New-York tribune., 1867-06-27
POLITICAL ITEMS.

ExGov. Tod of Ohio, has written letter indoTs-
ing the movement for equal suffrage. ="
There are two Democratic candidates for the seat
Of the late Judge Hlse OF Kentucky, Col jacob D. dof
day and Col. Grider n
Col NJ A. Price has come out as Radical candl>
date for Congress in the Nashville Tenn district ID OPP
position to Mashon and Trmble.
Vallandigham is out i'll letter in which ne d%enles %
that the South had his sympatLies during the Rebcon-
His actions belied his sympathies, then.
Gen Logan is suffering from rheumatism, and -
member OF the Congress Ordnance Committee, whlch
will prevent his proposed through the South.
The late Republican Convention Of Hooking
r. Chase for President in 1865.
1t is stated that the Arkansas Rebel General Hind-
man soon to stump that state on behalf OF the kepnD
party Whatever his faults he is not q hinG man
IN political sagaclty
Judge sharswood, whom the Pennsylvania Demo-.
crats have nominated Supreme Judge ON the anSqual
suGragei platform, is said TO be IN favor OF cooreo
suffrage.
Alexander G. Murray, editor of the Radical paper
ruptcy for the IVh Congressional District and w enter
upon the discharge Of his official duties on the 2Ith
The Indianapolis Journal calls The Ner- York Duw
Book Ben Woods paper We pity Ben. The Hers ID
bad enough be compelled to father The Day BooA
IN this hot season IS rough
The Democrats of the Onondaga and Cortland
Senatorial District have nominated Hamilton Burdicks
esq their candidate for delegate 70 the
Convention TO I'LL the vacancy occasloheo Dy Tic uean
of L. Harris Hiscock.
Humphrey Marshall has been very quietly snufed
his ambition 10 III seat in the kenneKy Legsa
mating convention June is, whereupon ms name "aS
dropped
The Louisville (Ky) Democrat, says that Samuel Et
smith Of Greenvie late Republican candidate for ConS
gess the I'D District has served notice upon MT Jon
Young Brown, that he WIN conteSt MS rlent W Sse az
the XLth Congress
Several Democratic Congressman are in WashingS
ton for the purpose OF organizing plan ior poinesI
identity getting alarmed at the progress made by the Re
pubcans in the SOUTH and intend 70 make an eno'' 10
TIE Cincinnati Commercial has been advocating tha
nomination to Congress OF Mr Richard H. Smith OF TIA
Get of that city The motion numerously sceonded
and Il Is not improbable that he will be nominated Th
district is present represented by the Hon Rnheroa
HAYES who is the Republican candidate Tor Governor.
Col. Samuel Merrill, the Republican candidate fog
Governor of Iowa. is President OF the McGregor Natlonal
Rank He has been the Legislature, and was Colonfn
- the Sld Iowa Infantry who fought with credit an
Huntsville Big Black River Bridge ana Pert oDsons
The Democratic papers of Ohio talk big and ap1
nrspbsaS % Ss Of Cleveland denanty offers to O
his party will be beaten at the next election ey more
know his crowd and pacesa fair estimate onthe verac
of the COpperhead newspapers ..
THE registratjon of voters in Louisiana Is going on
smoothIy Up to the 10Th inst. there had been t9o4
voters registered in 90 parishes including the entre
parishes only do tho white voters have the majority sn
the coored registered voters largely outnumber the
whites. ..h. .rne,,o,,
Justice and sense Of black over white nigger say9
Gentleman who had been voting IN Mobile for ye.s
adt eOfSt tar
f6e White Registrar because the appncah1 nau nv -
NATURALIZATION papers The ColOred Regsrar mterposed
and said {" / know, you MI Lyens, ana KNOW you ao
entitled 10 vote and will record your sa = =.
Cows On Patton, and Sharkey Judges Eisher ane9
Yereer Senator Alcorn and other ponLciAns oi
Mssissinp Georgia and South Carolina, are repoftea %
have undertaken tho organization Of new party wneH
is 10 act independently OF Democrats ana i.aneae
a,or Alcorn has set the ball In motion in an opeED4
speech at oxford, Mississippi Inc eAAce cni "s
tie movement Is not yet denneo.. ,, IT., ~ J
A Southern editor recently ylsited tne ZION, InadJ
dens stevens and propounded the following question
s,nnose sir Alabama should organize governments
the negro providing for his education ano
Giving ample guarantees for his protection before tb1
IND good men who could take the test oath 20 Con-
0ress would you admit her 70 representation MhouS
moments pause Thad. answered Win strong
" No Sir" and the interview closed. .
The Republican Senators who probably cannot
reach Washington by the I'd OF July afe horr OF ve
mont Morrill, Of Maine, and sherman NOV uavtnnk ia
Furone Cole and Coess Of California, Wllnams ahc UT
bett OF Oregon, and Stewart OF Nevada sas none @ @ G 80
Paci6e COAST Thirty yfour Republican senators are az
home and can easily reach the capital by tat DAY my
should insure Quorum in that body In the bouse os
Pepresentatives Republican ma1oriyh 30 Sis 'nas
IS members must certainly be present. - - =.
The Houston (Texas) Journal punIishes 1en o Long
streets letter and says: I'VE ma IN INC @ s
nibiegn letter from Gen LOngstreet when We thhs
houId he read with great and It's colise rfeeye
nv the peoue The main pout IN the letter Is s soIess
reference TO the Democratic party regaraing a' pry
al tho nrcsent timo offering nothing nVt pFtJu-
dice We have often cOntended, throuh the columns
t The o1rna there is nothing tangible about II excepa
what was staked the war, and there lost We .Ei'o
with cen Iongstreet that the South must seek snue
other Standpoint upon which TO base her ttnrc ac'iVh
~, ,l,e De,ao lie marty. IL now Obsolete"