The New York herald., 1867-02-21

/ i..,,, 'ution. The Macon Journal woul
rs,h.r n.,. .s...s -srsal male suffrage but the
| IL doc. NJ, 49,. - sal suffrage any way. II
Norfolk 1,,,,,,, 49, -. mt upon il because it
OF no use for the South 10 discuss "'''''' ''''
| are TO decide
DICK Busun-Judss Busted M hS o'sn ne'
toned in connection with the Governorsshe' N'A''
the Columbus Sun Is inspired 10 sav this.--
kock-a by Alabama, and be not disgusted :.
ror When your back breaks your head may be "Bu ste
HE EoSxRSoRs OF ONO The Cleveland Leadev Aote.
that since the admission Of Ohio in 1902 tho northern
part or tho State north Of the National road onitsnR
Franklin AMI Belmont counties, has had the Governos
six terms, or sixteen years. the southern part twenty
two terms, or years. and Belmont and Frank
LIN counties have each had Governor one term The
eastern part has had the Governor terms and
tho western fifteen terma Tho Of the GOVERNOR
In chronological order, follows Edward Tifn
two terms), Samuel Huntington, Return j. Megs two
tsrma, Thomas Northinston two tsrns,, Ethan A.
Brown two termst jeremiah Morrow two tcrms). Allen
Trimblc two termsh Duncan McArthur Robert Lucas
two terms, Joseph Vance, Wilson Shannon, Thomas Cor
win Wilson shannon, Mordecsi Bartley. william Bebb,
Seabury Foru Reuben Wood two terrnsl william
Mediil, Salmon p. Chase (two torrnsh William Dsnnson.
David Tod, John Brough, Jacob D. Cox.
UroN MEN NAT LIvx m THE UMoS.-rhe Grand
Jury Of New Orleans, tho 9th inst soemny TED
on their oahs afrmations that there danger
70 the life and property Of airy resident OF this parish
account OF his political opinions" That is to say In
region where rebellion has been put down the
Ing party nnd 1T safe to express their sentInents'
IAPuDEvr nUr FRANK.-The Now Orleans Tinsc.. OF tho
10h inst, laments the OF the sbost aud in.
etlectuai mem Of the country wko used be sont
Congress-" Now 1t only here and there I" who
c hus h,t hor A~r1.o doa
his whole duty, and "such a one ia the President
Congress has passed another bill over this calm and
dutiu mans veto, and the Times reveals its real views
in the following comments:l 1t ia high time that Con-
gress should in the rs, place be made legal body Its
acts may pass for the present. but their consttu
tionaliiy liable to be questioned This rebel orpan
even has the face 20 tell Congress to go home and
threatens that II they do not they will be forced to do
so-and let decent mon' take their places
SrAy LAW N NORTH CArolINA-The law recently
passed in North Carolina gives years stay of execution
to debtors Previous its passage the Sheriff Of Pit.
county had thousand writs In his hands, which
mob forced him 70 surrender and then burned
UStoy CONVENTION IN KESTUcKY County meetings
have been held in Kentucky, at which delegates were
appointed the Union State Convention at Frankfort
the Goth inst The meeting Hopknsvillc Christian
county the 9th inst, passed resolutions approving
the call for state Convention and declaring that
hope that treason and rebellion overthrown by the
dcfea. Of the military power oe the late osed confed
eracy ms moi been realized We desire their destruction
effectively secured in the pending contes. at the polls
aud believe hat that be accomplished by the adop
ton AMI ratification OF the amendment to the national
constitution proposed upon the suggestion Of the Con-
gressionai committee on reconstruction
THE MYSTERY ExrLANyD.-Ths Macon tGa) Telegraph
says that "a distinguished citizen OF Georgia. who had
Just spent time AZ Washington explained the fact
tha, many Congressman voted contrary to their declared
convictions for instance Raymond end Bingham) By
expressing the conviction that the republican party
secret oath bound organization" The editor Of
the Telegraph thinks 'ths distinguished citizen" not
far wrong.
CorunMA IN MouRsrsc. The Columbia e. Cl Phcenin
OF the 17h February displays s four pages In heavy
mourning, that day being the anniversary Of sherman's
entry into that city and Its destruction by fire. The
Phnnir takes occasion to mourn over the continued
virulepce Of the victors shown the Of
construction contemplated
AIARAMA.--The Huntsville tAla-) Independent an
nounces Governor Robert M Patton a. candidate for
recollection. Col. Garland Goode is alec mentioned
candidate.