The Next Presidency

So far as the democratie aud conservative massts are concerned, tha niat'er of the uejU Presidency resolves itself into a vory plaíu and simple problem for Bolution by a convention of doublé the electoral vote of the States eaHed to meet at Chicago on the 4th of July next. Neither by the National Democratie Committce nor by any othcr committee or Jorganization bas there been nor will tlieru be any stops taken in personal or jactio'ial interest to forestall the action of the representativo body. The cütiservative electors are ealle.4 i}pon to act in their primury capaoity and choose delegütes to represent theip- men in wlioru they can oonfide and aru wijling to repose t Jio trust of sdecting a candidate and sAo.pting a doclaratiun of principies and purposes sucb as the thun situation and ri'cjuiremeuts of the country may demand All personal and other iatenests are to be held subservient to the one graat eud of putting down the rebellion and restoring the Union under the eonstitution and the laws as they stand or may in the prescribed nianner bc altored or niodified,