, 1866-08-06

to represent Woodford County In the Republican 1
UnioE State Convention.
WILLIAMSON CorSrr.-The following are the
delegates 10 the State Conveniton: s. NJ Mitch
ell, u. D., Honorable l. n. Lewis, and William |
Goodall. Tho de1egxtes 10 the Congressional
Convention At Csiro were Instructed to vote for /
Maior General John A. Logan III before the Con.
vcntiop) as their fsst choice aud II not thcn for
General GEeen B. Rau1a.
Fonn Cocsry.-C d. Frew ia the delegate to
The Siato Republican Union Convention.
The Coppeljohnsonltcs OF Kichland County.
10 the number Of eleven, met at O1ney to have
"Gsand Mass Nesting" Tbs meeting was very
coppe7head. Colonel 0'kean presided, md \. l.
Byers vas The orator. A. johnson was noblJ sus-
tanned By the orator and the meeting.
WAnnEH Corsrr.-The Republican Union Con-
rcnton YES held at Monmouth On tho 4sth ultimo,
James Moore Chairman, and G. Il. Palmer and
g. II. Henderson, Secretaries. The following
gentlemen we're chosen delegates to The 8ta.e
Convention: ]. A. Porter, DR.. 4. p. Nelson, Vim.
Talbot, J. Tucker, s. Sheldon, VIM. II. Gregg, T.
8. NcClnnahan and @. A. Palmer. Tho following
pc.1ons were appointed delegates 70 tho Congress
sional Convention: 4. Y. 7. Gilbert, n. Griffin, s.
". Black. dr.. T. E. Eldrfdgc, J. n. Recce, N. A.
Scolt, j. Il. Reed, n. Hayf, N. Etdsidge, J. c.
Hogue, ]. 4. Findley and Vim. Chalmers. Tbs
following resolutions vrerc unanimously sdopted:
nSsolret, p The Republican Union Convention
seeouatF''csion pole5 adopted BY The pscaent Con-
Rsso'rtd, That the nations 1a..Ius gratitude i.
The rebellion. and that tht. gratitude should pot
only 10 expressed III words, bnt In something
moEc resi- and substantial; Ana We hereby pledge
them our cordial support IN Ill laudable under
taktngs.
R<soirtd. That re heartily IndoEse The course
pursued by Hon. A.. C.. Harding, rs our Raptesen-
f1tn in rf nPFp& n rA
70 tho Congregational Convention for re-nonina-
The following resolution was presented by ".
c. Aa!ey, xhleh was adopted:
ResoIrAd, That re are decidedly opposed 10 the
norgrci concern dcnotntnatcd The 'fhilAde1phia
Convention, regarding 1t a. joint stock cbmpsuy
e R ~ = saeh
Ii should 1e spnrned hy IN loyal men.
On znolton, Tie delegates 10 tho Congressional
Convention were Instructed to rote ioE Tho Hon. A.
c. Harding, IN the Conrentiou, and to uso their
influence to secure hs denomination to Congress.
onlo-Ths copperhead Congressional convcn-
tion fer the Ninth District met ut SsnduskJ on tho
I'd Inst. On The seventh ballot Thomas r. Finpe-
fsoek was nominated. The vnts stock III for
Fiuuelrock and LII for Jackson. Mr.. Finnefroek
represents The war end Of the Democracy, while
Jackson Is Of the intense ccpneshcad Epecies.
Tho coppctheada OF the Ftnh District held
thelr Convention On tho ID last On tho thirteenth
ballot Colonel William Mumeen WAS nominated
for Congress, 1eB1ond, the present copperbesa
Representative from th4t District, VAS entirely for
gotten in The Convention. aud his n41e for renoo-
ination or th1nks entirely ignored. The District
give IeB1ond about two thonsand majority, and
We suppose Colonel Mumgen will he elected. ue
Is what may be called WAs[opperhead.
KAxaAt-Houorshle Sidncy Clarke, present Rep.
rcteutahye in Congress, Is tenominascd 70, Lsue'a
place IN the United States Senate, By ihc Marys-
vile Ehit'7'rist, whtla the Ottawa Hom< Journal
goes In for the Rev. ]. 8. Ealloeh for the same
place.
Kn7reKY.-The Louisville Journal says, md
no doubt with e1oei truth, that
"In Cls1ke County And Bah County, The pro-
rebels have nominated for Ill tho county Offices
pro-iebels Of The most ,yenonons type. al iha
1syias i tho sssie q Joan aesrso1 s; 1aids44s 4'
The hfghteasoncd dsloYatY OF The rebels Ia thosa
must. have 1gh,ing rebels, bloody .haudsd febeis,
thleving, burning, and numbering rebels, rebel
| graduates IN The Eory eehool Of The dercest aud
invaded our STATE"
The eampaigu In Kentucky. Is Colonel Harlan
epitonlsed IL Is = hght between the biz; .ueKets
! and los stay. Mr.. Pendleton. in hls Kentucky
! speech. declared bis hearty sympathy with The
gray, ard assured bis hearers thu! The Dcmoc=sey
Of the North were with him In sentiment.
