New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-11
POLITICAL ITEMS.

The election of Congressional delegates from
Arizona s 10 take place June s. John A. Rush Is the
Democratic candidate, and Gov Mccormick tho hide
pendent and Republican candidate
The delegates mt large from Alabama TO the
Chicago Convention r. NJ. Reynolds Of Wilcox Co.,
eomery County G. r. Moulton Of Mobile and the alter.
mates Gen. ID. r. Coon OF Dallas, Col j. d. jenkins OF
Of Taladega
David Logan, the Congressional nominee of
the Republican party In Oregon the only son OF Judge
North Carolina but went 10 Illinois at early age. In
is9 he emigraed from Illinois 10 Oregon, where no has
date for Congress and was beaten by about votes
In the following he again on the same ticket for
Democratic opponent Is Joseph Smith.
The Ne,c- Orleans Bee thus notices the demise
The Tribune newspaper of this city announced In its
issue Of Sunday last that It's publication would Gense
thereafter Win the defeat OF ts eanddales JuIg9
under the new Constitution It's occupation Is gone. me
for consderS6e time at heavy loss TO its propreiOs
EdOraly 10 conducted on the whole with fallness
lis columns although think It many times took mis-
taken views Of the relations Of the coored to the "to
population, and, In fact, occupied q false position
The editor of The BdtesUIe (ATk) RepubH-
says OF the Legislature OF that state elected under
the Reconstruction act There is one remarkabe Iea
ture pertaining 10 the present General Assembly when
Is worthy of particular note viz: There Is not member
in either the Senate House Of Representatives who
cannot prite his name in plain legibe hand Ana
we now assert without fear Of successful contradiction
because prepared 20 prove ~, that IL the rst
General Assembly convened IN Arkansas I'm which
there not members who could not write their own
This Ia an item over which II would be wen Ior
the decency' and respectabilty' TO ponder"
Vallandigham's paper says in regard TO the
coming Presidential campaign or one thing In our
deberatye judgment and deep conviction, all concerned
may assured and therefore Eastern Conservative
and War Democrats, and their allies In the West may
take notice Of and govern themselves accordingly
No platform candidate will or can carry ONO or any
Western Border state, that is committed openly os
facility to the prescription OF the sagacOus, gallant and
truly patriotic who refused 10 support the hto elV
war; with all it's evil aud bitter fruits aoeumnatng now
every day Let the Captain Cuttes OF war democracy
and Conservatism make note OF IT,"
The Macon Telegraph, in commenting upon
tho Georgia election, says.
The issue has decided faganst MS and We have no
power 10 resist tho decision II We would we DOW 10
reluctantly but I'm good faith. None viii rejoice more
than ourselves good spring from so unpromsng
source But, OF thing We are satlsneu; Whatever
may be the final result OF this violent revolution In tho
political Institutions OF our State the men who inaug
rated and carried 1t forward 10 consunmatlon are
doomed 10 disappointment. We have no objection II
they insist on A. TO tho admission OF Georgia into the
Union and her representation into Congress- under tho
present form OF reconstruction In time Tor her 10 take
part in the apprOaching Presidential election Indeed
rather invite the Radicals Of Congress To take in
We shall certainly give good account OF ourselves In
November next N tho Northern Radicals do not hnd
themselves heartily sick OF universal suffrage wo shall
acknowledge ourselves sadly mls'hhen
The Ohio Legislature added another link 10
tho chain OF outragcs the baotbox by the passage OF
law making IL Illegal for any person 10 any ballot
printed any other than plain white papcr-no visible