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CORONER OF THE FIRST AND FOURTH
DISTRICTS

The Republican nominee and candidate
for this office is DR.. William H. Hire, life
long Radical, and one of the more active
and reliable Republicans in the state of
Louisiana. Probably no man in New Or
leans has been more prosecuted because Of
his loyalty, or made greater sacrifices to do
his whole duty to our Colored citizens.
Every Republican in the first and fourth
districts who fails to vote for DR.. Hire will
not only throw away his vote, bat will also
do a great injustice to his party and his
PRINCIPLES,
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s. STRAIGHT AND AP. FIELD.

These gentlemen are running as stump
candidates for Congress in the second
district. They have both heretofore been
called Republicans, and have been sup
posed to desire the success of that party
and its principles.
Mr.. Straight has kept alooff from the party
organizations, meetings, and committees,
and has devoted his time, we presume, to
the making of money and rebel "respeeta-
bility." The New Orleans Times of yes
terday very strongly indorses him, which
is sufficient evidence that he should not re-
ceive the vete of one Republican.
Colonel A. P. Field about year since
resigned from the Central Executive COM
mitteee because he had too many other
engagements, and we do not remem-
Der his having participated in a single
party meeting or committee for the last
iwo years. Bat new that there is chance
of the success of the Republican party
Messrs. Straight and Field have discovered
their own great claims and merits, and have
nominated and announced themselves as
candidates for office. Had they heretofore
done their whole duty to the party TO which
they claim to belong, that party might have
remembered them in selecting its candi-
dates, but as they did not do so they were
very properly passed over, and men we're
selected who were thoroughly identified
with the Republican party, and personally
known to most Of its members.
Colonel simOa Jones is the Republican
nominee and candidate for Congress in the
second district, and every unbiased man
who knows any thing about the matter
knows well that he is the only Republican
who can be elected to that position.
We do not apprehend that Mr.. Straight
or Colonel Field will poll many Republican
votes, indeed they both, like Taliaferro,
seem to rely mainly on Rsbel votes; but it
should be remembered that every vote cast
for either Of them will be equal to vete
cast for the rebel candidate. The Radicals
Of the second district should all vote for
Colonel Jones, the candidate Gsey have
nominated and whom tsey can elect.
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In order that tickets during the campaign
may be printed at the cheapest possible
rats at the REpUBEacAN job Office, the fol-
lowing rnle win be followed: One-half
the price of the tickets ordered will be paid
on leaving the order, and the other half on
delivering the tickets.
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RBSOLUTIONs OF THE CENTRAL
Elk ECUTIvE COMMITTEE


Ofthe Radical Republican party of louisa
ma, he only organization representing the Re
publicans of the whole state, passed Janua-
ry 80, 1868;
Resolved, That all members Of the Cen
trail Executive Committee of the Radical
Republican party Of Louisiana who oppose
the nominees of the State Nominating Con
vention Of our party shall be regarded as
disorganizers, and their seats shall be de-
clared vacant Adopted-yeas %, nays l.
WHEREAS, The New Orleans Tribune has
ceased to represent the principles and
policy OF the Republican party of Louis
lana, therefore
RESOLVED That we hereby repudiate it as
the organ of our party and of this commit
tee, and appoint the New Orleans REPUB-
IIcAN as the organ of our party and Of this
committee.
Adopted almost unanimously.
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] have sold my interest in the Ruth G
and Concert Falcon to Mr.. GEORGE b
order that may devote my whole time Z
portant canvass now pending in this Stat
use every proper Ell deavor to secure the al
the Constitution and the success Of the RI
publican party.
recommend my successor to the favor
friends.
apps 2t* JOHN p. Be
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RESOLVED, THAT We HEREBY PLEDGE OUR
LIVES, OUR FORTUNES, AND OUR SACRED
HONOR TO THE SUCCESS OF THE RADICAL Re.
PUBLICAN PARTY, AND THE ELECTION OF TEE
CANDIDATES WE HAVE DOMINATED.
ADOPTED UNARIMOUsLY.
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RADICAL REPUBLICAN 4
FOR THE
PARISH OF ORLEANS
CITY OF NhW oRL1

