, 1866-11-26
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Gene:al EaIpice,e ttas of The Ne York c1h-
zen, says that President johnson tavo1s Horae.
Greeley election to the Gnited States Senate from
New Sosk, this winter, IN preference 10 any o,he.
Radical Hr wouid prefer uran In =rzic. accord
with his own (Johnson'sl viewg, were IL possible
for such hlan 10 be elected. A. sueh one car.
rot be elected. ME. johnson Is decidedly friend1.
10 the claims Of the IfI5une philosopher. All
the Coprcsheaa rspess OF New Tcsk ate adyoc;.
ling Mt. G1eetey's election, upon about the sam:
reasons ns Andrew Johnson
President Macoun, Of Iowa College, write, :,
TIE Davenport Ga-ettr 4 letter concetn:n: Esa,.
Vincent, of England, now visiting This co..:...v
acd who will be ont West some tine ..us,a:r:.
winter. He gays:
IAN American, now abroad. prononncss liz,
zone of thu srca.ess Of living English o-a'o-' a.
latnzcss IN The aeld OF English sesor;n. mi "so
tie earliest anil ahlc7t CT uu1 co1t:5s f.r ii ...Ie
ientess: He saTe nose lhaR tt:o h'nr:td Ire+nas
on what was called Tile American 4s.esliu,:.''
Cur friends in Maryland hat not th4 eoas.,s
10 make tho tssae on impartial sne.:a:c. Isey
would probably have been beaten OIL t..u is,z.
As they were without 1t. f,t It Is wnr:l, scr4:k-
ing that Hon. Frank Thomas, who stood s,}u ,re,7
on that platform, Is elected by two thousand nj.
Iori1y, carrying eserY cooa'y In bis district.
Nov that elections are over, We hear na ,noteo:
The feoii.h story that q large. hoanty was ral.,
negro soldiers thln to white men. There 81. In
particle OF truth lnalt, or Of fuunaa:iau .oris;
and Us 1t did not seem to mcet With mata esr-
dence, OF produce rluch effect, perhaps The rA?4-s
that stuck It at the head OF their columns viii ai
nit that they were 1aisiaken-in thiISins thAi
theis party could make something out Of II,
Iha Boston lpsi comes'out With anoa;ls, a,tic.e
oninpartial suffrage, and m thr coursc Ola coiNmn
~1NNx tbA$At Il ltrH- hH-t. st. l.
uine, AID taat By cmbo9yinS it in their Eon.li.a-
tons, the South Will paralyxe Radlcalsm aas
cxal. the "grcai Conservative psr'y" to powes.
Does not party that car TO easily adapt Itself ID
circumstances deserve to be imn,ortal:
ILIIxoys--Cardi1ates tux Officers OF ill.,. Iliao.s
General Assembly arc increasing in ra.nhes.,
The Champaign LAio;. Lauars uO:. c. K. 1sis-..
Representative eject tom the Eostieth l,l:t,icA
a ca.,diea:e t1t Speaker. Mr.. GsI::.s h.s had
legt latse t=prrirnce. Ike E4p;zabee G., =
Tiers tie Eau.e ct Cal tain Fta.cfs Segain, Of tbe
"F:elel Canadian Village ot Eou1bona1-- I'm
kAkec Comfy, for the position of doo-.kespo. Of
the House. Captain seErin served his coahtry in
COMMAND Gt Company D, scventy-sixia Krs.-
meet 1lliuuis Volunteers, acd had also lh7ee sons
In Ae service, one Of whom sui{tred the horrors
ofAuGcs- ensi,:c. srd he Captain Is, ptside4. 'hs
happy father OF ronrd dusen Of vivlci1ss
Young FIcrclmcn."
The fsu. counties In Illinois witch po!ltd the
larrcst EnmbeE ol votes uf.cr Coos, wes.: a11als.
SSH; Sangsmon, S,as1; IuSa.!e, {, 49, auI n.u.A
i-Is3. The vote In 1.asall. was not fulf ore. Il
II had been, ii woula have reached at least a,9E.
laSallcf= The eeeond Most populuus c5uu:I il Ii.
stat", arti te1,ite7ialt5 the largest
"a cemparison Of the TrIon yofc Of Fu.to1
Comfy at The last election with iaas Of lsS;.
shows al actual ss:n Of Inion strength .: =.
votca. In lsGi LiceolE's rote WIS a,11i, whit
Logan On the sth Inst. was 3,ttc- Tin Deuo-
cratic vote ol this gear Is just ano1e tt.
McClrllan's vote In 1871. Futrn rnay he :1rc-
after counted in tic column VI 1ss!ohse f;epsbti-
c:ss eonnu,s.
