -Eggles-
ton stripe in II
considered the particular friends OF the soldier but
the offices belong to the civilians.
Letter from Hon. Dan w. Voorhees,.
Hon. Dan W. voorhees, has addressed the following
letter to the chairman OF the Shelby county (Tenn)
Democratic Executive Committee
OXFORD, Mss. June 2l, 1869.
A. WOODWARD, Esq. Memphis, Tenn. -
DEAR SIR-Your favor has been received. have
been detained here a week longer than expected
and my engagements at home are imperative and
my s start at
but matters the most pressing should prevent me
coming by yopr city: lregret It very much, indeed
turn that way and meet some friends.
l can only hope that may be able to visit y0u at
some future day. Accept my thanks for your invita-
ton. Yours truly, d. W. VOORHEES,.
General Rosecrans for Governor Of Ohio.
correspondent of the Ohio Statesman, demo
cratic organ writes as follows respecting the pros
pect OF redeeming the State from the rule OF the
publicans:-
Nominate for Governor Generar william 8. Rose
Grams and the victory is half successful
vass cannot be made against him. His enemies whi
accord to him all the qualifications necessary to
make MIN the most popular candidate ever presented
to the people Of OHIO for their sufrrages. Under his
shared the pers and the glory Of the battle field and
who have heretofore acted with our opponents, but
whom they ali loved and respected and aid him il
restoring the Union they fought to preserve II the
w ge 1s s. he w
accomplished gentleman 2 r ripe p scholar a brave sol.
suitable candidate for Governor.
A North Carolina Editor the Retired Sea
Dog, Borie.
From the Raleigh IN. c., standard-radical-
The caperngs of the Official puppet commanded
no RESPECT nom the people because they Knew that
x@SSsr severe oW to Mr. Boe popay wSs
his ienomnious tumble in a ballroom. The head OF
N n he n Of pSRGn SRs
roop This catastrophe at once stamped him as
nSon s e Is pnrnE s ws Ss sao s
re,ary OF the Navy has ever tumbed down in ball
room. Such 2 disgrscefSl precedent sal, cannot Se
respect OF the American people. Noris this the
only cause for Just indignation that be brought
| graceful fact Is on record against him. The map
who was at the head Of the navy actually got sea
sick And this in little scrub Of the sea with two
foot waves Yet the fact il proved beyond denial.
Mr.. BOrie was caught In the very act OF deposting
his bread npon the waters; or as juvenile seaman
| apty remarked, throwing up his commission.
Political Notes.
| General Tom Powell is strongly urged in several
quarters as q candidate for Attorney General before
| the approaching Democratic Convention In Ohio.
The radicals In Minnesota say that notwithstand-
ing the State gave 16 900 majority for Grant, there
| possibility OF losing 1t this fall.
The Topeka (Kansas) Record, a radical organ says
Of Senator Pomeroy, OF that State, while alluding to
his anti-Masonic speech at Chicago:-''He knows his
| political days are numbered and he wants 10 have
| il said the Masons and Odd Fellows, ana not hs own
party, killed him.
The ohio Statesman SAYS the radical nominations
| In that state are the right kind-to be defeated
| The Cincinnati Enquirer thinks the resolution OF
th anks passed the Ohio Republican Convention to
Hon. Benz. +. Wade cheap way OF paying him or
| A western editor proposes General wllliam-re.
! cumseh Sherman for President in 1872.
| The Missouri Democrat radical) comes ont for the
| enfranchisement OF the white men who have been
| disIranclllsed by the radicals
| Captain X. L. Fulton OF Galveston IL the demo.
cratic candidate for Congress from the Third district
| IN Texas.
| Texas editor thus laments :--"Fourth Of July
| Yankee Doodle played thy death march. Negro
| equality is rocked In thy cradle, while we but re.
member with mournful pride thy past and glorious
| memories"
The wilmington IN. C.) lwar thinks 'salmon p
| Chase is the coming man." 30 do we, says the
Raleigh Stonddrd-coming to grief
That was quaint idea Of Colonel stokes one o
| the radical candidates for Governor OF Tennessee.
When speaking Of the negro he referred to him as
being whose oes forked like the prongs Of chaise
aud who had cracks in his nees large enough tc
| ram 4 bolt Of calico in"
A Stokes man. who came from the mountains ia
hear the speaking recently at Greenvne, Tenn, ex
pressed himself In broken German thus:'1 lsh sorry
came shtokes ish shust as deep in te nut ash
Sheiitef ish in te mire.r
George Joseph segar asserts positively tnat he has
not Withdrawn a. q candidate at large for Congress.
from virginia. fIe Il warmly endorsed by Tlon. A.
u. n. stuatt And other distinguished vireinians.
ColQDel segAf who has just made lohe and ex
4 tShsi1 canvass OF Virginia, asserts that Colone
Walker, the conservative candidate win be elected
Governor by 10000 majority. The radicals must pu,