The New York herald., 1866-07-27
pour'cAL ITEMS.


INDIANA PorrrCs Indiana state election takes
place Tuesday October Q There will be no voting for
governor Governor Mortns does not expire this
year The officers to be elected for State Secretary
Auditor. Treasurer Attorney General and Superintend-
ent OF Public Instruction, members Of Congress, q
legislature and county officers The chief interest in the
election, however, hinges the question who should be
United States Senator in place of Henry Lane, who
declines reelection Governor Mort'n, Schuyler Colfax
Goriove s. 0rth, the prominent republican candi-
dates while the democrats arc urging D. W. Voorhees,
ligan Of "Golden c rclc " notoriey and Mr. McDen.
yer, who democratic candidate for Governor last
year Tho republican nominations thus far made for
the Legislature indicate that Mr.. Cofax Is ahoad In the
race.
THAp STEVENS DOES Nor EspoRss ISoERsoLL-Mr
Stevens having been written to for endorsement Of
E. e. Ingcrsoll member Of Congress from Illinois, re.
turned the following reply
DEAR SrR- With regard 10 the inquiry IN vour note
IN regard 70 the reliability Of your Representative
republican, have TO say that unless praise
THApDEUs STEVENS
TENTH ONO Drsrucr.-Mr. Ashley win be renominated
by the republicans without opposition The democratic
nominee will be General Henry 8. Commaaer who has
good war record, and Is popular with the Fenians
George Cox's majority In the district last fall It's
NonSAnoN.-The Jonosboro' Tenn Flrg nominates
General Grant next President and Colonel William
Stokes for next Governor OF T,nnessee
TIE CHICAGO DrsrmcT.-N. r. Judd announces that he
viii be a candidate for the nomination TO Congress
In the Chicago district.
GOVERNOR Cox roR THE RapIcAIA-It Is noised about
In Ohio that Governor Cox Is coming out with speech
for Congress and against the President
GENERAL BUTLER ron CoyGREss-A Massachusetts, pa
per that General Butler will for Congress next
November
wiscoSss.-The following is q complete list Of the
republican nominations for Congress in Wisconsin -
Hubert T. Paine, Ithamer c. Sloan, Amasa Cobb, c. s.
Hamilton, Phiietus Sawyer and C c. washburne, tho
last nomination in place OF Walter d. McIndoc.
IowA-The conservative State ticket In Iowa fol-
lows, only the last two straight democrats:-For
Secretary Of State 3. c. Van Anenda; for Auditor W.
Grossly for Treasurer, O. A. Stone; for REGISTRAR L. p
McKennik; for Attorney General w. BeIlangcr for Re.
porter Of the Supreme Court, Captain stoddard; for
Clerk OF the Supreme Court Captain Frederick Cots
chalk.
THApDErs STEVENS EvpoRsEs FoHSEY Stevens has
written second letter to the Lancaster Epres saying
that he did not intend TO reflect the course Of J. w.
Forney in his former letter. adding "rhcre in
whose hands would more willingly trust the cause Of
human freedom"
DELEGATES YRon LourAsA-Thc following are the
tion at Philadelphia from the state OF Louisiana
large-Judge c. Roselius, w. Pugh, Cuihbert Bullitt
4 II Martin. First district-Charlcs Bienvenu Robert
). Kcr. Second distrct--A. NJ Hobrook. I. r. May.
Third dstrict-Jacob vanwnklc, A. c. Graham Fourth
distrct-Judge Joshua Baker E Cant Firth district
W. H. Houah, Nicholas Coleman.
FouRrrxsrH ONO Drrncr-J. b. Young has been
nominated for Congress by the democrata
sEpSD VERMONT DrsrRIcr-r republican convention
In this Morlrs) district viii meet at white River Junc.
tion, AugustT
TR INDIANAPOLIS Drsrmcr.-Gencral John Coburn has
been nominated for Congress by tho republicans
Frasr INDIANA Drsrmcr The republicans have nomi-
mated General William Harrow.
sscoSD wrn VIRGINIA DIsrMcr.-James c. NoGrow
has becn named candidate for Congress 10 succeed
q. r. Latham.
New HAnrsmRI Democratic State Central Com.
mtee have made arrangements 10 send q full dclega-
ton TO the Philadelphia August Convention Leading
republicans are also perfectIng arrangements 70 BE-
presented
sxvkSrH ILLINOIS Drrmcr.-Mr n. Il. p. Browneli
win, II s believed bo nominated by tho republicans