The New York herald., 1867-10-09
POLITICAL INTELLIGEnCE.
Views Of the German city Press.


Views Of the German City Press.
me Demakyas trepubIican) comments on wesen-
oonks resolution, passed by the German Repubiesn
central COMMITTEE which, already reported Is TO the
enec that the republican candidates shall be called
upon TO declare whether they consider themselves
bound by the a1ti-excss and sunday Law resolution
passed By the Republican State Convention The
DemokrU argues:-
Where in all the world IL Il customary that conven.
uon ados 70 rs platform conditions which throw mis-
trust on u! Has State convention to deal with indi-
declare the policy Of the ~, party, g ' ana 1 each
cahdiaats proposed by such convention nom
special declaration the platform wIthoqs 10 any
an o. i; provisions he ceases 70 90 me eg
OF the party and the adherens Of the
him. histTust in tue Republican STATE Convention or
par. Cd account OF the absence OF such provision eau
no % Jssuleu DIR II tne German Republican Central
Comnlteo insists upon it that Will question the
ada1es;-"Dc you promise 10 Introduce 10 support
70 Iesoiauoa passed by the Republican, safe
convention on The 25th Of September PIT Ia certain
w. .s,r - - ~ 'auicais wno We're acupe W ssouilns
sne passing OF the Syracuse resolution will agree 10 this
proposition. particularly the delegate whose special
MISSION was 10 introduce tha, resolution Tie
oefa portion or the republican party Is sn cere ard
devoses upon the liberal Germans look upon this
sa Opportunity 20 gau with the liberal Americans avic
Greeley.
The Abend Ztnng trcpuolicsn says
With the exception OF Invisible editors all pru-
dent men know that the fall elections have for their
the tyralnical Excise law While . victory Of tho ro
publican party in Ohio and Iowa may bo desired we
might a. we'll help defeat tho in this State
lhis viii DO the policy OF the best and oldest German
paoncaha tne republican party N ms STATE must 90
purified oy he Germans An external cure Is frequently
better thaa remedies applied internally.
New YorI-Tirst Response from Democratic
Nominec-Speech of Solomon scheu.
A large number OF the friends OF Solomon Scheu,
aud Iu-p, pf
state, serenaded that gentleman In Buffalo few
ings since. In response complimentary remarks
Mr.. Scneu said:-
SIs-Permit me, through you, to return my heartfelt
thanks FOR this congratuatory visit and the aaering
terms in which you have been pleased to aiiude
personally. IL Is not my purpose to make lengthy
address, such not being my forte have always been
q working man in the party, looking more to deeds
aud results than to efforts speech making and
II We're SO gifted, the late hour which you have
called tue sudden surprise at this display OF music
friends and speeches. would from ndugipg.
have always worked faithfully for the true democratic
party and its principles, and Is source OF overwhelm
Ing pride that at this particular time when the clouds
which have overhung parry for last few years
oeing cleared away and its principles again be
that should be honored by my friends with position
on the state ticket Should DO elected OF which
"a tnmx tefs n is no doubt WIN inc entire ticket II shan
friends and party will have no cause to regret the comb
dence bestowed on mo.
New York Senatorial Republican Nomi.
nation.
SCHENECTADY, N Y, Oct s, 1867.
AT the Republican Senatorial Convention for the Fiji
seenth district held in this city to-day, Hon. Adam W.
Kline. OF Amsterdam unanimously renomnatsd for
State Senator
The Connecticut Election.
Tho Hartford Ccaran of the s.h up the town
elections in Connecticut as follows
As compared with last year, the copperheads have
gained the towns Of Andover. kiingy, Lyme, New
London and Seymour The Uoonlsts have reduced
EngI,sn's majori.ies Glastonbury, Middietown and
New London have increased Eawlsy's aorities IN
Berlin, Derby and New Britain
The Coming Elections in Arkansas.
[oFnuAL CIRCULAR
HEADQUARTERS SUB. .DlsraicT CT ARKASsAs,
LIrILs Rock Sept. %, 1867. !
The following extract from tho General Order pro-
vding for the election OF delegates Tor Convenon &c.
in Arkansas has been received IRON Headquarters Fourth
Military District and Is published for general infor
nation
The election will be held commencing on she fret
Tuesday in November and continuing until completed,
prescribed in the order.
Each registrar takes one-third the number Of pre-
in his county, and with judge and clerk OF eec
tion appointed by himself commences the first
Tuesday OF November and holds election in each OF bis
pIecincs days, when prat tcable,
day at each precinct Three precincts OF each county
viii thus be voted each day until aii arc voted.
Of Arkansas foiiows-Pulask, Jefferson and Phil
lips eacu elects FOUR Hampstead three; Washington
|
Ashley, Arkansas, Prairie, White and independence
each t~o: Polk and Pike togcheR one; Montgomery
and Perry together one: Newton and Marion together
one; Fulton and Selcy together, one; Cross and Poin
together, one; Mississippi and Crngread together
one. Tho remaining counties each has No
gistrar judge clerk of election DO candidate
the election. BY commsnd OF
Breyet Brigadsr General c. H. SMITH
CHARLES d. HALL. Secoud Lieutenant rwent, -eguth
United States Infantry, Acting Adjutant General
The Republican State Central Committee Of Arkansas
have issued an address
Complaints About the Apporti0nmcnt In vir.
ginia.
The recent apportionment OF representation IN the
proposed Convention in Virginia continues be much
discussed. and in many instances complained OF. The
Fredericksburg Herald says, for instance:--" Why
should Orange county and Louisa county neishbor
be each entitled separate delegate, and Spotisyl.
vania, which has all the requisites for a delegate be
grouped with two other counties In which the blacks
have small msjontos, and this aggregate elect three
deegatess Is it because Spotsyvania would elect
white dclegatsf Fauquier and Rappahannock, both
white, tho largely, has all iis large thrown
away Prince William and Stafford with their prepon.
derA,ing whio majority grouped while Fairfax and
Aexadra each elect separately Fauauier ard Fairfax
might havo been grouped without violence scgraphi-
cal position, and 90 might Prince William and Fairfax
and stafford and King George
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