The New York herald., 1872-07-06
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY JULY g. 872-TRPLE SHEET:

cratic paper refeRa g0od-humoredy to the rldicule
and jealousies which seek to put to the scredit OF
6 ds onr who are named rapport
with the democratc organization. The Gazette iur-
ther says:-
York World that democrats Will have to choo,e
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his party who deals with practical questions
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upon make sacrcss they also have e give up
With tSoss towards Whom they assOd for years oppos
The above article from the Gazette, is very sug
gestve, and would Indicate that any bolt alter the
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there is any necessity for 1t.
NEW RAILWAY TO THE CAPITAL
The opening OF the new railroad to washington
took place ON the I'd tnst and large portion Of the
Western travel will hereafter pas. over this single
SotSer Ss about @ rec recheckins, Ac On Monday an sx
s Sa'1a ea passed Sstd sArousA @
lively interesting country, over . well bal
tn sa paanSs %
is stocked with twenty-five engines. 2O0 freight cars
and thirty;two drst class passenger coaches These
cars are heated By patent apparatus and ON all
trains the Westinghouse patent brake is used.
There are some bridges on the road $50 and even
more and Washington are entered have been very
costly. six trains are running daily, and the fare
Is ST. It VIII be but short time before the Valley
OF Virginia will obtain an outlet to Baltimore by
way Of Hagerstown and the Western Maryland
s she ana
Potomac-namey, the Northern Central or, In
PENNsYLvANIA STUCK IN The MUD.
Next to Delaware. which Is known to favor
be over Pennsylvania which, so far from being per-
fectly united on the subject OF voting Tor Mr.:
Greeley Is thought TO- be In deep waters the @ great
OF them live in Old Hunker constituencies where
the staid and st0ld pr0vlncias care nothing for
cratic ticket and never look outside the lines I0r
candidate These highly enlightened old gentlemen
highly intellectual chaps of the FreeTrads League.
Neither side seems to have any appreciation OF VIC
tory and want tt. to Keep their party conveniently
delegates to the baltimore Convention while at the
Philadelphia Convention. He comes from region
not far remote from Berks and Lancaster counties.
HIS remarks were as follOws:-
Some Of us win probably have to come to Baltimore
%s w e On
but il him and help to nominate him shall
catch fts when we return home present some OF Us
tanty that ballots will be required in his favor
and then to come home and say That WASN'T work
sad at stans S s Sst % % like good
! asked this gentleman II that was the feeling Of
his whole delegation. He said NO." 1t was "only
the feeling OF the iOks who live In Scotch-lrsh dis
trcts. The Sc0tch-Irish have been the hereditary
politicians Of our State Tor years, and governed the
counties through their native influence. The Ger
man vote of Pennsylvania Is in the main right and
we have no difficulty with it. Our difficulty is en-
trely In the strong ocOtchlrish districts" is now
alew, Mr. Randall, Mr.. Myers and others have been
c.Owned with q fair degree OF success. and that
there is strong probability that Pennsylvania will
cast fOur-ffths at least OF her vote Tor Greeley.
POSSIBLE DISTURBANCE IN THE CONVENTION.
Some notices have been made In the papers OF
the possible appearance OF Grant men In the Con-
ventiOn, and OF people who have resolved to make
1t is supernuOus to remind pc sons who have been
in political conventions heretofore, and know the
irresistible spirit dominant In them that he must
have good deal Of courage and endurance who
wants to meet large and resolved body OF men
like those physical specimens which Will assemble
at Baltimore, Our-fths OF them occrs or soldiers OF
either the Northern or southern army Even at the
Cincinnati Convention, which was said to have been
composed Of sophomOres. the man would have been
hustled out In from three to seven seconds who
opened his mouth to make any clam0r what
ever Badly will he fare here at Baltimore who
suppOses that his single voice will have any effect
upon large assemblage OF men backed BY con-
stituency Of three millions, and when the last
thing which q military power OF the United
States cares to touch Is national political con-
vention properly called and attending TO its own
business.