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


vance, the new Congressional organ, thus
pleasantly aliudes to Governor Hawley,in the
course Of an article on the Chicago conven-
ruling providence OF God, or fail 10 be thank
aa G So Ms gs TP N ssn q s S'
The csnvention placed I'M the ehslt u ,dcysrnor
H. hIsws e ShS made AZ si%
psstorste IN Hartford, and the antl-elsvery
gressi to the time when we preached from the
pulpit and M Hawley responded from the
choir; .hen in his , Siase " TALKED eysf the
nssa,aes. The young snbitious lawyers OF
linking his Fortune. to such a hopeless and
TICS pisied Us, III pastor, for similar ioiiyi
The times have changed" '
,Tns Newburg Daily Pres, heads Its account
Of the soldiers' memorial ceremonies 1.-THE
not he srayes OF the patriot ds.d-who died
for all our people, and for no party-bo free
from the Hyens.like tracks Of the mepsing
.Sout il The fear that there 1. RspuSiioas
"oat under the meal" Of every public mani.
feststion Of respect for their resting places
and II the foimer outnumber the latter, the
discredit suggested IL only ohargeable 10 the
leaders Of the Democratic party, who did what
men,s in the Union army, rom Which the
Grand Army Of the Republic is solely made
up"
The following extracts are from a late mum.
Der Of the La Crosse Democrat, which has the
largest circulation Of any Democratic paper in
once In New York SAT Jefferson, Tenas, has
the Ultra Ku Kiur Look out for dead niggers."
"when q rogue. like Thad. Stevens, for In.
stance, arrives At q rips old age, wouldn't It
sit deyolves on our Democratic urnsis and
speakers to warn the people against the Sa-
tanic white Niger mobs known as Christian
associations, sid societies, mission clubs &C:
plague"
The statement that "Governor Lincoln was
the first chief magistrate Of Massachuretts
wno n xssS IN s,rGD S
vetoed q resolve OF the Legislature, which
was passed "for dissolving the bond OF matri-
mony" between certain parties. The reason
Of 1855, exclusive authority to grant divorces
was conferred on the Supreme Judicial Court.
The Boston Transcript says: speaker COL
fax promptly and Indignantly refused, like a
Of pepper into letters and kilograms; a prao.
tice that indicates mcddling curiosity and
dishonorable impudence. The Speaker Of the
IL
play the part Of spying detective."
The Morgsntown West virginia) Post says:
We do not know OF q single honorable dis
charged Union soldier In Morgantown acting
on the other hand there are dozens Of honor
ably discharged Union soldiers acting and
voting with the Republican Union party.
The "Boys in Blue are firm as rock, and
PRo-sLAvERY NOTIONS are still prevalent in
Virginia. A Richmond editor says that AIR.
Colfax 10 not, In the true acceptation Of the
hss n. HI ssSSs s
correspondent OF the New York Times says
that, "gentlemen or no gentlemen, Grant and
Goliss will garry the State In November BY
The Cleveland Herald, which has all along
been an ardent admirer and defender Of Chief
Justice Chase, now denounees "his acknowl-
edged willingness to accept nomination from
slightly 'coIored,' 80 a. to avoid too great CON
trast with former professions"
TIE following conventions are to be held
during the month Of June; June e-New
Fsa me: De@oeTstie, ksshViIis. JUNE e 10
New Jersey Democratic, Trenton. June Ie-
Tennessee Republican, Nashville. June IS
New Jersey Republican, Trenton. June rs
Maine Democratic, Augusta.
The Utica Herald says 1.-THE Chief Justice
cannot control a single State by his personal
influence. His abandonment OF the Union
party Ssr[ss no one Es him Not one Se5a
Union party not one Representative will fol-
his standard"
have sspres.sd oPinions, he Detroit Boa OF says sa
that hve-sixths Of them prefer the nom nation
OF Henry p. Baldwin for Governor. Some
papers fave. q M: crosweli, David II. Jerome,
JoHs A. MoCLERsAsDh heads movement to
send delegates from Illinois to "Conserva-