New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07
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POLITICAL.
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TEXAS ELECTION.

NORTH CAROLINA POLITICS.
Special Dispatch The ~ Y. Tnbuns.
WASHINGTON, July 6, 1566.-Ex-Goy. Vance is
here for the purpose securing ways aud for scys
canvass in North Carolina in behalf Of Gov Worth candidate
for reelection.
The election will be held August Both JohDscn Clubs
here have been called upon TO contribute.
The lovaI Union men Of North Carolina viii hold Conyen.
ton Raleigh about the Let Of August to nominate candl
date for Governor Thomas Settle of wentworth Il h sup
posed, will be the nominee.
MAIyE.-The Hon. John Lynch has been renom-
mated Congress by the Republicans OF the LIST District
The Democratic State Convention has been postponed
from Jaae % to August 81. The Portland Asso"'"
urges did before destroyed IN the great nre that
the Democrats should organize and attempt the task
beating the Republicans PneTree State while Tic
Bangor protests against the time q holding he Con
ventlon being the midst Of the busiest farm work
NEW HAMPSHIRE The friends Of Gen. A. II Stey-
ems Of Nashua urging him for the Republican nomination
in the I'D Congressional District of Hampshire NOV
represented BY E. H. Holns.
VERMONT. The Union Convention Of the let Dis
trict viii be held Mddlebury the 18th Il Aagus,
NEW YoRK.-We are told that sharp practice fTe
walls in the City Cognci Of Troy. On Thursday evening
June 81 the matter of appointing new Board OF Health
being before the Council the Republicans having learned
during day that the Democrats had succeeded In tnnns
side Of question Il the former sat quietly
in their seats untl all discussion had ceased and
be taken when they and taking with them ore
Democrat left the h leaving their opponents greatly aston
ished aud quorum present The Uca Hsd urges holding
the Republican Convention eay day that m and
frank discussion may be bad of all the questions at ISSUE
'PESNsYLvANrA.-A mass meeting Of tho soldiers
favorable Clymer called at II irbag or August
l. The city ia not likely be crowded The soldiers Of the
Twelfth Ward In Philadelphia held enthusiastic 6esry
meeting on the 2sth ult-The question Of .he right
Of deserers lat " up in TIC Supreme
Court The point the right Of adge OK election
TO reject mans vote the word desertcF was written
opposite his name list OF voters The Copperead Chief
Justice WOODWARD Justices Strong and Thompson decided
that judges Of elections could not refuse nans vre
until he el for and convicted Of deser'on while
Justice Read aud held that the contrary the judges
OF Elections proper persons to decide the eieston-
In the Nineteenth District there considerable opposition TO
the denomination of Mr. Schofed for Congress- bat his
chances seen to god th,se Of bis conpst
tors-In the Eleventh District Democratic H. b. Beardsoe
hopes Philip Johnson who has served three terms
The the Congressional nomnaonn the Crawford
and yenango District has been close aud bitter In the
former county the opposing candidates being d. A. Kinney
and S Newton Pet both Of Meadule. The County Con-
held the Goth 1t The votes OF the TIusyLe
legation having been thrown out on account Of alleged
reguarty election the Convention declared 10 favor
Of Mr. Petts The friends OF Mr. Fnney then organized an
outside Convention. including the excluded Ttusve dele
gates and nominated NJ f. The question now goes to he
District Convention composed OF delegates the Counties
of Crawford Venango Clarion and Mercertne last three
having each candidate The present incumbent from tbs
District is the Hon. C. v Culver The TIesi Hg'isfer
announces there will be opposition 20 the denomination
of Mr. f. Wilson. Repubeln member Of Congress for the
Eighteenth in the Erie District Dan Rice trying
to get the Democratic nomination. II would do him good
81 be 20. IT, He has had too much fellowship with Southern
Rebels suit the people Of the Lake ShoreA Republican
paper says Jacob zeger of Bater County vb0 trying
for Democratic nomination for Congress that he the
| oveies man in defeat We ever differed with"
OHIo-The Congressional Convention Of the
XvIIuh (Ceveland District will be held Tuesday next
The contest present incumbent Spadng and
C. Parsons Is very energetic and TAe Herald Spadng and
Leader Parsons filed with the discussion Of the matter
1t singular fact that the competitors were Lave partners
until Mr. elected 10 Congress and OF course held joint
smable possession Of the Office. Mr. Parsons has
bad valuable legislature experience. and entirely sound
upon questions the day Thsddeus Stevens has written
letter to Leader in favor Of the denomination u MI
spading-George H. Pendleton viii probably ran as Demo
cratic candidate for Congress in the Let Dtriet-Seyen
Democratic gentlemen declare their willingness TO succeed
Mr. lie BLOND OF the With Dstrcrhere has been some op
position to the reelection Gen Garfield 10 the XiXth Die
tct; Hon. Darius Caldwell having Withdrawn. the
field left for Mr. G.-Gen. George W. Morgan. eI
Democratic candidate the Governorhp Is the nominee
for Congress from the XIIh District represented By
Columbus De,ano-At the Copperhe State Convention Oh
the 2sh ut yssudhsm the hero OF the occasion and
as THE TRIBUNE has before noted his political
associates Andrew johnson with them Val offered
to stump State but the managers rather thought that hs
that line had been sufficiently effective heretofore
to make a repetition desirable.
MrCHIGAS.-The Michigan office holders and wire
workers are ferment the redistribution OF the Offices
in that State 1t is said that Henry Barns Of The Alra0
aud Tribune has been promised the post-oce at Detroit
Herekah Wells talked Of for Republican candidate ti Gov
ernor
IyprAyA-The name Of Schuyler Cofax il being
urged the successOrshp the Of Senator Henys
LaneAt the Democratic Congressional Convention a. n
danapois the 18th, hon. NJ c. was renonnaed
The usual denunciaton OF Congress indaged nrhe
Democrats johnson OF Indianapolis have coasced
county ticket Two months hence will not be necessary
to any such annoancement-A Johnson Convention is
called at indianapolis July 49, Only those who supported
Lincoln and Johnson in 1904 ana who support Pesdeo
Johnsons restoration policy invited participate.
The candidates for Congress in the lid Indiana District
Gen Morton c. Hunter OF Bloomington, UniOnl and H. W.
Harrington OF Madison Democrat jointly eanSassins
their district
NEvADA.-Gen. Nye is a candidate for reelection TO
the Senate and James A. Banks and Charles DeLoag
competing candidates
LoUsIANA-A telegram from New-Orleans, jane
a. Of the members of the convention OF
1854 Judge Dure asked preside but refused Judge
Howell President pro em authorized TO consult with the
Governor about assembling Convention proclamation is
expected for assembling the latter part ofJu The telegram
adds; the convention undoubtedly 10 raty
the constitutional amendment
VIRGIYIA.-Ths Petersburg Inder, which is as rebel
ou b. indOses the call for the Philadelphia Con-
yenton and says There scarcely syllable in the cal
which We would care to see altered" The RtsOsd Dspas
early meeting that city to elect delegates to the
Convention meeting held at Augusta the Goth
u which protested against the constitutional amendment
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