The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-30

The Keaiuekian is the name OF new Demo.
cratic journal established In Paducah.
CoSaREssHAN GRIswoLD, OF the Troy District, |
is spoken of As Governor Fenton's successor.
The Democrats have carried Mount Hope, |
Orange County, New York.
A KENTUCKY Republican paper styles the New
Hampshire victory The Grand Settler"
TEN Syracuse Courier (Democrst) say" history
will do justice to Andrew Johnson"
GIN. GARyIRLp, of Ohio, is stamping Connee-
tieut.
negro for town officer at the late election.
Hon. JOHN MoRRIssRy was screnaded by the
Democrats OF Little Rock, Ark, few nights
since.
GEN. sioxLEs received a fine reception ban.
the Republicans.
Mr.: CoLyAx's friends claim tina, the Chicago
delegates from New Jersey and Wisconsin will
support him for Vice President.
The Democratic campaign clubs IN Connect.
cut seli.style themselves jackson Assoc
Hon. JAMES ATKINS has been nominated for
Republicans.
,PosrAAsTEn CLEVELAND says that "Connec-
will meet 1t like menr
o Ns sss sS.s@ gives the bdoSw1g
neither the things in the World II any man
loves the World, the love of God Is not in him."
The Congressional Democratic Executive Com
mittee are distributing the speeches OF Doolttle,
Dixon, Hendricks, Bucks lew, Brooks, Beck and
woodward.
Hos. Joux A. KAssos has been invited to
take part In The Rspubiieap canvass in Connec.
adjourns in season to permit him.
E1-doyrRsoR BRows, Of Georgia, was not
permitted to speak in the State Road Depot"
the reconstruction ticket.
B. Il. HILL Of Georgia, said in a recent speech
81 tell you, in few words, ratify-establish this
robbery as the fundamental laws OF Georgia"
Tue Kentucky Siais'man says: The certainty
Of Grants nomination for the presidency is fast
| the Republican party heretofore"
a s SIC Grant club, embracing all who de
| OF strict party lines, has been formed In New
dent -'"' " y D~"e ~ p'e'''
THE Syracuse Courier says that Andrew John.
| son was chosen Vice President because of ais
eminent devotion to the cause OF the Union To
| this the Albany Journal replies: And that was
llst the reason why the Courier bitterly opposed
| THE Washington correspondent OF a Cincinnati
paper writes; ait has been said OF late that the
Manhattan Club in New York, comprising MIR.
August Bsis-Ont and other rnagnates OF the De m.
fever WITH
| old ticket. and urging the nomination on the 4th
July OF Mcclellan and Pendleton. As long ago
| AZ last November, politicians as shrewd as Ed
| win M: stanton, predicted the nomination OF
/ Mcclellan again"
paper writes Boutwell, is the black. haired
energy Of this imPesshmenti Bingham hold. the
AdnTs d yi"sy on Whoa and william:
who e can yell the loadGst sat Boutwei T. ths
steady wind, blowing strong aft to carry the
| vessel into action"
Gov. BRowSLow, Of Tennessee, in a long .a.
dress to the people Of his State, says: "In refer
ence to this native Tennessee question. 1t IL NO
mans right or bushes. to Inquire of a candidate
line he was born. This Ia a marrow, sectional
proseriptionIthe very spirit that animated the
Of sestionsii.m to suise or % century ' fhe IA
tests OF fitness for office all that Is necessary.
I. the candidate honest Il he ssps6ier va
this: WAS he born In Tennesseerh
SOME days ago, the secretary of the Lincoln
National Monument Association, Of Springfield,
Illinois, appealing for AID He received this
reply from a Justice OF the peace in Hancock
70 ne Lincoln Monument Associaiion:
tributing anything for the support Of your pro
lain and traitor that ever held an Office Of trust
rendered by the American people, you will very
Yours in hope, JIM. SPRINGER.
TnE Columbus (Ohio) State Journal makes the
following statement In connection with Gov
sworn evidence OF Horatio Seymour's Completely
with the Davis rebellion, for the reason that Il
became our duty while serving In an official ca.
ment the evidence to which we refer Mr. Sey.
mour 10 probably aware that, sh ould he ever be,
come candidate for the Presi deney, the sworn
statements Of reliable Witnesses will cony lot hin
OF having been, In the fall of 1854 in ntia
| corres pondence with Clement q. Clay and lame,
| p. Holcombe, then acting IA COMMUNIST one q fol
the Southern States In Canada. 1t 10 a some
what singular, but at the same time n signi AM
fact that the direct proof of Seymour's treason
able correspondence with the enemy has never
been made known to tho public"