The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-11

THEo old spirit crops out In the following res
9lution, adopted at Conservstive meeting 10
IN view Of the vital Importance OF the Issues
now presented, involving the purity honor,
and existence Of the white rsce in Virginia.
not Identify himself with his own race, BY his
vote, as unworthy Of our association or coun-
tenance, and We Will have no intercourse with
An ex-Representative In Congress from Ala
hama writes to the editor ofthe Mobile Adver-
iser, from Warrington, to the following effect:
The man who stands strongest with the
safes the restoration Of the South on prinei.
pies OF Justice, should be our choice, though
he may have led the forces OF the Union In the
late war, and devastated the fsirest portions
Of our country"
A corr of articles Of agreement between one
Of the chivslry Of Virginia named Oyerstreet
and two colored men 10 published, which con.
.n' The Oown clause e. Other Ss:
nay not be frustrated In his arrangements,
they further agree with the said Overstreet In
voting they will conform to the wishes and
advice Of him, the said Overstreet."
TIE Albany Journal observes: "a campaign
10 being opened which Involves the political
welfare Of the nation. And In this the alli-
.nce and support Of all who give cordial In.
The Chicago convention should be welcomed
heartily. This we know to be the sentiment
Of the Republican masses through the state
HoRAoE GRxELEY, in his speech At the New
teisted that he Seiped sehuyisr coifss T.
mount barrel to speak for Henry CLAY when
schuyler was only nineteen years old. That
ichuyler-speaklSg for Henry Clay from a
Democratic platform.
TIE Springfield tMass.l Republican says thai
i Judge Ohase's capture Of the Democracy stu
or him, and the Peudiston column Of the
| West Is being penetrated at various points
For all that the Republican regards the nomi-
nation as "preposterous."
The Providence Journal wants to know who
10 Colonel Lawrence, of Rhode Island,
whose name is attached to the call for I
New erk S 81 p un fr 9i .n ss
| peared attached to the convention call.
The Chicago Timer hits of the World in thi,
wise; "A Democratic paper 10 New York oc
:nPies four cEis% q. Of y; editorial page 4
to be. This 10 kind and patriotic, and will
/ thought"
THk Cincinnati Enquirer asssils Speake
l Colfax because he offered 4 resolution Tor tn,
| expulsion Of Alexander b. Long from Con
| gress, when the latter during the war de
elared he hoped the Union army would be dc
feated.
AwnrrER in the Chicago Time, ssysi 81. 4
most encouraging that all opposition to MI
Pendleton IL dying out, and with the certaint
/ OF his nomination comes that buoyant feeling
| Of joy and enthusiasm which win insure hi
Il election"
THERE 10 clearly a conspirsey between Chile
| Justice Chase and the Second Adventists I,
rescue Jefr. from justice. Chase has postpone
his trial until o;tober s, and the Adventist
| have arranged to have the world come to al
end three days before.
GEN. O. s. BuoKsER announces In = card 4
| the Louisville Courier his connection will
that journal as editor. No announcement wa
required to convince US that an ex-Confedel
ate was In charge.
"vETERAs OBSERVER" says he has see
| political conventions for thirty years, but ha
"never known one to be conducted so wisel
at Chicago In 1895"
THEL La Crosse (wis.) Democrat states tn,
the Republicans purpose to elect Matt. 4
| Carpenter, q Milwaukee lawyer, United State
Senator in place OF Mr.. Doolittle, whose teri
expires In 1902.
IT 10 said to be a fact that the Postmast.
| General has received letters asking why p
troleum V. Nasty 10 allowed to remain |
his department while attempting to brin
odium on the naturalization.
The Providence Preis says" We understan
that the resignation OF Judge Bullock, Of II
the United States District Court, will not |
rendered, as was reported"
Or the twenty-seven States now represent,
In Congress, the Governors and LegislAtur,
of eighteen are Republican.
SIXTH, Democratic Congressman from Or
gon, has about 100 majority. The Legislatu
Is conceded to be Democratic.
The late James Buchanan was = me nber ,
the Tammany Society.
GEsERAL MEADs has returned to Atlant
| from Alabama.