Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-19

PoIITIcAI--The Montgomery Mail advises
iis associates 10 cease assailing General Grant
lest this may injure the Democracy of the
NORTH The Lvnehburg Republieaa says the
same thing.
The Columbus Journal says several of
the Ohio delegates to the Democratic National
Conversion, notwitnst standing their ins truetions
1or Peadleton, are working openly for Chase
The Utica Herald says that Mr.. Chase's
letter declaring himself not a candidate for of.
nee, bat aserring that 1t will crafty him If the
Democrats would go Tor universal suffrage
reads much Ike the old gentleman's advice to
his sonsc-"B Boys. n is very wrong 70 20 hshine
on Sundays, and IS contrary 10 my orders; but
you know your father likes fish,
- II is rumored that should Mr.. Pendleton
fail 10 receive the Presidential nomination has
influence Will be thrown IN favor of General
HANCOCK.
The Antgomery (AlG.) Advertiser favors
General Mcclellan as the Democratic candi.
dale Ior the Presidency.
The LOaisrille Courier would like TO have
Buell, the soldier, and John Quincy Adams.
fhe statesman nominated.
The PItSbHrg Commercial says that the
use of Major General S. NJ. Crawford's name
In furtheranee OF the Chase movement IS totally
unwarranted
Ex-Governor Deuison, General Wager
Swayne, and General Charles q. Walcott are
all Candidates for the Repub ubiican nomination.
TO Congress in the Columbus (Ohio) district.
Hon. VIM. II. Wadsworth, a Democratic
Representative IN the Thirty eighth Congress
from Kentucky. is announced TO speak in
flemingsburg. IL that State. for Grant and
Colfax.
The Washington correspondent of the
Albany Argus says that the Ohio friends of Mr.
Pendleton Will assent to the passage OF the
two-thirds rule I'm the New York Convention:
and that IL they fail, under the operation of the
rule, 10 nominate their candidate. they will use
their power under the rule 20 veto the nomina.
ton Of Chief Justice Chase.
The following are the Republican nomil
nations for Congress in Illinois so far as thew
have been made: AT Large-John A. Logan of
jackson county. Districts-Second, J.. p
Farnsgorih, OF Kane: Third, L. Il. Washburne
Of 10 Davies; Fifth, +. &. lngersoll, of Peoria;
Sixth, b. e. Cook, OF Ottawa: Eighth. Shelby
III Cullom, Of Saagamon; Ninth, Amos e.
Babeock, OF Fulton; Twelfth, John B. Hay, OF
ST. Clair Thirteenth. Green Il. Raum, OF Sa-
line All are denominations, except Babcoek
and Hay.
The PIttsburg Gareas believes that the
Democrats Convention will finally settle down
upon President Johnson as a candidate.
The Chicago RePHbi,caa says at is
generally conceded that the Chase movement
has been inauguratsd for the express purpose
of slaughiering Pendleton. IL Is not love OF
Chase, but hatred Of Pendleton- Belmont x
Go. are the chief wire workers, and IL is Sc
cretly whispered around that as soon as Pen
dleton's chances are gone. Chase will be
dropped, and some man like Seymour nomi-
Chicago Times,is preparing To swallow Chase
- The Chicago Legion" will Cooperate
with the Cincinnati Escort IN protecting the
interests Of Pendleton In New York. ~ .
- The Louisville Coarier having been ac-
cused Of lukewarmness toward Pendleton, ad-
monishes the friends of the latter that they are
making him the representative Of q faction in
stead of the opponent Of the views Of the Dem.
ocratie party.
- The New York World Of Tuesday says
.sFor our part we do not think IL would be
wise or expedient 10 make any allusion TO the
President in the platform" 1