Smyrna times., 1868-06-17
POLITICAL ITEMS.

SKNAToE FESsENDEN Saturday received signed h
SIX of the leading citizens of Boston, all headed h
Governor Bullock inviting him which they propos,
to give him al his convenience 1t is said that no will not
cept the invitation but will send instead expressing m
thanks and entering somewhat elaboratcv defence of his
vote On impeachment The Senator is much eated the
ceipt of this document
NoMNArIoxs.-The Republicans of PHILADELPHIA have made
the following nominations For MayorGen. Hector Tyndae
City SOicor-ThOmas j. Worrell District Attornev-Wrn
H. Mann Sixty -four botng members of the District Attorney
Convention nominated Isaac zeurst opposition to Mann
The Congressional nominations were; list Distrc-Bepisnn
L. Berry; 2d-Chares o Nc 3dLoonaId Myers 4tll-Wm
D. Kelley All denominations except Mr. Berry In the Judi
cal Conventional Clark Hare nominated for
Judge OF the District Court and NJ Russell Thayer for
Judge.
The Cincinnati Enquirer utter its of warning TINS
Democracy of the Cnlted States have already
Mr. Pendeton lie the choice fouffths of their peonle
They believe that their delegates at NewYok will attf
choice, and if not, they will exact sor, ord CT, -
bity." ~ -P0iN''
Vaandigham that he not only not sensitive about
his record during the war, but proud of it.
Chase and Davis JcTerson) is lately proposed Damo,
ticket N -""'o''"'o
Hon. W. H. Wadsworth prominent member of the third
party in Kentucky who refuse to be
10 the rebel Democracy and has taken the stump
Colfax, " ~ anu
curious feature of the present campaign was the
recently o the American Equal Rights Association
e eSulng OF woman suffrage and the appointment
ny theu Oh MIS- T. Cady Stanton delegate
women Of the United States to the Democratic National
Vehh ITO press upon the delegates the proprey
woman suffrage within their resolves As there is An mma
dae prospect OF such resolution being adopted by the Dem
oeac Convention and of the skies falling at about the same
time large number Of larks will undoubtedly be
Let every advocate of womans rights therefore be eady for
lark."-N. Y, Tribune,
We sympathze sincerely with the Democracy In their trou
bes Up to this date they have decided whether to
nate Republican Democrat for President whether tbcy
will stapd the platform of gold whether their
enment. O COURSE Democratic principles are immutabe-
when they decide what they are.-N. Y. Tribune.
WE make the following extract from tho New York Word"
pemoOraD on the Suffrage question:
IT, then, the southern are over
1t can be only under the auspices of the State
Governments which about to go into operation Negro
Suffrage can be amended out Of them only by an election in
which all the negroes will vote We do dispute the
hty OF this being done but Is it prObaheP Is Il 40 eas
and so promising as to make duty and prudence for
the Democratic National Convention to advise the Soutberp
Whites to attempt tS Why should assume to advise them
at all on amaer purely domestic concern Since we can
render them no aid why should give them advice Evan
we could elect Democratic Senate within the our vea
(Which we cannot we could neither the expunRed State
0r cause the Southern negroes to vote for their
own acknowledgements So long the negroes did not vote
here was sense and reason in constant cry of
ehce But when they do vote consistency may indeed reo
s 10 hOd the same doctrine hut does consistency rou m
TO proclaim itt Formerly nOnnterorence meant
10 Negro Suffrage at present interference would leave