Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-11-16

1t Is reported that Thad. Stevens
has a plan for proceeding against Mr.
johnson at the next session Of Con
gress by appointing a joint Commit
tee like that on Reconstruction whose
duty il shall be to fully investigate the
course and conduct of Mr. j johnson,
and report to the two Houses what ac-
ton. if any, is demanded Of Congress
By the facts ELECTED.
Five of the revolted States have, IN
effect, rejected the constitutional
Amendment
Hon. James Guthrie Is lying very
IN and will not be able to take his seat
in the United States Senate
The Sheriff has levied on the fuFni
ture belonging to the johnson Union
Clubs of Washington city to pay their
arrears Of rents
Ben Wade seems to be most talked
of for the next President Of the Sen
ate.
The Chicago Times, a most violent
and bitter COpperhead sheet, has turn
ed a complete political somersault, and
come out In favor Of negro suffrage
The Times bitterly denounces Presi-
dent johnson and attributes to the IN
diseretions Of his administration the
/ defeat of the Democratic party 1t
I declares the Democratic party never
| can succeed until the negro question
shall be gotten out Of the way, and
| that negro suffrage Is inevitable. Up
on the motion of the Democratic party
I the South viii yield qualified negro
4 suffrage, save its respect, restore the
Union. and kill the worst olitlcal
| party that ever existed
The aggregate net Union majority
| IN all the States that have held cleo
/ tions this fall Is over 100000
Governor BroWnlow recommends
negro suffrage IN his recent message
/ to the Tennessee Legislature
The Massachusetts, Senate Is unan-
/ imously Radical the House stands
227 Radicals to Democrats.
The Maryland Legislature viii be
| Democratic. Senate 8 Republicans
and is Democrats; Assembly, q Re-
viii give the State Democrat to sue
/ ceed United States Senator CresWell.
1T is reliably stated that on the re-
| assembling of Congress IN December,
Committee Of Investigation will in
duire into Johns0n's and Swann's con-
neetion with the late election in Ma
1 ryland. Important developments are
expected.
The Republican mojority in Kansas
\ Is about 1000 gain of nearly 5000
/ over the vote of 1854.
Gen. Logan had a majority IN Chi
! earo of 1876. Republican majority IN
Cook county is 9,645,
Some of the local Democratic papers
Ihave selected Judge Thurman for the
questionable honor of being defeated
as the next Democratic candidate for
/ Governor.
New York viii have 20 Republican
to IL Democratic Representatives In
the next as In the present Congress.
the Republicans having lost three and
gained the same number.
Gov. BuIlock's majority in Massa-
! chusetts will be about 64,S00
The news from Wisconsin has grown
better and better as the correct returns
have come in. The majority on the
/ Congressional vote in the State IS not
/ less than $4,000, gain Of over leo
per cent. on the vote of 1864. The
I Senate staa p Republicans to II
/ Democrats, and the Assembly 20 Re-
publicaGs and 30 Democrats.
The eolored mems Convention at
Indianapolis passed resolutions de-
/ claring their loyalty and asking fer the
repeal Of all laws making a distinction
\ Of race or color. They claim to num-
Der over 80. 600 in the State, and TO
own millions Of dollars worth Of prop
i erty.
Gov. Ward, Of New Jersey, has ap-
pointed Hon. Frederick Z. Freling.
! huysen United States Senator to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the death
Hon. William Wright.
The Washington correspondent Of
the New York Herald says that Mr.
Bingham will bring a charge against
President johnson of completely in
! the murder of Mr.. Lincoln.