Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-08-06
POLITICAL ITEMS.

-Orvllle Grant, DrOtler OF the Henerai, HIVES
in Chicago, and has just given 500 to Seymour
and Blair club. '''.. '.''', ~ =, go.
The two opposing candidates, Republican
and Democratic, in the Sixth Congressional Dis
trict of Ohio are partners in the law business
"A paragraph in the Charleston Ne,os states
that the political disabilities of Ex-Governor On
have been removed. He is now on visit to Ar
kansas and Iowa for the purpose Of looking after
some lands entered by him in 1857. -
-Leavenworth held an immense meeting for
Seymour and Blair Saturday night Of last week.
Hiram U. Grant passed through the town the day
before, and only the postmaster was so poor as to
do him reverence. Lii - .'~.''
A letter received from ex!President Pierce by
ex. Marshal Hoover, of Washington District, says
Seymour is perfectly satisfactory to the New
Hampshire Democrats, and will carry the State,
beyond doubt, in November.
-"Fire your guns, said a poor laboring man
in Detroit, while the Radicals were ratifying Gen.
Grants nomination ''You can't fool me any
longer. I voted your ticket until it takes three
dollars to buy what used to get for seventy-fve
cents, and now think it. about time for change
'-"Y. S." t. :, ..telligent Georgia correspon-
dent of the Cincinnati Gazette, admits that De-
mocracy will carry the State, and adds: The
Democratic majority Of the Assembly would not
have accepted the 18th amendment had they not
been sure that by admission in the Union, Geor-
gia would be made good for their party. ''''''''
Mr.. Greeley declares that the Republicans
are delighted with the nomination of Governor
Seymour. That's so many are 80 delighted that
they intend to vote for him. Chief Justice Chase,
Senator Doolttle, Senator Dixon, Charles Francis
Adams, Andrew johnson, and probably Thad.
Stevens are among the Republicans who will vote
for him.
1t seems to be peculiarly Of the South Car.
olina Radicals, both foreign and native born, to
VOW that they are Democrats as soon as they are
elected to Office by the sufrages Of their colored
friends. Judge Moses, the renegade Carolinan,
who was the other day elected Chief Justice, de-
clares that he has no sympathy, with Radicalisn,.
Hoge, the Ohio carpet-bagging Solomon come to
Judgment, and who has been elected Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court, is now said to be a
thorough going Democrat. '... ....-" ~ 49,. d.
Elections take place in Kentucky, August
Sd, and in Tennessee, August 18th ; in Vermont,
September lst; California, 9Th; Maine, IA; ; ID Ne.
braska, October 9Th; in Pennsylvania, Ohio, In,
diana and Iowa, 49, in West Virginia, 22d; in
New York, New jersey, Delaware, Maryland, I'LL.
nois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Missouri,
Kansas, Nevada and Massachusetts, November
Sd. The Presidential election will take place on
the second Tuesday 1.-THE 10th day) Of November.
The inaammatory tone Of the speeches in
Congress with reference to the Southern govern
mepts and the Southern electoral vote, is causing
very uncomfortable feeling in business circles in
New York, increasing as it does the prevailing
distrust of the future. Great regret is also ex'
pressed that Congress, instead of taking recess
merely did not adjourn, as usual, till December.
To re-assemble right on the eve Of an exciting
Presidential election, Republicans as well as Demo
Gratis apprehend will be but to foment pas. agita'
tion.. - 81, .-.'.-tr - ..'I.,