New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-28


| The following gentlemen have been nominated |
by the Democracy of their respective districts as
candidates for Congress Second district, Michael
G. Kerr; third district, Henry W. Harrington
fourth district, Hon, William s. Holman; seventh !
district, Hon Solomon Claypool; ninth district,
Hon, David Turpie; tenth district, Hon. Robert
Lowry,
The radicals Of Indiana have made the following
nominations for Congress; First district, General
William Harrow; second district, General Walter
Q. Gresham; third district Gen. Morton G. Han.
ter fourth district, Col Ira G. Grover; fifth dis
trict, Geoge W. Julian; sixth district, Gen. John
Coburn; seventh district, Gen. Henry G. Wash.
burne; nhth district, Hon. Schuyler Cofax
VERMONT.
The Democratic members of the Legislature have
been instructed to vote for Hon. L. p Redheld for
United safes Senator.
ONO
1t is sid that Col. L. A. Harris, mayor OF Gin
einnat Who vas appointed collector of internal
revenueby President johnson, will send in his
resignation at the next meeting of the city coun-
ell, although his appointment is not yet confirmed
by the Snate. The city council will proceed to
elect r mayor to fill out Col. Harris's uneXpired
term. Several candidates are in the field, among
whom ae Terrence, conservative, and Wiistach,
radical The thirteen German members of the coun-
Gil whoare all conservatives, refuse to go into
the Republican caucus to choose a mayor, but pro
, pose to DIN with the nine Democratic members,
which vii be the majority, and elect florence.
The democracy of the 18th congressional dis
trict, comprising the counties of Lorain, Medina
Ashlau Wayne and Holmes, have nominated T.
B.. Yong, OF Medina, for Congress. The follow
5 ing haze been elected delegates to represent that
i districin the Philadelphia convention:
s HonGeorge Bliss and Hon. 7. j. Kenny We're
delegaes, and H. H. Poppleton and @. S. Voor-
o bees &ernates.
y PENNSYLVANIA.
= DaGRi1e, the Snowman, has consented, in re
IS spoons TO call, to run as Peoples candidate
L for Cngress," in the Nineteenth Pennsylvania
x distrit.
is ThDemocrats of Blair county, Pa, have noni-
or natedJohn Creswen for Congress.
O.. Waldorf, postmaster At Philadelphia, pro
poseso resign aud run for Congress against Judge
~ Ksle.
G. MASSACHUSETTS.
10 ThMassachusetts Democratic State committee
1t held meeting in Boston on Monday last at which
lie a resution was adopted recommending the as
Lg sembng Of convention Of all persons favorable
ii to tLpoloy Of the President upon the subject Of
! the rstoration of the States, for the purpose OF
seleeng delegates at large and delegates from tbs
sevei congressional districts to the Philadelphia
:. convaton. It was also voted by the committee
- that lie call be so worded to embrace all who
q desirthe Union and restoration of the States anC
be the spremacy of the Constitution. The conyen
Il ton i'll be held in Faneuil Hail. Boston, on the
ur sth August.
- NEW YORK.
=. II Constitutional Union club of the city ana
:" couy OF New York" resolved last week to call Q
ay meng of the people, without respect to party
OF in eth congressional district of the city, for the
be purse Of adopting delegates to the Philadelphia
ge conntion.
at n New York Citizen thinks Gen. John A. Dis
ut wilIrobably be asked to preside over the Phila
of deliia convention.
- KENTUCKY.
-" y canvass in Kentucky is progressing spirit
al edly with indications that Duyal the regular
ne Depcrato candidate, will be triumphanty elected
ey clei of the State court of appeals.
W. In. NJ. R. Hardin has received the Democratic
ey nohation for judge of the court of appeals fol
ms thdlird appellate district.
II IA public meeting in Lexington, July s, dele
J. gat were appointed to a district conven
49, tiol to be held in the same city July %
|
ire verpn. The meeting also instructed its dele
las ga5 to vote for Hon. Geo. S. Shanklin, Of
VS., Jesmine, and Hon. Milton Dunham ofBoyle, as
ell debates from that district and recommended as
of debates from the State at large, Hon. Garrett
AL Dat, Hon. James Guthrie, Hon. Lazarus W
~, POLL and Hon. Richard H. Stanton,
= NORTH CAROLINA.
district convention is to be held at Salisbury
NJ J,lrG 4 aln 1fIn +x,+ dol
~ phiconvention At a meeting, July l. in Char
to lott to elect delegates to the Salisbury congen
all toaddresses were made by Gov. Vance Judge
1a- Osrne aud others. .....
ia 7ag IDAHO.
~ p territorial Democratic convention met a
'l B9 city on June IS, and nominated Hon. r. D
ah Htrook as delegate to Congress. The territorial
Is Rdblican convention met at Boise city on JUNE
WIS 2I|Hon. j. NJ. kirkpatrick was candidate fol
ID thf nomination
.tb NEBRASKA.
M large johnson meeting was held at Omaha OF
tlh2th inst, over which the Hon. VIM Kellogg
g. elf Justice of the territory, presided Hon
- GEge Francis Train and Judge William T. Lock
rty Wd were appointed deegatesto the Philadelphia
5y, GFention.
y lem. HINDMAN AND HENRY S. FooTE. --Thost
= Vi write history in the lifetime of the sub
= lbs Of it, must expect to have their criticisms
= drhauled. Among those who are now veE
~ fig this, is Henry s. Foote, who, of all men
~ 4uld have been most silent, yet was one o.
~ first to get into print, with his "War of the
w belion." 1t seems that in this book he
.on R5es very gross charges against Genera,
=" hdman of Arkansas, now of Mexico. Gen
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