CITY OF nav ORLEAmI
The following are the nominations, as n
pleted, made by the Regular Nomin atiuo
ton of the Radical Republican Party for ,,
Municipal Officers:
PARISH TICKET.
Criminal Sheriff-A. P. DUMAS.
Civil sherif-JoHN M. DAVIS.
Coroner LIST and 4th Districts, and Algis
n. HIRE.
Coroner I'd and Sd Distriots-Dr. NJ. P
District Attorney-HENRY O. DIBBLR.
Judge First District Court-w. ". HOWE
Clerk First District Court-THOMAS LEI
Judge Second District Oourt-R. H. SHAM
Clerk Second District Ooart-s. B, PACK
Judge Third District COURT X. BELDb.
Clerk Third District Court-F. G. LLORRh
Judge Fourth District Oourt-J. p. Boyd
Clerk Fourth District Oourt--A. ROUGRIA
Judge Fifth District Oourt-CHAS. LEA
Clerk Fifth District Court-I. A. SNAER
Judge Sixth District Court,-ALANSON
Clerk Sixth District Court-HENRY r
Judge Seventh District Oourt--STEPHE IN
Clerk Of Seventh District Court-E. DULte
la
First Justice-E. CLIFFORD Oonstlsi
ENCE COOK. Second Justice-F s d
Constable-JAMES W. QUINN. Thin
". E. MACARTY; Constable R
kENNER. fourth Justioe-JOS. G
Constabls-EUGENE MElLLEUR. n
tice (Algiersl, EUGENE MoCARTHYh
ble-JOHN P. UAzELAR- Sixth Ju
D. AACKAY; Constable-LEON PoyA
State Tax AssessOrA
City Of New Orleans--J. W. MENAKD.
LAINkz, W. @. KINSELLA, GID
CARR. Right Bank-E. j. BRUNKTi
State Tax Collectors.
First District-FRANCIS O. MAHAN. So
trict-VIOToR GERoDIAS. Third
o. o. BLANDIN. Fourth District-g
CLoSLANGE. Algiers-V. E FREVl
Senate.
First District-GEORGE W. NADER
WILSON, SOLOMON R. MOSES. So
trict-HUGH j. CAMPBELL, P. B 81
BACK. Third District-T. v. COZ
Captain MoNETTE. Fourth Dist
b. GRAY.
Representatives.
FIRST Representative District-CoL O. B. r
CHARLES II. HUGHES. Second
CHARLES H. FOX, OiERMONT II
DIN. BENJAMIN GEDDEs. Third
BARTHOLOMEW COLLINS. r. O. al
R. a. ISABELLE, MORTIMER
Fourth District-J HALL, HENEI
DENHAIN. Fifth District Jos. NJ
". L. CERREssoLLE. Sixth
JOHN G. SELDOM Seventh District
L. REY, CANON j. ADOLPHE.
District--AUGUSTIN MAURIOE.
trict~sAMUEL CAhTER and WV. ]
Tenth DISTRICT - JAMES DORSEY,
". KINCAIDE. Eleventh DISTRICT
WILLIAMS. Right Bank FRANZ
AMBER.
MUNICIPAL TICK ETH
Mayor Of New Orleans--SETH W. LEW
Controller-ST. FELIX OAsANAvE. 81
missioner-WILLIAM BAKER. b
Recorders.
First District-JOHN P. BECKER. Sd
tEict-EuGENE STAES. Third D
A MASsICoT. Fourth District-v
WEBER.
Aldermen.
First District--JOHN NJ G PARKER, VI
CONNELL, and PATRICK b ARNAEI
District j. A. RAYNAL, LUDGl
GUILE. Third Dlstrict-L PEssOU
POYNor. Fourth Distriot-A. JEH
EDMOND FLOOD.
AaAistant Aldermen.
First Ward. Second Ward = ".
STRONG, j. B. NOBLE. Third Was
PEMBERToN, @. CAMP. Fourth
Il. NGRAHAM, LEWIS BANKS
Ward-CHARLES GRANDPRE SKI
A. ST. LII GER. Seventh ward-E. @. h +
Eighth Ward = HENRY SCHULTZ
Wsrd-osCAR ALLEN. Tenth Wa
sCHANTz. Eleventh ward-YoRICl
BELL
Respectfully submitted
HENRY o. DIBBLE, Ohl
H. g. LIoRENs, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-05
CHRcULARTO TIE REPUBLICAN,
OF L.OUIsIANA.

