, 1866-08-29

RA5BAi4iEa fUA OlNEAsAA AVhoAts
1,!l District. 537 18th Distrlet.-...,. ss8
lslh District.
Of the seventeen Union mcnlbert, fifteen hayc
Leen rcnomtuated. Hon. Henry S. Unndy, Of the
Eleventh Disttict, declined o denomination, and
Nj. HnbbeII, Of the Eighth, was defeated by Mr.
Hamilton. This was owing to tlle ynscillas,ng
coussc OF Mr.. unbbel. Willie ihc Union delega-
tion hes received such unanimous endorsement,
the only Two Coppcrheads IN theprcscnt Congress
lie Blond and Fiuck-wcrc defeated for renona~
ination-Munsc taking the place OF one and Van
Trump The other.
The Ohio Coppethead State Central Commits
Tee announces that Vaifandigbam will fake tho
slump In that State. This, says the Cincinnati
Gammerctdl, Is pleasant news aud cheering ulcu.
Whc.c Vai'andighan speaks, these CoppcEheadz
don't wfn--cscept In Kentucky.
An e1ehangc says that General Manson spoke at
New Albany, Indiana, few days since. Tho
audience were moi "casried nway'' By the Gcner@
al's cluquenec, hut went away it1-lf, leaving him
tsafone, all ntone.f'
The indianapolis Herald publishes an editorial
from the kokomo Tribune in favor OF johnson,
with stunning headlines reading as followes
"Coming out from the foul party" "Apother
Republican editor lcarcs the Radicals" "Thc
Howard Tribune for The Union" The Howard
Tribune was a little paper of no influence and
very limited circulation. A few days before Its
editor "canlc outt he vas appointed special mail
agent, and therefore, a. the Herald edys, - Raal
cu!ism was too much for him, snu likc all honest
man and true patriot, he repudfatcs Its prln-
ciplce."
PExssYlvAS1A.-Ihe rittsburgh Cosnmtr:aas
says that Major General John ", Geary, the
Union candidate for Governor, participated In
ei1ty battles during the war, being four lines
wounded, and having made tho circuit Of
The entire rebel Conicdcracy, fighting tue rebellion
from State 10 State. contaualns With his gallant
corps from first tu las never once meeting with
rcpulse or suffering defeat.
The movement stn1tcd ut Philadelphia to shove
| Eeistcr C1ymcr OF the track for Governor, has
failed, for the present al least Their arc several
reasons named for this course. In the drs. HIacc,
C1yner refused to bulge IN inch, because, II be
did, he would 70 under, politically, and never
] more be heard nom. There was a difficulty, also,
| iu procuring substitute. They tried Generals
Meade and Hancock bat they would no, stand,
aua nothing In The military line was left TO thc1n,
aud the recor1s ofal1 TIC civilians worth naming
were as had IS clsmcr's. So the whole matter re-
mains sf0fu quo.
egnte 10 the Philadelphia Convention from Gcor
gin. As he 1ourneyed norshwa.d, ho wro1c COT
rcepondence for the Augusta Chronicle and Sta.
fanfl. In Washington, since the "Devil's Owu,' y
az he calls Congress, had lef be was told better
feeling was prevailing toward The South, aud he
had not heard the word 'rebe1" or t'tra,tors since
he reached the city. lie touud the ''geoybacss,' =
he calls the c1-rebel soldiers, engaged in differ
cNt departments Of business. The reconstructed
Georgia General says:
The Federal eavalr,; General Custer Is here.
! have net him several times to-day, but ho eccn1:
not 10 recognize nc Al tho Confederate who
licked him ont Of his boots on one occasion IL
poushhs &c eoon IL az ahe s Sroaa a. eids @ II tho soaE
Ofthis statement the Providence Journal says:
"lt will be rccollccted that the nrst man in tht
rhilaaslphia Convention 10 ewing bis hat aui
Have we rot here . key to that rather remarkable
demonstration on tho part Of the souhtaI hero: lii
had met ,be man T., who Lad llcsea hin out ot BIZ
able assurance thai his dnc war cisrscr wn
rlop.hins cotton In tho broad ae:ds bf tho South
b pe esSs sa e ss e
Doolittle Philalelphiansy'
TIC Richmond ENQUIRER is evidently not salts
fcd with The concessions made to tic South b.
Dix, Doolittlo !. Co., at Phhiladclphia. 1teaJs
Even such men as As. poolit'le perpctrate th
| nonsense Of saying. Ms ha lately did ut Sa1atosa
'1be Sonih has been punished, and In hi. luds
mcnt sufficiently punished, to make her feel mos
kssaly IN he e ,esnoEuity Of the crime which thcs
mt. Doo1itt!c onslh 70 hare dlsccsncd enouel
to know that what he calls punishment. NC feel Il
enormous crime. theEe Is not Southern ma1
Mhoss itdgpNsnt M Na does net 1s{ !hs epi,hs, as u
] Noor o. INC &OI1n lleC4- ~ Is WE against Waor
hus been committed an enormous crime"
| The ttory Of Or. Stewart Of Herd County
Alabama. illustrates the progress OF rccousirue
tiou in that Stale. The Doctor was an Asa'etan
Surgeon In the First Alabama cavalry. A shol
time since he was notified that the presence OF
man who had deserted his country and gone
.hc fAnkccs was not agreeable 10 the patriot
Union-lovtug cit13cns Of Herd County, and tha, b
| would not be allowed to live there; whc1eupo
the Doctor then stated 10 them that he thought b
should ttay- Soon AFTER an attack WAS made o.
him, and three shots were 6rrd at him By part
tho same parties that notified him to leave. Thea
same men who thus assaulted a United State
| onlcer profess to belong to tho johnson Unto
party, and say that they are more loyal than III
Doctor, because he ia not for Tn Presidents po
icy. They arc thc Kind Of racn who march arn-tt
nsm With men claiming 10 represent The Old Ia
, State In tho philadc1phIa Convention.
-Tbc Boston Commonwealth SAYS Mr. Wende
Phillips assures us that he cannot consent, uudi
a05 circumstances. to be candidate for Congnes
ercn to ETatify his w41m friends. the working
men,
;, The New uaxapshlxc correspondence Of Il
Boston Dolly Adctrfiktr says tho Democracy
, New Hampshire are divided. One Of the mo
;, prominent Democratic politicians In The Sta
= openly repudfascs tho Convention, and dec1ar
. that I. is sollirg out to the Republicans most d.
gracefully. 1t IL only The dtrcst straits that eau
i New Hampshire Democracy to give up their nar
h / and cat thclr past principles simply that fe
"Conscrvaiire Republicans may get the lits
= patronage the Government has In this StAl
However sescue the political ekiea may be a. PR
:. ent, thcrc will be thunder enough before clcctio
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