The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-10-08

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| THE 999's'ial1..s.qss.,' q oss'ls7=:
what f,.,a szs.E,.r. 81 70 'o',s.,s. s"'
4,o" tie cAte@ge Jo.,sq .otA, r
Gen. Hubbard has Withdrawn from
the Republican cardidature Tor Con.
gress in Minnesota, in favor of Hon
1gnatius Donneliy.
From the Chicago Pa,t, 2sM. Fl ns}
And now VIC trust the Republicans
/ s-of Minnesota will accept the situation
~as it is, bury, the hatohet of faction, and
present united front for Grant, COL
fax, Donnelly aud victory. True, the
latter name will be a bitter pill for
kso'tg.tiet|l1en rEbufTif they will glance
Fat the columns Of the Copperhead press
OF Minnesota, and see how they rave
and gnash their teeth over this COM
promise, the sure forcrunncr,, as it is,
OF the defeat Of their hopes, we think
theX.wM b:rsconcileds ty the -dose.g :,
Thc:eouutry sxpects,lo;ooo ins;okty
from Minnesota for Grant, Colfax and
the Union at the coming election, and
the triumph Of both Republican Con
sgressmen. That expectation, we are
1'oon6dens, will not be disappointed.
[rhe Post, which was strongly op-
posed to Mi. Donnelly's nomination,
now says concerning the new Couven-
tiou j ;<>>stA:::: = :: :~=.:< :.z<::<< as,5 e:
The Repgblicap Committee ofsthe
Seepnd EoGreslional District Of Min:
oesota, have called upon the delegates
to the Convention which nominated
Gen. Hubbard to re.assemble, sin order
to take action upon that 1gsatla NIL Ill !
withdrawal. If this Convention acts
wisely, it will confirm the nomination
fef Mr.. Dounelly apfhajqqnI A.sat-
ters now stand, the people Of the dis.
trict will cou"tenance no me,o non,;;no-
''y ylasg..||>jjl9;>ae$y(ltEl lag.|jl9;>ey lEI2l..< pronounce.
"tbe trouble in the Second Minnesota
District ended" and adds j
T. The anti-Donnelly men call another
convention, as they are bound to break
up the party, if possible. Any such
movement will be futile; u Dsnnelly's
election is now as certain rs tie CON-
ing of November: r.: {, ~ -.
From the Chicago Republican s0th. 81
|, We trust the tfoubles:*in tho Repub-
:ican ranks in the Second Minnesota
District are ended blythe formal with
drawal Of Gen:*Hubbard from the con-
test, and that every Republican, vote
will be united upon Mr.. Donnelly. We
regret to see the extreme acrimony
which the Republican journals of the
District have displayed in the coutro-
|Fsersy, but hope that the high consider
tlous involved in Republican success,
if not the claims of party fsalty, may
prompt all factions now to give an ear
nest and unerudsing support to tho
Republican candidate. We cannot at.
ford to squander our strength in per-
sonal alterations or allow private pref.
udices to endanger the vindications at
the polls of the principles and policy
upon which the national safety de-
ponds.
t,om the tiiniona Repu5liean soth.
The labors of the nonnelly. Hubbard
| arbitration committee which met at
this city last week, and adjourned over
until Tuesday morning, were summari.
" brought to an end, on Monday even
ing, by the formal withdrawal of Gen.
Hubbard from the canvass.
For this termination We we're uot al
together uupreparcd-not that We had
any intimation Of Gen. :Hubbard's. pur-
pose of withdrawal, but solely iuasmuch
as We believed that that gentleman
would be driven to this extremity by
the injudicious and even malignant de-
uunciations hcapcd upon him by those
whose duty and interest alike, under
the circumstances, it was to have stood
by and supported him in proceeding
for:which they were at least .as respou-
sible as he. We felt that he could
PCT, as an honorable, hieh:minded man,
continue in the field, subject on the
one hand to the formidable opposition
:of his rival, 'end On the other to the
open reproachcs and the ill.concealed
faccu usatiohs' 81 treachery of his profess
led edherents-reproaches and ACCUSE
lions having their origin aud basis on
ly in theminda Ola GLASS ii ne,i: xhodssie hdsi
own history fpEnisbes: pp certain guar
eqtee Of their fidelity either to princi.
tpfes or to friends. And the result has
justified our antieipations. Gen. Hub
bard, in a manly, candid, aud dignifed
letter, :5whioh wo publish elsewhere,
l,ys down tie nomination for Congress