The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-03

The Sun Is running Governor Seymour, and
nor Seymour, the most distinguished member
Of the Democratic party, has not desired to be
Its Presidential candidate IN the pending con-
the Democracy ought to have hailed him as
their nominee with one accord, 1t cannot be
doubted that he has been deeply incensed to
from the course ana Mutual sG tSs. he
should have resolved to do his best to drive
them from the field. He does not admit the
sd f ms, urged against him on
present opinions on finance. II the Democratic
party means to repel the entire colored vote,
sSs rely fS5 In The south solely TPOa
do to force upon them more pronounced war
candidate than himself. As to the finances,
while he mathematics in round terms the
feels sure that no reflects the sentiment OF a
large, majority OF the party by opposing what
ever looks toward repudisting &C."
The Chicago Tribune says; iHon. Thomas
Hendricks, we Judge, has no disinclinHtion for
Official honors. He 10 now United States
Senator; a candidate for reelection to that
positionj a candidate for Governor, for Vice
President and II looks as though he might be
nominated for President. II ho should be
lively time.r
THE New York World wants to know what
Grant II Is that 10 the Republican candidate
for the Presidency. 1t is the Grant, somebody
replies, that whipped Lee, smashed the Con-
federaey, saved the Union, stamped out rebel.
Uopperhead Democracy after the second week
In November.
The funeral OF Colonel Thomas Hayes, Of
San Francisco, California, who died while on
National Democratic Convention, took place
yesterday forenoon from st. Francis Xavier
church, New York. The body will be con-
veyed to San Francisco by the next steamer.
THE Republican State Convention Of New
vRFaRV alQamhIa Trantnn nm m
to nominate a candidate for Governor. Cor
nelius Walsh, OF Essex; John i. Blair, of
warren and J; r. freese, OF Mercer, are
A TINES special says all the Southern dele
gates to the Democratic Convention, except
that from Alabama, will insist on voting, GU
the Democratic ground that those States were
never out OF the Union, and they will vote
solid for johnson.
The Iowa delegation come to the New York
Convention with the intention OF presenting
the name and pressing the claims Of General
dent.
A NEW York dispatch to a Chicago paper.
says; THE latest developments show that
Seymour is really a candidate. This fact 10
just discovered by the Pendleton men, num-
bers OF whom are already In town"
The city comptroller, sheriff, and district at
torney OF New Orleans have taken possession
OF their Offices under General Buchanan's
~ 'hV
oath.
ID. q. FINCH, OF Iowa, has secured quarters
at the st. Julien Hotel for the delegate from
that State during the session OF the Democratic
national convention.
A BALLOT was taken on the four O'Clock Erie
express train Tuesday, with the following re.
suit: 252 votes cast, 100 for Grant, a dozen for
Chase, and the remainder about evenly divided
between Seymour and Pendleton.
Sol. MILLER, OF the Kansas Chief, says the
printers will generally support Grant. He
viii not punish them with long messages,
keeping them up all night to put them in type.
THE Morgantown ConSihuiion urges Hon. W.
@. Brown as the Democratic nominee for Gov
ernor OF Western Virginia.
THE campaign was opened In Indiana by a
rousing Grant meeting at Indianapolis on
Saturday evening.
THE Republican candidates for the Congress
sional nomination In the Cleveland district
are James Mason and X. U. Parsons.
THK Atchison (KAnsas) Patriot, a Demo-
cratic organ, has suspended publication.
A. u. BALDWIN has declined to be considered
a candidate for the Democratic Gubernstorial
nomination in Michigan.
RANDOLPH STRICKLAND has been nominated
for Congress BY the Republicans OF the Sixth
Michigan district.