HEADQUARTERS COMMITTEE ON TBE CAMPAIGN,
had.1 Republican Party, 7
NO II Dryadss street, New orleans, March 3. 1863
The Campaign Committee of the Repub-
hcan party of Louisiana deem it proper to
lay before the party the accompanying cir
cular, signed by the Republican members of
the constitutional convention, with the res
olutions of the Republican nominating con-
vention, together with those Of the Central
Executive committee, unanimously ratifying
the nominations of the state ticket, and ex-
pelling certain boilers from the committee.
With the exception of few disappointed
ofice-seekers, mostly new in the ranks of
the party, who having failed to rule are now
determined to ruin it, and who have been
found out and expelled from all committees
and clubs to which they belonged, the party
is unanimously in favor of the regularly
nominated ticket, headed by the Honorable
II. G. Wsrmoth.
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted by the Radical Republican state
nominating convention, January Is, 1868,
just previous to its adjournment:
ResoLued, That we hereby pledge our lives,
our fortunes, and our sacred honce to the
success of the Radical Republican party, and
the election of the candidates we have nom
mated. S. B. PACKARD, Chairman.
DENNIS BURREL, Secretary.
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REBEL TAIIAFERRO NAss MErrrga


REBEL TALIAFERR0 MASS MEETING
Our city has rarely witnessed 4 more
absurd and ridiculous scene than that
which took place last night in room On
the second aoor Of n 2O5 Canal street.
Ear aeyeral days faninr handbiiDs have
been posted about the city announcing shst
on Saturday evening q grand mass rasihca-
ton meeting Of the isisnds Of TIE TSibuns-
Taliaferro ticket weuId be held q us
headquarters " Or thas party. ms mss..
isg WAS called for seven o'clock ct hale
past seven our reporter was present, ana
g baaa o. maslc, and eight o. .ea peaons;
g ten minutes past eight here were just
aWo peraoas 10 the room; and at no
slsae q ihe eFenlug did the number exceed
aas i least one-third Of whsm
aete 8 she regular Republican
aele
Aitqh 8slaR esh tie fermality 81 "a
oFsaplAalaa a Il. N. Frisbia
a. insgesasa eg he ssea-
I ine, ssd II abeat s aae,ratas
aia eWa iaollaaaess ~ sob.
e sid.culeus. Ik ksNess M ss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-05
DEAFNESS -DEAFNESI

DIR W. L. DAVIS,
Aural Surgeon and Consulting Ophthalmii
has removed to 231 Canal street. between
Franklin.
Dr.. Davis can be consulted daily at his o.
Hours Of consultation on DeAfRsss ant
aEliotionn, 10 to2 mhs
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THEY WANT HBR THEMsBLVEg,


An exchange Informs us that at a we'd
ding in Delaware, when all was arranged,
and the minister called on any one to speak
who objected to The marriage, husky
voice from the corner cried out, ~ do p
All eyes were turned in that direction,
when man emerged from the crowd hold
ing his hsndkerchiefup to bis eyes and blub-
bering. "Wby do you Cbjsctq asked the
minister. Because i want her myselfl''
The Democratic party Of Louisiana, If
such Tiers be, Il precisely in the position 81
The blubberiug man il Delaware. The
ssase q Louisiana is about to be wedded
to she Republican party, the party Of prog
ress, justice, and ireedoa. The ceremony
Is about to be performed, and the inquiry
"a made II any one fsrblds ne bans. A
husky cry goes up rom the so-calIedn
Democratic party a We do.n Ana upon
Inquiry for 8 lnwtal reason we get ns intel
lisibls answer bat Ais
Because w waas Der oursslysBr'
TIE reason i not good one ID Lax, and
The ceremony yin proceed Q IL happy
contamination.
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SECONDHAND FURNITU

