The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-10

cation put upon them by opposing the ticket. They
VIII naturally regard the result not only as the tri
nmpn Of little New England over the great West The
Indians deleeation said II would insure that STATE
were resorted to in the Convention to procure Col.
AXIS defeat. Circulars and handbilIs stgmatizin9
c cm 70 SVe,y way were circulated One was thus
cruel on MS famous smle "He smiles without
sympathy, and natters without afection.n That's
the END OF all his smiling Oh the ungratefu woridI
The Cincinnati Times nails to observe the name:-
1--WE fail to observe the name or Charles Sumner
among the list Of Senators who Congratulated
Henry wilson yesterday. Perhaps Sumner doesnpt
like It." AND, as General Grant observed In regard
to the absence OF q prominent msmbor OF his $40
on the occasion Of Andy Johnson swinging aroma I
the circle, perhaps he was not invited.p
The Mobile Register advises its democrats.
friends to "take 1t coolly" even In these hot days.
and adds 60 asa -l4 40 Gi1fM 1t2l
hit is to be admitted that the people OF the soutA
will be forced into q coalition with the liberal
best that can be done cannot be denied that the
act OF sacrifice should be committed In spirit Of
calm dignity. COW eF&a E&2 @Gi
This Ia something akin to advising man to 90 70
MS grandmother's funeral with Lis best 'store
clothes" on.
The Mobile Register democratic) says II Mr..
Greeley to be taken by the South there is no
or utility to deny that he Ia taken as polittoo-
medicai prescription that IL needful for political
malady. But to roll 1t as sweet morsel under
southern tongue betokens infinite ignorance or In
finite hypocrisy. 81 eJ 3alf9loa lll1i'@
q "Another Straw'-1Natick cobblersa ara nov
becoming favorite drink In Massachusetts * rouf
The st. Louis Democrat says the name OF Henry
Wilson, OF Massachusetts,, Is "ntlyn associated with
that of Grant. Oh sink the shop as well az the cob
bler's stall. But perhaps the Democrut means that
Grant and Wilson win "gtve ntsn to their oppes
nents next November. stsS tt03I CgHfrts lis ta8rf
They had storm without cloud In St Louis the
other day, which the Republican thinks portends
some sy!! t. 9aGs holders u that locality poh
THR MORMON DELEGATES TO THE PHnApHL y
B sH .sssr PHIA CONVENTION. - dr-b IA
TO THE EDITOR OF rnl HssA1p:-.' ss:s :
notice that the reporters bunged terribly ID
their report Of the proceedings Of the Phaoelphia
Convention. Mr.. E. L. Sullivan is reported q
having opposed and offered an amendment to ne
report Of the Committee on Credentials, and msvs
ing to amend the report 30 as to allow the Mormons
to be admitted as delegates with the otheYs ad-
mttted, as was done with the Otner Territories
when there was like contest. Mr.. Sullivan wnQ
not IN the Convention, but 1t was Judge Southards
OF San Francisco, who moved the amendment
allowing both sets Of delegates seats In the Com
vention, as no man should be refused seat In tho
Convention on account OF his religious opinions OF
equal rights. Judge southard Is not q Mormoni
but common justice and desire that tho rights o.
all should be protected prompted his motion. H0
singular but scarcely name OF the California dele
stances no name given OF those from that State
who participated In the debates OF the Convention
ONE OF THE SPECTATORS