The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-10-24

-COmmOOOro V00OetDllt6 Income Is
reported at present to DO $4,000 day.
Hayes majority 10 Ohio iis8 900.
The Democrats still talk about a CON
test. 5H VS. @
Greeley, in the Tribune, gives it
IS his opinion that Chase is by far the
best qualified Of all our publis men for
the Presidency.
Several Of the Republican candi-
dates for municipal Offices in Philadel.
phia Intend TO contest the election Of
their Democratic opponents. '.'.>
, The majority in Ohio against negro
suffrage will be about 10000. -.
The Cincinnati Enquirer nomi-
mates Hon. George H. Pendleton for
next President, With = strong article
advocating his claims.
Reports are in circulation that
Garibaldi has succeeded in reaching
Italy, and il now with his son Menotti.
The President has ordered the re-
moval of several Union officers in the
Post Office Department on account of
Radical sentiments.
The Presby terrain Synod, (Old
SCHOOL, at Baltimore, passed resolu.
lions unfavorable to the reunion Of the
Old and New Schools:
1T is believed impossible to obtain
an impartial jury to try John H. Surratt
in Washington, and it is said that law
will consequently be asked for at the
next session Of Congress providing for
his transfer to some loyal State for trial.
"A Nashville special to the Espre..
says the Tennessee Legislature will aot
favorably upon the recommendation Of
Gov. Brownlow, for reimbursement to
loyal citizens for losses sustained during
tho war.
The Democrats have sent for Me-
Clellan to return to this country and
will nominate him for tho Presidency.
with another military man for Vice
President. -.
"A lively contest has been going on
in Chicago for the Republican nomina-
ton for County Treasurer Of Cook Co.
It terminated on Tuesday in the nomi-
nation of General Thomas O. Osborne ;
Allen, the present incumbent and his
competitor, Withdrawing.
Returns from California, on the
election Of Supreme Judge and Super
intendent Of Public instruction, iudi-
cate that tho Republicans have recover
ed the ground which they lost last
month by their dissensions, and have
carried the State. A gain Of 2,10O is
reported IN San Francisco alone over
the September election.
"A special to the Express from
Richmond, October 18th, says the trial
Of Jefferson Davis will probably come
| off on the 4th. There is to be an effort
mado to obtain jury of white men.
The jury to try him now stands nine
negroes and three whites.
General Sheridan is expected in
Washington the first week in November.
and unless the President changes his
intention, he will be ordered to take
command Of the new department en-
cracine MARYLAND and the District Of
Columbia.
! -CheifJ ustice Chase has delivered
the opinion that the apprenticeship Of
negroes in Maryland, by the Orphans
Courts, was such species Of Slavery
As to come within the meaning Of the
Thirteenth Article Of the Constitution
and that the Civil Rights bill was con.
stitutional. This decision will release q
multitude Of such apprentices in that
State.
"A dispatch from Philadelphia
states that the Republican State Gen.
trail Committee Of Pennsylvania have
determined to contest the election OF
Judge Sharswood. His majority is less
than 900, and they feel sure Of proving
that over two thousand fraudulent votes
were cast in Philadelphia alone.
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