The New York herald., 1868-05-09
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE
New Southern state Govcrnments and Con.
gressmen Elect So Far a. Chosen.


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New Southern state Gover.menss and Con-
gressmen Elect So Far a. Chosen.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
The following Is the ofhcial report Of the members
OF the State government and Congressman elect in
South Carolina. 1t Is needless to say they are all
| RADICAL W
GoUernOr-R. K. Scott. E.lt..r
Lieutenant GOUern0f'-Lemuel Boozer.
,, AUutant and Inspector Generat-Frankln j.
Secretary or Sate-Francis L. Cardoza.
| comptroller Generat-J. l.. Neagle. ari
IredsTef-Nfes G.. Parker
| AuoIftey Generdt-D ii. Chamberlain.
Ss.nperutteitde't or observation-disclosures X Jillson.
Elias e. picSson e SogsssAt Frs, large M Epping
" " bowen, Simeon Corey James H. Goss.
/ LOUISIANA. 100
Inc loiiowihg Is complete list of the new State
officers and members of Congress elected in Louis
| ana
| GOue7nOr-Henry C. Warmoth
| Lieutenant GOrernOr-Oscar j. Dunn
| AudftOr-G. M. Wicklne. w
Superintendent Of observation-disclosures W. Conway
TreGSurer-AntOine Dubuclet.
| attorney General-S Belden. -i .r t., ..
Members or C0n0ress-FIrst distrct-General J. H.
| Sypher, rep. SecOnd-James Mann, dem. Third
]. P. Newsham, rep. Fourth-Michael Vidal rep.
Fhth--Winam Jasper Blackburn, rep. -f.4'.l'.
The following gentlemen have been chosen to rep
resent the State IN the Chicago Convention
Delegates at Large-H. G. Yarmouth, Thomas W.
Conway William Pitt Kellogg, Bernard Soule.
Congressional Dishtcts-First dstrct.J H.
Mcconnell; Third-Samuel Houston, Judge Pizbee;
Foqrth-M Vidal A. J. sypher; Fnth-C. W. Cowell,
A. b. Benham.
The Legislature has working radical majority in
both houses, insuring the election OF two United
States Senators and the ratification OF the constitu.
tional amendment The latest advces as to the
recent election indicate the adoption OF the constitu
tion by majority Of nearly twenty thousand, and
the election OF the radical State ticket by majority
ranging between twenty-five and thirty thousand.
The South and the COIOred VOte-lmpOrtant !
Speech by Wade Hampton.
At q meeting Of the Democratic Club of Rich.
land district, South Carolina, held in Columbia
on the 4th instant, General Wade Hampton delivered
speech In the Of which he made the follow
ing important remarks:-- iAtIa.o 70 ypgo GA 3A
Although absent from the State for a length Of
time, have watched your proceedings with keen ,
interest, and have been highly gratifled.
claim that we have rights in the Union, ,
1t was with the understanding that we were
to he readmitted to the Union WIN ali rights,
dignity and equality unlmpaired. Mr.. Lincoln so
declared and Mr. Seward so stated in hts foreign
dispatches. was willing to see the Union restored,
and that When our states were restored our people
But fear that many Of our people were too ready
to yield concessions They not only met the radical
aessass Da to wses e Nana S
mating Convention, to meet in New York In
saly next, WIN see that the rights 0f the
| your Convention was consistent and polite.
| We should go with the democratic party IL
they advocate state rights. recently met two gen.
tenen from pa arishes in Louisiana, wlcn con ained
large colored majorities VINO stated that the colored
people had been properly informed or the position
they occupied, aud the consequence was tnat p one
Of those parishes tAere were 500 majority for the
be told GODS that u he erpects tD escape the
tte pr TIE I,sdan ne siaontd g9 in soith the demo,
psa resaes psas
| meeting In this town, and told them that be-
heved all these matters we.e unconstitutional and
would be wiped out. l told them that ! was
willing to extend to them an educational ana
property qualification. The colored men have not, u
y true, carried out the views they then expressed;
led on Now, when tie democratic party Is gettng
into the ascenancy at the North, and Will shortly be
IN power, We could Turn our backs upon The pnlorJ
uaate c9losed msp and teil them % we would @ !, nays
case THIS matter should be settled by the demo.
Grdtto nominating conDeRtion 70 meet ~ eo York,
y p probable that the question relative % 70 suffrage
I95rsbr8q, 1ra Political Miscellany. ,,ld .eld,f
| The Washington Star states, that James II. Glenn
ents Of Portsmouth, who was nominated at Rich
mond "Wednesday Us the republican candidate for
Lieutenant Governor OF Virginia, native OF WASH
| ington, son of Mr., John 7. Clemens, Sr., and
| learned his trade as q machinst here. He worked
for many years in the Washington Navy Yard He
left Washington several years ago and has since re-
sided In Portsmouth, ,o,fr..... .,.t. In .,.,,o
The Macon (ia.) telegraph, noticing the fact that
| the colored men Of Savannah are organizing
colored conservative club for the purpose Of cult
waiting friendly feelings between the whites and
blacks hopes TO this done generally. The Whites
| 1t says, viii cordially respond to the sentiment,
Radical letter writer's to the Western press from
washington, being dubious of the final result OF i'm.
parchment, now head their letters, johnson Con-
victed--Johnson Acquitted"- Of being
| right one way or the other. W
| The welsburg (w. Val Herald mentions the
name Of Mr.. A. w. Campbell, formerly editor OF
the Wheeling Inteufgencer, the republican candi-
\ date for Governor. atr l4up..... .....a
1 The Parkersburg wv. va.) Times gives ian
opinion as Is an opinion" about the way the Senator's
\ from that State--van Winkle and Wnley--will vote
| on the impeachment question. Itavers that what Il
'knows Ia OF positive nature, and that ist.at" both
Senators are OF such irreproachable character that
their worst enemies have not dared TO assai them.
| II further knows that they have "thcr honest and
| nrm convictons;u but 1t has, unfortunately no au
thority to suppose-indeed, t has no idea-on which
side their votes win be cast but IL knows they VIII
"vote according to their convictions." In the alb
sence Of precise information on the point it is en-
| couraging to know that these honorable gentlemen
will certainly go for dishonest conviction against
their own honest convictions. o. ll'n n0L 9sig ~
It is stated that General Mcclellan wfll return 10
this country In September next and take an active
part In the Presidential canvass IN behan Of the
democratic candidate. n, '.-l ~ tAm i"A
The republicans OF New Mexico held their Terri
toriai convention on the 2sth ult, and elected dele
gates to the Chicago Convention. Y. & e,' 4,
There will be republican State convention in
Nashville Tenn, June 10, TO take action on the
Chicago nominations and prepare for the PrcsIdGn.
tal canvass. 3dl lJ nOuAf1laF1) ti hnl foiet
General George +. Beale, OF Norway, ana Luther
Curtis, OF New sharon have been chosen dcceafosfo
the Chicago Convention from the second district of
Maine. - - - hD.afii oi i'l.iF n.ls
Referring to the chances of Senator Wilson'S mont