The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-05

political machinery is al work. The stats road In
the hands OF a clique 80 Is the AIR Line, aud On
10 the end OF the chapter.
NEW MOVEMENT.
At lhe present writing the ring has begun new
movement, ana one which, II sEilluliy manipulated.
may strengthen IL. IL has become decidedly con-
seryatve ana desperately in love with Valandig.
hams new departure" Ben Hin been laid
aside Tor the time being and Joe Brown brought To
the 'front.' A complete reorg anzatlOn OF parties s
proposed by tue ring. Bullock Is hard az work
patrOnizin9 the new Departure democrats, not
only with q view TO preventing Ills impeac hment,
but also IN accordance With the prearranged plan.
The design is 10 carry the entire republican party
over 10 the conservative democrats lrst forcing
Alexander II. stephens and Bob Toonbs to assume
the leadership OF those democrats VINO insist upon
For this project to meet with success II will be
cessary to get The recognized democratic leaders
here 10 reject their party platiOrm-sOmething ex-
ceedinely dirlcut OF compshment, in view OF the
fac, mat, although the mass or the whites agree
with the sentiments expressed by Nr. stephens,
they doubt the good policy OF adhering 10 them In
opposition TO The Northern democracy, anu are NOT
In favor Of "botingn
A THIRD PARrY-MEpfTArED TREACHERY.
what Is more important than anything else in me
ring movement mere Is the fact tnat it was inspired
from the North, and Is nothing less than med-
tated ueschery 10 The republican party. SO far as
can understand IL Is blow aimed at Grant, As
well as at the democracy The fact Is that IL Is a
"thlrd party" movement designed to throw tue
eiectioh lor PRESIDENT INTO the hands OF the pOlt
cans In Congress. Thus far the radical platform,
as adopted by Stale conventions, Is liberal toward
the south Universal amnesty has been refused,
ana the chances are ten 70 one that Grant Will be
Otner hand, a majority OF the Southern democrats
| do not relish the ''new Departure You VIII thus
| perceive how plausible VIII be The cain OF the
ring that 1t represents the conservative element OF
the south. IL Is an easy matter To carry the South.
ern republicans horse, foot ana Dragons, over TO
| third party. The negroes VIII follow their leaders
| without hesitation, and their leaders Will 90 wher-
ever there IS chance for oncia plumber. TO pre-
vent election by the people the vote Of the South
IL necessary. A third party movement IN the North
would give the democrats pennsylvania, ONO and
Indiana beyond doubt; but u similar movement IN
the South would he supported py the republicans
en- n,dsse. and might cause q split In the democratic
ranks thus giving every Southern State to the new
party, and consequently preventing any candidate
obtaining majority OF the electoral vote.
A FEW INDICATIONS.
Such, am assured, is the meaning or the present
manuuvres OF Bullock, Brown and Hill. That u Is
plausible will deny. 1t was begun In the South
In North until after the republicans nominated
their ticket next year. Observe how conservative
the republicans arein every Southern sale-hoW Ill
recty III opposition they arc to The principal panks
OF the platforms adopted by their party FRIENDS
ns e a Note n also how y vo are WIFI nef
| ceive at once the game they are playing. what
| chance OF election to the Presidency wonld Grant
have from Congress- None whatever. WhO then,
Is Cameron In favor OF? 1t ~ naId 10 say. There -
Il big political conspiracy at wor, which aims to
smash both the old parties. and that us locus should
be IN Georgia 70 not more surprising than that II
should he headed ny men who are regarded as the
were but Yesterday red-hot democrats A scrrb race
for The Presidency Is IN prospect unless tins conspi
racy breaks down by reason OF Its fascaliy coihpo
neuL parts quarreliDg among themselves before the
| hour for action comes.
NO REpUBLIcAN PARTY IN GEORGIA.
so far Georgia is concerned there - no rePupll'
party IN this State. Bullock has "gOne back on
IT, Brown don't recognize II, ana all the other
leaders big fish sardes alike repudiate 1t. All
In favor OF the new departure" anG The late
republican party IN Georgia is now known
as the new Observation-Disclosures that may
mean. True enough, the so-caled repuDll-
can organ here-a very ably edited paper. by
the way-stl keeps the name OF Grant at the head
OF Its editorial page but It's politics decidedly
conservative. and are anything else than in accord
with the platform Of the ONO radicals AMI the sentl'
ments OF Senators Sherman and Morton. In fact,
the republican party here is dead as door nan
and may say that excepting South Carolina anu
Mississippi, 1t seems to be equally as defunc: in
every other Southern State. A few months lnore
will tell the story, ami ! shall be surprised II the
narration Is at all satisfactory either 10 President
Grant or to the radical party OF the North.