The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-05

The Manchester american claims New Hamp.
shire for the Republicans by 5000 majority.
New HAMPSHIRE Radical paper favors the
nomination Of George 5. Boutwell, for President. |
THE Berks county tPa.) Republican delegates
to the National Convention have been Instructed |
to vote for Grant.
Mr.. TuoMAs, the rejected L. s. Senator from
place.
The returns from all the counties in which
elections were held in Alabama have been re.
ceived, but their publication is still forbidden.
The waukon Iowa) SidHddrd, Otsego (Mlchi-
gam Herald, and Eikoder tIowa) Journal urge
Coliax for the Presidency.
The Burlington Uowal Argus wants the
Democracy to nominate Gen. Augustus Cesar
Doge for the Presidency,
1T will require nineteen votes In the Senate to
defeat Impeachment. The number OF Democratic
Senators 10 eleven.
A DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION held in Bangor,
Me-, resolved in favor OF the payment of bonds
| in greenbacks; to support President johnson,
and in favor Of Pendleton for President.
The CONSERVATIVES Of Georgia have sp.
pointed a central executive committee OF the
National Democratic party OF Georgia, to sus-
| tain Andrew Johnson.
THE Iowa Legislature has passed rcsolu.
tion In favor of removing the national capital
| to some point in the West, and requesting the
Iowa delegation In Congress to vote in accord
ance.
DELos De WOLF is the Democratic delegate
from the First Assembly district, oswego soun-
buttons were adopted declaring Horatio Seymour
the frat choice OF the convention for the Presi-
dency.
The Lexington tKy.l Sfdis'mdn announced that
William ii. Wadsworth, late member OF Con.
gress from Maysville district has announc ed his
Intention to act In future with the Republican
party He has formerly acted with the Democrats.
He Is said to be man OF much ability.
ALrHouoH Senator and acting Vice President
Wade's successor has been elected tho formers
term Of GiSe does not not expire until the tth Of
sxt year and so was compelled to elect a
atthis session.
New York Commercial says that John q.
ar, the Democratic candidate for Governor
soldiers voting during the war In the Legis.
lature, In 1854, he said The Democracy Of the
election decided against them by soldiers votes
The charter election III Portland, Me-, on
Tuesday, resulted in no choice although a
heavier vote has not been cast since 1850. Nc
Democrat, ?2i2 votes; and Derlns, Indepcnden at
Republican, had 1906; shurtleff, Democrat, 75S
votes. The fall vote for Governor stood Re.
publican, 2,0ii; Democratic, 1877 votes. Repub.
iican aldermen and councilmon are elected in
Ave of the wards, and Democrats in the other
two.
York World for its sensational statements about
public feeling on impeachment. The Tmes says
1--WE beg leave TO amer from our contemporary
The country is not glowing like a furnace
We are not In the midst Of revolution which
may become sanguinaty; The whole country !,
remain so, however may proceed or terminate
the combat between Mr., johnson and Congress
impeachment is u last years almanac-out OF
date, useless and'Rlmost forgotten"
The New York Herald gives the following
In eleven towns in Cattaraugus county the
Democrats have gained five supervisors and lose
the first time In i've years, elcctIng the whole
Democratic ticket. New Albion has gone Dem
ocratic against some 70 Radical majority last
Ism, has elected the whole Democratic ticket
, Ellcottyille was last year Radicals this yeal
Democratic by.a large majority. In Allegheny
the Democrats lose their supervisor from loca
g causes, but elect the balance of the Democratic
ticket by maJorites ranging from Is To 1884,"
: The Herald also gives the following returns:
RoCHEsTER.-The charter election resulted IL
decided triumph for the Democratic party
. Henry s. Fish was reelected Mayor by SIS ma
lority, gain Of !g2 from his majority last year
majority. The Democrats elected nine OF tn,
, fourteen aldermen and supervisors,
. OswEGo.--The Republican candidate for mayor
Charles North, and three Republican aldeTmel
9 out Of the four were elected.
,ArBuRS. : James. T.. Tyler lRepublIcsn) il
elected mayor by ar ajority. The Republican
city and ward tickets are elected.
PoUGHKEEPsIE,-The Republicans In tails citl
elected their collector, justice Of the peace fou
= out OF the six supervisors and four out OF tn
is about 100.
u uTIGA.-J Thomas Spriggs (Democrat) wa
Q elected mayor by is7 majority The Democrat
Rubllchns elect the treasurer by % majority, an,
the oVerseer OF the poor by 1888 ma orty. o
=. seven aldermen and supervisors the democrat
:. elect four and the Republicans three The coun
Is ell remains Democratic, as last year
II EI.MIRA,-Stephen Mcdonald (DcmocraD 1
v elected mayorby 2O5 majority. The new comInol
. council win be tie. -Four Of the six superyisor
% elected are Republicans.
's KHINEBEoK-R, l. Garrettson CDemocrat
Is elected supervisor by los majority, Democrati
A gain Of 30l.
L. MILToN-The Republican ticket is eecte
, with the exception OF town clerk, justice OF tn
!" peace and one constable. II. Jones (RepublicaI
1t Tor supervisor, was elected by 80 majority.