The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-11-21
The radicals may receive majority in
ali the following states, but we consider
several as doubtful for them.

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According to this estimate, the demo.
cratic candidates will have a majority OF
one hundred ana twenty-five votes in the
college - Cm. Eng.
The Covington Friend favors the nom
nation of Hon. Jos. f Mcdonald 70,
governor. 1t is also out for Hon. 10. Ris
tine for auditor OF state. These gentle
men are democrats, ''true and trusty."
CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE.
Judge Chase says he is more radical in
name than in fact, and that he has inds.
Greet friends.
IL is rumored that Gen. Geo b. Nc
Clellan has been, or will be rendered the
appointment Of secretary of war by the
president.
THE Boston Post, referring to the re-
cent election in Massachusetts. SAYS a dem.
ocratic and conservative gain of at least
thirty-six thousand votes in one year, is
not slow.
The result of registration in South Car
DINA is stated to be as follows: Whole
number registered, 125 1856; whites, As.
Isl; blacks, 1855; majority of blacks
80 ,S34
WE don't wish to "crowd the mourn.
ers, but 1T seems not inappropriate to in
quire if our republican friends have seri-
ously considered what they must do to be
sayed?-Ind. Herald
The New jersey senate and house, both
radical last year. are now democratic. AS
the choice Of United States Senator de-
wolves upon the legislature just elected
this fact is an important one.
The indianapolis Herald saws that
Schenck's address "to the pc ople of the
states that are to vote in November"
was not very etfectual for the purpose in
tended. He is as valiant in politics as
in war, and about as potent.
RADICAL ANTAGONIST.
The New York Tribune thus disposes
of Forney's pronuncianento in favor OF
Grant:
Colonel J. w. Forney publishes in his
two papers, both daily, summary of the
reasons why General Grant ought to be
the republican candidate for the presiden-
cy. He kindly refrains from reviewing
the military career of the distinguished
soldier; but, as he devotes to the catalogue
of his civic virtues five solid columns CT the
very biggest type ever used on the Press,
We have reduced Colonel Forneys points
to these: i. General Grant succeeded
MIR. Stanton as secretary of war this be-
ing an act of rare sagacity and courage ,
2 General Rawlins believes in Grant 3.
T.. Is. Washburne believes in Grant. 4.
Senator Thayer, of Nebraska, believes in
Grant. 5. Several gentlemen named in
connection with the presidency have
promised to vote for him. 6. What his
principles are is nobody,s business.
"All these points are of course put with
that Spartan terseuess of style and de-
licious beauty of phrase for which the
venerable Secretary Of the senate has long
been famous but we must confess that
they fail to stimulate in US the generous
enthusiasm which warns the Coloneps
breast. General Grant may be good
republican, but We are not satisfied with
his hackers
The Winamac Democrat favors the
nomination of Hon. Noah L. LaRose, of
Cass county, for clerk of the supreme
court.
Rev. +. c. Holiday is trying to write
Will. Cumback into the Radical nomina-
ton for governor Of Indiana.
At the late election iu Ohio. three town.
ships voted unanimously fer Thurman !:
Jackson, Auglaize county, 4O7; Marion,
Mercer county, $40, and Greenville, Mer
Ger county, 1S9. Hayes none. This is
certainly remarkable uuanimity of opin.
ion.
The Morgan county Gazette hoists the
names Of Grant and Colfax as its presi-
dental ticket.