! The Frankfort correspondence OF tho Loula
| vtuc @oksfdt, called mo 3D. AAy4:
I'll asis 1s oss
rcnd1ston didut COME. He found tho rebels too
snhu.sa..1c for Va1landleham ard turned hack
no. exceed two thonsand. Ten Thousand wcrt
! expected, but wetr not hera. Some Of the speak
Jset.on The .pees1eap pof ARe1. 9R1'Y sRa
iIgham, in effect, }ustthed the rebellion, anl
placed tns whole sespoas1eslitJ Of ns xar npo.
\ r..
renid Se heard, aHur.h tor Jea: Davis Id Joh,
1toEgan.- Tbs Conservative union men are ID
e I'd i t1tlS down e.e 1o ad ave-
kealuckx 10 sbe Union. FaIlandishart taid tbs
9s2 Tsss a9t u: a., pss 1s
lie ofneer % tao .tsnd Nm yapandishaas. an
fessral u the crowd h.d ;he Eebel uniform on
tuety feadiesoas sa eonneeoa ed t viii ea See,elia M
bas Killed him With the Kentucky rsbcis, and hi
a s s sss g. g. sgsss, Gas1 a,{
| Ecntncky-n
Tho stories that Governor A0dsew Eavu1s u
rhIladc1phia Bresd-ana-Buttcr Convention II
snshot1tati' elJ eontrAdie.ed br The Boston 7fu,
sI1tpf - b2se lIbela.
-rha rzeaiaens wan4 toopa called quito py,
vent "tt1eg7l" and unlawful assembliee~ In Ne
Orleans. md be corresponds with tho Atenrus
General iuatead oftha Governor OF Tho Gtate. n
Qua is m Ex-fetel, md tho other "a loJsl mar
! Which side do ron suppose has tho sympathy
] Apd4 JoimtouS
, The Rhode Inland Bread-snd-3uster conve
: uon have appointed thc following delegates
| Philadelphia: william Beach 1Awsencs, Anna
spraEts, Alfred Anthony, Thomas sseefe, Jam
| II. Papons, James Wate1house and Elisha r. Pt
: ter. Re.oluslous denounetnc CougEess and prai
. ing The President VETS adopted. Hon. Ihom
steare Wis President of lhe Cuusentioa, viii
: vas composed entlfely Q! Cspperheads. Eve
: naau named In the delegation u I coppt:head.
49, IL 8f.*a ArA SGEfa ~
/ adelphia held = convention Id Hst city Tn tho
: tp,sant. and pA<sed The following resolution:
Etsolstd, Ihat the soldiers ind aalloss Of Phi
. deli hla. tn convention assembled, DO declare,
s. :: . ~ 81 esSs' @ III T. e
r. " aeoaa, ,' rsst Il % ias3 believe Aadsrw johnson
. ihe io5ai people of the eouatry. md therefore
!. the patriots wto placed him IN po.luon ttu
3sr! s, 70 e "a ssg IL, so
T. conference and Amlts.lon with men who dtTot
j. ihemsti.er 10 ihc overthrow Of ,he Gosesnmcnt
ase1. I'd sa'o1s t sea "a :a H. % q
s,rn, n ns5 1o2. 2,ts T. z "
Is | promises he has made 70 tho o1ttou.
u fetr.A. Thy PITY William H. soward.
u FI1A They rsoruize In Aa]or General 10
Il: Ge'oeaSxssi.h. iii ds.ois hisa,eH to SCI
whole Of which lzc wts dlsttn:nl:hed tJ III: ~
| 9cd ability cyeE 1t the post Of dAnces, aud u1
mum than one OCCASION receiving 1Ae hulless
. lhc cutu,Y, .
1sfh, thai ,hey teneer the!r thEta to
I'd | Tnfon .ne1bers OF CouEress ftoto fbi!adelp
=. for their uuia1te4fng adhctense 70 H. rfkh'-
~ lncmbe1inx The fucrssses Of tie hst ave years.
= swrsrtd b Executive pat1u0aEo and powes, Il
~ hare steadhk1tf fef1Bed ia an7cnder tbs p'1t
c ptes which lie ar1ny md navy bosu fn trtut0nh
r ihcsr lanners through bloody waF Tia ooaHt
Id | not Iees than it, 3e{tnaat1, oWes ttAra 4 dob
n. cratil1dr, and the people should ttpo:o1asts 4
:. | Feetee4 them. -.
~ On motion The convention Adjourned to meet
~ the eaji Of The lreAldent. ~.
e, TnE coxrExT1ox.-Ihe Hlehmund En1nl
N saLcs the Maean Cffi>w to task for exprrsalpe
" ssust 10 the efficiency og fhe Philadelphia Cow
tson to help sht South, and azpsesscs the sobel h
~ 10 saying; The Convention Il our salvation.
t. rs rnite 70 overthrow ths t517nts In Cougn
Al and Nj. Davis WIN regain his liberty At uacs.
h. | Johnson cannos rfopef'y pardon NJ. uaHe n
i. ] th ease b In the handa Of Congressional g