Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-26

PoLITIcAL.-Mr. Mcdonald, the new Sen
ator from Arkansas, is a native Of PennsyI-
vans.
Chase Is sdead IN love- with the Pre- ST.
dency. II remains 70 be seen whether his pas
sion is recsprocated
Mr.. Bloss, OF the CINCINNATI EaqareT, has
written life of George q. Pendleton.
The Democrats OF the Second Vermont
(Poland's) District have nominated Charles
NJ Chase, OF Lyndon, for Congress. He ran
against Poland IN 1s66, and was defeated by
$500 majority.
- The Philadelphia Democrats have finally
harmonized, and nominated city ticket head
ed by Daniel NJ Fox for Mayor. .
The Lynchburg (va-) Republiean informs
Chief Justice Chase that .-he might have been
the next Democratic President of the United
States. in defiance OF all the world and the res
case in the supreme Court of the United States
three months ago, instead OF postpoLing II for
party purposes until December.
The Msysyille (My.) Baletin is informed
that Gen. Grant is expected TO visit that county
during the latter part of the month, and will be
al Maysyille for a short time.
The Republican dificlUy in the twenty
eighth (Rochester) district Is IN a fair way tor
adjustment
organ. becomes seriously alarmed At seeing the
nsmes Of Gems. W. 7. Sherman and Geo II
Thomas added TO the hist of Democratic candi-
dates for the Presidency. Ii says :-s' Ii the
New York Races are not exciting, it will not
be for want of entries nor of foreign horses.
Truly IL seems as-if the Generalization of the
democratic party, which set In last fall, just
after the elections, and the cry, for particular
purpose OF policy you must be careful TO
get Republican votes, and not 10 drive them on
oy nominating Gus men,, now seems 10 be
enough, but no man has any right to CON-
PiaIn Of the confiagration who helped to kindls
the nre.-
The Newark Coarier thinks that ex Con
gresham Nehemiah Perry is sure TO get the
Democratic nomination for Governor of New
jersey,
The Newburg IN. " Press don't support
Chase as much as IL did. The Rochester Lhion
(Democratic) says the Chase movement upon
the original line marked out by those who
believe in the thing and those who are playing
the thing, has come 70 grief by reason of the
pretty unanimous and pretty emphatic con-
demnatien of tho Democratic press.
The uniform of the Pendleton escort will
consist Of a brown linen duster, a "Pendleton
hat" OF light felt, and dark colored pants
IEelr peculiar banner is the American flag.
while across its bright bars is Imprinted a fac
sinsiIe of a fve-dollar greenbaek save and ex-
cept that in the lower right-hand corner is a
likeness of PendIeton-
Mr.. George Aired Townsend denies that
he is to edit Chase organ, and says he Is for
Grant and CSlfax.
Alexander II. Stephens and Herschel V
johnson have been urged TO b. present az the
meeting of the National Democratic Conyen-
u0R-
-Gerrit Smith says, Il expect TO vote for
Grant and Colfax. i like them both: and, IN
the main, like the platform on which they
stand"
The Hon. Jno. Covode will be renominated
IN the Twenty-frst Pennsylvania District.
Fayetfe and Indiana counties are UNANIMOUS
for him, and Westmoreland will doubtless
concur.
Albert Pike, In the Memphis appeal, says
of the Chase movement: I'VE have heard that
Catholic sailors, ured Of fish and eggs, IL they
had eggs TO eat, during Lent had . habit OF
fastening a ham 10 q line, letting it over the
ships side into the sea, and drawing II up again.
repeating the formula, Down Cannon. up SAL
mon AFTER which they could eat IL without
needing absolution or doing penance. No 9TH
er process, we think, can make Democrat out
Of salmon p. Chase .-r.-gs
The Republicans Of the Second Congress
sional District of Maine nominated 5. p Nor.
rill, Of Pennington, for Congress yesterday af-
ternoon- f.-f.-
Hon. John Lynch was nominated for
Congress in the First Congressional District
of MAINE. The resolutions fully sustain the
Chicago platform.