The New York herald., 1866-06-26
Political News.

THE TsysrssEg DErEGAroy-As 1t Is probable that the
Congressional delegation from Tennessee will be admitted
Immediately upon the adoption by that State OF the
stitutona amendment 1t is Of interest TO know what
sort of It has sent. The Senators are Joseph s
Fowler and David T. Patterson. Fowler is said to be
able than his colleague, and has always been
anti slavery man. 1t is doubted whether Patterson
can take the OATH no served the Confederacy
conscript judge The Representatives in the order OF
Districts are Colonel n B. Taylor Horace Maynard Will
liam b. Stokes Edward Cooper, William B. Campbell,
Dorsey d. Thomas Colonel Isaac R. Hawkins and John
w. Leftwich. Colonel Taylor Is well known In
the North for his efforts In obtaining re-
lief for destitute East Tennessee Unionists dur
ing the war Stokes and Maynard have been making
radical speeches throughout the North during the session
of Congress- Colonel Hawkins served gaantly In tho
Union army. He from Emerson Etheridges district
All these with Cornell and Lcitwch tako the oath
without mental reservation; so can Campbell. II is
rumored that Mr. Cooper who s now the Presidents pr
vate secretary gave funds toward recruiting soldiers for
the rebel army. Stokes, Fowler and Cornell have pro-
nounced In favor OF impartial suffrage and urged tho
Tennessee Legislature to enact II by law 1t is probable
that Stokes will be the next candidate Of the radicals
Governor.
STATES Ronrs DocrRNEs.-During tho visit OF the
South Carolina Railroad delegation TO Cincinnati last
week Ohio coppcrhead enthusiastically culogized tho
Calhoun theory Of state sovereignty but he was esctu
ally shu, up by southcrner, who sad-"I have been
accustomed hear that sort OF doctrine advocated
the stump 1T sonnded we'll believed In fully But
when to try H. It did not work we'll The theory
pretty bat the practice destructive We do not
want any more OF generation. We have buried
that
INDIANA Politics democracy Of Indians held thcr
first meeting OF the present campaign at Indianapolis on
Friday last Joseph E. Mcdonald and General Manson,
the candidate for Secretary Of State, the chief
speakers.
WEST VIRGINIA srArr CONVENTION The call for State
Convention OF the republicans OF West Virginia will not
be issued until after July4
ONO PoIrIcs General Schenck has been proposed
the candidate Of the republicans for Governor.
Among those who ambitious to oil the Generals
seat in Congress Edward rarrott, c. y. Mander.
son. J. W. Rilly John Oliver and w. Clark II lis said
that almost the entire delegation from Ohio will be
turned to Congress-
GREENE COUNTY, PA.-The republicans Of Greene
county Pa have sgnihed their preference for George
" Lawrence for Congress, and likewise resolved that
General Grant was their unanimous choice for President
in 1893.
AsnrApurA umo, DISTRICT John Hutchrngs and q
Mr. Caldwell are working for the republican nomination
for Congress In place OF General Garfield but will not
be able to snpplant him.
THE CrvL RiGnrs BrLL-A case has arisen In LOUIS
vils KY, where sought to introduce negro testi
mony Decision that poin. has been reserved until
Julyo
FWrB IiIIsots DrsrRrcr Mccoy Ia the can.
didaie OF the conservatives In the Fifih Illinois unger
soll's) district
Tm KgSrucKr srSAroRsmP. -Garret Davis, Governor
Bramlette l. W. Powell and General l. H. Rousseau, are
all candidates tor the position OF United States Senator
from Kentucky.
NEVADA PoLrncs General J. W. Sye Ia a candidate
ror reelection 10 the Senate James A. Banks and
Charles Deiong asprcd TO the place A. p X. sarord
IL announced candidate for Governor
coYrrnHRAp Pow Wow. The vallandgham democrats
will hold Congressional convention and barbecue at
New Albany. Ind, Thursday NEXT the 2sth instant.
Wine whskcy and speech from Daniel Webster voor'
hes win contribute render the occasion hilarious and
the day one OF great rejoicing