The New York herald., 1868-06-03

manly manner In all his relations Official and per-
munty in regard to his removal hence that Of re-
gret.
Political Notes.
The Chicago Tribune, radical, says that muster
of the thirty-tw0 delegates from Illinois shows
majority who opposed to Pendleton personally
and to his platform, and who relieving themselves
ON the first and second ballots Of the obligation OF
their Instructions will vote thereafter for any man
who will be satisfactory to New York and New Eng
land.
The Philadelphia Press radical says the loss to
the republicans Of Washington on the LIST inst. was
'simpy victory Of the returned rebels"
At the city election in Norwich, Conn.,. the republi-
ticket elected by III majOrity-a democratic
gain Of nearly 200 on last years vote. The vote
polled was 1858, the largest ever cast.
The New Orleans Times, May %, reproduces the
report that the Louisiana delegation to the Chicago
Convention was bought for Fenton for Vice President
for $1,000.
An ex-representative in Congress from Alabama
writes to the editor OF the Mobile Advertiser from
washington to the following enect:-"The man who
stands strongest with the people, is true to the
sttuon and advocates the restoration Of the South
on principles OF justice, should be our unani nous
choice, though he may have led the forces of the
Union in the late and devastated the farest por
ti0ns Of our country"
The Harrisburg (Pa.) telegraph, June l. states that
the republicans Of the Twenty-second Congressional
district ALLEGHENY county held their delegate elec-
tons on Saturday last and from the returns received
General James N. Negey has undoubtedly secured
the election OF o large number OF his friends as
delegates, which insures his nomination. The
General was brave and daring soldier during the
late war, and Is eminenty fitted for seat in Cong
ress His election is beyond dobut.
The report that Ex-Governor Horatio Seymour has
positively declared his preference for Judge Chase as
the democratic nominee does seem to be credited
in some quarters.
Certain republican journals are demanding that
Judge Chase and senator Fessenden shall be enaced
from our currency issues, and are expendng great
deal Of breath about the standing offence" which
the faces OF these gentlemen to everybody who
FVnes money. None OF them, however, have shown
their indignation by refusing to receive the notes
and pass them for their full vaue-faces included.
Democratic State Convention is called to be
holden In Atlanta Ca, on the 22d July next, to be
COMPOSED OF delegates to be appointed without re-
gard to number by the democrats and conservatives
OF the several counties OF the State the purpose
OF consulting upon such questions as may be pre-
sented for consideration, and in the event that the
State shall be admitted into the Union and permitted
to vote in the Presidential election also to nominate
an electoral ticket to he run by the democrats and
conservatives in the ensuing election for President
and Vice President of the United States
The Texas Reconstruction Convention met at Aus
tin on the LIST inst
Democratic State conventions are held to-day June
81 as folews:-Connecticut New Haven; Alabama,
Montgomery; Colorado, Denver.
A radical paper confesses that Mount Vernon is
going to decay-and that too, under nearly eight
years Of radical power.
Somebody has discovered that the republican ticket
Ia purely military, being made up OF General Grant
and Col. Fax. Its strongest supporter, n conse-
Quence says radical paper Is General Satisfaction.
An enlightened republican," probably In contra
distinction to an 'intelligent contraband," writes
from Washington, May 2s:-"our arairs are becom-
ing mixed and wear an unravorable look. DO you
think Butler and Bingham mean Grant well by keep
ing Congress and the country In turmoil about im-
peschments 1 have my doubta There Is ground for
much apprehension In the present situation Of
things,
The Cleveland tohio) Piaindealer, democratic,
gives the following FIRST political "straw" of the
campaign as the result OF vote taken Pittsburg
train approaching Clevelsnds-
Pendleton' u
Pendleton's majority 55
The Detroit Free Press, prejudiced, says Colfax
was put upon the radical ticket as kind OF insur-
ance policy upon the life Of Grant. when Charles II.
was warned Of the danger Of assassination by his
brother James that monarch replied, mo man de.
sires my DEATH for that would make you king" IL
was naturally inferred that no man would kill Grant
| to make Colfax President
Il
| An rYroRruNArB AMATEUR SPoRrsMAN.-Mr.
| Shehce, gentleman OF Lawrenceburg, who made
himself somewhat conspicuous In that city by be-
coming bondsman for Mike McCool when the latter
party was required TO give security for his appear
before the authorities has ample reason 70 wish
than 10 have gained an ephemera notorety for con.
Meeting himself 80 closely with the prize fight and
in gratitude to Mr. shehee FOR his timely interposi.
/ ton, proposed to honor him with seat with the
bottle holders that he might the better observe the
progress OF the contest. When McCoole went TO the
ring he took shehee with him. Thanks to the insnp-