The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-17

and 80 most likely they will again determine More
satisied with It's ast success IN els.atng its di &c
tors % the CasNnet TO foreign emhass,pa. 70 tie
but still aighly honafa'ie and lucrative
~ Z IS "l'F IitsRsl. CAPTAIN. .s. Htr
I'll. liberals have hn phic leader in Colonel
Mcclure Ha knowledge oftha character the local
riiisIs and NJ therwants. passions and pvejudiees
otlc people Ia evart county 81 the State surpasses
that 81 Cameron hDisaG 'a!ack" ,quired large
Experience a. the chairman or the state Central
Commiftee IN 1850; he is tfear writer aud orcloc
speaker. what he. lacEs In PERSONAL magnetism is
made ap by lndefaupabe f.bpr. blndness OF nian-
ner and imperturbable cooIness. Heis persistence
personifed. Under ii'n are many captains, OF
gfeetsf breadth OF view, of more mn ,ioned force,
OF keeaer intellect. who Willingly acknowledge him
TO he their leader IA this csripagn. WITH Mcclure
the com ng contest Ia a duel between himself AID
Cameron. -.t.
49,. = TuE "No porlcY'' MEN
Our capitaltss, no HI stoned II follow the sapent
teafhihts OF your Cooper Institute ms eting OF Sep
TENDER, IdGI, which igsJ bOastrd Of the many nun
dreds OF millions or wealth represent 20 by It's vic,
dcnt must have no policy ANA then nominated
Grsnt by reclamation on that platform. are
huuipur. they discover it is "not warranted by tho
constitution nor by the laws, but y Interrogation OF
both" thntit led General Grant toblunder ON
CABINET of secopd and thifd rate Dcn TO reject the
counsel o! experienced statesmen, and finally, when
!he folly Of drwned on him, to throw himself
hsrisssly into u; lands Of Game,oa Gonkllng,
% S n SS. pS there g rs S5nasf s
other other though the ' rauS aid NE ai . eompaio
bitterly that General O ans In Ills Frequent vista
nons to our CITY knoyss only tars e.. OF , our
Gratis II Is said that now that ne h beret Of Forte
be can 10 prevailed upon TO come here no NOSE TN
visit re hls lost friends ana made enemies. His
serve Of manner IL not understood. Ills sagaciens
silence is mistaken for stolity. His linrlagh mods,
though rarely induiged In. are not appreciated.
Since he won't tax aud Will sec none but the rich
It has been concluded that he should not come
among ~ at PRESENT. ,-s3 p. tft1
CoseERSIi'G THE PHILOSOPHER. or cHArrAoUA
there has been considerable chance Of opinion.
Hksimost OF the4natiOl and all the rest OF mankind
we regarded his nomination on the first blush al
something chaiminqy g,otesgue Tho hearty c-
dorsement OF him 1T the south startled us. Then
the severest scrutiny revealed that, desrits his
many vapal1ea he has been uniformly honest bcid
independents and aconsi7tent lover OF and worker
mands the favor Of ninety per cent OF
al republicans who locked, to Cincinnati
departure democrats. n0rsfeach us OF marked
Improvement IN his manners AMI hi3 garment.
observed the migrants who COME TO our shores
we understand - working miracnousy on the
hitherto Negligent Philosopher No fears are felt
should be roach the Whlto House, he win por-
init so many i,ms 10 barrow in and bother him as
toginerly. .Hie conservative influence OF imrnenss
responsibility and power, 1t 10 urged will II aasiorm
the careless nogaca into 4 BLAND and disniied
President .s-..4' ss
Mich interest IL Ielt IN the approaching Demo
cratic State Convention. IL Cass should be nomi-
win De at work Tor him. Our monster centipede'
road has never 'patched I'M very strong or openly
ut the polls. Our own Tom Scott, tho Kali DAD
BriDreuS Yields power through his thousands OF
miles OF roads, mylas OF satellites ana millions OF
capital sufficient to make any candidate the Presi
dent but he himself Ia out OF this fight and aut al
Were he actively In, with his bright face, brisk
Mind isagnoric manners and measuTeless Industry,
the future could be discounted with absolute cor
ta.nty. 1.-THE Emperor OF the Rail" knows TOO much
to mix In. He isnot an yious to precip.tate the In
evitablc war against railroad domination which Is
TO be tho vital question OF very distant future
Viewing things as they arr, ons has to-conclnde
willy-nillS, that our State has been ana Is
gfavitattng back to democracy. The Registry law,
nt,ollng the eity's vote. Is the last chain
unsuniered which dTags her into the republican
column Republican counties yearly fall OF In their
majoiitcs and democratic counties Increase theirs.
Northampton ana the 'rarts that thereuIto ada.
cent lei a}e yet the reiiabe "Tenth Legion;n Old
Berks Is stl "Tae CITADEL" and Westmoreand Is
to-day ''the star OF the Westnus fun of-faith and
vim diowias when you, hditor-inChief and founder
OF the HGGALD, Just forty years ago, graphically
chroDiced the death or the very respectable M,s.
Antilackaon ia than county. and the burial VI the
Old lady ny per d.scOnsolnta friends in tie famous
Diddle marble vautrin Chestnut, below Firth street.
on the south site. ~ .s.at
NY f,tfs is the corollary OF frprtnts- pennsyl4
wanna Ia ccnsstationay democratic; but III answer
TO the.qtniIcnnial conuudrun, "low VIII she po2n
let he reply in the words OF the good old Father
Richie, h4.G.s rtjTOnS.'