Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-12

| the violent tone OF the Southern Democrats
D and csutions them against INDUCING in the hop
: of restoring lost cause. Secession and slaVer'
= are both dead says the - Courier !" land tn
suspirion even that the Democratic party enter
tanned the reactionary projects OF the ultraist'
of the South would cause its defeat in the North
As the southern politicians ruled the Demo
cratic Convention and made its platform, 1t II
very evident that defeat must follow. as e logic
, al cone usioa. according to the "Courrier."
: s S Burdeth is the Republican candidate foI
Congress in the Missouri district now iepresent
ed by Joseph McClurg, the republican candidate
for Governor.
James Rowan is running a. an Independent
candidate for Congress in the twenty ninth ~
Y district His platform is virtually the demo-
cratic one
In Ohio. Thomas 0 Edwards Is the republi-
can candidate for Congrs in the 18th district,
now represented by a democrat, and VIM. Law
renee is the repub lean candidate for re election
in the tth district, with JohH S. Seedorn as his
opponent.
A ter over hundred ballots, Henry G. John
son has been nominated for Congress by the re-
publicans of the twentieth Pennsylvania district.
I he district is now represented by Darwin A.
Finney, who Is in Europe in low condition Of
health Each of the four counties in the district
presented candidate and adhered to him with
great tenacily. and the controversy was only de-
termined by the withdrawal eff Judge Pettis and
the dropping Of the three her candidates. Mr.,
,.,;o tt:.
ed a. Speaker of the House of Represent av ives
of Pennsylvania The republicans will probably
re.nomiDate caleb n. Taylor in the Fifth dis
tuct, 1ha9deus Stevens in the Ninth, Henry l.. |
Cake in the renth Ulysses Mercur in the Thr-
teeuth, and Daniel j. Merre in the sew nteenth.
There is, however, much opposition to Mr., Ste.
yens in his district. In The rwenty-lhird both
parties are in like perpexity. Mr., Williams ID
a candidate for re- MONTH alton, but has failed so
far, although several hundred ballots have been
taken and the democrats cannot find man
willing to accept a certain defeat. The republi
can state committee expect to elect eighteen Of
the twenty four Congressman.
Gen. B Webster of Plttsburg who was the
candidate for Congress againFt Gov.
sIorehead in 1866, has declared his int,n ton to
vote and speak for Grant and Colfax.
The republican Congressional nominations in
he six Michigan dissric are as follows Fer
,ando q. Beaman Gen. VIM, l.. Stoughton, Aus.
in Blair, T. W. Ferry. o. D. Conger, and Ran
lolph Strickland. Beaman, Blair, and Ferry
IRE present members.
The Albany journal says that G36 of the J
10 inmates of the state-pri on at Auburn are :
emocrats. ,
The cincinnati Gazette" which was regard a
as Mr.. thlses orgtn until quite recently, .
enies the statement made by friend of Mr.
has, that he did not seek the democratic nomi. o
alton, and adds /;
'Mr, base entered into negotiations with
lie managers of the democratic part for the
Dmination to the presidency. The negotiations y
ere PUSHED on his part with great activity and \
; had all his personal followers Il, work at it. =.
he world knows that the considerations on his
Irt Of this bargain we're, that he would spIit II
e republican party and thereby enable the 4
party to carry all the cleo tons ma /
Dnal and local and on the other pa t that the
party should nominte him for the ID
These were the terms of the coali lie
IN. Thev were as fully expressed when MIR 70
laSe made the first ovnrtures for the democratic
animation as if he had written them out" "
A San Francisco correspondent writes AZ fol-
Wa in regard to the present aspect OF the presi ~
initial campaign on the Pacific coast o.
Before the democratic national conven ion
IS held wa In great doubt as to the result on N
Is coast. That convention could have put in is
held ticket which would have carried tue he
tire Pacific states against Grant nd Colfax,
1t did not do it. The nominations really W
aSe nobody The secesh element which is eu
y strong in the democratic party on his coast Ia
isgustei with Blair they don't like his rec n
during the war and the war democrats are
ially di-susted with Seymour's anti-war rec lei
l. Nobody pleased Southern men FAY they dc
ght as well go for Grant a. Blair. Northern -
say they would as soon 60 for JEFF Davis
done with 1t "a Seymour The irish will 20 Wv
ticket of course, without reference TO who is an
H. but the floating vote-whch here must de- m,
tue election-which would have been caught
Chase or Governor Haght. will now general.
20 for Grant do not say that the republi- VIII
! are sure of California. Oregon and Neva- We
but the chances of their carrying them are
wing brighter daily. We have improved at '''
i 100 per cent. since the July COW ention lS
lie its nominations. IA