The New York herald., 1866-05-03

Radical majority. 6b7 Radical majority. s5I
There also hopes Of ousung Myem In PhiladcIplLa
and possibly, koloy
RrsovAfs N PrsssYLvAu.-It ia rumorcd tba, J. ~
Thompson Collector In the wcsmorland county district,
is TO bo removed, and william IL Markio appointed IN
his place
Tag NErr PgxSauvANA LEGELaruRg. ad
mnislration gains are confidently anticipated In tho
Legislature be elected this year The following places
among thoao which will probably change the eharae-
ter of their representatives from radical 10 Union
Indiana Wostmorcland Iycomng, Union, Snyder, Ann
strong, Junlaia. Minln, Huntingdon, Adams, Perry.
Franklin, Blair veuango, warren and three Philadelphia
districts.
susrAN TIVE prrsprsr. The Quincy M HoYfh has
Information from reliable that IA Senator IL
Browning who has been absent all winter In Washing
ton on professional business. aud there s,u has writ,
ten lott6r 20 gentleman or tina, city In which he
exprcsscs the CONVICTION that unless PrcAdent johnson
be vefy serious and disastroua consequences
Will result To the country.
NEBRASKA Po,yro.--rho democracy OF Nebraska IA
their recent convention, placed in nomination 'he foi.
lowing tckot:--
Fbr Cor vnor-J Sterling Morton
For Secretary NJ Hni,--Charlcs W. Sturfs
Fr Representatives in Congrc"-John X. Brooke
Foy Safe Audior--G. G. bsmnm.
For @f'e Treasurcr--St John Goodrich.
For ChiefJul,,ce--wm A. Lluc.
E6r A,seid,c Ju<ies-E. w. Thomas and u H.
Kennedy.
The Omaha Hcraid says the convention Of tho
largest and harmonious ss5emblagns Of tho democ
racy tba, ever In Nebraska The lcai convention
mot at Pai,snouth on tho 18th ut II resolved sup
port tho movcmen, for state organization committed
itoolf negro equality and nonlnstcd the following
candidates
Cgngrezs-T ~ Mnrquottc, of Csss county
Corernor-iayii Buher, of Pawnce
2sTetrry Of Stat s-rhomss Y knnpard of Washington
Tffdsurcf-AnyustuH kOoufxc, OF DDugN
Aadfihr--John Gillespie, 81 Scmaha
Chisf fJsstce--O T. Mason, Of Oi0c.
Asgcla> Jas'icef-L Crounse, Of Rlcharison, ard
George Is Lake of Douglas
The election comes OF the second day Of June
TnE RAuicAis DEFEATED AT IA cRosst wn-iA Crosse
VIA which has heretofore been strongly republican. AZ
tho recent municipal election gave the democratic cAnd
dste FOR Mayor q majority of 2s1 Most Of The other
Officers elected by Eaori,ca ranging from i6s 10
Dl
Tur Mrs WHO sAyEn TaH v~os surronr TVS rhrr
Dfxr-Four Of The mo', ahle .na Distinguished major
generals Of the war have reoonty addressed The country
on tho political sltuaion--'po by speech aud iwo ny
| letter Thsy aro Major General DIX ruon. MAJOR
| General Houscau Hcnry Clay whlz and Cuou. Major
General socnm democratic rcpahiican Major General
Blair radical republican and al u thon anIio Ia sup
porting Tho lr,..,dents policy of rroonstrcaDn.
rm Pnosi4cr ~ NinmGAA The Ia cforto (wisl
Ds1eeraf ayE-From pressnt lEl'aiions Michigan VIII
demo raic thiH fnil Fhe VII cicct f0m1rral - ''p'
rse from three u her aK districts a, least Demo
cratic gans Tie spring F'yioa eyoDwhero this
Ono rourts -ihe akron Boiorn rnbiahes ceyo.
land letter stating lhai JsdTe apaians WI tc endi.
data for nomination 20 congrr an1 afguag "a s1Ipot
| Of his claima
| ono SoxsA7Ifu Tho Oho pcnpcraiic giatr c1n.
vention inoets u Columbus on ho 2s,h ~ May. u s
reported that Iaage KY, Of cipinra viii rrcege no
uotninsilou for ibe Supreme Cont Jadgsahp, Charles
Boc.e II ABgalfe. rcf hs olo Board u Pabio WORKS
~ opponent on ths Union sde vii probably D. u u
| sad. Mr Tbuip Herziag. II ne isma county and =
| ptsasnt incuDisat q No. hDaid
GEssnAL siou4s Asp Tu rDurgx Mfsaos ne
| Chaiicsioa a. g. csrr aj tssi sone doan u or.
| prcusi whether General EbAra nov On duly n ,hs,
department, v accept The bou"f recently oonlerrsi
ulon him ~ ibo souais DomnaiE "a him fof hinsie'
| 20 the Hssur
| TrrnuyriaL CisbDirts m. prrninen' candidates
| for Cougfrss from DAkg,A Territory sre;-w. A. Blr
leigh, Judge " glsdsr, J. B ,. rnid ". Boyle and
| J. .. splnk sna fr,rn aDniAra Samuel ). heLosh Go
| " Klsey aud Tholnss kenEher