The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-09

An enthusiastic Maine democratic paper exclaims
In accents wild:"From now till June 20 let Cherry
field be the rallying point" II Cnerryned Ia to be
the only rallying point OF the Maine democracy the
coming campaign the radicals VIII have no occa-
sion to make two bites Of the party cherry next fall
There Is some canvassing IN Maine regard to who
SHAH be the democratic candidate tor Governor
General Roberts having declined denomination.
Convention June 70.
Warren Tooe Is making tight against James N.
Cavanaugh for Delegate to Congress from Montana
Territory. Mr.. T0ole Is said 10 be o tool OF the
Indian ring.
II IL proposed to remove the headquarters OF the
Ohio State Democratic Executive Committee from
Columbus to Cincinnati 1t is dangerous TO swap
horses while crossing stream.
The Nashville Union remarks that with the
lights before we can but feel encouraged at the
prospects OF a democratic triumph In the next
Presidential canvass" Better take those lights
DO not prove dark lanterns or tgaas yd.ui.
The Indianapolis acknowledgements referring
to the names presented for the democratic nomina
ton for President says:-''ln tho race OF 1879 we
want western man." That is rather . IN Oldest de.
mard when ii Ii considered that the West has held
the Presidential oce for the last three consecutive
terms. Hut perhaps Andy johnson was considered
OF no account.
The proposition to remove tho national capital
from Washington has been revived since the local
government o. tIat City has been surrendered into
tue hands Of band Of negro strikers.
Tue Utica oosaTper, with 40 desire 10 nedd'e
with The affairs OF It's nelahborsn nomuates Roscoe
ConkhDg for tho Vice Presidency on tho republican
ticket
A real estate paper on: West noIainates secre-
tary Boutwell, for President. whose mod.
esty impeis HIM to decline the honor OF having
~.x.Iv
have 40 aspirations for the Presidential chair.
The ArGid7.cts end the ADoec, OF Memphis are
Ut i: 10. and heavy alreaoy-one III support OF Jef
Davis uni the otner sgails, HIN. says the Aua-
tancde Of tie Appeal editor
His military career began and ended in this city.
IL commenced In tue IN Hits. ana ended there. HIS
active serVi,c III The face oi the enemy CANE
palgn-ii MA patrolng q lew blocks OF buildings
II Memphis anu gior.oua.y guarding Old scrap IRON
III Iurt bicketing.
Thus the new civil war Il beginning IN the South
ITSELF. Prepare fer 3 street fight IN Memphis.
AS fer Jelf Wis, The Ardtaacte remarks:-
Whenever lie APPEARS before tile pablo he be-
come proper subject OF ne wspa.ec notice. Ana
&c no more represents ia his person Tho Lost Cause
VINO age in this city, The Lost Cause went down at
AppoaiagtDN Court House, and a. Charlotte and
Greensboro, North Carolina ami Gainesville Ala
baaa. Ii Is represent ed in riie nalf million graves
OF dead Confederate soldiers aad IN the history OF
Their deea, aia IN The honor and uelulle IS Of the
living.
Tie Cincinnati Commercial says
General Gsgr,e W. MoCook, democratic candidate
for Governor o! unio ma5 oaca the law partner or
Edwin ". Stanton.
An exchange wants TO know II game viii he made
OF Br!ghat xo.nx's son now that he Is o West
Po!2tcr.
Tho Ohio S'n;esYan calls General McCook the
"Cheralier Gayard OF our times AMI the state"
The st. Louis Espuo'icaa say5:--'It would be
difficult 70 Imagine a more stnpendous anachron.
ism than tie temperance OF JeI Davis the
stump" IGis Is, perhaps, not the only instance
In which Jei Davis has nlaae error III selecting
the proper occasion ~ carry ouE his purposes.
Ills whole career is lull OF aIachg0n.sms.
Tae RioariOnd ,Yl;g says JeI Davis .nostrums
ale OF anagative character" Yet they have been,
10 use o line Of al Old Yankee song, 'sin mortal
pest.es pounded"
Tie Norfolk DAY BOON old line democracy thinks
the Nor!herp democrats '.hToving their fat in
the are" by advocating the new departurc.