The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-18

The Illinois Register. Demoeratie, thus dis.
this business. Let them proceed with their pro-
cess. Mr.. Johnson is msir Pre'ideni. II he don't
suit them, lei hem get rid Of aim they can; The
appointee, gets into quarrel with the Republi-
can President, and the radical Congress backs
mp o e 70 sand W. and as az s
tumble scuDRe We are only so far concerned as
the good housewife was in the tight between her
husband and the bear. is, go II. Husband; and
go Il, bedr"
statement that the New Hampshire Democratic
State Committee cancelled his engagement In
speeches, but made seven, and was importuned
by the committee to remain longer, but his edi-
torisl duties forced him to decline. His speeches
were confined to one county, ockingham,) and
10 that county the Democracy made large gains
He thinks that II he had spoken In every county
the Democratic party would have carried the
State by sweeping Majority
The Charleston, s. c., Daily Ssps feels very
sore over the New Hampshire election. Itsays;
"New Hampshire gone to the devil by the usual
one Of our attentive special correspondents. TO
of the South 1t should teach the bitter lesson,
how uncertain are the currents OF popular feel
ing In the North, and that our deliverence II II
| can only be accomplished by general political
reaction In the Northern States, may yet be far
distant"
TIE New Haven Palladium says: "Msny OF our
| readers will doubtless remember the Rev. Mr..
Cordosa, a colored clergyman, who was ordained
some three or four years since In the North
Church, and who oficlsted a. minister to con
gentleman, we learn By telegraph, has been
nominated for secretary OF state In North Caro-
lima, He was educated In Glasgow, Scotland,
and Is man Of much ability and high ohNrac-
ter"
AT THE Portland tNIe.) municipal election on
Monday for mayor there was no choice,-each
there made up chiefly Of Republicans who are
offended because the Republicans In the Legis-
tion as a Republican issue, and have repealed
the StAte constabulatory law. The Republican
candidate for mayor has plurality leaf-a ma.
The choice for Mayor will be made by the
Boards Of Aldermen and COuncilmen. and
Mr.. Mcclellan, the Republican candidate, will
be chosen.
The Chicago Times says that the Democrats
feel under the deepest sense Of obligation to the
President for the obstinate, though not very
skilful fight which he has made gainst the can't
ing, rotten crew Of demagogues and noodles
who are running the country straight to the
devil;" but 1t adds that they desire to manifest
their gratitude In "some other way than by
electing him to the Presidency"
TIE New York correspondent OF the Philadel-
phia Ledger has been informed by gentlemen who
| took promine mt part in the recent State Com
| ventioh OF the New York Democracy, that 90 not
withstanding the reiterated newspaper state.
ments that Gov. Seymour 10 not a candidate for
his determination"
| The Memphis ArdIdnchs, In speaking OF John
| AlOrrlsbty, now IN lenNthsuc, shyh' 'lhObe VINO
have not seen h m may form = very correct idea
Of the man, when we say that the general de-
pertinent and traits OF character remind us very
much OF our distinguished fcllOw-citizen, Gen.
| N. Is. Forrest"
THE Idaho Statesman nominates Senator vii.
son, Of Oregon, for Vice President, on the Grant
ticket The Radical convention OF Wayne county,
Michigan, last week, nominated Senator Howard
for the Vice Presidency with Grant.
Two venerable Democrats Of Seneca county
| Aaron Easton, ninety-threc, and Sylvester liol
sey, nlnety-four, accidentally met at the polls al
the recent town election, aud voted the entire
Democratic ticket
JAMES l.. WRIGHT, Of Columbus, and Joseph
Oils, OF Circleville, Ohio, are candidates on the
Democratic side for the new Judgeship created
in that subdivision by the present Legislature
Hon JONI MoRRIssgY was In Memphis, Ten
nessee, at the county election last week, but de
clined an invitation to attend and address
Democratic meeting.
The German Democrats of New Haven hav,
organized a n-English club, aand are goinl
into the campaign with vigor.
SOME of the Democratic journals In Marylan'
are urging the claims OF Hon, Benjamin q. Har
ris for the Democratic nomination for the Presi
dency.
THE Charleston Mercury heads an editorial oil
the result Of the election In the Granite State
"The Rebellion of New Hampshire"
Tue st. Louis Democrats dedicated a new
Tammany Hall on Saturday.
TnI Buffalo Democrats had their guns al
ready for the New Hampshire returns.
The Kentucky Legislature has adjourned ain
die.