The New York herald., 1868-03-27
Political Events TO Occur.


March 31-California, Republican, Sacramento
April s-Nevada, Republican, Carson City,
April 15-lllinois, Democratic. Springfield.
April 2a-Nebraska, Republican. Nebraska City.
May Louisiana, Republican. New Orleans.
May 5-New Hampshire. Republican, Concord.
May 6-Illinos, Republican, Peoria.
May Iowa, Republican, Des Moines.
May 13-Mnnesota Republican, ST. Paul.
May 19-National soldiers Chicago.
May 2o-National Republican, Chicago.
June Io-New Jersey LSjn9cratic, Trenton Trenton.
July 4-Natonal Democratic, New York.
July 4-Soldiers' and Sailors, New York.
April Rhode Island-general.
April 6-Connectcut-general.
April l6-Michigan-new constitution.
April to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., State and
April -Wisconsin-judical.
April Ia Is, 16-South Carolina-reconstruction
April IL, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
April 20 to 25-Georgiaareconstruction
April 2l, %, 23-North NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
May 4, o, ,6-Florida-reconstruction
THE FoRTY-FIRsT CONGRESS-
The first regular nomination for the Fortv-frst
Congress was made by the Oregon democrats March
20, viz, Joseph 5. Smith, OF Salem; and oregon
will elect the first OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to be-
~ now, republican-n June. The reformed prac
fice by which, hereafter, each new Congress will
meet and organize at the beginning oits term the
ath OF March, promises the desired uniformity In the
election OF members without the further tnterven
tiOn OF Congress In that behalf. Kentucky. Tennes
see, Maryland and California have appointed for No
wise would not have occurred until the autumn OF
1869; and New Hampshire, Rhode Island and
Connecticut will doubtless follow suit. Thus OF the
1913 seats recognized in the House, 126 will be filed
simultaneously with the choice OF President and oc-
cupants for the remainder will have been already
chosen The Southern States, doubtless by that time
reconstructed, will swell the November total to 116,
hut even without them greater mum ber OF Repre-
sentatives VIII be chosen than ever before upon the
DAY VI a Presidential election.
-, THE NATIONAL REPuBLICAN CONVENTION.
Inc National Republican Convention, which fs TO
cohVsue AT Chicago the 10th OF May, will comprise
SS4 ueiegates, Including those from the Southern
Statest ils have already been chosen, 2l6
more are 10 be elected from the following
states ;-hnnos, s2, May o; Iowa. 10, May Z; Min.
nesota, s, May 10; Kansas o; March 25: Nebraska,
Q, April 20; Nevada, G. April s; California TO-
March 81 oregon, 9; New hampshire 10: Delaware
o; virginia, 20; North Caroina, Is: Alabama, I6:
Louisiana, IA: Texas, IL, and a remainder OF the
delegates for Maine and Massachusetts in which
States alone is The district system observed There
arethreatened coHtesting delegations liz whole or in
part frOm Pennsylvapia, Maryland and California.
4 PRoGRESs or RBCOEsTRrcTIoN.
Flyvtntd.-The Convention has attained La seventy
tspGih day and is drawing TO "a close. The registry
VA undergone one revision twiti another promsedl
.helore The election
hDrth Ctgr0liHd.-Election for and under the new
c0nsuMliop begins April II. Candidates Tor Cover
nor;--WlIliam W. Holden, republican,; Thomas ).
Asbe democrat.
Soun Coroling.- Election for and under the new
constitution begins Aprll Ia General RoDeu X.
Scott y the radical land thus far The onJyt candidate
for Goyefnor
Decentralization for and under the new consi.