Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-20
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New York, Nov. IL The Tammany Dem
ocrats have nominated Hoffman for Mayor.
Hhe MoEarts will probably nominate Fernando
Wood
The state Senate stands Is Democrats, is
Hadicals, / independent. The Assembly: 70
Democrats, SIS Radicals.
The City Council have resolved to give Gen.
Mcclellan a public reception on his arrival
from Europe.
The Radical majority in Wisconsin is about
5000. The Radicals have three majority in
the Senate, and ten in the House.
The Radicals have about 5000 majority in
Minnesota, aud negro suffrage has probably
succeeded. II ~ sa s. sse8f ..sf5.4
Thad. Stevens is out in public letter against
the financial policy of the Government; de
nounces the National Bank system; insists
that the National debt, principal and interest,
ought to be paid in greenbaeks; and says the
Government can make money of any material
it chooses-metal, paper. leather, iron or tin.
The Alabama Convention tabled a PROPOSE
ton to abolish the present Provisional Govern
ment by three majority. An ordinance was In
troduced to have the Convention appoint a
Provisional Governor, to take his seat Jan. lst,
and to appoint the State officers.
Seth w. Payne left this morning preparing
to walk to San Francisco in $50 days.
The ISibuae'S special says Seward has in-
structed Minister Marsh to offer an asylum to
Garibaldi in the United States.
Forney publishes card declaring that he is
fully authorized to state that Grant heartily
indorses an editorial in the Philadelphia Press
favoring him Grant, for President, and de-
claring his Radical principles.
CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-THE storm on Friday
night did considerable damage in portion OF
the State of Indiana. Several churches were
blown down and much timber Frustrated.
RICHMOND, Nov 10.-The negroes held an
excited meeting last night. Acolored delegate
of the Convention, abiding to the discharglng
of blacks by their employers for not voting the
Radical ticket, said that before their children
should suffer for bread the streets OF Richmond
should run with blood. He thanked God that
the negroes had learned the use Of swords and
guns All the efforts of peaceful negroes to
stop these demonstrations were hOOted down.
The white Radicals left the meeting and the
citizens apprehended trouble.
Schofeld ordered a court-martial to be held
on the 18th to try Col Rose, conductor Of the
recent election.
Major Butts, Freedmen's Bureau agent in
King William county, has been mobbedsby ne
groes. The civil authorities were unable to
arrest the leaders, and troops were called for.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.-Grant has order
ed that no leaves of absence for army officers
be granted or even considered, unless applied
for through the regular channels. The design
is to stop political Influences in obtaining fur
Ioughs He also issued an order prohibiting
employees of the War Office, except Chiefs of
Bureaus, from transacting public business as
Claim Agents.
The Chambers of Commerce of all the prin-
cipal cities of the Northwest have united in a
strong letter urging McCullvch to recommend
to Congress to repeal the cotton tax.
The trial of JEFF. Davis will possibly be post
poned.
The Supreme Court of this District, in full
bench, sustained the order for suspending
Bradley from practice in that Court.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-THE jOurneymen
cigar makers, to the number Of two thousand,
are on q strike for higher wages
The lighthouse at Key West was destroyed
in the late terrible gale.
Santa Anna has been summoned before the
Inferior Court of Havana to settle an old score
against him.
PARIS, Nov. ga Florence dispatch says
Garibaldi viii be tried in that city.