New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-23
THE CRIMINAL ZEITUNG ON THE REPUBLICAN
STATE TICKET.

TIE CRIMINAL ZEITUNG on THE REPUBLICAN
STATE TICKET.
The following is a translation from a late
number of The Criminal Zeit,'0, influential German
journal OF this city:
The standard.bearer Of the Republican partv in tho
present campaign is Franz sgel After his refusal IN
accept the nomination for the office OF Secretary ~ State
he subsequently induced to accept because be was
convinced OF his duty to do so He did not seek the
nation, and IN business point OF view its
administration will involve a sacrifice on his
part. The nomination forced on him. because he
Is German The party strives to prove
that 1t knows how to value the importance of
the German citizens. We do not owe them many thanks
ior ts but we do not the proprety of rejecting this
act OF their acknowledgment We glad that sgel
loseu III the beginning without the slightest expectation
OF subsequent nomination because that pre- yes to the
what he has done what he sbeoe eS cpndcd s
oor o DUTY, we tender him our thanks, and hope
aer%ard pa Ro one the oEe at
OF the Hon. Horace Greeley for Controller. Side
remarkable In their Characters these two men are pos
,tlVe contradictions Had Mr. Greeley been nominated
horse we could not assist in his support For instance,
called our counrymen to resent it, and would have
desired 20 support any other man But Controller he
see nothing that could he accomplished in opposing him
The vote in this election is likely light but the
the bounden duty OF the State OF to recover
her honor that she lost last year That the last election
was decidedly the most shameful fraud is notorious and
must now be decided whether these frauds shall
unue ana we cannot comprehend how German citizens
can be In any doubt about their duty in the premises
II several feel that they have been sighted, and
tons. that is no reason why others, who
do not value their personal highly should do
ans at this time, 1t would very healthy influence
upon the soandalous and corrupt condition OF the gov
should be put to the corruption and generalization,
which set aside all ideas Of justice city admins
osw s a PROMISES aside On from
principle of equality before the law in
prompt fuhlinent Of pecunary obligations principle
that Of the most vital Importance to the people of
nothing Iemsins for the intelligent German citizens bnt
to show their appreciation OF them by giving the
more hearty and emphatic support, inasmuch
Of their most honored feowczsns stands at the head
Of the ticket.
THE TENNESSEE HowLER.
The NdshrHle Banner a strongly Democratic
Journal speaks Of Andrew Johnson under the caption
Have we a bowler among us as follows: when the
scream Of locomotives, tine puff OF freighted steamers
the hum Of factories the ring Of anvs catter Of
machinery, mako sweeter music than the howl OF any
lungs n his own cause why should poor old Tennessee
furnish the bowler for Rome with especial taasher
bowling at the Federal capital OF flashing Grant"
why may he not DO so upon his own responsibility and
short time after he had returned to Tennessee and
was WecOmeu-aSklng Dut little earth Tor charity.
Claiming no Office in our gift, ne is now exposed
having been all the while q grand eectoneeTing tour
There is no Office In your gift feow-ozens, that
want he reerates and all the time secretly canvassing
with candidates for the Legislature: with his old APP
pOntees with his $4,000 pardon slaves with railroad
3g. whisky rings office rings o and Every known
and here he is at the Maxwell House working
night and day, with his decoyducks out catching
flies and initiating them into my Parlor' 10
policy" II stand before you fellow citizens asking Of
hce in your GIFT" is his exclamation from every stump
audh lay Pre- pff The
United States conR about the desks members OF the
Legislature and buzzng III their for promotion
better and purer gentlemen than he dared 10
be. And the only reason why this demon should be sent
back TO Washington 49, that in the OF Tennessee he
may make Rome howl" Let not have peace
Rather let us-howl!
MAJoR-GEN. FRANZ sIGEL.
To ne Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: was at Pea Ridge, and rejoice to know
that Major Gen. sgel is placed at the head OF ticket
but those who participated In that battle
realize to the fullest extent how much the people OF this
country Major-Gen Franz sigel With him TO lead
us, Victory sits upon our helms" Truly yours.
Eaton, n. T., Oct. H. 1869. LEASDER J. WHITE.
The seeding members or the Washington
Territory Legislature are still absent and the disorgan-
izstion continues.
The Hon. Edward Degener is the Republican
candidate-Davis ticketf0r member OF Congress from
the WITH District OF Texas.
The vote of the Judicial election in Cali
light Returns from the Interior 50 far, are
favorable for the Democratic.
The Hon. John S. Garlic, formerly United
States Senator, Is now the Republican candidate Tor
State Senator from Harrison County, West Virginia.
A resolution TO ratify the Fifteenth Amend
ment was introduced in the Tennessee House OF Repre-.
Of The Loinsre Courier Journal says that
when II up it will probably receive about twenty