The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-04
Political News.

Political News.
TIE Macon Msssenger thinks that a. the
result Of impeschmsnto can scarcely be sonstd.
cred doubtful. President Johnson suEht Al
lion Of sysrything eonnssi.d Win III Admin.
istration whleA can throw light On the secret
motives q those who hays wsg.d g telsatlsss
aWs hsvs heard IL said, I'm ugh We know not
event Of bis rsncvsi from once, Mr. johnson
ofTennessss, md sturup the State in bis owa
he will mot retire quietly 70 private life ,undsr
IN sT; II au s n:s .n % sS
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Tur Louisville Courier, good Dsmoeratie
authority, AZ sys q The editor q he Il Crosse
stfosity. Being born in the North. hs . VIC.
lent Southern man, and faneyint that HIS
toadytsm 10 AgresaSis e Southsfn lsntlemSn
the men and women Of his own ssstion o.
Sesnt saS '''''''' ~ '' A' own
Tsi ohiesse Tim.s, the leading organ Of the
HsnsSek win not snswsr ior fsesidentisi
msintains, are TO decide the battle, and hist
S s ss ssa y port 6 y .s + and
t RSs States thar ossrss Il. Pssdisssn.s IN
raE Democratic Legislature Of Ohio have
resolved 20 remain In session until ths I'm.
may Al the vacancy ocssiionsd By Nj. wsde's
promotion. The Columbus Journal states pos
lively that Hugh J. levitt, member Of the
Houss from Muskingum county, Win eehossn
THR New Orleans Tribune, said to BE- the
only daily paper In the United Statss owned
and edited By negroes, and the only one thus
SsSs o sup a sa: TeS
| Governor and the native State ticket, and,
eonsequsnsly, VI" deprived OF all of,eiai pat
| fonags.
s1s. ,s., /. % .s Ia h ..ss s
datsr for the nomination At the State Con.
vention for Governor Of yirginia. The con.
ysntion 10 to es held on the 9Th Of NAY, and
the nominatlon.
IT 10 reported that the conservative State
Central Committee Of South Carolina, will
send to Congress a tsmonstrance against the
State" Precious little Will Il avail, though,
against popular majority Of over 5000
TIE Raleigh Ssndard, Of the 18th instant,
states that the Republicans cannot have Tess
Representatives In the North Carolina Legs.
or Is on Joint ballot.
SENATOR DRAKE, Of Missouri, publishes an
address to the REPUBLICANS oil tnht STATE, In
which he takes strong grounds In favor OF I'm.
partial suffrage, and urges . more thorough
aud complete organization OF the party
throughout the State.
REvERnIso to the nomination OF Mr.. o. II.
Plat for United States Senator from Connec-
tieut, the Waterbury Ameriedn says: " Mr..
Plat 10 altogether too good man at the head
OF the Republican state Committee for Us to
give him up Al present.
Hon. II. T. BLOW will not be . candidate for
Cove nor OF Missouri. The Radicals OF South
Missouri favor the nomination Of Hon. J. W.
McClurg, WINE those o. worm Mlssoufi VIII
hkely support Lieut' ooVeinor deofge smith.
TIE loyal soldiers and sailors Of wisconsin
will hold their State COW ention May 10, In
Milwalkss, ior me sspRoin,%eni OF ds,ega tes
20 me Soioie y. ~, sna Sen0sS EsaonAi coaVen'
lion 70 meet In 'his Guy nay w.
An election was hsid 10 memph, on Wednes-
Gay, 70 oeciue Whethet the cuy shouia issue
l,ooo,ooo In bonos, que In twenty AND thirty
IN fsvor ~ ths issas Wa sbont soo A'"'o''
y., 49,. -,
IT'S reported mat Beimont VIII pay NO At
nemoc,stie Gonr,essioasI Gommittee 10 Ssne
~ IT, ~ snasS a. ths msstins N ~. NJ.
tion.i Gonxention 10 an e.,iIe, as,e "e N.'
n, II M.cvvv ~ Ch,,Is.,o, and tt
Rohertson. Of Coiumbia' Are iiteiy To he ne