New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-13

nave been pressed into the ranks, which, including
tho votes from the Opposition regiments made mp
wholly as they are ron the opposite party, may
elect Vance" SO | should Judge from tits thai
Vance stood IN even chance with the Son'h Caro-
lima ndIdae.' -.
La the event Of The election Of Vance (which VIII
most asfuredy take place. unless the troops are ai
made 70 vote for Johnson, no cnange may be eS'
pcc'ed as matters low stand Tor II ~ very e'laeht
10 al thai q nge mnst remain as they are 60 af W
this State il concerned, rs long N tho Rebel army
hold Virginia. In the event Of a complete Union
triumph a. Richmond, wiicb will drive the Rebels
out Of Vir.iGia then with the elerii N OF Nance,
this State would be restored 10 the Union IN sDoft
order 80 with Genne-ssc aBd all t.e Border States:
What a reward for such a victory, ard why should
we not have II 7
The health in The department it remarkably GOOD.
In visiting the hospital Of tie &ith massachusetts,
which, without doubt, IA one OF the beet regiments
in the amy but five patients reported themselves
for treatment, and they were about conyalescent.
Col. Stevenson OF this regiment. now Acting
Ilrigader-Geuer left At da, ligh, this morning "t
The head o. an exJ edition consisting oil large orce
direction landl, on an important enterprise whlch
viii doubiless create a sc sation among the Ken
If not general OF conrre am not at ~,
ery give you any particulars at present, Du' VIII
promise to send you the details Ia ful by the next
boat.
In The NeUlern Progress Of the ith inst., ar-
pears IN elaborate reply by Gov. Sanly TO the Hon.
George T.. Badger OF tnis State, who has taken en-
ceptons to Gov. Srany sspeeches, and questions the
,rOpriciy of the Governors coming 10 his naive
Stale under the circumstances he has. Mr. Badgers
letter was considered of much public importance ana
WAS brought TO Gov. Slanly by flag OF truce under
he aust ices Of the General commanding the Rebels
of tina Department. Gov. Sauly's answer has been
cent Mr.. Badg and The Stais Authorizes IN the
same manner. Gov. Stsuly has solicited from The
Secretary Of War a leave of absence for short
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sirucious and 20 urge upon the Authorization tue
importance of laying down q line Of policy whlch
will enable the Governor 10 act more uicertiandihS
". IL will he week VI ten Gays before be VIII be
able TO leave. The Secretary OF War readily com
piled with the request made, and expressed much
pleasure at the prospect OF seeing the Governor aud
! Davng the understanding desired.
There is olliiicston in this department over the
good news OF Gems. Fotter, Reno, and Park, the
| valuable supporters OF Gen. Burnside, being APP
pointed MaoI-G,ueras OF Volunteers, 10 take elect
from the 2G,h OF April last, on which'day Fort Ma
con wa. recaptured
| seud yol a brief article from TIE Raleigh
Standard, which Classics the candidates for It's
Legislature from Johnston County III lie own STYLE
and gives YOU idea in regard 10 the Issue now
| pend ~ between the two parties IN this State
JoHxsr0S CoUSryWe learn that the ,ohets before The
people Of JohD,ton lor the Legislative are a follows: or
WO ds sud w. IL AyeTa. esls Thee gentlemen sIs coz
erss,i'e ard reform cspdid.G For the s'ns'e-I W.
s,ou ESQ For III. Con.uous-w. III. Nstson sud h. H.
on.nsou, esqs. These gentlemen Constitute the Secession
lcket.
We unders'sn that in the discussion at Clayton, on si'nT
osy last Nj Tomhn.on aaei Tas Sra sdard and spoke Of
Tie SfGndard Parry Mr. Iounsou = nistGken Ihs S.ahc
.atiy except the party ri the people ~ Tom
n.1u -. f would like e. pas. Democrat and Old
Union mn he t. neither lie hss deserted both the Old
Union men OF snd the old Jackson Democracy We
.pow what ,sy for taught Nr. Toninaon nearly all
III. U-uocr cy BE- kuew. -.
Me learn that NJ ". n Watson hores'ly announced hin
.f az original seer..iolit Very well, Jet the Peoplr Of
EtetheT tLey 1snt man 10 repTe,en item
Who ve Ia bfvasi up the Govenmen AID bfhsms
/ OF
Mr W. b. Watson IL softer 'o,' ard "iortcr 10, 30
but rer lie sfn.s who he l. Tor Tor
Gov, nor lie i, no doubt for Johnston Notice his yot-
fellow itiz.rs ard 80 IL have guessed eourcdy
Nit Watson PROCESSES 70 be Constructive but he has ahe us
bed With the d-,rlcycs srd must a,~ the consequencrs
". tb. best grounds 'sst for counting on inc
majority and that Vance ~ sweep Oh. county We ayp-
10 our Johnston frud. Themselves To- the Lonscrvs
tive ticket, Our opIon.lt. .ctiys aud fan q shess
Ws nus, NEE, them e,sy point Let do this. ard
brilliant victory will crown our Efforts