The New York herald., 1868-02-20

The result may DO charged 10 personal and not TO po
cal causes"
DELAWARE CoUNrY.-The democrats have gained one
In the Board Of Supervisors. Taking this basis the
Albany Journal republican, glores In the "redsmp.
tion Of Delaware"
can Supervisors The republicans happy their
success in he town Of Sraford, which. they conceds
is ''usuaiy democratic
Kentucky Politics.
Tho election OF Hon. T. C. McCreery, OF Daviess
county, Ky-tbs candidate OF tho "Groon river cOun
tryto the Senate OF the United States supply the
vacancy occasionsd by the resignation OF Hon.
James Guthrie, 10 An important event In the
political history Of Kentucky Kentucky fund Il TO bs
easy task to supply place once occupied BY Henry
Clay and John trttendsn to say sothing Of the pro
found abilities OF the immediate predecessor. Ono Of
the Louisville papers, prior 70 the election, mentioned
the Of Mr. McCresry among the last In the list Of
candidates for the position Alter referring 10 the
statesmanship Of Stanton-not OF the War Oncs-ths
judicial learniag, calm discriminating patriotism and
chasts sloqusnes Of Bullock the direct tact aad prac
tca experience uf Grsen the enlarged democracy and
forensic innusnos OF Caldwell the phosophic thought
isssosss Of Rumsey the ability and loyalty Of Rhsa
came finally down TO the deliberate wisdom and
sloqusscs" Of McCresy. The United States Senate
wants at this juncturs deliberate wisdom and so-
quencs" II the Senator possesses these qualities
Kentucky may again boast o having IN shs highest
branch Of the national legislature . nt representative
Descriptive OF AcCrsery We may s,a,s on the authority
OF Owensbor0 correspondent Of Louisville paper,
that no veteran democrat and has rendered yeoman
service In days lang syps, aud will make senator
las, and head aud shoulders taller than aov he
radical iuu,narss now shedding . tailow besswax hue
hss . seeker ONCE, The Leglslasurs
q selecting him honored the orhOs aso
Committee. &C., have prepared address earnestly
urging upon the Democratic National Executive Com
70 . me Tor holding Is.
Democratic National Lonveu ton
ting the people whether not special Of nfesn
cents on :hs 500 for common school pu shall bs
consdsrstion but IL did not succeed.
Western Politics.
Tho Detroit (dtch) Poa-rad calls suggesting the
propristy Of the Republican State Convention. which
meets that city the 18th March. b careful
the selection Of the sxtsss delegates to tho Republican
National Convention In May who their votes
for candidate for hs Vice Presidency. Grant course
being down tnsir irrevocabs voice the Pres-
Dental nomination. The Post desires to bs distinctly
understood that Miehi gan rspublicansn u decidedly
radical"
From the Evening Tclsgram.l
CHICAGO, Feb. 10, 1858
MI John d. Cation. late Judge OF the Supreme Court
Of this State has written column letter to W. Dow
dali In 70 one from Dowdall which Is published
in the Peoria Democrat IN which he Catop) declines
accept the democratic nomination for Governor Of this
State Judge Cation says hs has been engaged Ia
politics, and docs not understand the Management OF
political parties 90 0 TO qualify him 70 bs leader either
during q canvass or in ONCE. Skill In manipulating
he regards essential In political candidate for
Governor. and he thinks II elected he might prove
failure He proceeds 10 discuss the Presidential ques-
ton. He thinks the government is controlled by
scrupuseus radicals who arc progressing from stand
another. Ne thinks there thousands Of republi-
who will vote the democratic ncks, fall II the
democracy VIII nominate an unosjecsonabs man, and
that without the republican vote there mot the
motest hope for the democratic candidate Pendieton,
he says, is, next to vaaudiaham the most objection
able ths country, not only because Of bis
record put also upon bis greenbask policy To nomi.
nate him 10 70 make the party take the Affirmative upon
. questionable anancal policy, and also upon Perde-
toms war record Bsginnina, there with . good man
cay Sherman or Dx-and simply protesting against
suffrage. would be certain