The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-25
STATE LEGISLATURES IN SESSION.
Tho following Legislatures are in session.
Senate radical.
Elect one United States Senator.
New York Politics.

TEE CHAUrAuouA CArrAnAuGUs RApicAL Botr.--
The bolt In tho ranks Of the radicals OF Chauuqua and
Csrauyus IL stiii fruitful Of irritation Ia tho
party. The Buffalo Express has q long article on tho
subject, In tho course OF which u says
We fear that the enemy has boon admitted to our
camp and that unfortunate counseis have been listened
TO much TO the damage Of the republican cause. We
notice that the copperhcad journals are fed with
mpar,s to them strength and confidence and weasens
the OF republican principe cause dstracs
ana overs .ne msmoers ., Inc party rom measures
tge Tue rumors tor yet they nothing but
tat have been put afoat affecting the Official integrity
OF General Palmer the Commissary General OF this
State caught M by the opposition press with vow
70 st gmatiziDg Governor Fenton and bringing odium
upon his administration. We notice that tue James,
town JoS nal admonshes the Governor that tho only
way which ne save himself Is 10 throw the Com
nissary General overheard. II Governor Fenton Is
convinced General Palmer corrupt and has been
guilty of the pcu,cfons hn'ed at but Of Uhica there Is
no prof before ne Psoi'e aide from any considerations
relating to hinse,f he should st once remove him but
the other hand II the Governor has TO be-
eve that this ciamor has any foundation in truth and
sure or personal injustice should be inflicted upon
sho Commissary General or any other man 10 crafty
she pusjudcss or hates Of others
Connections Politics.
Marshall Jewell. Who heads tbs republican ticket IN
Connecticut Il said to DO the strongest ofai who
we're named fos the place He Is about forty years OF
ase He is 9 son OF rliny Jewell. Of Hartford with
whom ne u hs3oCiaten IN Inv tauncIy pusluesN Al
though self man he has found time cultivate
the eshetca part or his nature and he has Of The
nnes, private collections or paintings owned In tho
country Az an indication OF his personal popularity
and political strength may be stated that az a oandi.
daio for State Senator the Hartford district last spring,
no ran svcr three hundred votes ahead Of his ticket
The candidate for Lieutenant Governor Judge Francis
wayiand. Of New Haven. lie 10 Q lawyer and Of
the late President wsyand, Of Brown University
The Democratic State Convention OF Connecticut will
DO held on tho sotn Inst.
The National Democratic Convention.
Tho effort TO change the time FOR the meeting Of the
National Democratic Committee 10 al earlier date than
previously hrsd has been abandoned The 22d OF Feb.
rusry therefore, s,Ands the day for arng time and
pscs or tho National Democratic Nominating Coaven.
tiop The following gentlemen OF the Committee have
already sgn6ed their intention TO rspressn. their states
Al the meeting John q Milson, Of Virginia; william
Aiken, Of eouth Carolina: william A. sharkey.
Mississippi; George q. Houston. Of Alabama;
John Hancock, Of TEXAS; A n. Chappcn,
Georgia Judge Marvin, Of Florida A. b. Greenwood, Of
Arkansas; Joseph McCorks, Of Nevada; Thomas
swssny, Of West Virginia; and Joseph Patrick, Of Ne
brasks Edwin Cooper. Of Tennessee, IT'S thought,
will be sppsiassd In The place Of ceiess Campbell, d.
ceased
Politics and Temperance In Massachusetts.
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