New-York tribune., 1868-06-11
CANDIDATES FOR coNcppsO

| The Democrats of the XIIItb Ohio n;.
swear to send tho Hon. George W. Morgan baet 10 nc
4 gress next year. 'A !" Coa-
Jerre Williams wants to be the D.,,
nominee from the XVIII Ohio Congress DIs,r,es o
| Rep '"' a. fian<,
Col w. F. SwitzIer of the Iy,k ,u.,
District not satisfied with his defeat by the a ossoun
Nm ~ anderson TWO years ago, wants the Democratic 70 ~
The Hon. Jehu Baker positively refined 4.
accept denomination for Congress IN the xiith "a
District and Major John b. Hay selected az ta p
| publican nominee. ~ 10
| soldiers movement" has been started 4,
the Vth Illinois District under Democratic ansn,e ~
bring out Gen. John H. Howe as a Candidate for Cpne
| against the Hon. f. c. IngersO.
| The La Crosse (Wis) Democrat states th..
MwsnEee sSi purpose 20 elect Matt Carpenter
Doonttle, whose term expires in 1869. -''
| In the new Third Congressional District a,
msotS soEs Of Od 11%D s1s Republican pSSmnee
Democrats will run Hon. W. 8. Holman.
Judge Pet1s was yesterday unanimous,v
nominated for Congress by the Republicans Of the XXI
Pennsyvana District In the place OF the Hon Darss.
A. Ftnney. .. NV"
w. j. Blackburn, the fearless editor of IN.
Homer ta IAqd, has been elected 20 Congress by ma
gOrlty or 2253 over his strongest competitor He .
brother OF the State Controller Of Tennessee
The Republicans mentioned for the Unjted
SLaLes senate from Louisiana are MajorGen Frank J.
HERON. the Hon w Kellogg, Gen. McNilen, the Ios
Others ~ -A~
1t is thought that the Hon. Carman A. New.
comb VIII be nominated by the Republicans OF the ia
nomination are Mr.. Fnkleburg, Judge Owens and Coz
Cayender. .. ~"
The Democratic nominations for Congress In
misssepp are now complete, and are as follows Fine
Dlstrlct, Charles H. Townsend; Second, T. N Martin,
Third. e. r M Turner Fourth, George L. Potter; FftA
William T. Martin.
The Republican Conventions for nominating
nd QnAfd faKG NH
deipha yesterday. Charles ONel was renomnated for
Congress in the I'D District In the DstrictAttornsy
contest for the charmanship II is Believed hoyeys
that William b. Mann will be renominated.
Some of the prominent Republican Journals
OF propose that the Hon. Edwin NJ stantoa
shall be chosen TO the United States Senate place Mr.
Buckaew, whose term expes the 4th OF March nert
me fthSourgh Gdzee thinks Western Pennsylvania en-
titled to tile senaOrshp, aud trusts few months OF re-
la1ation VIII induce Mr. Stanton TO abate his demand for
setirement from public station Other papers favor he
soi'Htion OF the Hon. Morrow b. Lowry.
MI. y, III. Shackelford, in accepting the Con-
n, hsmination for Congress in the With Virginia
be to defeat the CONSTITUTION presented TO tRe 1eoe a.
vi ~ IA i9r rauneaton by the Radical Convention re-
preserve and perpesSe the eomse W."
absolute control OF the white race in all the
sn Os tg government OF the sate of Virginia and pre-
therein by the African race"
The Republicans of the With Ohio District.
now represented by the Hon X. W. Clarke. have Dom
mated John Smith, esq, Of Highland for Congress- Hs
resident OF Hisboro, about "a years old and gradu-
ate Oh Miami University. He was a member in the Ohs
CONSTITUTIONAL Convention and also once member OF he
senate. His fine social qualities and great magnanmv
rendered him popular throughout the large section
OF the late Gov Trmble and his Democratic opponent IN
the congressional race is likely be his own brotheris
law tne Hon. Matthew Trimbe.
The Dayton Journal says that inquiries ara
occasionally made touching the representation OF the
lld ONO District IN the next Congress- SO far "A its
advised, the only name mentioned in that connection u
lihJ Oh our distinguished ReDregpntatiVa
ScLenek, whose eminent services great ability and thor
ouga integrity in public Office are universally recoend
- nda Nv 20 guess who VIII be the Democratic nOmlnse
DeTDln ward VIII make strong fight for IT, Mr.
,estS sAs1am m M assents Mr. Ward viii get IT, Hbsse-
Iecgs' MI Ward VIII be disappointed.
The Hon. Wm. Loughridge has been renom-
mated Tor Congress in the Ivth Iowa District In hs
OF acceptance after referring the new State Con-
sutuiions OF Arkansas South Carolina Georgia North
carolina and louisiana he says In their iurlsdctions
~ nes sand equal before ne dtc without regard TO
Which Blush 20 saS H scale Of liberty and
hsh & % n1tne[n states our own among the number bnt
TO- before our laws are consistent with the princplsa
pon which our Government is founded-the Immortal
rincipies OF the Declaration Of Independence"
The Republican Convention in the Ist Congress
District OF Iowa has nominated the Hon G. W MeCreery
Keokuk for the seat now occupied by the Hon James
= Wilson; Mr.. McCreery is a man OF high order q
esided in Ohio nearly all his LIE and has been AN active
ealous Republican since the Organization OF The
AIKEN rank with the first lawyers Of the state and Sss
wloe been elected member Of the Legislature. Upon
Judiciary Committee, distinction but seldom accorded
o new member in legislative body In every position
'nch he has been called to M he has acquitted himself
nth distinguished ability
STRAWS
At the town election in Middletown, Rich
eGna County n T., Mr. r. Brick, jr not Birch
H. D,nnic;nol a1aot;or Ia TrrLono IN hoII