, 1866-08-03
IsQLKT1CAL.

vcntion wan h,1a IN Ton'on, Ju1y lish. Honor I
aDfc G. y. Dewey, Chafrman; Captain 8. F.
Otmau, Secretary. The following delegates were
appointed to the Congressional Convention: ?.
NJ. Blair, Liberty Stone, Joha Schcnck, a. g.
| Hammond. TO thc State Convention, An.usts:
Reverend n. c. Dunn, james Hnl<sze1. Captain
s. F. ouuan, John schenck. Resolutions were
passed sustaining ConS,c4e, cJndcmning the
r. e.ideut eudozslng ihc ec0uske Of lion Wahlr +.
| c. 1ngeno1l, recommending tho support Of SOL
diers lor ofilce, and comulmcntine General T. j.
| Henderson. There IL scarcely a Johnson man to
be found among Republicans In all Stark County.
john f. Eaill, Esq, Of Jouesboro, refuses IN
! positive manner, 10 be the Coppcshead candl-
datp tor Senator in the Cairo District This Is tho
fourth man that bas declined the same honor. Tho
Nf4h and probably the last victim Is Captain E. K.
Dasla. Its understood that hr is "wli1tn."
-~"Josh'' Allen IL certain to hare the Copper
head nomination for Congress- In The Thirteenth
District. Colunel CTebs, TO- q time, was Gatrred
with the idea lhat he wonid be the lncky man, bnt
with IN old Copreshead antl.war rtager like
"Josl," the gallant Colonel aood not the ghost Of
chance.
TuE NEXT CosonEss.-A Copperhsaa ie.tcr
| from Washington *aye: "O35crvfng men, VITO
hare mixed with The people In the West ately, orc
| not very hopeful Of thorough change IN tue
I cllatarjCr OF the uUuse Ut the coming fali Glcc-
tfons.''
ptsssr1yAsfA.-A Republican mass COnycn-
lou will he held In Heading August q at which
,asgc gathering t. anticipated large number Of
rto.,litrnt rpcnkrfs 1layc been iu.itel, and many
u .hem will aauhlcss 10 ptcsent. Major uenesal
tieasy will tc one Ur the st,raksra.
frpfAxA.-lhc Uu1on Congressional uprnina-
tius t,a,e MI bren male In lnlfann will, The rt'
ct,iun uf ll,e Eighth ni.t,lct, in which there s
10 ti,,ut,t nl the denomination VI Hon. 001loyc Il.
lnlh. The nominations are NJ io,l"ws:
First N}st,stt-sseEetns William i.assnw. Essas'
1 ttrcutl plsnttt-ucncral w.Q. urcs,Ia'u, Cory
:Siinta i',t.r,s.-tienc1h' ttnt,va t. l,uasvt
% F"ti,ii H,'t,'rt- t-t'c,rra, In IL ''rosrr. 'teeh"
. ,,FA'h i,istttrt-i'oh"tnS'v "rssEa " 1allsa
J. H|s'S SI'n'r,-,'voe'"' '"a" e'''"'''' 'Hd'''A
y ,Hrs.!.t1, i'irnt's-'"op1ai 'I"'ty ~ ~"o'''''
:" .i,utii i'.,r"' s"n"nhl" '4"1lass y. ''''
II EnG 6lst'r, ~''o""'"hl' '''h"y'"r t"'f''
y 'TSihh iiIsi,icl~sa}m William Williams, K"'
% ti"s"'I. 'I.l,tt-t!ru"ra, i. !. u. rhan,'n. ID
- GtnhIy.
