The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-11

ArARTY Ia talked Of as likely to spring up in
New York, who intend to nominate Commodore
Vanderbilt a. their cAndidate.for President. OF
this movement the Herald remarks ~ follows
"Should the Commodore consent to become the
dry goods candidate rs we'll A. = steamboat and
railroad candidate for the next presidency, be
would have fine chance to come down with the
> dust handsomeiy and help his brother million.
aires to pay the piper. But should he trust too
implicitly to the promises Of politicians, It IL
not unlikely that he may be treated by his
friends pretty much as "Live Oak George" Was
by his when II came to pinch"
REPUBLICAN members Of Congress have sub
scribed for over one hundred thousand copies Of
Senator Morton's speech on reeonstruction
They are to be distributed throughout the
country. . 40.
The rupture between the rebel and eonssrs-
tive Democrats In Maryland Is said to be rapidly
widening. ~. '..,
IT 10 RuNoRHD in Charleston that General
Candy will take the place of General Meade, and
General Siekies 10 to return TO that district.
Very doubtful
The New Orleans Cre,esni, a Democratic paper,
estimates that only about 1000 will be disfran-
ehised In Louisians by the provision Of the Con-
stitution adopted ty the State convention.
THE Kansas Senate has passed q bill allowing
persons, without regard to sex or color, TO prac-
| tice In the State courts.
We take the following from an exchange; The
| Democrats Of Lebanon, ILL.,, do not share the
| prejudice OF their brethren elsewhere against
| the coiored Individual. They are regular sub
scribers to a Newspaper edited BY ia full blooded
negro,v and crowded q hall the other evening to
listen to him, applauding him to the echo This
partially Is accounted for by the fact that he Is
stsuneh Democrat. .. a.
Nominations and Combinations.
The following nominations were sent to the
Senate by the President yesterday for considera-
| ton;
John W. Menries, to be collector OF internal
revenue for the Sixth district Of Kentucky.
Charles r. Tuckerman, Of New York, to be
Minister Resident of the United States at
Greece.
Captain Joseph +. Green, to be a commodore
In the navy, on the active list, from December Q
1867.
Commander George II. Cooper, to be a captain
In the navy, on the active list, from December p
1851.
The following combinations were made in
executive session yesterday by the Senate:
To be Postmasters-Wm.A A. Trower, at Shelby
vile, Ill; VIM. q. Powers, at Mount Vernon,
Iowa; WIN. s. Kelly, at Greensboro, Ala
To be Registers of the Land Ofhcc-Jamcs w
Henderson, at Humboldt, California; Danie
Sigler, OF Indiana, atNatchitochcs, La; Felix q
Clarke, of Iowa, at Des Hoines, Iowa. Charle
Mundee, of Florida, at Tallahassee, Fla; Irwin
W. Stanton, of Colorado, at Central City, Col.
Ambrose Campbell, at Marquette, Mich.
Vim. ]. Britton, to be assessor Of internal rev
, enue, First district Mississippi.
George NJ. Halett, to be receiver OF, publ
moneys for the district of Central City, Col.
, T. Scott Stewart, Of Pennsylvania, to be Consu
g.. at Osca and Hiago.
Pardon DodIs, of Utah, to be Indian agent 70
said Territory.
Luther L. Webb, to be superintendent of Ir
u dian affairs for the Territory OF New Mexico.
James W. Hancock, to be collector OF the Gu,
toms for the district of Saiuria, Texas.