The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-25
Political News.

The issue between the President and Congress having
been clearly defined By the passage OF the Constitutional
Amendment the people are accepting IL and ranging
themselves for the contest 70 come In all the
primary meetings now taking place throughout the
country local interests seem TO be for the moa
part put aside, aud there can be no doubt thai
the decisive voting day will discover large dsfectioos
from the radical wing Of what known during The
war Is the Republican Union party The reports from
few States whore elections have boon recently hold ind
cate that the radicals going under the Of popu
lar opinion. This Is the case in Nebraska and Oresoa
In Washington Territory they have boon defeated and
some Of the radical journals acknowledge that tbss
party Is imperlcd In Nevada, Colorado and Aoa-
tana The contest Is wasins with great excitement
and bitterness in Missouri Generals Frank Blair aai
John A. McCicrnand stumpng the State enersetcay
IN behalf Of conservative principles On the other side
Governor oglesby, Of Illinois and Governor Stons u
Iowa. have been called in to help stay tho change 10
opinion which these two generals who understand fos
what they fought are surely working.
Texas ELECTION. The State election In Texas oomss
on to day June IS reported that the conservative
ticket, headed by James Throckmoron for Governor,
will undoubtedly be elected BY large majority. The
constitution, placing freedmen an equality with
whites before the law, will also DO voted upon.
sscoSD NEW HAsrsms DsrRIcr. Tho friends o.
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the republican nomination in the Secoad Congressional
district Of New Hampshire. Represented BY 8. q
Rollins
PEspLxroS FOR coyosxss lit Is reported tha. Geo b
Pendleion Is to be for Congress In Ohio
THs FBur MINNESOTA DtsrRicr. WINDOW IL under.
stood 70 BE- candidate for denomination By tho rspab
leans FOR Congress. while United States sensor WIKI
inson, Governor Armstrong, j. " Daniels O. z. Cola
Colonel @ Rogers and several other asplrau,s arr II
the field
Ezra sssroS OF THE Ono LsGrsLAruan. -Governos
Coz, Of Ohio will not II lie said call session u
the Legislature 10 consider the constitutional ameni
msnt until after the Republican s,als Convention has
met, II 81 all. SO. =
VIRGINIA PotIucs According to Richmond letter.
there arc three political parties 10 that stats rhs radi
calls under the led Of Judge Underwood John Minor
Bolts aud Governor Picrpoin,, the smallest Of the
three. The national Unionists-men Who willing 70
follow the lead OF Alexander Rives, l. n. Chandler.
Joseph ssgur and Robert Rdgeway-ars more numsr-
ous but no, well organized The third and rsss, party
the democratic, which comprises most Of the men Who
we're actiye rsbe!s. and Acknowledges the lei q a
i'srt, John B. Baldwin and Henry A. WIS., .<-S)
Knrvcxv PoLIrr. They sslk lbous hsyIns ano'osr
State convention n Keniucky-a radical convention
The call IL issued for the radicals to meet covusono %
the 10th Of July. = ~ = -
Kxxrso ALIvs sscEssros Psrsctrlss The ssp. Josr-
mi Of Aiexands, VA 10 satisfied that deeply laid PLAZA
exists 10 keep alive the hopes purposes aud oryansaon
Of the late secession movement W Virgins ard ths
rbois south one me- being 10 keep control or tbs
land and another TO rcsa.d tie settlement OF Norberne
in the country.
wr~oxsr~ -ft " reported that Governor Falrchd, n
Wisconsin, wll not call ss,rs session Of The lesids
,urs of that STATE unless there unsnny o. s.ton
al the states
vsssosr Uursn srArss svAroa "A Aonipsur lcs-
ter says Senator Eimnnas viii probably ~ r.-ccc,~d
Uoi,si States Senator fp Vermont without opposition
bu, Mr. Morrin 10 ksIy W xsie tho occupied
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