The New York herald., 1870-08-27

ernor is that however worthy ana elccnt they rep
and when named the CANVASS is necessarily devoted
their Lsrsoaa nisoy Tney 0ur1en s ah 'pS %f ~
New York is s,ext IN dignity 70 that OF the United
States. The coming canvass WI! excite as mucn IN,
sc IN G11es are on n New TIE republicans
must go before our people with q candidate whom
u would crafty the nation to see elected ana whose Sc
an honor and credit to his State.
me nomination OF Mr.. Greeley win vitalize and
inspire the republican organization. The party is
dormant. Composed OF the intelligence and reason
OF the community It's members nave begun 70
units in the political army that they were man-
aged and voted and deployed In the IN
81 into Re-
publicans need an Issue or principle TO develope
their fullest strength. In Mr. Greeley they would
ti0n would feel personal interest," for he mas that
peculiar hold upon his party that each member re-
republicanism IL very much like that OF Henry Clay
over Owe the OLD whg party except that 1t is higher
We want candidate who will not only be re-
spected by Americans, but trusted as we'll By our
foreign voters. they are suspicious and timid and
and naturalization issues Their interest Is to cling
to democracy because OF ts war upon know nothing
last political generation. We have never taken any
pains to inspire their confidence. The cause OF Mr.
Greeley is singularly earnest and logical In its cham.
pionship OF liberty abroad-0f freedom for Hungary,
Ireland and Germany. The foreigners owe him more
tnan any pubic man In tne republican party he ID
probably The only candidate who would receive any
general support T0n The large foreign element Ia
our State.
All tnis however, is embraced in the argument
that he would be national candidate. cannot re-
peat II too emphaticaly thar If We mean to carry
New YORK we must nationaize the canvass. The
campaign Is really Tor Grant. The country feels,
however justly, thaG New York was taken from him
by fraud. Congress- has passed a law to prevent
fraud, and we must take advantage of that law. II
we carry New YORK now it VIII be SO much easier TO
carry the country in 1872
With Mr.. Greeley at the head Of the canvass, and
the platform financial Integrity and the purity OF the
ballot box, The republicans can carry New York by
decisive majority and preserve the present rcpub-
can deleR ation Congress. can think OF no other
candidate with whom they would not have despe.
rate and almost hopeless struggle,
HIRAM WALBRIDGE.
NEW YORK, August % 1870.
Politics IN New York Stufe--Thc Republican
In,brcglio in tho twenty seventh tyvnrd's)
District.
Referring to the tforcedN withdrawal OF Hamilton
Ward from the for the republican renomina-
ton for Congress the Twenty-sevenh district the
Elmra Gazette (democraticl states that it has nor
nation Of positive and reliable character that new
combinations have been entered into by a certain
clique by which they expect TO profit in the future
as they have proted In the past by their connection
with Ward They have sold him out as they VIII
not hesitate to sell out the present parties the CO.
aitton, when the time comes for o new exhlb;tion
OF treachery. The coming man 1S Stephen H. Hayt
Of Corning For his success all the plans and ,na
npuvres OF the clique fOr the last three months and
over have been laid The bringing forward OF Judge
Smith OF this county, continues the Gazette, was
simply a blind to conceal the real purpose OF the
tricks,ers. They never intended that he should be
nominated.