New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-10

SACO, Me-, Aug. Ill. ~ NJ sweat 81 PORTLAND
was nominated for Congress by the Democratic Convention
tie First District held here to day.
VERMoST.-The nomination of the Hon. L. T. P@
land Congress- the Second District gives great sa'iae.
ton Union mcn and puts end to the Senatorial eeh'
between that gentleman and Mr. morrill, Tas Rslatd H""d
says;
We shall firm as ever the conviction that judge
Polands place the ami Mr. Morrs Ia the House,
Wss sIa Means Of the House. resulting from Mr. Mofri
leaving that body viii be serious one to the lte STATE
Vermont other words shall remain Of the opinion tha
Judge Poland would be useful to the State the sera;
and Mr. Morrill, in the House Neyertheess Judge Poaa
shall decide accept the nomination now rendered 70 hin
handsomely by the Second District we s6a pe sd lo masJ
reasons that the Senatorial conoterss which has been fsgna
SO h)tly is satisfactorily settled and ended
Tie Democrats have nominated Samuel Wills in the f,t.
aud Waldo Brigham the Third District. They have hs>
appointed the following delegates to Philadelphia
AT IARcET Redaeld Dem Henry keEs' p Dem
Rep Andrew Tracey whg T. r PECK Dem, , II WI, W..
3s Rep First Dsire7 RU hspanr ,.. pe wig s.
ond District G. \. Davenport Dem.' Col werthen Dem
d. c. Lindsey DeG; j j. Deayitt. Dem; Luces Rot.n'
son, Dem. J. L. Edwards. Wing. -, u
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC PRIyTEG-The Wdsh-
iHgioa Sar says;
II has been stated that Mr Cornelius wendell was erdsred
the appointment Superintendent Of Pgbe Printing and "a
,bst no oegson has been placed in position either 10 decline
accept this Office since the deenaon oiGeo. oeeamhh
NEGRO SCHOOLS IN TRxAs.-The Houston Telegraph,
in noticing the mobbng Of Mr. Ruby teacher 81 eoioTeh
school at jackson La, says;
The attack. beating kicking and dragging Of Mr. Rny
be entirely without excuse he bad but newly hr-
rived his only ofense was that OF nsiTueng sehowle
pie color Yet his treatment most cruel great ntDy
Of these ourages have occurred in Louisiana ere gao 20
know thai The people Of Texas have been mlea Dde 70 VIC
was less prejudice toward them, s corgatote our
selves that Texans have not dsgaced themselves have b
people Of Louisiana We beginning TO recognize he faes
that comfort and perhaps our saey demands that tbo
negro be educated and raised above his present AFFECT oona
ton We believe ,hei personal violence las been hsed
TO any under the Bureau either white or bae& ThS
argues or higher state OF ciyton tan our negbpIs
cnov We believe the cocred schools Of Texas tie
most prosperous Of established in the Southern Siat'
ing entirely supported by the blacks themselves
CURIOUS CIRcULAR-MoyEY WANTED PROM
oFncEH o DERs-A correspondent who Is Postmaster,
sends 70 the TRIBUNE the following printed circular when
he in common with Others who hold similar Official positions.
has received. 1t either official attempt to levy party
contributions from holders By Of the emotions II
secret society," OF is money making swinde We we're
inclined TO think IL latter until Informed by evening
paper that E. L. Williams wbsiens ). and gives biz aa-
dress Randall Montgomery County is CLERK o. Mr. Ran
dali the WHO has recently visited MoDt'
gomery County II further comment necessary anf
all postmasers who have received similar request foe
funds nay well get their emtanees ready to DC returned
when the notice come, comes to hand r,,a.s nrv
Mr. - DsGrSy AS you one of the r. Ms holding yonr
appointment under the present ADMINISTRATION it tae. r
confidence placed for the purpose OF cemerrg
and uniting AL The johnson men IN yolr Dsre 80 9a 6ie
This circular be kept PRIVATE no person il to
| have access 1t but yourself
second II you are true to party ycu will DO above
Td: If you are johnson yoa vii in confidence
this back all circulars numtea With the name x
Fr You are true the Administration yoa 70 10
/ made Deputy Of your District.
the party and become equally prominent and efficient you
VIII on receipt Of this forward to ue D. 1a! hve dollar Sf
Twill
charter 10 Deputy Of your District.
SIM eeInot eSpain anyhing iaT,hsr N Ills eiIea'a 10
SsstG None Will know bu, Hose who comfy
with the above and receive chatter. - = - c.
v.,,.. ISu $40. &C.. l. l." "illi@AS See
Randall Montgomery Co. y Y. date underwritten).
NEw,JERsEY The Democratic State Central Conn
mtee issue the Democrats q the State which
has but little ph except its announcement Of The per-
sons Committee have selected 10 70 20 Philadelphia
10 represent We have already published the Let Il
delegates elected the meeting Trenton bat give below
the Committees appointed:
D.Lqaies.a Lasgc.-John r. stockton q Mercer. Jcd
parkel Of Monmouth Theodore kanyNn o. EiseI Iaoaa;
nehe e q Tamdes, t% Of D -
Gersbom Mott Of Burlington George T. Fort OF Ocean,
| Tard Disrict-Reujamn Williamson OF Union. Alexandss
Warts of AunlerdoD. Fourth Francis ,. Lat5op ~
Morris. Robert Hamilton CT sussex tyi5 '--Iheodea
/ Randolph Of Hudson, Leon Albeit o. HUDSON
SOUTHERN EDUCATIoX.-T The augusta Ca Con-
aautioraIis, urges keeping southern ycung ADD
gain instead Of sending them
the North. THIS a commendable local pride bat
that this Of educational independence las
urged for upon the South without visible effect
increasing Southern facilities The paper andcg consideration
/ airms that before the
Owing political Institutions the facilities FOR aoqor
ing purely practical education Of course inferior 1t
+ the South"
This is striking condemnation Of the Southern social
tem and is best recitation Of The Coaseosssiss
arguments for keeping southern children at home.
NEw-YoRK.-The Union General Committee II
Richmond County Staten slan) held meeting the h.
passed ndorsng Congress and declared that tia
johnson meeting held Saturday did represent the Union
sentiment of the County Tie Tog Tines gives laughabq
delegates 70 Phadepha There only four Republicans
present The delegates appointed without asking tier
trouble occurred in ndnz and several dropped
the list upon the thar they opposed
Democratic speakers protested aeaps being
until they what TO be done at Philadelphia.
MAssAcHUSETTs-ln the town of Auburn, which
contains 100 bi,ants call posted, signed by
Many Citizens TO- meeting to elect delegates to the John
son Convention boston. When the time for the meeting
arrived no, one person responded to it, Democracy md
Johnsons low down the Bay State. 10 the Fifth ps
trict leading thus FAR mentioned for Mr. Alleys
successor Dr. George D. Loring OF Salem and Gen. b.
| f. Butler. Tie Ntrbprgpor Herald says;
The Democrat, 10 not inclined present card
should nominate il will andoubedy be r. Spoford esq Il
city think he anxious for the position Tsa
names mentioned: Hon A. A. Abbott OF .Dsnvers who has
been Republican from the start and never had any con-
arity Hop Timothy Davis Of Gloucester who ye1y
efficient Representative for tonr years and Is nov urged ~
Of salem who some wears ago Of New Me,c
who Joined the Republicans that be might give support to
the Union
MIssoURL-A weekly radical newspaper, to be .
called The Charlton County Uaon be started at Ksters,
vile nv William MAYNARD will advocate the inter-