Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-11-22
POLITICAL.

1t is said Gov. Swami, Immediately
upon the assembling OF the Maryland Legis-
lature. will organize o rebel military force IN
sufficiently strong to hold the State. IN
On account Of the fraudulent registrs-
ton of rebels in Missouri it is now probable r
that tho Union delegation to Congress from i
that State will be unanimous. ,
Meredith p. Gentry an old whig Con
gresham from Tennessee, is dead. He
never vas beaten in his own district but once,
and then by Andrew johnson.
-Doelittle i, said to be disgusted with
leave the State. No wonder Doubtless
the State is still more disgusted with him.
The official vote Of Delaware, for Gov
ernor, gives Salisbury, Dem, 1872 ma
jority and for Congress, Nicholson, DEM,
| 1880.
The Washington Star of the 18th,
threatens a coup d'etdt in case Congress at
tempts to impeach the President If the
threat is made by authority of the latter, 1t
| is in itself sufficient cause for his immediate
impeachment.
The N. Y. Posts special says, General
Grant has revoke ed orders Nos Band (which
be issued for the purpose Of protecting the
Union people of the South by the military
DO Ser The revocation is made upon the
distinct ground that the Presidents order
! subsequently, issued nullifes the orders. -
/ General Grant tells bis friends that he still
. believes in the necessity fer such orders,
but submits to bis superior, who takes the
i responsibility.
Q The Rebel Legislature of Mississippi |
b recently appointed Committee to wait upon
n Andy Johusop and solicit the pardon of"the
=, illustrious martyr" of Fortres Monroe
Andy has answered them that, although
sr that great patriot csnnet he Immediately re,
C, leased, he shall have all the comforts and
el attentions due to his exalted virtues.
G. The New York press and politicians
yh are much exercised ever the summerset OF
he the Chicago Times
d. -Itis understood that Mr.. McCulloch will
ri in his report urge upon Congress the ne
nv cessity for the passage of law looking to-
he ward an early resumption OF specie pay
ho monts. The report will be quite volumi-
H., h nous and will be one OF the most interest
III, ing ever issued. from that Department.
S There are a number of candidates for
the vacanc, in the Judgeship of the United
States District Court for the Northern Dis.
not trct of Ohio, occasioned by the death oi
on, Judge Wilson. Among the number OF an
Of plicants are Franklin j. Dickman, +. L.
nly Backus, Sherlock j. Andrews, and others
yal Gov Ward, of New Jersey, on Mon
en-. day appointed Hon. Frederick L. Freling
ion huyssn United States Senator, to fill tn,
as vacancy caused by tho death of Hon. Will
ion liam Wright. Mr.. Frelinghuysen has iet
ans the Office of Attorney General of the Stat
.,Lo for the last six years.
m The Conservatives in Van Horns Dis
a ri trict in Missouri have tried to defeat hln
by throwing out the vote Of five stronE
re- Radical precincts. 1t is said he will b
'pu- elected, even with these out
%no .;no John Morrisssy paid hi. election O..
my penses by betting on Hoffman's majority !
nos' New York City. He won over $4,000
her' that way.
The President has pardonod anoth'
nrier batch Of prominent rebels.
mms 1T is said Morrissey 'came up smiling
anti after tho last round on election day.
mill Gen. jeff. q. Davis denies that he wi
u ar consulted in reference to the military a
Cen rangements relating to the late obscquios
itsry the Confederate General Hanson.
eived ~, N cc.l
Of General Hood, dined together recently
not tho Louisville Hotel.
1t as The Boston Traveller says Of NJ
ice to Seward "He belongs to that order OF M
lpted York pelitieians of whom Aaron Burr W
sup the first, Martin Van Buren tho most CO
n our temptible, Henry j. Raymond the smalle
from and William II. Seward the worst"
'"s VI The notification of Gen, Grants ord
providing for the ample protection OF ofiic,
iueur and loyal persons, both black and whi
l the takes from the Government the power
ntsnt interfere directly for the enforcement OF
m, as Civil Rights bill
THE The Central johnson Club at Wsshil
with ton CITY is in the hour and article of dss
,ioou The Baltimore difficulty seems abe
purst ended iu favor of the new COMMISSIONS
'"ue' The Georgia Legisl ature passed re
eN luton on Friday declining to ratify
pro amendment to the Constitution. Th
who, we're only two votes in opposition to
to re resolution.
liion, 1t is stated in political circles that
ie all President has requested Secretary Moi
lunge loch to ask Mr. Rollins to send in his re.
civil nation as Commissioner of Internal Re
nue., and that the Secretary declined to
terfere. on the ground of the acquanta
of Mr. Rollins with the duties of his of
and of his fitness for the place.
m or 1T is stated that a new evening pa
is soon to he commenced at Washington
~ VIII Dt lthulthl hupuotOah pohhiSo
"A st. Louis paper ofa recent d
says ''lhere have been only three minis
I ones Of the gospel incsrceratcd in Jail or mob
in Missouri during the past week. Th
, plain moderate
"A contributor to the New York Cit
,.sn,iv. says: "Mr. Beechor has Withdrawn
a kills sermons from the Independent. He
hound to give three months notice and
damn IL HAraaftar thew will he publis
t is to in The Methodist, and perhaps in tho
mpairs aminor.
The Office of City Register, to W
III tinge Colonel Halpine, of the New York Citi
80 one Miles O'Reilly) was elected by !, 900
emsbly ;or;tv Ia nearly as lucrative "a the off,
ir'eno' President Of the Nation.