The New York herald., 1866-05-20
Political News.

West, OF Cincinnati, proposes to sustain the "Rev C.
Chauncey Burr OF Bergen county, New Jersey the
Vice Presidency in 1855
Tue RADICAL POLICY -"Gve us the run Of the Trea
sury till 1870" they say 'and you can take what we
leave there at that time In these few words the Hart
ford Nme epomizes the policy OF the radicals unfold
cd IN their constitutional amendment
GESERAL GARFmLp's Po,IrcAL Prospects The Gin.
cinnati Commercial saysGenera Garfield finds himself
in tight place His military reputation made him a
Congress sman thrusting HIM in over the head OF
John Hutchins, his predecessor, and a good man.
Last winter Garfield took active part In the Senatorial
contest, favorng the election OF schenck That, Of
course, not relished by Shermans friends the
Reserve Then 1t was understood that Garfield proposed
to succeed Ben Wade, and that General schenck would
help him TO draw renforcements from Southern Ohio in
order to do go That did plcnsc wades friends 30
Garfield has to confront the combined forces OF
sherman, Wade and Hutchns and 1t Is not improbable
that he approaches the termination OF his political
IyDrAxA CoSGnEssMrs The Cincinnati Gasere says
The Tenth Indiana district Is getting excited the
nomination OF Congressman. Hon Joseph II. Defrees
Is the present incumbent, and patriotic gentlemen
eager their country In his place.
Tng CoSSEcricur sySAroRsnr New Haven
spondcnt OF the Boston oa says that the probable
result OF the political combinations in the Connecticut
Legislature will be election OF United States Senator
during this session.
MARYLAND PorIrCs. The Annapolis Gasea and the
Somerset Herald Union Journals against the
radical section Of that party The Gdr opposes colorcd
suffrage and favors modification OF the registry law
and adds; -
Further we have a strong faith in the honesty and
patriotism OF President johnson and In his efforts To
the Union aud believe that the abuse freely
layisbed upon him by certain ciass Of politicians Is I'M
called for
GovraSorsnp oy WEI viSGMn. George ". sum
spoken OF as the conservative candidate for
next Governor OF West Virginia
Tm FRErDxKS's BUREAU HispRAscr. "A correspond
Of the Macon, Ca Journal and Mesesg,r, writing
from Barber county the 2olli atmo says-"whcre
there s Bureau the freedmen working we'll and
very well Satisfied May and June will try them
BALTIMORE CRY PoLrrc.--A meeting OF the so-ralled
unconditional Union Of Baltimore was held in that
city the iIth instant at which resolutions endorsing
Congress aud the minority Of the STATE Executive Com
mittce adopted.
Iowa AvpoNTrESr. -Edward Wright. late Speak
Of the House OF Representatives has been appointed
Collector OF Internal Revenue for the Congress
ional district Of that state
CAsDInsrp- surarxs Jrpornr n omo.-Judgs
wmans Of the Greene district Is announced by his
friends a candidate for supreme Court subject 10
the decision Of the coming Union State Convention
Judge Josiah Scott, the incumbent Is In the ned for
nomination The name Of G. -, Ewing will slso b.
presented 10 the Con venilon
JoHSsos coSvESuoS ~ IorIs-On the 9Th Of
June there will be in 81 Louis grand State Con-
ventlen OF the conservative party Of Missouri
Iowa GENERALS surroRuSG pRE-rpssr General
Augustus Casar Dodge and General Fi,y Henry warren
OF Iowa. both support the Presidents policy.
omo PorJros-A Washington special to the St Louis
Democrat says Information from All parts of Ohio shows
that vigorous being made throughout that
State elect conservative At the primary elections
FnEEDSN's CouRrr 10 W. ABOLISHED -" Dixon the
Washington correspondent Of The Boston Adrts,r says
Is understood that the President has directed abo.
iitlon Of all the Frcedmen's Courts In the Southern
States
THs FHrEDsEs's DuHHAr.--The Boston Pat says the
Freedmens Bureau Is the biggest cut worm tina, ever
afflicted plantation and letter from the South says
that n subsgency of the Freedmen's Bureau ~ worth
more than the Presidents salary
rnE Nsw HAxrsHns LserrArrW The Legislature
Of New Hampshire will on the 9Th day OF June A
United States Senator be elected The most proml.
nent candidates at present Hon. Daniel Clark the
present incumbent. Hon v n Rollins, Of Concord.
Representative Congress for the second district; Gen
ersi Glmar Msrson. of EIe,er Representative for the
First district. and Hon. J. w. Patterson. Of Hanover
sible anddaies, who may like General Ferry In con.
nec,Icgt, secure the nomination sre Geo q. roxs
Coiosel Mason W. Tappan ana Austen " Pike.
Eitcrios ~ MornIsrovs. n. in Mouistown on
Monday the entire republican ,ickc, elected Georse
T. Cobb vS reelected Mayor by q majority Of o. the
Recorder, VIM. a. Baker had majority Of 81 and the
several aldermen and counoilmen an average Of ST.
RADICAL MyrrSo The radicals Of Baltimore are 20
have mass meeting In that city Friday evening the
18Th inst Hon. Francis Thomas, of Maryland: senator
Nye Of Nevada. Senator Cr.sswe of Mary land; Rsp-
resenistve Garfield. Of Ohio, Representative John L.
Thomas, Jr, Of Maryland and Representative Mckee OF
Kentucky, are announced A. speakers
GssrRaI GsAsr rU rsssHpncr me Richmond
gsemsn~ opposes the nomination Of Genera. Grant 10
the Presidency, the ground TIA, biz removal from tho
army ~nl b. injurious 70 that branch ,f the puhr s.r
vice. and that he 'wli cot isdi azure prcsi
dent
Hosos 10 soLDfrn - n Coggs-eil United s,alss
Ds,rIc Attorney for the dsric, of wisconsin haE bs.s
removed, and General = r Br.gy ate of ne rnred
states Army. sppolssed IN hs place
ocpssssrRs hcncDAL Erscuos The republosns a
osdsnsburs, r., elected their nsyor and snur. city
ticket on Ihundsy BY one hundred shd forty nsI9ny.
ssv foss GrnssssrosiAt cssppsry,. General John
A. Dir beins tsited Of ~ th< ssmocras In om. rsrv
Of The rssfs their candidate sor Governor u s.v
fort. Dean Richmond 10 also talked o.
Tm Ps0HDssr FAvon rsH II E,sr Ho,psp Mo,r
sru-rhe President reported 10 have saDs In
Interview With an esht hour man hat conrsas fasd
70 'sncson The MEASURE n the D.tre, hs ssors sboaId
s dnecsed toward making hs syr,sm unl,sr..i ihrvssh
out the sovernmen, establishments
rns Ono hytrFss srsp cossrrys sr~srs rvs
Fss~ptu The wsshlssios I-fsnss>sry q he iso
ssys.-H 'srored here IN ihisn gent rcfesi er,l~.
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