New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-19
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

Ii seems to be understood that Hon. GLENN
W. Scoeld Representative IN Congress ior heal9 30
wears past from the Nineteenth Tor Er1e) PennsyNamA
district, Will be nominated for reflection.
The Indiana Ninth Congressional District
Democratic Convention met at Winchester, "Wednesday.
and nominated Judge Robert Lowry Of Fort Wayne iO =,
Member OF Congress The platform VI the COnyentOnOI
the sth OF January adopted. and the mpeaehpeh'
trial was condemned.
The Clereldnd Herald says: Besides the
names which announced candidates for Congress "a
the seventeenth Ohio District Ir Eckleys we see lha'
W. r. Allison. editor Of The SieibeHrAe hcfdd non rs
Sherrard of steubenyille and j. A. Amber. OF salem.
Coumbiana County, are announced as canddates ino
Hon. +. f. White Is announced as cauIiuae iVt
gress the Seventh Ohio Congressional DISTRICT JpHsg
Shellabarger the present member ana one OF ths ass
that represented Ohio IN Congress, sind yh
nomination on account OF lIlhe9,en l e sSoois very
ably and faithfully.
The Republicans have split over the renom-
nation Of the Hon. s. NJ. Arnel IN Tennessee LUG MI MI
j. Jack Buck claims the nomination The friends % sl.
Arnell claim the convention nominating him TO hsse
been the regular convention and that the ff1ebuso ~
Buck are boilers from the regular nomination Ing
sds ~ Major Buck claim that the friends Of Mr. Arnel
representing the counties OF hickman Lawrence e1
Perry Decatur were not even selected Oy aul
tions; that held that bogus delegation S.
Maury County admitted 10 the convention ana 81
the convention nominating Major Buck was cOinp0S'U "
u majority OF the delegates OF the district
The OgdenSburg Journal says: Several ne
publican papers notice the organization OF the
In this city, but do not seem 10 comprehend eNactl W..
of all we would say that the Tanners as organtss
here is Republican Club for the purpose OF greatSi "a
ncency the present campaign It Is similar 10
Wide Awakes' OF 1860. The uniform adopted y sSk
bronzed enamel cloth cape and cap, leather apron, az
Wide Awake torch. Nearly two hundred are aieasyy
enrolled here. The OF Tanners has been auVsS
as most appropriate from the fact that Gen. Grant
menced life tanner, and that he learned the IpSis
so well that he able TO tan the whole baton on az
who took mp arms 10 destroy the country suls IN
ganization has been started at Chicago, ana
be immensely popular. Every good, live kepuo.s,s
community should have an organization ofthe Iahnei'
Judge VIM ID. Kelley of Pennsylvania, 10
accepting denomination 10 Congress, said; Inc is N
which we live is a one. The past gives no smS0
the financial and business transactions OF the
fortnight ago obtained leave OF absence that w nv
home and have the OF my famlly uuIlns ne
illness and during this brief fortnight nave ser
oldest and most pOpuous nation OF the woriu ee
little child-a young statesman OF our country she
toward our own country TO enter for the nrst TINE
worlds history, great family OF nations emma
her relations with the world at the hama OF the
statesman and makes her first international Vas
with the American people. Arson burlngan,,eo,,oo1s
Yankee envoy = will bring her into Tela.loe
with all the world. Thus an American statessnhs
goes as Chna's ambassador 70 oil the nas no
OF the world We have still more striking illustrSs,
OF the progress the time. In that same BRIEF
There has been brought me- chamber the news tas
tile sultan of Turkey has at last made and const,ue
what we might call a House Of Congress and supremo
Court and system OF judeature for his people tThst
are all under the American impulse IL
idea uttered by Jefferson end adopted py ouf "~