The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-19
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.


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TaE srArx ConP1RoLiKRsm report BY tss-
graph tia, Calvin r. Hubbard has declined the rspub
iean nomination for Comptroller Of the State ID prema
ture. Mr.. Huiburd retU ~ from Europe by the Mon
treal steamer the l6.h ant. and haz given no
Official notice OF his intention retire from public life.
| The Republican Stale Central Committee has received
no innaion on the subject The Commercial! Adr:r.
| saer last evening IN tins connection says:-
Ito dccienslon OF Mr. Hubbard At this late day Is nm
io.tuhsis ana awkward. He Europe, IL seems,
| Wien nominated not 10y The delegates from 81. Law
renee, ou' py mat busy politician, Mr. Trefnan.
SIXTEENTH SENATORIAL Disrmcr Democratic mamma
! uon-Melyle A sholdon oil Ticonderoga
! LIVINGSTON COUNTY Democrauc nominations-Mc--
Nell Seymour, for County Judge; Herbert l. Johuscn
for County Clerk; hurdock for Sheriff: lIeze-
kiah Alien for Justice OF sess!oas; Robert Valance
| for member OF Assembly.
spirit OF the Southern Press on The Rccens
Elections.
from the Richmond ENQUIRER, Oc.. H.
Tho the angry roaring, cruel tide OF Northern
sentiment has nj last commenced. Evidences of the
rapid subsistence OF sectional nate are visible on the
shores OF The Pacific on the great lakes aud on tho ~
anc coast Cruel arr rapaious wretches like Stevens
ana Butier who were yesterday "masters OF the sua
ton to-day stranded helpless and hideous a. any
of those ugly monsters who sometimes Ieft by
the eb!ng OF the tide. inc time has at last arrived
when ahe South can secure tho ear Of the North
Let therefore. conjnre the merchant the scholar.
the professional inan the clergy the writer Tor the
ani he ouna t AL " seek u impress Upon the Peo-
/ pie or the Nortp - ss.3e e ~ 3. h
L. Thatwe have for nora than two wears faiYb fully
kept our oath Of renewed aegauoe oboysd every law
s'acceped the situation, y submitted without resistance
to every species outrage which radical malice could
nfct, and exhibited ior5eaanco fortituds such
rev conquered people have ever manifested under IKE
@ That anxious TO afford the liberated negro
every constitutional guarantee for the security of his
lfe, liberty and properly which nine-tcnlhs or tho
Northern him. ana that we are willing 10
accept the great states OF New York Pennsylvania and
Ohio rs furnishing in their constitutions all that
W.
8. That our opposition 10 Reconstruction is
making negro not only the political and social equal
OF he white man, but the dominant race, IN States
whore his control would bring barbarism ANARCHY aud
ruin to the white Let these points DO kept before
tho Northern people by every Southern who either
talks with or writes TO citizen OF the late radical
States
| Radical DlssensIons ia Western New York.
Tho Rochester Unioa dem says that in Monroe
county there Is . widespread, though partially
smothsred, dissatisfaction among the radicals There
OF disappointed candidates for nomination, 10
AYERS, who were cheated aud sold ont by tue repre-
sentative delegates OF the party in convention Judge
Chumasero actually garrotlcd and stripped OF his
nomination for reelection after he had secured II by
q vote OF over 100 in convention Of l65 members.
CHANGING at other Western counties and Senatorial
districts nnd that there calls repub.
lican Senatorial tony enons In hs Thireth district In
the Wayne and Cayuga Senatorial strict the republican
fight is still unsettled In Yates county there IL
organized bolt led by republican organ Of the county
the Penn Yam Chronicle. An independent republican
ticket is certain 10 DO made In Genesee thoss
Is great dissatisfaction over the slaughter of Judge
Taggart by the Republican County Convention. Ia
Chautauque county there is terrible in the repub
lcan camp. Mr.. d. II. Waite has dissolved his con-
necon with the editorial department OF the Chagtauqus
Democrd the republican county organ, In letter full
leaders Of the radical party in Chsu,auquo county
'Rotens'' is tho new and cuphonious term applied by
ern New York II is affixed TO those who have boon Z
renomnated for tho Legislature and who wer.A notor
Gus for their corrupt practices in Albany last winter
A New Political Trouble I'm South Carolina.
Mr.. i. W. Hayne, a. Attorney General OF South
Carolina has addressed Governor Orr the folio wing note
which will explain itself. 1t Is proper to state that
the Governor has vouchsafed answer oral writ
TEN
OFFICE TUE ATTORNEY GEgEnAL,
CHARLEsroS g. c., Sept 9, 1867.
Dram SIR Although disfranchised by Congress and
Withdrawn by my choice from all participation In
politics. feol 1t duty, Attorney General to cali the
attention OF the Governor Of the state to tho fact that
tho old white mans government in South Carolins,
under which we both hold our oces about TO expire
Shall 1t 'die and make no sgna"
have nothing " advise or suggest but tie period
for the October elections passes sub sttio II may be
construed into acque.cenco the cons.ulionaity Of
ton acts rather than - eiding 10 superior force II
anything 20 be done said BY Of protest. is the
Governor only who act speak for the State Very
respectfully your ''fas9' s aItyia Attorney General
To his Excellency Governor ORR, Anderson Court
The Charleston Mercury, October H. 'n the name Of
South Carolina" calls upon Governor Orr do his
duty to TIC State and "by proclamation to order the
election Of members Of The Legislature for the cnsuing
term"
Tho Judiciary I'm South Carolina.
At Edgeneld, s. c., on the 7h instant Judge AIdrich
addressed the "Gentlemen OF tho Grand and Petit
Jures |" declined obeying General Canby's Order No.
So with regard to qualifications for jurors, and which
allowed negroes to act a. jurors, and raid
Y 49,
usurping body and that its upon the
departments Of the government and tho United staos
and State constitutions fast reducing the country to
tho condition OF party vassalage, cannot retain my
self-respec conscentioIsly perform tho Obligations or
my oas OF Office and lend my aid 10 support aud per.
peuate tho tyranny Of which we complain.
believing, them hs further said. "That duty,
honor and conscience constran me, announc, that
cannot and will not execute this order Ho then aG
dressed the Law officer and lawyers:--
MR SOLICITOR AND GESTLEngy OF me BAR-The j1rles
have been drawn impanelled and summoned in obedi-
to the Jury Law OF South Carolina, whose judge
am. am ready now 10 proceed with the call Of ths
dockcts.
Referring to the address Of Judge Adrlch, the Edgs-
field Adpsrtiser says:
or course, under existing Circumstances tthc more
especially Edgeneld s stil without sheriff. very
he can be done II this session After tho nearing Of
sundry moves granting OF certain orders and trial or
few By consent, the court WI Ia all probability
ADJOURN after sitting Of not more than two Or three
Legislature; and until that body lifts or suspends the
required OATH s undoubtedly the part o. conscientious
and 10 spirit In his disregard or what Is in thee days
called wise e1pedieucy'' JUDGE Adrch sterling
example 10 his brethren throughout the SOUTH
Political Miscellany.
Robert L. Lindsey has Withdraw from the Con-
gres-ionai in the Tard Nissour district TIE
field is at present clear for Mr.. Chase, radical
In speech delivered by Hon Samuel y. Cary, Of Gin.