The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-19

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The Cincinnati Gazeffe gossips In this wise
concerning the Ohio Congressional districts:
..Important changes are IN prospect. Even IN
to be changes that will remove from the House
some OF the best men IN the delegation. Mr..
CLARK, Of the Sixth, has already lost his re-
declines on sssoans q hi health. M. Plants
OF the Fifteenth, declines on account Of lAii-
ness. Judge Spalding to avoid being beaten
some danger Of being sheived because he has
had two elections, and some one else wishes
70 take his turn; Besidss these may be mem
TONED M Essisstoni General 1i, Sehs mex M.
ali Of whose districts are in more or los,
doubt. MI. A,hiey vii groSpssly ,sssivs an,
districts carried two years ago by the Repub:
In ave others defeat Of the present Represent.
syss nsy ~fS
Messrs. Mungcn and Van Trump, Of the Fifth
and Twelfth districts, are likely 70 be chosen
again, Of to be succeeded By other Democrats
Wilson, and Governor welker will probably
succeed themselves.
In . published letter Gerrit Smith favors
the nomination Of Chase, but does not think
the Democrats will nominate him. He says:
l, however, expect to vote for Grant and Col.
the platform on which they stand. Neverthe-
Democrats shall have the wisdom to nominate
the Chief Justice, and along with him gen
tlemanof similar views and spirit-a gentleman
towsrd he perroNi al ali prefer To- vote for The
Dept' he saws; Iwiss MI, Fessepden ana Mr.
Trumbull had voted for the conviction Of the
i,t.nnr nn,,vhtness h.nn nnt ~ is.. 'n rea
son to doubt that they voted Sonestiy. Nav,
In the light Of their eminent wisdom, I am
bound to pause and inquire Of my candid judg-
meat whether they did not vote wisely as well
as honestly.
TuH Missouri Democrat predicts that tho
u sn,h,ie M vii, r.nnmin * Ran,a.ants t,sa.
PiIe Neweomb. arayeiv. and Van Harn IN
ne ThirJ JIst,,ct nov nemoos.tin w n
Chase win probably run. In the Fifth. MI
McCIurg will probably DO Nominated for dow.
successor are Coi. J. ii. StoSeI. Col, W. HI
Benjsmin and Loan have declined repomins.
tion, and Hon. ]. r. Winters IL named to sue
coed MT; BENJAMIN;
the idea OF appointing Mr.. 0roesbeck A Sec.
rotary OF the Treasury. The New York sun
adds We have no doubt that this is wise
opinion. MT. Groesbeck 10 q man of great
ability and Of integrity without spot Fraud
and corruption would never be tolerated BY
son 10 going to appoint q successor to Mr.. Nc
OaIiooh, ist hin have MI. drossbeck BY all
means, ne VIII
THE Columbia lSouth Carolina) Phenir says
that the resolution favoring qualihed negro
suffrage adopted BY the recent state conven-
Io P. ~ ln M, sna ,apprevsd Sy e1tsos. y.
ton Gen ms Jane s, 9nsssnut hon A. Burt Gen
Gsn.1sI Wsas Hsmna,,n sna n ~. ro,'er,
other true and well tried men Of South Oar.
ollna. #I.IH- ~ Nv = 10
.THr Petersburg fades contains mi, sppe.i
torie mouatsins, unbending as their sncwy
Gaps. Make no compromise; be deceived by
no such trap for gufIs as this Chase move.
ment; you have taken your stand, maintain It