The New York herald., 1866-09-07
Tie Doors Shul II The Face Of Distinguished
SfulAcrn Unionist.
Gya sar@ CORRESPONDENCE.

parties rtr6 os themselves into battle array
and preparn4 great struggle Monday next It
will be struggle peciuly in the First district and
considerable r. ucn II Tie radical majority through
out the sa.s looscd for You have already
informed hat thc -econd district whtcomb, the
Johnson csnoGaIo dominated, has retired in favor
ofN. r. Morr uiore rolular man. A similar move
has been ,u lt.'h district, William wisweIl
making .or ssao, eoor Crosby, very strong
in the State r1s two irSc;s stand foows:-
ntssEr ,rIvg TICKET.
For GoverLor-E P,hdry, democrat
Y9A eVSGKfst
First n~,rl.. -a p N. Sweat, democrat
second III ,r.--N lor-i, johnson republican.
rnird h,-rg solomon beaih Johnson rcpub can.
fourth Dis att GeaIs, NJ. Weston, johnson repub-
Firth Ds,rc' William G. Crosby, johnson repub-
scsn
'fatform-pb,'pi. pba convention.
p'nsou roKT
For GoveTnoI--] ana l. Chamberlain, republican.
CONGRESS-
First Dstr,ct-,,h4 lynch, renomnated.
second DStue .eg Perham renornnated-
Third Dstrot- J.r4as Biane renominated.
Fourth u sir '--icl.n l. Peters in place OF MIR. Rice
Fifth Disirc -rrei 4. r,ke, renornnatcd.
PlsuorTn-Ccasfitn itntinnai Amendment
It viii be seen Tina four Of the hve candidates
johnson repupuca4s Ev r day this party s gain ng
strength IL osin4 Ths reacon has in in earnest
il the .econ could only be postponed for thirty
days three the i've districts would DO wrest
from the Cni1 lnerc no yettng out OF Iact
that the fneuGs II the administration won't INTO
this contest a. inst faint hearted and des
ponding; they na,e pucked up courage since
they found olt how much stronger they wero
than they tho ~ ter; but their organization Is
FAR from being ought to be and Is immensely in
fsror that OF hc RADICALS In this town (Brunswick
democrats haze organized at all yet though IL
wants but six da.a y the election and though their op-
ponents have been IN tue field full fortnight Desper-
ate efforts beng put forth by the radicals over
the entiro siae within the last few days they
have dropped king about increased majority, and
now only seek to keep in their mcn They evidently
feel to be life and death struggle The best speakers
New England produce have been crowded into the
snte and no fewer than nfyone radical meetings
are announced IN tins days papers II the conserva-
tives had worked nv half as well Maine. on Monday
d,sunionsis a. hey would never recover FROM
RADICAL . IA Ts'' PoR rHs COUNTRY DISTRICTS.
Tho most uu>crupuious misrepresentation and false
hood have been the radical side. and with
comparative unpnty; for, as haze before stated no
lowed to peuetlats the State There was disunon
meetin! here o. Saturday afternoon, o. which
Hon A. g. Jcy"tt-the same Jewett who rec ,ntly
called the President audacous despcrsdo, and Inn
piored Provd 70 award him his deserts-was chief
spokesman. tacments made at this meeting
which could hav. been made nowhere out OF New Eng
,snd without ca ng u torrent Of indignant dsproof
But Tho vinegar cd, row-minded Psrans swal.
lowed them all Among other things Jewet asserted
that IL the Pre,ids ns policy successful at tho
coming elections TIE first thing Congress would do
would be 10 tcpgdia , tho national debt In
favor OF the s,nd mil ons of Confederate scrip
ny the way Jcwe might make good thing out OF this
if he will ony '.se eret tr'p down @ sou,h mem ne may
n have 20 it'll, iai ITS over being redeemed that
rhey paferin. tnrr houses with Il and giving
proceeding of Con. s.Iewe't slll speaking be
10 order copena for Al, tho Southern slaves eman
forward the c,ns 81 North Carona-a mere hand.
fui OF wreiched y proof tina. the whole south.