The New York herald., 1866-08-04
POLITICAL ITEMS.

RsrumicAss ScrroRrIso THE PaEMDKsT.-An address
has Issued 70 the Union electors Of Ohio which 10
signed by q large number NJ prominent rspobiicana,
calling upon all true Union 10 unite sending dele
gates to tho State Convention TO bs held NJ Columbus
tho h inst for the purpose Of selecting delegates to tho
National Convention at Philadelphia Tho address takes
strong ground favor OF the policy Of President John
but the carrying out of that Of Abraham Lincoln
argues that the Union has not and cannot be brokon
that the Southern states Justly entitled TO representa-
t,on and makes strong appeal for united and vigorous
effort in support OF these doctrines
wxsr TxyNK SEA DELEGATES TO Pm Ap,LrnA Cos.
vESrIos q convention held In Memphis July 70 the
following were elected delegates TO the August Conven
ton at Phladeipha For the State nj large Hon j. w.
Lsftwich for West Tennessee General n. Glenn, @.
r. Walker, W. II Stephens, Captain Dan. Able, George
r. Hubbard, Colonel John McIsllsnd, Captain A. 7.
Lacey John W. Martin, r. = Saunders, Colonel sam
Tate Colonel John " Mills, Major John " Bills r. &.
Bethel A. A. Freeman Colonel w. %. Ferguson Colonel
A. n Dousa., Colonel Moses white. W. r. Evans
Ngw RsrrsLlcAS PAPER IsDAsA.-A new repubr-
can paper be started At Goshen Ind by Joseph
Dcfre-s, member Of Congress
NoRrH CAsoLsA GovERsoksuu ". W Raason
refuses 70 be candidate for North Carolina
and General W X. Coz IL proposed Both served
IN the rebel army.
one democratic paper N West Virginia is edited by =
man who can vote The rest are edited by returned
rebe. who are dsfrsnchised and who have recent
y come into the state.
usnsp sraYrs SENATOR rsos TxxAs-Generai r. n.
Nichols Of Galvcstos has been named candidate for
United states senator from Texas He an earnest
rebel but is conscious that he has bssa whipped and
now is working sDcrsetiealiy for restored Union
sovru Carol4sl DxlHaArxs no rMs PHrLADsrpnIA Gov.
yrxrlos Hon. william Aiken, er Governor, and Hon.
D. b. Campbell Congressman sset from the Charleston
district are represent that district In the
TO be held si Phadslphs on the 1tib mat The STATE
Convention Of south Carolina meets to day s COLUMBIA
rux PM. psLrHra ConvnuoN-AioIAndsr Mitchell Of
| Milwaukee Wis has wn,tsn long letter 10 Mr. boo.
little IN appreciation of the call and purposes of ths
Phsdelphis convention 70 meet on the itth instant
BAtnuorr Mcsrlp.t PoLmo.-John Lee Chapman
who has been ysyor Of Baltimore since 1851 vss sssn
nominated for the oGcc By the unconditional unton
marty of the city on tho ~ Inst General A W Den
nson was hIs chief opponent, ana the party hsv,
| recommended him % he state Conven suitable
| candidate for Comptroller
| ASoruss P.rrr AR.stoss rHK RsgciD The phls
| dslphis NovA Aaerlcan edited BY Morton pcsrh..l.
navor OF the ciiv heretofore radical sheet contained
leader On the % Inst fsvorng the ,dniosirston q
President Johnson
FigrH MfrHlelS nErnO AT The recent judicial cleo.
lion 70 fu vacancy n The ynh district u slchrsn
Mr. wocdrus, republican, received q o7s nslofr, over
| wooiey, snd Gas declared elected
rorrn Omo Di1srT The democrats have postponed
| nomination unt;i after Tho Philadelphia Convention
Etsvssra II1Dor Dvfsrr The republicans propose
| csn.ra " kitchen candidais for Congress
Prv~srlvIrA srs-ossmr Judge Kelly declines "a
run for United States Senator and indcs,ss prefer
| sncs for Thsd stsyess
| vAuAsmGHis rEs rsicWsA % Ono-Ths Tolsis
commxrsai ssys ,nAi vsllsnd Cham - ihs bscAs-s y.
the ohe dsmoc.Sy, u. hing which Ia sssg Them 49,,
| Internally
Hrsslssrrvr purslrr 70 rHs Pn-Aprrn, co-vu
Tho delegates elected fron ths suls Al larg. A.
| ole n Hillyer william rsvS.r, wv = rssih.rsiot
/ and asors l. Potter. For tho First dlsre, Hsary
Dcosry, '. D. Pssues ~ Ne sseona district, j. 3
ssll. pr .. u IsS.&s W. Isird ssrqa 4 ~