The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-04
MISCELLANEOUS POLITICAL NEWS.

MISCELLANEOUS PclIIICAl NEWS.
PmADnSEu RAD'cArA-A grand mss meeting Of
the Philadclpha radicals Is announced for Friday the
9th inst with Governor Curtin, General Geary and
twenty other loud mouthcd orators for a nucleus.
TARYrThs Chicago Tribune says /, viii do for
the South that has been whipped and scourged
into stmsson to talk about checking destroying any
policy which has for It's object the raising Of money
pay the national debt" But after ALL the debt IL only
the pretext for the outrageous tariff and every
would rather have the credit Of paying his money
directly to the government than into greedy traders
Golfers In other words viii be better for both govern.
mcn and people to do business with each other without
the intervention Of middle men.
ILLINOIS. Major General John A. Logan and Colonel
LisIe Dckey candidates for Congressman at large for
Illinois, holding joint discussions In the Lucolu.
Douglas STYLE Their first meeting was a. Carbonate,
in egypt" September 49, Tho Chicago papers publish
verbatim reports of the encounter
MARYLAND PcIlrrcs-Th Baltimore American a-scrts
that Governor Swami has sold out tho Union party for
the promise Of = seat In the United states Senate.
CorcLnroRy-A recent number OF the Houston
rrexas) Jda,nal contains this magnanmous utterance:
"0ur lips arc still swollen with the powder OF the
cartridges that bit; hands still burn with the red
fire Of the hot gun barreI yet forgive forget
The chap who willing TO be forgiven Il he had done
anything wrong Is not to DO compared with this in
the quality Of cool impndence.
ForLY.--John A. Bingham, NJ c., and candidate for
reelection in the Sixteenth Ohio district lately In
speech to his constituents promised IL elected not 70
give sleep to his Dyes slnbsr 70 his eyeds dnt he
had prepared bill for the impeachment Of tho Presi
dent There statute prevent man from making
o fool Of himself II he wants tor but Br Bingham's
friends he has any ought tolook out that he does not
ma ka fyrfhar diseuaflu0 uaraJa NJ bic fcl,v
GENERAL SHxmDAS.-The Memphis Aralas'cas says
that General Sheridan belongs class Of small mon
who cut up fantastic capers when vested with brief
authority. wer tho General may be small, but no is
mighty and his caperng s mot TO be compared with
what he compel his and the country's enemies to
exhibit when no attacks them General Esrlys opinion
Of Sheridan doubtless aes with that expressed BY the
AuaIaache
Porvr or hosoR. Several naughty members OF the
r. r. v clan loudly proclamIng that they never
will vote to ratify tho constitutional amendment on
ground that do wosd suy their honor; but At
the same time they seriously contemplating the
pudation Of their state debt The spurious quality Of
sheir much Wanted bonor may be In this very clearly
discovered
EASE TsxSRsm RADIcArs.--rhe Nash vilc Tennessee
DiatA says that Brownlow cannot count thirty
sand radicals in East Tennessee unless no all the
negroes, a. he probably dees
Tan CONNECTICUT ELEcrIox.-A Hartford paper gives
returns from seventyone towns Of which forty three
carried by the republicans aud twenty by the
democrats Tho republicans since last fall have gained
four towns aud lost four Both sides claim aggregate
gain, bat shs republicans have best reason TO boast
Oxs Tnxo LRsr USDoxR.-A North Carolina paper
says the South has promptly ntiaed every demand
made upon its people, and that their submission
tional authority has been AFFECT II forges remcm-
Der that thu State has not yet ratified the constitutional
am cpcment
CONSERVATIVE CoxsoN SESsH-The New Orleans
7ymes has an article headed conservative Common
Sense Our Only Reliance" That IA right and the do
Of conservative sense the Southern PEG
pie s:-"Adopt the constitutional amendment IL alone
can You from the wrath o. the rAdicals."
BxaRrH. Unconstitutional arguments addressed TO tho
bowling Northern mobs pretty much ike rhetorical
appeals TO nfuriatcd grizzly bears gays the Richmond
Times, AZ fargumen and especially constitutional argu
r,ents tolerated only at the South. The southern
heart fred to secession by constitutional argu
mont, We suppose; and in what mood New Orleans
recently for listening to constitutional argumsnti
SENATOR CowAS SfuM.-Edgar A. cowan
spoke in philadephis October I. His argument was
mainly directed agains, the negc suffrage schemes Of
the radicals The constitutional amendment he treated
~ virtually pot facto legislation.
FIRsr Ono DisTeIrT.-Thc contest between Pendieton
and Eggiestoa for Congress Ia thu district very close
one. far the betting is q The odds offered
on Esginston
A DExiAi--The Tribune report that General Sheridan
had reported 20 Washington that society In Louisiana
and Texas a condition OF anarchy denied by the
General or rather the New Orleans Times says that he
denies4t
THE Nvw onLrsys Ricr.-some merchants In New
Orleans signing card 70 effect that The riot was
The work " abolition fanatics and that mo porsons are
disturbed. or ever have been, for opinions sake
Reply TO JoHs snrRMAx-r W. Burnley made .
speech in Cincinnati on Saturday last In reply 70 the
speech OF John sherman He argued that the constitu.
onal amendment did touch the question Of seces.
lion but vas confined In It's effect TO unnecessary
matters
IHcoxgslscy.-Thc radicals Of tbs stasc are making
yroat ado at what they call President Johnsons ex
leniency and his abuse Of the pardonng power
IL their candidate FOR Governor had outraged
ussicc by pardcnIns convicted criminals withou, pre-
sncc OF serving tho public interest How about Zsno
Burnham
ne Philadelphia radcala Ia tho o~urse OF speech on
Monday nigh; he delivered Tie following prophecy
Ave- hioodier vision PUSHES red upon my sight II
70 fail In the approaching elections, and Northern
opponents gain sufficient 20 form with the South
road him mako good The threat IN recognize the
representative and Senators OF the Southern States
in thor Northern allies A. the Congress Of thu United
,taes This VIII be the signal Of var alon, In tho
al bat In every Northern city house with house ana
tend with friend, ending with rnarchy and massacre.
Daniel has the nightmare; that's all. he should NOT
pend 90 much time reading dream books
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