Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-09

Senator Fowler ExeommunieatetI-
Prospects OF Chase-AtImfssiOn Of
the SOutIlern States-A Letter From
GEN. MeCIeiIRn-A Compromise Can-
dIdaGe Talked Of-RunlOrs Of Gen-
cFaI Amnesfy. .sf..t 81
4 Special to the Louisville Journal.
. WAsHINGToE, Jnne 7.--Senator Fow-
ler's name has been erased from the Ma
tional Republican Committee BY the impo-
tent leaders of the great conspiracy, and
the act is regarded as reading him out Of
that party entirely. II will be no calamity.
TO him. Let him bear it philOsophically.
. The Chase influence is certainly more
extended Than is generally known, and
there are those who profess to believe that
he Will be the nominee OF the coming
Democratic Convention.
Arkansas and other Southern States will
be admitted 10 representation in Congress-
after the delay necessarily attending the
passage OF the bills over the forthcoming
vetoes.. some OF the Radical members of
both Houses who opposed Alabama admis-
sion having given in their adhesion under
The Influence of party drill, There is lit
tie chance shat the veloes will be sustained.
Bat their echoes will not die away upon
abe winds. They will resound in the ears
Of long line Of generations ~
A letter from Gen. McClelIan advises and
urges that persons prominently connected
with the war should stand aside 10 the
Democratic National Convention for any
candidate less conspicuous who evidences
strength, and that every Democrat should
use all efforts to insure success, taking any
position assigned him. The purport of the
letter indicates desire on Gen. MeClellan's
part to keep his name out of the conYen-
lion. ..-.....f +
There has been much heated discussion
to-day A gentleman offered to bet $4,000.
or any part of that amount, that Pennsyl-
vania goes against Grant if Stanbery be
with Mcclellan or Hancock Z
second. The money is ready for any conner,
but no conner can be seen with spy-glass.
There has been considerable talk in the last
few days relative TO a compromise candid
ate, il, unfortunately, difficulty arise be-
tween the friends of the various prominent
Democrats. StaHbery's name meets Hni.
Yersal appreciation in snch contingency.
Special to the Louisville Courier. 3. 81
WASHINGTON, June WAS ad iaterinI
Thomas merely used as a cats paw in the /
J DEMONSTRATION imbrogio Undoubtedly !
he thinks so. He had anticipated re-
suming his duties as Adiutant General, but 4
when he applied to Schofeld, the War
said, Wait awhile, General"
and it is his own belief that he wilhwait a
long while Grant strongly opposed his
return to his old place, and Schofeld is
Grants friend. Perhaps Johnson may
issue peremptory order for Thomas to be-
but he may not. s..i 7l ,I'tG
Butler expresses the determination, If
WOolley does not purge himself of con-
tempt before the adjournment next month,
TO have the House pass a resolution order
ing his confinement until next session.
Pressure is brought to bear on johnson
for Cabinet changes, especially fer the re-
moval of McCulloch, but he urges many
reasons against it. Its impropriety is the
principal one, as the Senate may not con-
firm the appointments. aal has ,9H5I
There are vague hints Of the issuance Of
a proclamation of general amnesty. IIlI|