The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-31
MISCELLANEOUS POLITICAL ITEMS.

THs rsrsrssss Lsouu.AruRs recent elections IN
Tennessee for fng Of vacancies the State Legislature
have resisted in tho gain q two republican msmb~p
rHE NxIr Txsspen Erxcnos. Nashville Saass
Zstg takes up the suhecs ~ the next election IN Ten
neSsee in the following srns:--
IL, therefore, IL rs almost dead certainty tina, ).
lure our part may probably b gladly received By our
readers We cannot think Of better, tsucr nbiss
man .h ss. 49,, - a ,os ans y @
great East TennesseeAns that ~ the outbreak Of the
rebellion ned from their homes and underwent hard
ships that cannot BE- described IN words Since pro-
sent executive, Governor Brownlow, has been IN once
Mr. Fletcher has olciaasd Secretary Of State owing
been entrusted with large portion q The
executive business, and he has executed with great
zeal and 70 general satisfaction
Az fnr.oBAGIg srokr - late issue Of Bro~no~'s.
Knoxville Wing contained tho fellowing:-
On Thursday prominent citizen Of middle Ten.
neee passed through this city drscs from Warrington.
He made some Developments, Ia conversation With
radical citizen Of On cha any man the
STATE This middle Tennessee Johnsonite said he had
dent was disappointed al tho result OF the recent eec
tons but he would not abandon his policy uns~ hew
York vent against him That n u did. he would sup.
port the constitutional amendment but " New Yort
sustained hsu, he would night the Amendment during his
term Of This Johnsoniss further declared thss
u New York sustained tho President Brownlcw and
hs usurping Legislature would be driven from the Capt
to."
TIE ALABAMA sxSAronsmr.-Ths MOBILE Tms declares
~ preference for General Clanion for United States
Senator Tho Montgomery Adpsysssr says that General
snson win he candidate bssore the Legislature 10
represent Alabama In the United States Senate The
Selma papers say thai Generals Morgan ssd Pstsu have
also declined the honor II makes iiile Inference who
declines or Who Ia elected until Alabama aAan hAv.
ratified the constitutional ameadmssI That con
dton and the cuiy condition prccedsnt repressrs
ton OF that state In Congress Tennessee would today
b. without representation her lesszto had not bess
wiser than those Of Alabama
RxrupIacAs PAsrr GKoRsIA-A republican party
has been organised In Georgia stats Central Com
mse elected By the delegates to the Convention Of
southern Loyaists which recently assembled u Phns
delphIa and active political campaign viii BE-
mcnced al the nrst favorable opportunity.
GovxssoR nAvLEr on MS ARrpnxu.--Governos
HAwiey, Of Connecticut made . speech 1t Clinton, -
this State, the 9Th ins in The course OF which ~
thus referred the Congressional plan Of resscss,ios
We quote from the report in the Utica Hevusds-
wbsswe intend 70 DO " 70 adopt the amendment v
TIE consultation propossd BY Congress- Governor hsw
ley then took ap the several sections o. ne amsndmnn
IN detAil, showing that measures should % Mksh
guard against larger representation from the ne sou
than the Moth, ihsi who have broken tbeir con
sos No. Ds ~ sesss osss ass . aSsss
BY trc.snirds vote or Consrc.s. tnsa tns
should BE- Il Is propossd % pIacs in this smsodnens
eo ssns,ns % prevent any s..r 90 og m,
dawes When lts South Knows t1ss tnc rosso y urn
dslerm nation 10 loyal men " CONGRESS the
will be wiling sstiie apon me basis proposed Hthe
reject ooy terms shah rnfranthise snd eet upon the
pesal Of liberty every man, whiic OF black Ihey bad
be,lsf iake ihess terms when they can get thesa. m
concInaion tie speaker urged his sndsnoe 70 psi for
every effort FOR victory. s4MF8.N
Dqxr, woxk The following 10 an insssvogaory %
BY . cocperhecd 70 General Logan during enc Of nj
speeches IN Indians, and the answc~s--Cop--"A fss
ysars $50, when you ives democrat the sspshcAns
csy,ed YOU Drty work lcexn;' you doing the dirty
work for the republican party nov :" General IosAn
eyes, sir; sn ssInnng ccppsrb.sds, and nhthe elrd
sss xus sypf "A. bal hAs sei 10 b done =