Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-11-30

The family OF Gen. MCPHERSON have
finally decided that his remains shall
not be removed from Clyde. a vlgor-
Gus effort is to be made bO build - mon
ument over his grave.
A juvenile bear was recE ntiy captured
in the woods north Of Dayton
POLITICAL.
Gen. Geo. H. Este is a prominent can
diuate for U S. Marshal OF the North
ern District Of Ohio.
In spite Of contradictory rumors the
President continues appointing Cop
perheads TO Office.
It IS alleged that the Democrats OF
Chicago are a unit in sympathy with
the Chicago Times.
Gen. Logan viii deliver the address
in the mass welcome to be given to Con-
eress next week. The colOred people Of
the District viii take part in the pro-
cessiOn-
Some fiery Philadelphia Radicals il is
said are preparing articles Of tmpeach-
ment against the President
Willis A. German, "a leading Mime
sofa Democrat, urges his political breth-
ren to accept the Constitutional Amend
ment.
The Arkansas Legislature cdildishly
whfnpers about wanting to get back
into the Union and yet rejects the only
conditions upon which it can get back,
viz, the adoption OF the Constitutional
Amendment. They'll come 10 their
senses after a while.
AIeVicIzer's theatre Of Chicago. has
removed the railing which separates the
coIored people from the white IN its
gallery, and the other theatres and pub
lie buildings are about to DO the same
This may be regarded as one Of the
wholesome effects Of the advocacy Of
equal suffrage by the Chicago Times.
The south Carolina Legislature met
Nov 25.
The Texas Legislature adjourned
Nov. IS.
The Democrats fJeffersonviIle, Ind,
being a haif-breed mixture Of Kentucky
rebels and Indiana COpperheads, refuse
10 endorse the negro suffrage doctrines
Of the Chicago Times.
The Arkansas Legislature has elected
John T. Jones Z. s. Senator.
I Mr.. Frelinghuvsen and g. j. Cobb
( are the prominent candidates for the
( vacant New Jersey L S. SenatOrship.
/ A Washington dispatch reafdrns that
I Gen. Grant is a warm supporter of the
+ Constitutional Amendment.
+ Gen. Logan denies that he is prepar-
/ ing to impeach the President
/ Ex-Gov. Magrath. of South Carolina,
/ has written a letter favoring tinmdop-
I tiou OF the constitutional AND nent
/ by the Southern States.
Iowa's official Republican majority
+ was sc, 900.
The municipal election Of Boston VIII
turn on the prohibition question, the
Republican candidates being in favor
Of stringent liquor laws, and the Demo-
cratic, as usual, in favor Of license.
The conservative Army and Navy
Union OF Washington has pronounced
itself in favor of qualified negro suf-
frage.
The rebels were universally trium-
phant in the late Arkansas election
The loyal white men now advocate iin-
partial suffrage as their only hope
The Philadelphia Age, one Of the most
rabid ofal COpperhead sheets, endorses
/ the negro suffrage views Of the Chicago
+ Times.
The New York World has found out
I that negro suffrage is bound to come,
and wants extreme SOuthernerE to see
/ things through its speetacles.
/ The President and his friends are said
] to be very nervous about impeachment
/ Despite all reports to the contrary the
/ President still adheres to his policy and
/ refuses to exchange it for any other
/ plan of reconstruction. Such, at least
i is the general driTt of Washington dis
I patches.