New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26
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PRyysYLyAyIA-The Clymer Copperheads are
making eor get another Soldiers ConYen
ton The demand for ableboded Copporhead soldiers Is
altogether disproporonao the supply and we hear that
higher bounes are offered than Democratic politicians were
over willing to give during the IN the same State he
Republicans Of SNYDER County have nominated George J.
Miller for Congress and the Coufeees Of the saeah District
will support d Morei OF Cambria County the oWaer OF
several large orges Johnstown and welknoWn and
practical student Of the iron interests Hon joan Coyode has
received majority Of in the primary election IN west
Moreland County The Washington Couny On'oIs's nave
nominated Geo. v Lawrence for Congress
MINNESOTA. -Congressmen Donnelly and Window
will encounter spirited opposition az the coming election
Senator Wilkinson is recorded promising candidate
against Window aud exCOngressnaa Adrich, Gen. huD'
bard Gen. sanboru and Gen. Andrews against Donne7
Several lesser sio entered On the Democratic
side the of the Hon. w. T. Murray Of 81 Paul Tue
Hon W W Phelps OF Red Wing the HonJ T. Brisban anu
Gen W. A German of St. Paul have been mentioned tx
Senator Rice it is understood, VIII not be candidate
NORTH CARoLEA.-The appointment oil Gov
Holden Minister San Salvador likely 10 be confirmed
at the next Executive session OF the United States Senate
w. T. Mangum hastaken tie Test OATH and to Nasasa
Japan as United States Consul The State Convenon on the
10th passed the ordinance fixing the basis Of representation
hereafter the number Of white population for the House OIL
Commons, AID Troperty or taxation for the Senate
IyDIAYA.-It is doubtlully announced that Gov
Morton will not cal session q the Legislature TO
ratfy the Constitutional Amendment whatever other states
may do B. W Harrington is the Democratic candidate 10
the Third District represented by the Hon Ralph Hill
RRpREsEyTATIoy.-Und the amendment affecting
representation the number Of SouhcD representatives VIII
decline from 90 reckoning om the census of 1900 Inc
Of cooed males 81 OF age TO be excluded
from the Of representation is more than 10000 The
voting popultion OF South 1860 something more
than one million and third In two States Mississippi and
South Carolina tie blacks OF proper aso olnumber the "he
voters BY about l5Cc
In Iowa the Hon. Hiram Price has been renomi-
mated by acoamaton in tho Second Congregational District
Cen Grenv n Dodge stands fair chance OF nomination in
Kasson's district
In Wisconsin, there is a movement to make Gen
c. c. Washburnc Z, S. Senator to succeed Mr. Howe
compromise between Howe and Mr.. A. Ii. Randall
In Maine. the Hon. Jno. A. Peters has been renom-
mated from the Bangor District D. Garceon is the Repub
lean candidate in the Second District.
Ii Massachusetts, the indications favorable for
the return Of the whole present delegation to Congress-
The Postmaster at Huntington, L. l., MI. Shepherd
editor of The Long Lrsdo who has hell the Office Of Post
f years has been removed and Hewlett Long
lifelong Democrat has been appointed In his laee-o the
great satisfaction Of the Copperheads.
In Texas the Unonists have put forward /. W.
Peae for Governor and Il Epperson for Lieut. Governor
The Freedmen viii hold q Convention at Augusta,
Co. in Jay next and tie Democrats at Bangor Ne,
August.
The Democratic candidate for Governor of Oregon,
Mr James X. Kelley declares that he is in favor of making
National payment for oil the slaves emaucipated Bre
vet Mojor.Geu ChambeTiiD, sthe Union candidate fjr
Governor b. bis military record, which is honora
able both himself ard the sate lie entered the service in
ls53 Lioutenant-C olonei.
The Hon. John W. Crisfed will not become the
competitor the Hoa. Hiram Mccullough or any other gen
,mou for the Congressional nomination In the LIST District OF
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