The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-06
RUNNING NorEs-..POLsTiCiL AND GEyER A..

Horace Greeley telegraphed to +. g. Reaves. ST.
Louis from Memphis, June 2:-'T am very weary
and must go directly home.n "Thcre is rest for the
weary &C.. &c.
The canvass In Kentucky is getting quite lively
Mass meetings being neld in various parts OF the
state, at which the prominent candidates make
speeches. in olden times. The Louisville Courier.
Journal says Hon. James Beck, for Congress, Is
carrying all before him in the Green river country.
General James II. Goldman, Auditor or the State OF
Ohio, win not be candidate for re election.
The Cincinnati Times puts the inquiry
Can't the American press, from Newfoundland to
Florida, find any other heading for q Paris arti-
Gle than "Aiter the Commune, Whatr' We are
reminded OF the Young gentleman who considered
nash good Tor forty or fifty meals but didn't like 1t
for regular diet.
The Richmond Uhtg interprets the democratic
organs as regarding Jer Davis Atlanta speech as
"a firebrand thrown at a most inopportune moment
among the organizing forces OF the opposition, and
its author as a headstrong selfish disappointed
man. who is blinded by resentment, and unwilling
to see public affairs adjusted upon any basis not
dictated by himsefr
Beverly Tucker OF Washington journalistic fame,
has been invited to the control OF one OF the most
promlnen, OF the democratic papers in the South
west, but Beverly wisely concluded to run his hotel
In Canada--and there his head is level.
The republican papers In OHIO call General Nc
Cook democratic candidate for Governor "a mere
handsome dumDahopr' tbockheadl. His war rec
ord no doubt, Is calculated TO strike his opponents
dumb.
The OHIO State Jou'nd, pungently says the bulk
Of the republican papers In that State great
deal OF "Noyes" for Governor. What's the matter
with Ben wade's convenuon9
The Lexington Ky.) Observer says OF Jer Davis
recent speeches.
They not only weaken ones confidence in his
Judgment but compel US to recognize the fact thar
whether his utterances are aDstractly judicous or
not they Will prove seriously obstructive, In prac
fical point OF view. 10 that speedy ana complete adj
Justment OF sectional differences which Ia essential
10 the prosperity OF the Southern people,
The Boston 7rdueler Is out for Grant for re .elec
ton.
The Salem Mass Register regards the new demo.
cratic departure as "Deset with dificuties.r so
was the republican movement when II was first
started.
The Baltimore Gazette, one OF the organs OF the
extreme democracy. is rather over the new de.
parture II says
For us. In Maryland and the South generally. we
have out enc thing 10 do--to accept the candidate
II we can, VINO may be nominated. to vote solid,y;
10 hold our tongues. 80 as to give the radicals o
opportunity OF disortng our simplest EXPIRE ssons
ana to trust 10 The future. II some OF our Northern
friends had adopted such policy they would not
now have been In q position where they feel CON-
PEELED 10 take back what they swore by few years
ago simply because by SO dong they think they
have better chance TO win, changing their princi-
Dies as the gambler does MS stakes.
The Troy Wig republican, considers the new
democratic departure "a lure put out 10 drag the
unwary into the democratic metz Wouldn't that
be democratic net gain
The Washington Republican Is opposed 10 the
one term Presidential principle OF Horace greeley
aud goes for the reflection OF Grant