The New York herald., 1866-09-06
wanted :, home co.r Jn probably be elected bu. BY

wanted ai home Cofsx Vim probably be elected but by
. reduced majority
fD the Tenth district Jude lowry democrat n opposed
70 w. W. Whllams Iherdls not much doubt or Lowrys
oiecticn
10 tho Eleventh district tr Snow democrat is opposed
70 General John Peter Glover Shank military gentle
man Of no considerable reputation Although Shanks does
not amount 70 any considerable sum- Dr s obiec-
ionsois 70 the johnson men, and II was hoped that
.enerai James ~ slack johnson would haye
boen allowed make th race against shanks As ID is
the result Is doubtful andit would be safe make
prediction.
THE IEcsAruRr
INC way figure II up, the democracy aud conserva
ives w me House win have majority OF sixteen mem
oers whiie the Sensts viii be close As Indiana legsla
sures have ugly habit of voting 70 break quorum
the election Of United States senator without clnsr
majority In both houses rs not thing. Dan
voorhees, and Hon. Joseph 4. Mcdonald, Mortons uu-
SUCCESSFUL competitor for the Governors chair are
prcnlSent D, asprants on he democratic side Morton
Urth, Gofax aud Julian Understood 20 he down with
the same complaint on the ,adcal side
KxcuIrsOy.
Governor Mcrton's health reepls IN hc rapidly i'm
proving, ana he Is making energetic cnnvass. The
speeches OF his Exceliency atte-y TO be modelled
politician OF thIs State and notorious the drtast
speaker in existence While arc all gnd TO see his
Excelency 1t is TO be regretted that uetasass OF
the complaint which rendered TRIP to Europe and IN
application Of the necessary has transferred the
maiajy to his brain We all remember when less than
year ago the country electrified by the sad ,ntal
gence that Governor Morton was hopelessly parayhc
and that nothing but voyage and the healing waters
Of % vicsy ,s could prolong bis e The Governor lef,
their hands IN hopeless gref swabbcd their eyes with
sympathetic cambrc. and bid the soldiers friend good
by for ever He went, but 10 oUr great surprie
returned, better; returned 20 DIE they said There
was more w:iling, and his Excclency continued die
very gradually In the meantime the faithful htraod
sweet incense to his many virtues. and continued
wall Then came his Masonic He!l speech. Pe,ple
thought was rather robust and venouous legacy ftr
dying man TO leave 10 his country but continued to v
feebiy Eo. believe tho farco + PLAYED out and tie
Governor having suspended hls Efforts 10 shuttle OF hs
mortal coil, has buckied his armor ike the good
hearty fighter be III and Is sung the Of Beia.,
hip and thigh, from many stump.
ufs NrASNRss.
The state owns few old condemned cannon thrown
Oh our hands during the NJ for nothing but to be
on Fourth OF July occasions The radicals have free
OF these caunons but the overnO atiy refused per
nit the democracy and conservatives To them
evidently laoring Under the dcugion that they were
his own private property.
YRosPYcrs
All crops in this section rs except fruit and
wheat The wheat crop Is fully good ast year
quantity aud tho Derry Is ity per better vet from
some unexplained cause, little wheat market
the farmers retaining IL ia their binr The cat orop
never better Tne crop n tremendous There
great aceity in the pork trade and every .'stock'
hog in the country above the size ~ rabbit Is being
bought up for a rsening There scarcity Of stock
hogs aud an abundance OF corn consequently the
titi0n Is ii1ely.
Busi.vs rnosryor-
Business. which was terribly inflated during The war
has collapsed 10 liz normal condition The Jsturbance
consequent upon contraction has mainly aubsided, snd
business Is being resumed on healthy basis. Rerts
have dec ned twenty i've per cont partly in consequence
Of the extraordinarily large number Of houses built dur
ing the People turning their attention 10
manufactures and capitalists find plenty OF profitable
investments. A good hotel building With good man to
keep il, ia also needed.