Twin hr trrn tim, IL" nan'ln"r* rnhlne" "iH'
:. .o!.cs. uu,l t..sc clsIlla,s Thu !apo!ia Va'o
~ hAyA 0f Tim htldl'ln;
nj "Wouu III. sc''aln tlss !;.nerai !ln"t". wns
III tho thr.r ,'"'"' hwy, ~ n" "th"t'' ~ "" na
Of S",",ri Es" SnH nf ,.c Ti''y:T; "us ialon ton
cl' nt FrnbIl!.l, TrHnett. H1'' i'4sr rpm" la,,'o
II, nne Il lao u i.opfr Miso wnr r'"sst' at.rt ft"
"a !as1c.tn 10 cnil b. tr!sa;tl ~ ny "S!;;,ns @
Il, :i>rrs linIow t'.Fsatn % ana Na",ifn H. "i' ~ !,
~. III tInlcs Ita=f, wc rannG, slut they ~ill rnn
~ lErle tultiltucAtr IN lElIltnNh over NV H'"hhs
IT. ~. thu ttbcls. ncat uttohcr. -.
n tito ay.tolt Tribune II authorized hy ltonn1
t,,s CHARLES HoAle, af Monroc, Michigan. 10 nts
,l that s nun,c Ia on The call for Ill" oht1son I'll
~ Convention without his anthoisty or a.sent, n
u, deny, In lfr behalf, tho rllshsest sympathy
-. anIllation with such movement. Tlu' names
'lu Theodore Itasncyn aud Levi, Alien, Of Dctru
u ,yctc also attached to ttye xau,e cal! wtlout
,lis tt1otity. Thu whole movement Is fcpndlated
s,t- ,s,r.c gcntIesncu "smallrr by degrees and be
tho tsfMl1y terR.H .--.-..... ...
m The pcmocrats of Fairfield, Iowa, tnsIss /
cr> they lasc not iar laid nrt'c thtiT sciszfrrce
,,at 10 vote for Fiiz Henry Warren. tho corperio
son candidate for Congress in tue First D1-tt,c
tl,ul Stntc They havu therefore called ettali
II o,fl DcmocsasIc Convention to meet ri FaiEhet1
aut ilo s1h, to npmi14tc candidate for Cone1
lcal against Warren.
ous file Coprerjohnson Congressional cous
hy tou for the Tcnlh District Of Ohio (Ashlcy'sl
1fc at Napoleon OH The slst u!tfmo. md had sto'
M. lime. General usnrS S. Csmsnagn, Of Tolt
was nominated on the tcnlh ballot Colonel
=. whom the Democracy rau two years ago aga
Fo'a Ashley, was hardly mentioned in the Convent
sses lie don't quito endorse tic new combination
L it PROPER DLLEGATE.-Gcn. Dick TaJ
lss- prot,er,n.law ol jet. Davis, IL delegate to
Philadelphia Convention. A letter Of Ills. VII
Inn during The war, concerning the capturc OF n
;. :: soldiers, viii tioubtlers afford him really al
- % sion. lie Srote: ~ have lcen unofl1cially
"a formed that some Of our troops have canturcl
nflS grocs IN arms. 1}hoi'c this may not be 80.
rlse, that yout suboldinatcs in command Of captn
nbcr parties lnay ragc recognized tfc prophet
d Of CttiH9 10 quarter TO d'Uatd hfgfofs or fh<fF
,ncr- :ers.''
t1cnt .ops'.,aeau H., s,s,,,
1"' In enthusiastic cheer for Brrckinrfdye, which
responded to l,y The crowd with much cntht1si
II. Another yelled out, :" Lincoln Is dead and III
.,,,~ Cd d-n him. and this also was rartusonsl
;nu. plardta.
ANY Tho owcnshoto shit'd, prominent D
y w cratic organ. says:
I'm Of ave aavc never raised our hand agatns
int of Souilt in her struggle for her rights In the
,,xa or her Independence out Of II and VIC repeat
ellins taIc IN arms a.ainst The suut.. we would
rit]l II our ,i.ht arm 10 b. sc:cred from our body
-, ayc perfectly willing to lake them tConecrs
eS'fu | Union rncn) into our chnrch-as our Aesh
.slect brethren receive mem1efa-un six month:
,,rrc, Il they conduct themselves properly and
rrerv, into full felowFlIp: They must be PRAYING
rfs in bers for one ,cnf hc[src they can hold ON
rray In public. Their privilege to vote dates
s. ahd lie period lhcr arc admitted into the party
snch they 10 hasc no palt " getting up conyet
IA mt or pulling the wires, Front esats rceeEs9
ldrrw naT,y iu adycrsity IS well us prosperity. G.
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