Bought BY the single piece or in ball
breaking. mp Housekeeping and Wishing
block d avoid the Inconvenience Of aul
requested to call. Furniture neatly req
Vanished on reasonable terms. Fnrnitur,
hire, and paTticulA. attention paid 70 moy
p. ID. TOURN
mhs LIN 20 lao oussOmhouse. near DAnph
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The undersigned, members of the consti-
tutional convention and citizens of Louisi.
ana, apprehensive that the New Orleans
Tribune may be regarded as representing us
in its opposition to the regularly nominated
ticket for state officers, take this method OF
protesting against its course, and pledge
ourselves to heartily support, with our votes
and influence, the nominees of the state
convention made on the 18th and l4th of
January, 1868;
James H. Ingraham, Caddo.
Cesar @. Antoine, Caddo.
Benjamin McLeran, Caddo.
George Y. Kelso, Rapides.
Samuel E. Quincy, Rapides.
s. l.. Snaer, st. Martins.
Dennis Burrel, st. John Baptist.
Peter Harper, st. Charles.
Leopold Guichard, st. Bernard.
j. M. Deslonde, st. John Baptist.
William Murrel, Lafourche.
F. Edwards, Avoyelles.
Thomas Isabelle, Orleans.
N. Schwab, Jefferson.
r. G. Gardiner, jefferson.
]. A. Masslcot, Orleans.
]. H. A. Roberts, jefferson.
Thomas N. Martin, Jefferson.
David Douglass, Orleans.
Charles Leroy, Natchitoches.
W. H. Hiestand, Natchitoches.
T. Mahier, West Baton Rouge.
Richard Lewis, East FeliciAna.
Solomon R. Moses, Orleans.
W. R. Meadows, Claiborne.
P. G. Deslonde, Iberville.
]. G. Scott, Jackson.
d. II. Reese, Lafourche.
P. B. s. Pinchback, Orleans.
F. Marie, Terreb0nne.
G. w. Ferguson, jackson.
John Gair. East Felicianao
Joseph @. Oliver, st. James.
John S. Harris, ConcOrdiA.
James H. Landers, Concordia.
James B. Lewis, Sabine.
NJ. H. Twitchell, Bienville.
N. Underwood, st. James.
George W. Reagan, East Baton Rouge.
s. B. Packard, Orleans.
G. NJ. Wicklife, Orleans.
Simeon Belden, Orleans.
j. P. Newsham, West Feliciana.
o. H. Hampstead, Assumption.
F. RiaPd, Lafayette.
Daniel D. Riggs, St, Tammany, St. Helena,
Livingston, and Washington.
Curtiss Pollard, Madison.
Henderson Williams, Franklin.
Simon Jones, Orleans.
r. H. Steele, Tensas.
A. N. Gould, Tensas.
A. J. Demarest, st. Mary.
r. Poindexter, Assumption.
P. F. Valfroit Ascension.
o. @. Blandin, Orleans.
Milton Morris, Ascension.
George H. Jackson, st. Landry.
U. Dupart, Terrebonne.
j. B. Esnard, st. Mary.
David Wilson, Orleans.
Having previously announced in public
print that / deemed it my duty as an honor
port the regular nominees of the Repub-
&c an party, | have no hesitancy in signing
this paper; but feel not at all spprehensiVe
that the New Orleans Tribune has been or
will be taken as misrepresenting me in the
W. JASPER BLACKBURN,
Claiborne.
My object being law, order, peace, and
for the people of Louisiana, I
oppose all divisions of the Republican
party. L. W. BAKER,
of Bossier.
B. /. CROMWELL,
Orleans.
We pledge ourselves TO support the state
ticket of the Republican party, nolIiii;:s s.tted
on the thirteenth and fourteenth OF Janu-
airy, 1868. MICHEL VIDAL,
A. DONATE, JB.,
St. Landry.
/ eheerfully support Judge Warmoth
for governor, and disspprOVe Of the course
of the Tribune.
GEORGE W. DEARING, JR.,
Rapides.
We cheerfully support the regular state
ticket made by the nominating convention.
VICTOR M. LANCE,
L. FRANCOIS,
East Baton Rouge.
CHARLES A. THIBAUT,
Piaquemines.
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WANTED.

