The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-18
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

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Governor Stone, of Iowa, has been
obliged to relinquish the canvass in
his State on account of severe bron-
chial affection.
Prince Napoleon will, tits said,
shortly resume the Presidency of the
Privy Council in Paris, which post
he resigned after his speech at Ajac-
clio.
+ Two young Americans, named
sBeckwith, stand first and third in the
competitive examination of civil en-
gineers in Paris. The class consisted
| OF do. ausn9sTp 1uo zmvi-1s4 wore $50 I
L DR.. George B. Loring has written a
letter withdrawing himself as, a can
didate for Congress in the Fifth Mas
shchusetts District, which leaves the
field cleaAfdf Benjamin r. Butler !
z James W. Fitzgerald, the Fenian
Center of Cincinnati, has been nomi-
mated fbYIthe Republican Executive
Committee as candidate for the Legis-
lature, In place of Frederick III. Ober-
kline, deceased, ~ sa -, 49, 9 T. ,i y
Lord Napier's. brother, Hon. W.
Napier, was a passenger blythe Full
ton, which arrived on Wednesday. It
is sale. athatg he intends ltoflocate Lin
this country as a farmer.
The London Spectator, speaking Of
the enormous income of a New, York
merchantg calls him lone Alexander
Il Stewart, dry goods person, we be-,
l;hv,os 5Uoi 3>fi 9pi1t bief 30Aoi---ti = fia %
The Indianapolis Journal says it
has in its possession a correct list of
all the members Of the Sons of Liberty
in that city, Many prominent Cop
perhead firms, including the Herald,
are represented in that eminently
patriotic organizatiorf.l = : - w
Major General John C. Walker,
who Was recently pardoned by the
President for the highest crime
known to the laws, is now in Indi-
annapolis, consulting with the Achief
managers of the National Union
Party He is enthusiastic in his
support Of johnson and Ny Policy"
Z Crumbs of Comfort, is the name
of q new paper just started in Penn
sylyania. -,o3 haa a,aiz
Gen. Grant has accepted the invi-
tation to be present at the NEE ting of
the " Army of Tennessee" to be held
in Cincinnati on the 14th Of Novem-
Der, 1866. .4IoY WaZ go
The Washington. Chronicle says the
Associated 6 Press is thoroughly
in the interests offhe Copperheads. n
Gen. Baird says in his report on
the New Orleans riot that there was
no hour during the continuance of
the riot when perfect order could not
have been restored. by.a command to-
the police, from its chief, to put up
their pistols.
u65aa' I leave the Constitution in your YOU
hands" says the President to every
gathering he addresses. The people,
are guarding it with jealous care, as
witness the Vermont and Maine cleo
.
tions.
Fernando Wood, excluded from the
johnson Democratic Philadelphia
Convention as not being sound. turns
up as the chairman. ofthe first Demo-
cratic meeting held in his district. p
Senator Doolittle of Wisconsin is
stamping in the northern part of, this
State for the Copperheads. He,sp6ke,
at Goshen on, Saturday ,.niaaa sa4i
EkThe Charlottesville Journal has
changed propfietersa lMr.1 Keeney
having sold Quito George W. Snyder,
Esq, who will hereafter conduct the
paper, advocating the same principles
for which it has always contended. -.-.
I50A communication, inclosing seven
hundred dollars, has just been reeeiv,.
ed at the Treasury Experimentation
Catholic priest. in Baltimore, who
states that the same was placed in his.
hands by penitent at confession, as
due to the Government 5AlA ai1's
| II At the .Biddle House, in Detroit, so
poor were the arrangements for the
accommodation of the party, that, at
breakfast, the President and his Cabi-
net officers were compelled to remain
| standing for considerable time. with