The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-10
Political.

oI hanbas, VIII probably De re-nOminated. Ex
Governor THoMAs CARNEY, Gen. BLUNT, and MAR
GUS j. PARRoTT, are competing with Senate,
PoMERoT for the United States senatorship for si,
years from next March. The suicide of Senator
LANE, the Albany Eoening Journal thinks, will in.
Grease the prospects of CARNEY but it is moro
dikely that LANES death will throw all the Radi.
oas in Kansas out Of the ring, and opon the oppor-
tuniy for the election of honest men.
THE SENATORIAL CONTEST IN M1ssouR1.-The
publication of GRATz BRowN's letter, declining a
>re-election to the United States Senate, excites
some comments in the st. Louis journals He
finds his tastes "utterly uncongenal with the ex-
'perience he has had member Of the Radical
Senate. The st. Louis Republican does not re-
gard it as very remarkable that this discovery
should have been made simultaneously with "the
approach OF general election involving the
choice Of United States Senator for the term be-
ginning, March 4, 1867" all the appearances of
which indicate that no gentleman Of Mr. BaowN's
political views can possibly have any chan CO be-
: fore the next Legislature. GRATz BRowNs re-
: marks upon the ''irresolution and timidity" OF
Congress must refer to old STEVENS modest hesi-
tation i'll pressing the passage of certain measures
'before the sun went down."
New JERSEY PoL1r1cs The subject Of Congress
sional nominations is being agitated by the polit-
clans ofobSth parties. In the First Dstric4r BHs-
JAmIN AoroN, of Salem. Judge MOORE, of &tlan-
tic, and other gentlemen from Cape May and Cum
berland, are named for the position The Wood
bury Constitution favors the nomination Of Mr..
STARR, bpsrin case of new man, thinks Glou-
Ncester entfs3bd to it. Mr.. ]. NJ. ScovEL is-named
:as an independent candidate, to be supported
by the Democrats. In the Second District the
Radicals will probably renominate Governor NEW
ELL ENf9pyRrnor Fort, Of Ocean, is named by
the Democracy. In the Third District the Be-
rmocracy will renominate MIR. SIraREAvEs, and
in the Fourth MIR. RoaERs ia likely to be re-
nominated 10 the Fifth District Gen. WRIuHT
wants c second term, while for the Radical nomi-
nation several names have been mentioned, inclu-
. ding that of Mr.. G. A. HALsEY, of Newark
THE M6z4nTHALI GENERAL CoMMIrrKs.-The
regular mBnthlk meeting of the Mozart Hall Dem
ocratic 'G1hefaf Committee was held on last Fri
day evening, Mr.. HARRIS BoGERT presiding. The
only qnestf6R discussed was the propriety of
sendinge delegates to the Philadelphia Conven.
ton on the 14th Of next August. After brief re.
marks Mom' HHfr. FERNANDO WooD and others, a
resolution .Ras adopted authorizing the Executive
Committee of the General Committee to issue a
call for the election OF delegates to the above
Convention, provided it should deem it expedient
so to do. The opinion WAS generally expressed by
the speakers that time without reference tc
sparty, thatthare sh ould be general combination
of all men opposed to the destructive policy of the
Radicals, to sustain the administration 40 far al
it was asfavrahls:to:the immediate reconstruction
Of the, III Hniog. ip9 > flag.
At q msstips of sitiHsns Of the Fourth Congres
sional District, Ny. city, held on Thursday eve
ming at the corner OF Canal and Varick streets r
CURTIS AoHERMAssFsas' g. unanimously chosen dele
gate to the National Qpa Convention, to be held ii
Philadelpha in August next.
It is said that the door-keeper at the House @
Commons was much perpexed on the appearance
for admission-of- the Chinese ambassadors, tw
of them, according to tho door-keoper's notions G
what'is male and female, having decidedly tn
aspect. Of the latter sex, and Of course every on
has seen the notice at the door, "No females ad
mitted, even on business" The worthy doc,
keeper hardly know hoMto, ascertain if he was i
the rig'.t or wrong, ana before he could make u
his mind the deed was done, and the Chinese ha
gone to the Ambassadors gallery.
Mr. hITTELI4 the venerable editor Of The Lii
ing ASs, theefghtB -nihthuolume of which is jul
completed, announces that, having nearly reacl
ed the age Of threasscore years and ten, he woul
he glad to appoint a successor in the manage
nent OF his periodical It's circulation is said [
alaye rec5nEB 3ssn Increased:
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