TIMBER,
LUMBER,
STONE,
BRIOK.
SAND,
LINE.
cARPEN
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Tar TRIUMPH N ARKASsAs.-The Ar
kaHsas Republican of April l says re-
turns from ali the state but Pulaski county
gives nsaoEity Of ees4 for the constitution,
and that Palagsi win add four thousand to
this msj0raiy. The Republican has more
thar hale : coius=a q tranmphal capitals to
defcte its Joy, together with the vic.
1orioHs rooster and a piosareo Of one of the
mea who voted for the conA&saution. The
triumph Is complete. The constitution Is
ratified. and Inc Republican ticket far state
officers and congressman is elected
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-05

RESOLUTION OF THE REPUBLIC.
AN STATE NOMINATING CON.
vENTION ON JANUARY s, 1868.
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LOUISIANA HoNnsnnAp Arp ASSOCIATION
A sahsphlet copy Of she 'Cohslsiution and
asatement and 0aieess Of The Loulsiana
Hamaatead Aid Association, AAa bsen ~
caivA5 isqm Wasaia@s Mr.. coFs = ".
D$nAela Is sAe special ns q so Assecis.
41on
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FIFTH DISTRICT,
W. JASPER BLACKB URN
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CoaMuN1oAnoNs DEFERAEp. We are com
PEELED to defer the publication Of an in.
teresting Communication from "a Southern
working Man" maintaining that the in
terest Of III working men in the South,
white and colored, is identical. A commu.
nioatisn from Loyal oitizen,a addressed
10 his friends and fellow citizens, is also de-
fevra1
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we find the following model letter from
highly educated writer, addressed to she
gentleman who controls the editorial
columns Of the Republican paper in st.
John the Baptist parish. Captain Saith Is
too young to be blessed with sonsAn-iaw. or
daughters-in-law;
Ms EDtrua-i SAW in your last issheu s
akksunt Of The alabama election which
an sorry TO SO is falis, there Is no SIGH thing
as that am the man that spoak IL Is nave
an s dam-fool to boot. but let this all pass
Is gas, for you no there is know aich thing
40 this. and thiuk yen ought to take Il back
for I'll Wis thar would beet you until you
did. II You are kin To he nasty riggers
suppose Good wash It * IN @ sew years. We
sill no you stink WORSE thAH any nAggei, and
YOU put them Ia Ofisses tnat You cant hold
yourself theg goe above you and you tAink
the must g9e s5ogc white r4upa yau GER
taiAiy must have gone nsggat sun'ln-lAWR
aud some dawteriuslaHa u hiAch 4 Am told
you have.
very spelallg ysufe
arshe rzft,sv af zha ~ @nhlsean pioneer.
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MIC Hell IDA
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ARD
COMMON LABoRERs

OOMWON LAbUHhhol
To build q large Grain 3 svstoE on the
merly occupied by the Louisiana Rope Nj
ing Company, on Leyee, between Pleasant
mony, ct when place contracts wiz 90 =;
diAtsly for above materials and men.
NC. ELEVATOR AND WAREHOl
ap3 Iot
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qt Gsrret that The enIs 81 Ie 81
IS alSi Aa ea1med s0smofrow AssAa fss
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geitt 0rIeaus gepnhIieaa.

M.ASOUTRWORTH, Editor and Proprietor.
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE UNITED STATES.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
OFFICIAL JOURNAL or THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.
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NEW ORLEANS, APRIL 5, 1853.
NATIONAL TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT,
ULYSSESS.GRANT
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
EDWARD FL. DURELL
- -
~ It a Il TIC Il IT.
RoR GOVERNOR.
HENRY c. MOT H.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
O s G A R ]. D U N N.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
GEoR GE E. Bow zee.
EoR ATTORNEY GENERAL
SIN EoN BEL D E N.
FOR AUDITOR,
GEoHaEM w4CKL1FFE.
FliR, TREASURER,
NToINE DUBUCLET.
SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION.
TIL oMAs W. CONWAY.
FOR CONGRE S -. |
FIRST DISTRICT,
j. II a L e SYP II ER
SECOND DISTRICT.
ST M o N 10 N E S.
THIRD DISTRICT.
JOSEPH P. NEW SHAM.
FOURTH DISTRICT,
M I @ H E L VII A L.
FrFglEs DTsTRrCT
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IArReyED ANB VAcAaR RRAL EsEA4H al
AuczioE BxraR sHAniFR.- Ne are reauessaa
70 can attention . che sale Of anetiaa 81
be made tomorrow a. noon 81 the Meg-
chantsi and Aaeiioaeers' Exchange, Royal
street, By tbs sheriff d nc parish Of Or
Jeans Said saie comprises
/. Two lots Of ground with ME buiiaings
an4 improvements thereon, sisuated o. Bag
aislia street, between Girod and Urqrhssrs.
thsa asics,
q portion Of ground with 1iahtH
asc 9n First ana Howard streets
feaqsA PISS Fog full particulars AND
tezsRA aents.
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FOURTH DIsTRIc,

