The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-09-01
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CHIoAGo. Aug. 23.-The nominations 70
Congress in Ohio embrace all the presen
Republican members except Hubbell an
Bundy. with Republican nominations yet t
TO be made in the 9th and 18th districts. L
Blond and Fincke, the only Democratic mem
bers from Ohio, have been thrown overheard
for new candidates.
Woodbridge and Baxter, of Vermont, ar
xenominated land Senator Poland Nominated
for Representative, vice Morrill,, who will b.
elected to the Senate.
All the Representatives from Maine are re.
nominated except Rice; In whose place Johr
A. Peters is the Republican candidate.
All the Illinois Representatives except
Wentworth and Kuykendall have been re-
nominated, including Ross, Thornton and
MARSHALL by the Democrats. Gen. John A
Logan is the Republican candidate for Con-
press at large and G.. B. Baum is the Repub-
lican candidate vice Kuykendall in the Cairo
district The Chicago district has not yet
nominated, and it lies between Wentworth
and N. B. Judd, late Minister to Berlin.
Washington Specials say that representa-
tives of Democrats from all the Northern
States have called upon the President within
the past few days, and unanimously concur
in the recommendation made by the New
Hampshire delegation to the Philadelphia
Convention, that the Federal offices be con-
ferred upon Conservative Republicans only.
The Democrats do not ask for Office, bgt re-
quest Mr.. johnson to remove such officers as
oppose tie policy of the Administrations or
abuse the President personally. 1t may be
added that the Democrats are not applicants
for preferment, as yet none having been APP
pointed.
Among the last batch of appointments are
Thomas Gray, to be Naval Officer at-San
Francisco, and George NJ. Beebe Collector of
Internal Revenue for Nevada.
Gen. Davis Tilson, of Maine, late COM
manding in Georgia, has been called to
Washington, with. the probability of being
put in Towards place at the head of the
Freedmen's Bureau.
The steamer Mahaska, with eight guns, has
left Pensacola for Tampico, in accordance
with instructions founded on the Presidents
proclamation in regard to Macmillan S
blockade.
The Executive Committee appointed by the
Philadelphia Convention have appointed
subcommittee, with power to act, as follows:
Joseph 7. Crowell, of N Y, chairman Jas. |
F. Babcock, Conn. Robert H. Pruyn, n. Y.
S. NJ. SelIick, Penn. !; Thos. 81. Pratt, Md. !;
Jesse O. Norton, H.; Barton Able, Mo-, and
VIM. L. Sharkey, Miss.
The Governors oftthe several Northern
States will either themselves attend the Con-
vention of the Southern Unionists at Phila-
delphia on the Sd of September, orwill send
delegations to speak on behalf of those
States.
PARIS, Aug. 22.-It is reported that the
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Napoleon refusing to grant the assistance of
the French troops prior to their evacuation,
to quell the insurgents of Mexico. It is fur
Their reported with somefdegree of scredlbil.
ity, that the Emperor Max. vail soon return
to Europe.
CHICAGO, Aug. 25.-The steamer Northern
Light arrived at New York Yesterday from
with SO, 900, 900 in treasure.
The call for Soldiers National Conven-
ton, to endorse the Presidents policy, names.
Cleavland for the place of meeting.
The President is making large number of
and the Washington specials
say that the Philadelphia delegates are gen
orally going home satisfied.
LONDON, Aug. %, Noon.-The reported
closing ofpeace negotiations between Austria
and Prussia is premature, but negotiations
are still in progress, and it is believed will
be soon brought to a satisfactory termination
WAsHINGToN, Ang. 22.-The appointments
% Office ofthose who support the Presidents
policy are being made in daily increasing
numbers, chiefly under the Internal Revenue
Bureau.
Gen. John L. Swift, who was delegate to
he Philadelphia Convention, is appointed
Naval Agent at Boston, vice Gooch who re-
signed his seat in Congress to take the posi-
ion last year. Itis also rumored that Geo.
unit will be appointed postmaster at Boston.
The Treasury Department has received
Trait on the Barring Brothers in England for
I'll 744, being the proceeds of the sale of til
Confederate privateer Shenandoah. ~
The President has directed a pardon to 9
ssue to Charles NJ. Conrad, late member of
he rebel Congress.
The question of the health of JEFF. Davis is q
gain much agitated, and Mrs. Davis has :
Eritten to a. friend in Georgia that he will
ureiy die in Q few months. Assistant Sur
'eon General Craneha been sent for to For q
ress Monroe to make full investigation. G
nd has had long interviews with the pris- !.
ner, but with what result will not be known !
ntil officially promulgated
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