The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-06-26

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Indiana arc now quits hspsbl thst hs may b
taken upn 4 compromise candidate, uhils thos
who favor tho revolutioa In TIE party srs saying
that II they fail on Chass, thy may bring for
ward Associate Justice Dsysl Of the 6aprerns
Court, Conservative Republican during tho
war, the bosom friend and the executor Of Abrs-
ham Lincoln. ----r---. .--.---.-.'
The Cleveland Herald, referring to Judge
Chsse's recent letter, says. "Mr Chase, like
Mr.. Clay, has written one letter too many.
Had he been content to ''douss the glim' Of
these old lights and feel his way In the DEM
ocratic path. BY the htful giimmerins OF the po-
liticsl fro flies that alone shsd ray upon benight
ed Democracy, he might, BY the manipulations
Of the New York political stock, jObbcrs, have
become the successful Fourth-of-July candidate,
but he has sung out Hall Columbia, home Of
the FREE once too often, and must take q seat
with the mourners." ... ,..s Ne.
Col. Isaac N. Morris, an old democratic menu
Der Of Congress from the Quincy district Of ILL.,
nois, who has never acted with the republican
marty, has made speech advocating the election
Of Gen. Grant. ,.. ..r.i $50. .
The TribsnsI Washington says that Chase
has returned from the South and had audience
with johnson. It Is ssid, johnson said he hoped
Chase would bc nominated by the Democrats.
lie would support him. Chief Justice Is said to
have expressed his willingness to accept, pro-
,idcd tho Democrats would mako broard plat
form without planks on which he could consis-
tcntly stand. The President told Chief Justice
he was his first choice, then Hancock, then Hen
bricks, but in no event would no support Pen
dleton. $3.50
Last Friday morning Mr.. Fessendcn had m
interview for some time with Mr.. johnson, II
being the first time he has visited him since the
Impeachment trial. ..y.. ..'
Egypt Is all right for Grant and ColfaI. A
one election In Mound City, for city officers for
the first time in the history Of the town, party
lines were strictly drsxp. The democrats know
inc that they had . majority Of from one hun
dred to ono hundred and fifty to start with,
nominated straight ticket. The republican
party had to do tho same thing in self-defense.
The result Is that the republicans made . clear
-, ~ IA VOTES on thu vote Of 1865. and l46
on tbe vote Of 1867. a'.I
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4. MI. ill.,, r.,;.,.,r,, -h,,h -.nor,;r
.,.a Senator snr.oue the oue,t;on arose vbeth-
=. Mr. snr,gue beinu A ,on.;n.l.v Of tho Chief
I,.,;c. vas not in the Chase movement Gen.
Van z.ndt having oopyer,cd with Mr.. spraeue,
..surcd the meeting that there was no possible
In, ,h.. hs voud ,unnort The CHICAGO nomi.
n... m. nomination was tbersupon secured
by reclamation. .,.
The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Commercial Advertiser, on Wednesday,
saws: "Chase's political friends are In consults-
ton with him to-day. A third party with Chase
A. candidate for the Presidency Is talked Of, In
case NJ nj, rejection BY the Democratic Conven-
,;o, The Democrats apprehend that Mr.. Chase
cannot noll The full vote Of tho party, and this
.o.r, 70 ho Tho great obstacle to his nomina-
a., ..,.'. .....
.on r.-,,,., ..v. ,,,,
,;doroi ,ho;r action in declari NO for impartial
.,r..,, and hs,d . nav Convention vbere thew
doo,,re, un.ou,vooallv for n white mans poy-
crnment ..
It's stated that Mr.. Evarts will In few days
definitely answer In regard to the acceptance Of
the position Of Attorney General, recently ten
dcrcd him by tho Presiden Il appears that
Mr.. Evarts wants to accept the place, and that
NJ. friend, adyise him 70 do 10 but he fears
that tho nrcss NAV mi.interprct his motives.
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present writing senator nsnar,SAs VI inumn !,
STANDS tho oos. onAn00 'of 'n0 1a"' -, .
no@lhal0n. ane '"n'o ooi'us"' uA. :.
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The Republican Senators present In the Sen
ate Tuesday, with the exception OF MIR. Wade'
proved their desire 70 readinlt repentant rebels
TO the political flgn~ wn,cn hey nave '0r'o,'o'
ny removing tho u''ao'naes ,lo" n' "v"
s"nd c''ilcnS o' i'of'. Sa'o''n"' ''o,s", N'"
oama' hrkAn'"' anu ie""e' ,"e en'0
crS'', however, "'i0 No' 0on'Vn' WIN I'''' Alu
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