JOSEPH P. NEwsHAM.
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FIRST DISTRICT,
j. II a L e SYP II E r
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FOR CONGRESS-.
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THIRD DIsTRICT,

SECOND DISTRICT,
S I NJ o N 30 N E S.
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SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION,
TIL oMAs W. CONWAY.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBL

+. G. LIoRENs, Secretary.
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CITY OF NEW ORLEANl
The following are the nominations, as 4,
pleted, made by the Regular NomiD atinp
ton of the Radical Republican Party for ?,
Municipal Officers:
The New York herald., 1868-06-26

-ssss views In Favor sf Jsdse Chase.
PHILADELPHIA, June -, ls6s.

To fEn EDfIok or rns HfRALD;-
The prospect bughtena The good work goes
hrsvely on. ne moyemen, In behalf Of Mr.. Chase,
whlch the HrRsLD-eyer quick 10 observe the signs
oi the umes-begsn 80 auspiciously, increases daily
IN vo'ums and power u IL already widespread In
~ influence Rsdcss aud oopperheads would fain
raise barriers to stay its progress; but their enorts
fufne Tue current is gathering such energy and
momentum viii soon swccp away Oil obstacles:
Conservatives ~ both parties are becoming cOnvncen
that the chief Justice the only candidate VIII
whom there - any chance 0f winning against Grant.
Fyen the New Y0fk world q few days ago
reluctant'y admitted the truth Of this propo-
sition. An men acknowledge that nc combines
within himself al the QUALIFICATIONS which are re-
yin of the people. Endowed with the most exalted
talents fOr sfas~manshtp. he lacks none of the ele
mcnt- % character that bcnt the occupant or the
Presidential chair.
A Inaioriiy OF the people are indignant al me des.
pOtlsm aud tyranny and dizso-tci Efh the t0uies
The New York herald., 1868-06-26
Political NOtcs.

Old soldiers who fought under Grant say they have
had enough OF military government, and now they
want civy.
The Pensacola Floridal Commercial has the fol-
lowing sensible alluslon to the reaction in South
CarolIna."At this rate the colored and white voters
VIII soon expel the political vampires that have
fastened upon the throat OF their heroic state. aud
The New York herald., 1868-06-26
The Young Democracy for Chase.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
have from pretty good authority that Ho-
ratio Seymour will be nominated for President by
the convention to be held July 4. They will make a
great mistake as have talked with number Of
Young republicans radical and conservative. and
they would vote for Mr.. Chase II nominated. be-
long to the young democracy, and know from fire.
quent conversation with them that their choice Is
Mr. Chase and that the dead issues be buried.
The New York herald., 1868-06-26
Constitutional Government Versus 1Iilitar
Government.

CANAJOHARIE, n. Y, June q, 1858.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Your articles in regard to Chase are read with deep
interest by all classes OF men. There is no use to
talk about policy Of government long as 1t is un-
certain what kind Of government we are to have.
The Presidential contest will decide whether we are
to have constitutional government or not. II we
are to have military government all our specula-
tions on the subject or policy OF government amount
to nothing. Let us first establish constitutional gov
eminent and then talk about Its policy. The great
object In the Presidential election Is to establish con-
stitutional government over military government.
This object can be accomplished with Chase while 1t
must be regarded doubtful with any other candidate.