New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-14
might shake hands with Burr and valisedgham before
the altar Of the country's cause

| Henry c. Deming q Republican represented the Hart
ford District in Congress. THIS the way The Times flew
| at him:
Will Mr Demng vote for bill OF impeachment charg
ing Andy johnson with drIennessf IL not let US have
man that WILL seeing that all parties are agreed upon
the prOprety Of such proceeding Nowit requires the
votes Of Congressman to present articles OF npeach
ment; viii Mr.. Deming vote to 1mpeaoh johnson for
dTuakennesSf
Some Of the Republican Journals are quoting this In
connection with The 7mesS wild eulogies OF President
johnson, and mpertnenty asking whether Mr.. Hubbard
Demings sucoessor will vote for such any other i'm
parchment.
In the March number of The Old Guard,
which adyertses itself as the only Democratic maya
zine in the United States" we find companionpiece to
the late threat of assassination proclaimed in the Wiscon
Sin Democratic organ full page appears blank across
its face only Endorsed bold letters message from
God to usupers and dctators with reference to the
third chapter Of the Book Of Judges in which told the
story Of the assassination OF Egon King OF Moab by
| Ehud.
Hiram Barton, esq, of SALISBURY, t., at the
last town meeting March received his fortyfourh con-
secutive election to the Office Of Town Clerk His prede
Jacob Galusha. held the office "A years Mr. Gau
shas predecessor, Thomas Matteson, the first Town
Clerk Salisbury chartered August 90, 1901. Its
| settlement commenced about 1868.
1t is said that Henry Clay Dean is to be
among the DemOcratcI eanvassers in Connecticut We
have noticed his denial of the shameful speech about one
|
and vile as the speech charged upon him. He says
learn that the editor Of the paper referred 70 an IN
significant creature of corruption who Keeps ms 1 th
scavcnger work Of the most vile hyp9tfea ana mer
cenary band of bertnes ana Sgesk b b SmT ever
How much blood makes a colOred MANI is
becoming ouesonOf considerable interest in Iowa AT
an election In Meigs township Joseph Yates vote was
refused, though his mother white woman and his
father had preponderance of white blood in him. Yates
sued the trustees inspectors Of the town and recovered
$780, There several similar suits pending.
The Rochester Union accuses the Good
Tempars OF being all Radicals in their political faith"
Very likely; rum with the Democracy-cOld water
with the Republicans.
Col. X. b. Bullock, whom the Georgia Con-
vention on Saturday nominated for Governor OF that
State is thus eulogzed by the Hon Foster BOdgett who
declined to he a candidate:
"COl Bullocks earnest advocacy and successful sup
port of the relief measure I'm the Convention fully evil
dence his appreciation of necessities and that he IS
fully alive 10 the changed political condition OF our col
Ored citizens is ewn by HIS votes on all the important
branches of the Constitution A long residence and ex-
tensiye acquaintance the state has endCaTed him to all
who know him. Having been Union man before the
aud in way connected with the Confederate Gov
eminent or army during the war lie IS fully eligible and
viii not he in need Of pardon for political transgres
sions Having never been in any political Office, or act
that reconstruction he will have old political friends
To award or enemies 10 punish 1 believe Col. Bullock
would receive votes as candidate than
in Georgia and FOR the success Of reconstruction and tho
will be nominated as our standaId,beaIOr."
There is general complaint 10y the Repub
can papers Of Texas that Gen Hancocs order rcquir
ing member of the Board Of Registration in each county
to convey the returns Of the recent election to NewOr
leans, delays the canvass costs the Government i'm
mense sum, and results in no possible benefit.
Another Brick PomerOy is in the field. THE
Albion CMich) Mirror agouizes in this style;
1--WE are not disposed be alarmed but what IL the
use Of crying peace when there IS no peace The people
be, blood must again flow. TO American, what IA ma
tionality without liberty! Down with the nsurpers!
GGan9eT Wade ana al who are 6 en-
nation! If President johnson will stand firmly by his
obligation to defend and preserve the Constitution. the
mass Of the people will stand by him. andf called upon
will rally to his defense aud support even through
take the place Of words u Mr. johnson ha- the courage
be a recreaDt coward then the end Is not"
private letter from Rochester states that
Mr. Reynolds the Republican candidate for Mayor OF
that city, was defeated in consequence of his own dcfec
ton from the party last spung when he voted for the
same Democratic candidate NIr. Fish that has now
beaten him. Says correspondent: "a great many
Republicans thought that II Mr. Fish was good enough
for Mr. Reynolds support at the last charter election
he was good enough for them TO vote for this year.
The Republicans of Muscatine Iowa, at the
charter election Monday elected their Mayor more
than wohrds OF the city officers, and four out OF the
Aldermen Last H''u 4Vui Vu' Va
the six Aldermen.
John g. Hay of Belleville. is named as the
possible Republican candidate for Congress in the XlIth
District OF Illinois Mr.. Hay has been State Attorney
during the last six years
The vote for Mayor of Omaha. Neb., was
George Roberts Republican. 1,7OI; Lorin Miller. Demo
crat, 72i; Scattering, %. The Republican says:
"This manhcent victory is the most complete one ever
game din Nebr asla. The Copperhead party is routed
horse. foot, and dragons. Dsloyalty mas Deen com
Petey sqGeSIed she e aPe v G theseTes
and the fair fame OF their city The ring wcn mas 80
long dominated in Omaha is wiped ont forever All good
next Fall the Republicans OF Omaha viii sweep the Ciy OF
Omaha and Douglas County ~ I'VOo majority ""rN
that"
The Nep- Orleans Tribune, Paterson On. j.
Press West Jersey Press Of Camden and Homer ) Jour
mai have recently declared for the Grant and Colfax
ticket.
Judge Cation cOunsels the Democrats to make
the issue in the Presidential fight on the negro. me
Chicago Times says it must be fought over greenbacks
o tbe Democracy insist upon making the hght question
OF color.
The Norfolk Va.) Journal is in deep distress
in view of the gloomy future:
We do hope that the party in power has oyerleaped
itself that ts S eedns his Fail viii show that
fine sprt OF freedom has not departed IRON our people
nn or Inc IN Of March 1862 will the inauguration
not only OF Radical President, put OF government
| The name of Gen. S. A. Hurlbut of Belyl-
dere Ill., presented by The Rockford Gazette and Befo
dere North Western, Republican candidate Tor Repre-
sentative in Congress-
The name of the Hon. Arson S. Miller Of
Rockford is spoken of the Republican candidate for
Governor OF Illinois Judge Miller spoken Of as
candidate for this position in $780, but declined He is an
old citizen of Illinois, staneh Republican, an able and
/ efficient speaker.
A relative of the Hon. John L. briggs OF
Michigan recently wrote in depreciation OF Mr. DIS vote