New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-14
ATTEMPTS TO BREAK UP THE SOUTHERN UNION
LEAGUES.

~ BhLAh VI lhts SVOihLhN bNAON
LEAGUES.
The Tdrboro' q. c. Southerner complains
that Gen Candy lately released from imprisonment or.
dered by the Court Of Quarter Sessions in EdgecOmbe
County Maj Tattan aud number Of negroes who were
convicted for the alleged false Imprisonment Of Wiley
Taylor, member Of the Loyal League who voted the
Democratic ticket As Gen. Candy had been informed by
tho report OF Mai Compton, Commandant at GoldsbOro
that the prosecution from prejudice the part
OF the civil authorities and an intention To break up the
League by such MEANS" he granted the order
of release but held the parties subject to
hng tbe Carving Of concealed Weapons The
Tarboro editor thcroupon becomes iratc and says,
ferriug Major ComptOns statement, that 1t Is wholly
unwarranted by Of the facts OF the case and reflects
too grossly upon the integrity aud honesty of our zens
phhtc denial OF slanderous accusation" Very little
confidence be placed on the editors denial however
in view Of the fact that In the same issue,
Of his journal there is an emphatic indorse-
Of tho Democratic Association Of Jackson Miss, viz;
1--WE will not hereafter employ cOuntenance, or sup
port in any manner any man, white or black, who IS
known TO belong TO the Union League. and who deter
mines TO continue member thereof 1.-THE idea EN-
brGeed in THIS resolution" says the Tarboro man "s
talned IN The SoUtherner TO believer
THE PROSPECT IN NEw-JERsEY.
The Trenton Gazette says: " From appearances
the campaign in this state will be Of marked yigor
Republic being forped. Grant Clubs being organ
ICED, although more activity might be displayed in this
direction Such clubs ought 10 be iormd In every town
ship Of the state and at once. But the promising
indications grow out OF the choice OF the recent Conye.
ton for Central Committee and the Electoral ticket AT
the head OF the Central Committee will doubtless be
yocates Of the nomination Of Mr. Blair Unity is secured
In the counsels OF the Committee by the
fact that IL Is almost entirely made up Of
those who were personal supporters Of br Blair That
the present Committee will strain every nerve TO secure
success, and that they will have ability in planning
campaign will not be doubted IL Is understood that
Office through which the correspondence Of the campaign
will be conducted will be shortly opened. and clerk
employed There will be thus difficulty in keeping up
n
believe, too, the organization OF the township and Legs-
ps usually left to ReW the close OF the campaign will
be promptly attended To- Az element Of vgor aud ~.
gentlemen whose names are on the Electoral
ticket. The gentlemen selected as Ptesi'
The Hon Joseph r. Bradley has an extended reputation
as an able lawyer and a heightened gentleman His
i on OF s high ability and exalted character The Hon
Andrew X. Hay the other Senatorial eector, is one OF
tho popuaT IN West Jersey having at one time
served the It District Congress with great acceptable
ity Mr. John W. Hazleton, the Eecor for the st Dis
sSG and GSSr IN te That E Rss OF oS
hold, a man OF high character, and Republican
the III District Eector is young and growinglawyer
Hunerdon County, who during the whole history OF
the Republican party has been an active supporter Oh Its
Tor their promotion. He will be certain to bring Hunter
Tuttle nominated by the Ivth District years since
represented Passac County In the Legislature, and last
Henry d. Van Ostrand the Eector for the With District
Is resident OF Hudson County, engaged largely in mer
camille pursuts and Is known "a among the most active
and efficient Republicans OF that county His selection
affords gensa satisfaction, and Will strengthen the ticket
with the workingmen Of the party. The personal pOpu
lary OF these gentlemen VIII do much toward insurlnR
tho triumph Of the ticket"
The Hon. Charles Sitgreaves, NJ. c., Is
prominent candidate for the Dem0cfauc nomination Tor
Governor In New-Jersey
The Democrats of San Francisco, on Satur-
day night, ratified the nominations OF Seymour and
Blair Governor Haght presided
The Hon. John A. Bingham and the Hon.
Hannibal Hamln spoke TO large Republican meeting
In Bangor, Me-. on Saturday evening.
The Wilmington (Del) Commercial says
"That women will be accorded right to vote at very
distant day, there Is not reasonable doubt IN the minds
OF Intelligent people II Is good cause, aud has In ths
country, we'll In England somo most excellent and
worthy advocates IL s therefore with feeling OF dis.
gust that the friends OF the the behavior OF su
d. Anthony at the NewYork Convention, yesterday
For any woman. having prominence Tor her ability
and eanetness to seriously propose TO obtain indofse
ment OF Woman Suffrage from Democrato Convention,
Is not only absurd but Contemplate Naturally her let
ter was read In Tammany Hall yesterday amid great
laughter" but wherever there Is man or woman who
feels earnestly the subject tho report OF such pro-
ceeding viii be read With great palm"