The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-08

We take the following from. the New York
Commercial: There are one hundred thousand
voters IN the state Of New York, that ,s VIII
issue OF paying the 20 bonds In greenbacks,
who will not vote for any candidate OF the
bondholders, forced on the convention, through
Pendiston. As to ali the ststes of the North:
west, this side OF the Mississippi, not one Of
them has hope Of being carried, IL Pendleton,
OF paying the bondholders, were to be cheated
out Of his nomination"
The Frankfort Commonwealth commends to
the Kentucky Legislature that feature OF the
that voters suspsctea Of having African blood
shall be questioned as to the color Of their
parents. II thinks that II such measure were
;SS Slsa SUn 70 po wSSd y
itants proof of actual negro equality, and
social hybridization and amalg amation, which
would be astounding.
10 no pledge on the part Of Congress to admit
the Southern States, even II their new Con.
situations have been adopted, until enough
Of the Legislatures have adopted the Consti-
tutionAl Amendment to make II part OF the
fundamental law. Five more are needed, and
no State will be admitted until the Legisla-
lures Of them all have taken action.
The Augusts: consiii uiionaiist says It ssems
has been elected Governor Of Qeorgia. The
| further concession 10 made that this event has
been brought about through the detection Of
not hesitate to accept Radical ofnclal In az
from debt.
A oosrrsrEp-RLEcrIoN CASE IL being exam
ined in New London, Conn. The testimony
shows that ten or twelve men voted In New
London, some OF whom were residents Of
neighboring towns, one Of New Jersey, two Of
Rhode Island, one Of dreenpoint, y. l., and
zAtion papers,
The one Democrat elected TO Congress from
North Carolina 10 a Mr.. Boyden, = native OF
Mas..ehusetts, and possibly "eatPet bag
ence to him BY his supporters. He was never
avowed his Union sentiments.
FRANCIS L. CAnpozA, who has Just been
chosen Secretary Of State for reconstructed
South Carolina, 10 the son, by a free eolored
woman, Of a well known editor In Charleston
lie was educated at Edinburg, and 10 said to
be an able man and an accomplished gentle
man.
JUDGE wATRoUs opened the District Court
| at Galveston, Texas, and delivered tho charge
| sustaining the constitutionality OF the Civil
citizens, not by virtue OF Co .gressionsi enact.
tn Q soil.
THE Conservative papers Of Georgia nov
min Hill, did very much to defeat Gordon 5,
his lack Of ssgaclty and Judgment"
| The visible admixture law recently passe,
by the Ohio Legislature virtually disfran
chises q white elector for associating witt
| persons Of color.
The Atlanta Era says: "The election OF Gov
ernor Bullock will bring tens OF thousands O
white emigrants to Georgia. 1t Is, In fact, tn
commencement Of a new era Of peace an
prosperity for all time to come"
On. II. J. MAcKAY, Of Charleston, and T. J
Robertson, OF Columbia, are mentioned a
candidates for the vacant seats OF South Carr
lima In the United States Senate.
The Nashville Bulletin, which was Radici
during the war, has become SO again, aftt
being extremely Democratic.
The Freeman's Journal, in an elaborate art
Gle In favor Of Pendleton for the Presldenc,
says: