The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-05
PnlIflcaI NrNSs.


BosroS CoSGRpsoSAL DnrricT.-Ii II reported from
wash ngion Thai Mr. Hooper, OF Boston has several
asp contend with In the struggle FOR continuance
bic congress ona seat; among tho rest j. n. $
Williams
JonSsaS P,rSR ~ Bosrov-It u reported tina, tho
Boston Commercial has been purchased by " Usher
and Will hereafter support the Presdcnts policy ana
wage on tho radicals
ARssSsls- Colonel J. Fellows declines being .
candidate for Congress in Arkansas
sofnnrs' MrsrISo ~ IsDuSA--Thsre vas an enthu-
sastlc and largo meeting of republicans ard soldiers
81 Indianapolis On The 9th nit Colonel De Hart General
Chapman and Governor Morton made speeches
SrcoNp IyDiASA DISTINCT william r. spicoly has
declined the nomination Of The radicals for Congress
waltoro Gresham who rsiused 70 against General
SPECIFY IN the convention, viii propably receive tho
nation.
TnisD ONO nisrncI.-Geners, N. G Hunter repab-
icanl and b. " HARRISON democratl stumping their
district together
TEr Co0Scncur trGrrAurr The pr disrn pay Of
he ConIecicu, Legislature is limited to forty I've days
and the legislature has already been In session tina,
length % ume Hsnoeforward the patriots must work
for nothing but glory and tho pubic good.
Trr vnKosT sSxArorsHU.--It 10 announced that the
friends u George r. Marsh ~in withdraw III. name from
the s ~ candidates for from and sup
port Mr. Ednunds
Tvs KsrrrTH PxsssrivANA Disrnrcr.--Mr Ben
son, q Eric county, and Mr.. Gsnther q XII county
competing With the present incumbent Judge scLo.
ned, for the republican nomination for Congress.
ErrvpSrn DlsrnIcr 90 Ps,ssytvsuA H n Besrdsiee
10 striving - secure the democratic nomination In place
81 Philip johnson. Whoever gcts u vn b. elected
FES1 low D-TrucI -Generh Fns Hugh warren an.
nounees himself independent candidate for congre.
the First lows district on the baltimore platform o.
1894 ard against unqualified negro Suffrage
CnoAso CONGRESSIONAL Disnacr.-I n ssid that
Long John Wentworth wants 70 60 to Conue.. one
term and has offered for nonirs,los this year
20 support joseph Hediif's claim In 1893.
FIasr Nsw JHsrxr DDrrcr Ben snn Acton 0f salem
has been named . osndidat< from the rirss district
riTrH ONO Dsr~Bor.-In lhA dlstre,, represented
BY y G IsBlond the following gsnllsmen eHnd
dates FOR the democratic nomination colous william
Hcnscn, 81 Hsncock county; G y IAInlson 81 Ailsnt
" sawyer and q. W. Andrews, Of Assiairs; n co~sn.
Of Van wer; " koKsdy, o. wysrdOt; Colonel A. b
Ramsey, o. Hardin.
Hsvssm UHuo D1srsrcr In thu ssrsnih dnnst o.
Ohio fsr sbeisbarssrsi, JadEs nsrmsn wlil probably
be the democratic nominee
TunussrH Ono Dsryfcr = General W Eorran -
The dsnoers,e .gnqasi1 l0r a2uUsss To aiares |.
K.sss-Er Governor rbons< Carney . ,hs chief
rival u Senator pomsroy for he sen.,orshp - maas
vacant w The srpirsson o. We lsiers prsssEt
prLas Ssros.L Ussor Cgvyxsuos Az
meeting u Pr,ndsni johasons supporters. bsd 10
Philadelphia ths night q The u lan, william ~
johnson, Joseph TTsnlgsn, Mr. rovsy ssd Edgar
cowan sppoEisd aslsssiss 70 ne sailsnaI Coo.
vsstlon 70 cons 81 AuEun IA vih Bsslanin n Brsd-
ford Colonel v. n. Blair J51ss : Niliamson sad
~ p sawyer for substiisiss cvionsl . n Flshis.a
Appotisd chArmss q tbs sat- csnusi Committee
kssTvor Corr AyyssD -Ths Dofninsiion ~
Gsnsrsl ~ Hob.on tbs tnion osndidsis fSr ~
Ciersshlp u the Court " Appess vss automatically
stesd ~ . isrgs mss,iss "a frost " sbs cosr Ho.ss
10 I<assils On TUESDAY p.irosls letter from Gov
~Bor Bsmisi.s rs~a spprosins hs nominsnoa.