The following are the ui.1cfal tetn.os Of it,
Te:sieta Representative Di=t.lct II Mis St4.,:
Mse9n;; ;;:..-..... az s,::S,93 u, ~:
,tsa'a ehsnpaicu.. .. 81: 81 al II ,is5 -; 1.4s,
r,rs G,a37 ,.s5: 4,a7
Brnn's r,aJos1:E over P.i:it, ISL: ;;ris::s owe.
Hnsey, LED, Brnn and psi<st xc5: the kspaa-
itnD candidates.
politically classified As follows:
Senate. Honae
Republicans. ...-.....16 Republicans
HssssssEsis:::i Rssssss;s Bs:sS Ssss:;;:
Republican mai ...,...1c Rs publican maj...- =
lAJo!ua HlIQts.
The following Is, at psescn; writing, COM
rlete list OF candidates 1T Kansas, for Cnrei
States Senator, to Ill the scat made vacant bY lhe
eu1ctde OF General laac- Il Is understood that
quite '+leap" Of names will be added to tie
Catalogue before the Legislature mcc:s:
ssa. aen s. Z Fsaero,. fss s1 1s9 L s. Il kss. :;ss
E1.Goy. 1hoes Garner. Jndyc A. Akin,
4ks Hon; :. A4's9s :: !. fsirott, nou. ;. y. Wood,
Jnt;.;, II. e f,e3:,sv I1on Hon' < +. y. , M11;gn,
1'on- Mon l;tI:! E,,' kSss, e. Edilo; !: ); erauty,
Rcy. II. 3. Eieher, Hon. Kobt NcUsatney.
Jsdse ). q lhasher, WI Bssneii,
E1.Goy. Z. Robinson, J. d. Hrun1ba1eh
Her. Wcrtet i. DAVIS. Col John e. vaughan
Iwonew Radical newspaper. have recently been
established In Tennessee. Ooe IN the eastern scc-
ton Of the State Is called The C:4:o'tlilaaak and
the oiLer, published In Mida1e Tennessee. Il
styled the Etpa3ifecn. 4. A. dunes, who sas I'M
pfisoned two years hJ the rebels Tor his loyalty,
has also Just established papeE Il Norgau1owu.
Western North Carolina, r. the organ Of the loyal
nountafnccEe in that section.
The Congressional nonIna!iou. In Conueeticur
DC e1citlre II animated discussiou Ia th. fpar-
nails Of that State. In the Fist District Co.ou-t
Ee1Elng. Of Hartford, is likely 10 be- nominated
a<ain. In tie Second District Sr Wa,ner "a ua.
derstccd TO be IN the field for denomination
while New haven County Suggests the names OF
HersT B. Harrison, OF Ecy Haven; S. ", Erl-
lozs, Of Waterbury. and Colonel I'm. 3. Woos-
tef- Of Derby. In tho Third District there Is more
activity. The f1ietds Of NJ. starLweaiher, otNnz-
~!ch. have presented him Formidable candlste
fos the seat uow held and ;'tobatlY desired again
by Mr.. Brand gee, OF New London while Wiud-
ham Coni.sy puts in the Claim that Norwich has
had mcte 1:au III sh&Fa af o31ces, and oasat 10
gise place 10 soEc other man OF equal ability. Il
therefore names Hon. G!lbest ". Phillips, OF Put
rans, AID l. Il. Cleveland, OF Brooklyn, with a
decided preference fo= Mr. CleyeEa1d. In the
Forth District there are also iadicasfous Of =
lively CANVAS fer the Union uou,tni ihoa. Nj.
Hubha1u has serred the regular term 0; four
ycasf. and he Is expected to retire In favor of
some one ION Fairfield County. Roger Agez,il,
OF Danbu1y, and Simon d. Etas.Es:eJ. oi Bridge
port, are spoken Of as among the ra-n best quail
fed to1cpzescnt the dlstricL
Ar. Arthur Buttis, well known citizen Of De-
t.ott, fos some time past engaged in bnsia-ss ID
Philadelphia. travelled orer 1lu3 niles to csst bis
vosc Tor The Aepuhlcan tIckct on the 9Th inst He
also endured tie most abu.ire Treatment from,
rofo1tous coppethesd obsttueto. OF elections In
tho Fifth Ward. for daring TO retazu 10 E,a hung
10 vote. tthc Presidential election In iS:3. Mr.
Bustis made siullas journey foe the p:,rpose Of
aid'bE !. he grand Lincoln y7ctozy N,.a sneh
men aeouc1lng i'll Its ra.ks~ tAs Repahlicaa pn.ts
can neScr be van9ufsheL by s.brcaii-su 4-au:1er''
colo,ta.
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