New-York tribune., 1868-06-17

onS representative in cOnsTssS + forced bs tS
deSpe ,ors on aceocHs ead OF asUan Gen. Kefer Of
Clarke County, Hon. II. d. Harrison OF ma9son, non 10
Wnans of Greene are talked Of The District only
2es Republican majority last year bnt IL can 9e isue & 70
ination The With District carried by Gen Beatty
the special election last winter by nearly 1000 major
ity He win doubtless be a candidate again and will be
easily reelected la the IXth District Gen r. p Buck
land, OF Sandusky county, VIII De candaIe iS1on
eca county and Gen A. B. NetletOn and Hon Rush r.
sloan, of Erie, are mentioned as eanadates ne @ 4is
triot gave Thurman nearly 1000 majority last fa & ana II
the Democrats make judcious nomination, ~ WIN DO
almost impossible to redeem it. II however as seems d
school, like Abher NJ. Jackson, for example,
should be nominated soldier like auckland or Hetue
ton could beat him. In the Xth District Gen j, M ASH &
ley IL sure Of n denomination The RepuDncans OF the
XIth Dstricthave already renomnated the hon J9hn m
T. Wilson, the present member IN thiS DlstIIcC , .no
Democrats made greatest gains last Fall. sweeping
away Republican majority of 5000 and substituting
becanse of the unpopulary Of the Equal Suffrage Con
stitutional Amendment, which the Republicans alonS
BIRTH would not support Next Fall, with Grant
and Coliak tho, district can be carr carried v,oD GE
must be done The XIIth District now represented py
Judge Van Trump, shopelessy Dem0CratS ,N Nah iruP
will probably be sent back again Inc M W.
seat In the present Congress was held b Cen George W.
Morgan em but has been tn est 9
the Hon Columbus Delano VINO was h"aidou % bo e5 e
last week These two gentlemen WIN ake 1h ht e NIr n
again this Fall and IL is very probable lndeed thaI hOr
gan will carry It, 1t went Democratic Dy oyer1gOV S
Fail. 1t would seem curious that tho ODerlln DlslTct
Ocrat 1862, and gave only about 500 Republican naJo
last Fall This large enough to sleep OD anu
LOrain and Medina must poll their ful vote II tey Wo
be Oyerbalanccd by Democratic wayne, Ashlalu anu
Holmes. IieutenantGOv Welker who has now repre-
sened the District four Is talked OF Tor TehOha
ton as il also the Hon. James Monroe OF LOraln, at
present United States Consul a Rio Jancro. and Capt
s. Barker Of Ashland. The Hon Il. A. Plants mas de-
cined denomination in the XVIII District Dut we nope
ho may be persuaded to reconsider his decnatlOn le
Is very able and popular member, aud can Ieucc tne
district II renomnatod IL is IN his district that the late
judicial election took place. resulting in Republican
gain Of 22T over last Fall similar gain IN the rest OF
the district would give Republican majority. Inc
XVIth District il that of the Hon John A. Bingham It
sent him to the XXXiVth, XNXVth XXXVlth, ana
XNXVIIth Congresses, gave 1880 majority against in IN
1862 for the XXXYIIth, elected him by l25s majority to
the XXXIXth. and by 1l22 to the NLth lie VIII be the
nominee again a matter OF course, and has an ad
verse majority OF 800 last Fall TO overcome
He will do IT, In the XYIIth District, Gen
T.. r. Eckley OF Carroll County has had the
think time for him to withdraw. Gen b. r. Potts and
Col. Ed. Schneider are the principal competitors
for the place. Tho district Is safely Republican
In own district, the &VlIlth, Judge Spaldlng
declines denomination The prnclpa! competitors Us
readers know. the Hon. T. c. Parsons and James
Mason esq OF this county, VIM. H. Upson, esq OF sum
NIT and the g. X. Osborn OF Lake. AS tho district
water mark last Fall, gave about 0OOO Republican
majority. it is hardly worth while 10 inquire who the
Democratic candidate Will be. In the XlHth District
Gen James A. Garfield, tine present member, will be re-
nominated and reelected almost by acelamat0n lie ~
among the most influential and valuable statesmen IN
Congress- and the country iii afford 10 lose his sery
ices. Reviewing the ground, put down the lst lld
lYth, With, With. YIIIth Xth XVIII, XVIII AVllth
KNIlIth and NINth-l2 dlstricts-as pretty certainly
Republican: the Vth. IXth NIlt, and XIIlth-t0ur- "a
probably Democratic and the IIId, Nith, and XVIII as
close and doubtful