The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-13

hees NAV be classed IN the category Of dead
ducks. forney, when found. WIN take note Of It.
Is 70 see me SSnrs a nnas o.
in" for Grant on believing for Belmont unconscious
OF the rising tide that battles their legs and makes
their seats uncertain. But this In q national allie
Gorical sense. In State torn by conflicting inter
ests, harassed by prejndices, no one knows by
ated the spectacle Of politics boiling over Ia vastly
more entertaining, when you know the cause Of
the cheering and the meaning Of the mouthings,
than anything that can be offered the stage. SO
here Is richness for you. Coax and Morton are In
State, making my headquarters among the Bour.
bons, the nomination OF Henry Wilson the second
PLACE q The Philpdsphia ticket is.anathematized
those who support Grant, Ss
the relatives and friends OF those who hold offices
and hope to hold them It would be improper, per.
haps, to say that the regular republican party In
this State does not support Grant, 1t does support
him to man. It IL that kind Of support, however,
support the central 1gure Just as long as they feel
the backbone unbending; but let the political cere
Sro-spinai meninstiis1" set in and away they 60
lief with Sl,,ere you sre'' and i told you sou
ALL DEPENDS UPON BALTIMORE.
State who voted for Grant last time who viii not
vote for him again. And this is where the demo-
a Is Is SsS m ns anG
who haul In the stampsn-asa disgusted repuhli-
can to whom listened. to-day declared-as 81
FOR beef and horrible digestion. Republican cor
duality In this State must be alluded 70 In Pick
PRETEND that the Termination i Henry Wilson
~ Vice President peaAes him nightly; but that is
mo guarantee that Colfax is nightly pleased with
Morton. Norton Is recognised here as the brain
carrier Of President Grant, and some BourbOns IN
sist that he holds einecure position; and he OIL
1t Is really amusing to meander through the ruins
Of party hopes and grow violent or melancholy flor
n m
undoubtedly the oete noire Of Schuyler Cofax and
the hope Of Wilson. am interpreting the political
opinion OF the state OF Indiana MoTton's friends
chuckle over the adroitness Of their Chief and syy
clan capable Of great things have heard dele
gates returning IRON Philadelphia talk in the cars
In this vein, and since my run through the State I
have heard more OF the same Sort 1t seems gene
fax; the somewhat iliustrious !smer" as the local
into administration hands. w. H. Seward had his
little bell, say some, but ut want no kind o. Cir
scumstance to
THE PERPENDICULAR WAVE OF MoRToN's cRurcH %
To the rural mind OF Indiana Morton Is the
administration and General Grant is kind OF
republican (Greeley), democratic tmild), or demo
cratic (wd), cannot understand why 1t ls that the
west. 1t is the unanimous opinion that Old Sol
and presumably American in his views, should
make his home in these beautiful Hoosier noun
tains, and after his contemptuous inspection Of
other States return at respectable hour to battle
over its war record mean the record Of this
small portion OF the States but II will be vain to the
end andit must be confessed that indiana has good
State, contraced IN the cali q the nation to supply
troops and munitions H. nearly paid of. The ge-
NAL and universally popular State Agent, Patrick
shannon, groans in spirit that the holders of ''the
1ves an the sixes' don't come up and take their
annuin indiana is too anxious to pay its debts,
aand lndanians know 1t. And this free and easy
condition Of affairs, financially, is exceedingly fa
vorabe to open discussion and wide splits In cliques
and parties. II the State had no money and was
going to the dogs, the Bourbons would howl and
create democratic antediluyian advertisement OF
q highly entertaining character. But they cannot
y do anything Of the kind. r
GRASS DOES NOT GROW IN THE STREET,
: and free darky lads In our midst turn dersive
cartwheels on the sidewalk and appear uproar-
and boast OF the good old times when niger was
la niger.
closer view Il seems to me that Voorhees,, in jump
Il ing from the fence on which he was perched is up
to his chin in horrible bog The more he exerts
stocks, ana as for his arms they vehementiy beat
the emptyiair. AZ the cOmplacent Turks sit down
the magazine, smoke IN silence, and. turning
lar opinion to the unconscious sum- saying that
i Allah has wllled IT., SO the dyed-inthe wool
regard the eclipse Of their bright particular ssar
They love voorhees,, but they secretly wish he would
emigrate.
1t Is actually distressing to one utterly uninte
rested to watch the contOrtons OF these politicians
y Republicans are heartily for Grant II -; demo-
Gratis await Baltimore II -; and, indeed, it may
be said that the policy Of Indiana to-day is pusilani
nous. "lf Is written on the mouth OF every poll
tfcian In well drawn characters AS one Of them
3 said to me to-day, and he spoke earnestly,
'THE NOMINATION OF WILSON
makes ue republicans feel sore, tell We; and old
4 Greeley does not seem half eccentric as before
4 the Philadelphia Con-venshn." There Is un-
doubleday great soreness in the republican party
on account OF the defeat Of Cofax and great deal
Of bitterness is felt toward Norton The ratilca-
ton meetings in this State on Saturday really
miserable affairs, Ioorly attended and with only
manufactured enthusiasm. Never were Indiana
politics in such muddled condition. The
oldest political Bourbon cannot recolect
chaotic state OF affairs to equal this. Every
body looks to Baltimore, even republicans.
have heard many men say that they '.stood
by the cradle OF the party and would not follow it's
hearse." These are not by any means few, and II
Baltimore endorses Greeley, Sumner will have q
nose Of voorhees, and his friends in this city there
is Greeley and Brown club as hopeful as a young
linnet and as merry as a kitten What this State
Will do In the Presidential contest will depend alto
gether upon the action OF the state Convention on
Wednesday, and of the probable issue of that |
have informed you. Let me tag on to the tail end
OF this letter this facts republicans and democrats
alike in Indiana declare that Greeley will be en-
Enthusiastically endorsed at Baltimore.