The New York herald., 1862-10-04
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

SoLDms yoR CoN0Rms.-Qute Z number Of military
men have already been nominated for the nsxt Congress-
Some OF them, perhaps Q majority, II elected, will no
doubt make good representatives It Is fair presume
that coming fresh from the camp into the halls Of legs
laon, they win be better qualified 10 judge Of the real
wants Of the army than most Of the politicians who seek
distinction reward for party fealty Give our gene-
rails and colonies chance, and have doubt that
matters would soon assume satisfactory shape Among
tse candidates in the field notice the names Of
Bricad,ar General Robert Schenck republican, Ohio.
Bripader ceneral A. Mccall, democrat Pennsylvania
Brigader General Ebenezer Dumont republican, Indiana
Brigader Genera. John A. Garfield. republican, Ohio
Colonel Dew itt c. 'ttejohn, republican New Work.
Colsnel W. F. Gresham, republican, Indiana
Colonel James Gavin, rep 'biicap, Indiana:
Colonel Elijah McCarty. repL oncan, i,nno,s. I,.na:
Colonel VIM. r. Morrison, dem, a,, az, n'luos'
Colonel Amasa Cobb republican, Wisconsin
Colonel John T. Farnsworth, repubr san, Illinois
MAJOR Joel b. Warner. democrat, PennsxNana'
PRESIDENT LxooIss DsrRcr the L.Shth district Of
Illinois tho two candidates for Ccngress ere John T.
Stuart. Democrat and Leonard Sweet republican. Mr..
Stuart, although democrat, Is an intimate frieSd and
admer OF President Lincoln. Some years ago he r0prs
sented the district IN Congress, being the successful
didate in opposition TO Stephen A. Douglas He
democrat and IL elected will probably repudiats the cop
pefhcads, and sustain the administration In every
ment calculated to crush the rebellion.
ONO FIFTH DIsrMcrn this Congressional district the
fuse. and split the consequence. The conservatives
nominated Morrison r. W,ite who is represented
being able and willing supporter OF the policy Of the
government and the radicals nominated for reelection
James NJ. Ashley, who is blind follower Of Summer and
Thad. Stevens.
BRiGADIER GENERAL ON THE SruMp.-General Ebenezer
Dunn MT republican nominee for Congress In the Sixth
district OF Indiana will take the stump in his behalf
UP RE EIxcrIoN.-All the Indiana delegation Con.
gress except two have boon nominated for ection.
SENATOR ANrHoNY-A few days since gave the fol
lowing wholesome advice United States Senator Henry
B. Anthony
Let Senator Anthony from little Rhode Island follow
the example OF Senator Simmons resign his in
the seEa'e IT is the only he serve his country
The Newport (R. ~ Nsus copies the above. and
says
aid things very cncusvey In the above little para
graph, which s keeniy, and we blush TO say, morti:y
has disappointed his constituents than Senator
thony whose necsncy il nothing else, is felt 70 be
quite as dsgraceful as the dishonesty Of colleague who
knew enough to tqke himself out Of the way when he had
lost the confidence and respect Of his constituents.
AN INFERNAL.-The Syracuse Standard the organ OF
the Jerry and underground railroad agents
ssts that but radical abolionists should be
Congress says the candidate who seeks be elected
under the OF conservative" is cat under the
meal-an enemy instead Of friend-and must be de-
feated at all hazards.
PEACE DEMOCRAT FOR CoNGREss.-George Middleton,
democratic nominee Congress Second district OF
New Jersey, is a member Of the Society Of Friends
Quakers. He is conscientiously "peacs democrat"
JESSE d. characterization hcing put to the demo-
cratic candidates for the Legislature of Indiana whether
they will vote 10 return Jesse Bright who expelled
from the United States Senate back to his seat.
A WAR DEMOCRAT WRONG SiDE.-A named
Warrum, who the democratic candidate for the Legisl
tue Hancock county Indiana being desous Of placing
himself SQUARE Oh the platform, issued address to
the voters in which lie stated that he Gin favor Of
Wig prosecution of the rebellion honorable
close"
CoNGREss.-One hundred and forty-hve members of |
ongress be chosen this fall the loyal States.
Seven have already been elected, thirty will be
chosen until next year and fifty districts in the
sion States will il the rebellion continues be unrcpre
seated in the Thirty eighth Congress.