The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-04
MISCELLANEOUS CAMPAIGN DASHE&

Sam Randall has been appointed chairman OF tne
Pennsylvania Democratic State6entral Committees
He has vigor, energy and temper.
A Pennsylvania democratic paper wants to know
II the people Of that State desire to place man
like Hartranft in the seat once occupied by "Sny.
der, Wolf and Skunk" The printer had to be
very careful in spelling these names, otherwise he
might have made very annoying blundcr.
Syracuse paper compares Horace Greeley to
Coriolanus ("Corry O'Lanus'D. A miserable dodge
to catch the Celtic VOTE
western paper analyses the names Of Grant
and Greeley us:-Both have the same handle.
CIR. One has the sunk 'ant" which means indus
trious prudent full or work. foresight and energys
and the other has the SUNK s'eelcy,n which means
wriggling slippery and not twice In the same
place.
Richard G. Parsons has been nominated for Con-
gress from the Cleveland (Ohio) district where
upon the Herald Of that city proceeds to give him
first rate notice. t
Henry A. Wise pitches into Greeley right and left
H. A. w. wants the Democratic Convention to be
discreet and its nominee wise. Hoarse laugh
Haw haw haw
The 'sole" contestant on the Grant ticket Is the
"Natlck Cobbler."
The Boston Post tGreeley democrat AYERS that
public opinion is settling down to the acceptance
OF Horace Greeley the sole contestant with Gen.
eral Grant for the Presidency.
The Boston Post speaks of the "most sensible
and convincing letter of Congressman Roosevelt"
which, 1t says, "portrays the political situation to
all democrats in as Just and clear light as any In
which 1t is capable OF being presented"
The Boston Journal (Grant) declares that the
nomination Of Mr.. Greeley at Baltimore will not
give him single additional republican VOTE" 1t is
not republican votes the democrats are hunting
just now.
The Boston Post is severe upon the Chicago Times
for the latters bold assertion that II the Baltimore
Convention goes for Greeley 1t will break up the
democratic party and all party fealty will cease.
We remember time when the Post was so straight
against party coalitions that it cleaned back.
wards"
Wanted-A labor reform candidate for the Presi-
dency.
To-day Is the Fourth Of July, the day Americans
delight to celebrate; and many country politi-
clan will lead Off In singing, Bring forth ION TINS
glorious Fourth) the royal demijohn"
western paper relates the following In ilustra-
ton of the proximity OF the Greeley democrats to
true democratic headquarters
A soldier during the war entered drinking
saloon and found there jovia chaplain nail-seas,
to- "To the - Illinois," replied the soldier, ana ;,
in turn asked, "what command do you belong TO :"
tSs ST. Tspss replied spa se Solder
got to say is that you are long ways nom mead
| quarters"
The Detroit Free Press (anti-Greeiey democracy
piycs Fourteen Reasons Why Greeley Should Not
Re Nominated at Baltimore" But there are already
| over six hundred reasons why he should be-dele-
rates who are instructed to vote for him.
The Hunterdon county IN. J) Democrat hofsts
the name of Joel Parker for President, subject to
the decision OF the Democratic National Con-
| vention.
some Of the old democratic party hacks having
been obliged to baw to less during the last twelve
wears. are now going to bawl-to.more.
There was an old fossil named Wise
Who said, said he, "Blast my eyes
II ever ! see
Old Horace Greeley W
Elccted-a man despise."
Saws correspondent ian old politican) writing
from the interior :-'There win be bolt at Balti-
more. another ticket nominated and the boilers
win stick to It, Matters not as lively for Greeley
in tho country "a you in the city are led TO suppose
Hc cauncs aud win not be elected. Do you hearty
Yes 'sWe hear y, and we hear that you old boiling
Bourbona are making consummate ounces Of your
selves Either 90 for Grant or Greeley--areeley Or
} Gy.nt hero are the two candidates aud no more
Ana don't mako q Harry Bassett detsat for YOUR
selves By going for the boiling n9p.nce.