The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-02

| 1T is reported that Ex-Governor
William Bigler OF Pennsylvaniag isfin-
triguing for position in Andrew
Johnson's Cabinet. ri VIZ 81 Il
The Democrats of Wisconsin are TO
10th of September, and viii probably
nominate Alexander MitcheHsl the
railroad king Of the State, for Gov
| ernOr.
JUDGE WooDwARDGdecIiues to be
the Democratic candidate for Congress
in the 18th Pennsylvania :, District,
made vacant by the death of the Hon.
Charles Denison.
THE Democratic tide Is rising east,
west, north and south" shouts rebel
paper. 1t always does rise, we have
noticed, some months before the cleo
tions. But then it always begins to
fail again when. the ballots come in.
A CIRCULAR hasbeen sent to all the
departments, calling on them to trans
| NIT to the President, any documents
filed therein regarding the notorious
Conover. This is blind to cover the
| transmission of another batch o mat
ter from Assistant Attorney General
Binckly to, the President uanooa neI
u. 8. SENATOR Ben. Wade made a
speech at Marietta, Ohio, in which he
| advocated negro suffrage and equal
and exact justice to all men, irrespec-
tive of race, color or condition, and
denounced the Democratic party as
indorsing Vallandigham, Condemned
traitor 1cl s4-i+- l+.A 49, IL, -
J. The Republicans of San Francisco
have nominated an independent legis-
lative ticket, taking three names out
of the fifteen on the regular Union
ticket. The Senatorial question is
the chief cause of the division. - ara
The registration in Mississippi
shows colored majority of about
twelve thousand thus far In the
counties bordering on the Mississippi
river the Republicans are thoroughly
organized and expect to carry the
elections. azF
A DELEGATION of Radical German
citizens has presented to Senator
Romeo, for President Juarez, an ad-
dress approving his course in Mexico,
and congratulating him on the success
of the Republican cause.
NJ, rnEK, son of the ex-
President wastiions gag against the dye s
lfrauIcals under the leadership of Mr.
Seward. John is wasting his time on
that line; Seward is played out.
The members of the Constitutional
Convention of New York. are divided
as regards occupation as follows.
Lawyers, 1Ol; farmers, II; editors. Q:
merchants, 8; bankers, s; manufac,
turers, 2; physicians, 2; clerks. ! salt
manufacturers, L.; stone-cutters.4 :.
builders, 4; reaBestat dealers i. oen
atlemen retired, 3. 4ae IN. q -
Ex7REBELy GEN MAGRUDER. going
down the Hudson on steamer the
other day, asked a gentleman for
hight from his cigar, but instead got in
reply: You'll have to excuse me:
lost two sons by your internal rebellion.
and have sworn to have no friendly
intercourse with any man who toot
wiling let or part In your treason. !"
THE election in New York. this
year; Is for Secretary OF State &c. and
the Democratic papers are already dis
cussing the subject of their party nom
InatoHs, chiefly with view to get the |
convention called at some other Mace
than Albany. and so relieve the west.
ern counties from the domination of
the Albany clique. Rochester Verv
decidedly claims the convention.
OF the three Candidates for the next
Governorship of California, two are
natives of New York City. and the
other is a New England man The
New Workers are, Mr. Haight, Demo
crat, and George c. Gorhan, Union.
and both these gentlemen are lawyers;
the Independent candidate is Caleb T.
Fay, New England merchant.
THE Maryland Democratic Consti-
tutlonal Convention adjourned Satur-
day, August T., having adopted their
work as whole. by yeas 96, nays 4
, 81 members absent or not voting
he people are to vote on it Wednes-
lay, september 25. A proposition
nat the convention stand adjourned
20 October Z, when if not called to
,ether. 1t stand sine de. was f;rst
'dopted. and then reconsidered. lest !
{ might invalidate the constitnt;on
In annual reunion of. the deIegates.;n
Baltimore, August 17,gwas provided I
Or In caucus, and committee appoint.sk
d to prepare an address to tie neo. /,
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