The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-06
Personal ANN POLITICAL.

The Democrats at La Crosse, Wis, nominated
Gen. A. G. Ellis for Congress yesterday, to run
agsinsi Gen. Washburne. Z
In all sections of the country the honest men Of
the Republican party are abandoning that foul
organization and joining the Democracy.
Mr.. Boutwell, has returned from his hole. 10. the
sky, and will preside over the State Radical con.
vebtiOn at Worcester Masss chusetts on the 9th.
The {" Boys in Blue (" in, New York city are bit
terly fighting among the,aselves, and that is the
o oily lighting they ever d. except when they take
of their shirts
speaker Colfax writes Chat he will leave Den
yer on the sth and reach Washington on the 18th
instant so as TO be on hand forthe session. in ase
Congress reassembles on the 2lst.
Ii IL reported that Heri Iingel, the lion tanner
who was 30 seriously injuied az Madison, Indiana
last week, died from loss pf blood on the boat be-
tween that point and CINCINNATI.
The Republican gressional convention of the
second Wisconsin district has nominated b. r.
hopkins for reelection, BY reclamation. Hon.
Amasa Cobb was likewise renominated 10 the
third district, and Hon. Philetus Sawyer in the
fifth district. /.
The Democratic State convention to-day nomi.
mated the following presidential electoral ticket:
AT large-Judge Carmiebael, John Thompson
Mason; first congressional dstrct-Albert Con-
stable, Walter 7. Alnger c. G. Daltam, Chas
g. Roberts, Geo. Peters.
Hissanuts ShiossO and shianodo Quanitich, two
officers OF high rank in the Japanese army, who
have attended Monson Academy, in Massschu-
setts, for The past two yeaIS, have been ordered
home. in Consequence OF dhe civil wa in China.
Three Of their cOuntrymep temain at Monson.
Rutland, VT dispatch. of the Sd says The
vote in III towns about one-hslf of the State,
stands Page (Rep.) 2y,S3l Edwards (Dem.)
S35l; Republican majority IA $50. The towns to
be heard from will, it is iapught increase the ma
iority in the State 10 80 100 The net gain in the
III towns is 1895.
The following nominations were made by the
Democratic convention pf Massachusetts,: For
governor John Quincy. Adams. of Quincy for
lieutenant governor. ReusDen Noble, of Westfeld
for secretary Of State, C9arles Bumblecomb for
treasurer Henry Arnold, iof Adams (; for auditor.
A. L. DevereauX, Of Salem for attorney general
VIM. G.. Endicott. of Salon. J. G. Abbot, of BOs-
ton, and Jno. r. Briggs, II Sheffield, we're chosen
presidential electors.
There is great rpjoicin: among the New York
Democrats at HOfman's domination. A hu ID ed
guns were fred in the tpark, and several ion.
promptu meetings and PROFESSIONS were organ
lied at the hotels and othbr public places. Both
parties agree that the ndminati0n il very strong.
and will be difficult TO lfeat. Many Democrat,
clubs are ratifyins tie n}minations, and obeying
the excise laws. :.
hon. ". P. Noble, lie regular Democratic
nominee for Congress the 5andusky, N. Y,
district. has withdrawn from the canvass, in conse
quence of the refusal OF part of the Democracy
10 support him, and q convention is called TO
meet at Clyde on the 9th OF, September, to select
a new candidate. Hon. Robert Lee, the caudi-
date Of the party who refused 70 support Noble.
will probably withdraw y favor of the nominee of
the convention.
In Michigan. which vii, reduce the Radical ma
jorty TO less than five Thousand, IL not go wholly
Democratic. the campaign Is being conducted to
a splendd consummat9n. Senator DoOlttle is
making magnificent ADDRESSES. Friday night he
spoke in Detroit to aboulsix acres Of Democrats,
and Sam. Weler's Proposed microscope of
- double distilled milo9 hextra power" could
reveal no thread on VIII ch to hang the Radical
Congress, except the single cord which they
deserve.
The Natchitoches Times says: We are again
constrained To invite tse attention Of the New
Orleans press TO the necessity for an imme iiate
revision of the Democratic electoral ticket of the
State. To our certain knowledge, over One-half
the gentlemen nominated for electors are disqual-
fed from holding office, even If elected under the
third section OF the fourteenth amendment which
IL de fscto. at least, part of the United States
Constitution. The people look to the press Of
their chief city for reeE They know nothing Of
the STATE Central Commi.tee, exec pit through their
repudiated nominations f;r State officers in March,
1865, and Of the electors ticket now complained
OF. A blind fatality seems to follow them, aud
the people beginning.lo think that the fortunes
OF the party in the stats have been intrusted to
those who are either incompetent or unfathful.