Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-12

are slowly completing their Congressional
ticket. 1t is believed Gene raj William A
Pile, the present member, will be renominated.
In the Second District, this term, the nomina.
lon is regarded as belonging to the city Of 81.
on,i - ,nd so .o,G dna' S%ose MewSomo VIII probaoly
young lawyer, will probably be nominated. In
the Third District Mr.. Andrew Bush has been
nominated after considerable skirmishing. The
district Is close. In the Fourth District Colo.
mel 5. II. Boyd, who was the member In 1862
ard 1853. has been nominated. In the Fifth
District Colonel A. H. Burdette has been nom.
mated. In the Sixth District Colonel Van
Horn will be renomiuated, but his election is
doubtful, as the district ls close. In the Sew
enth District there are many candidates. as
General Loan proposes to run for the Senate in
lively contest Is going or tor the nomination,
and the winner is not named. In the Ninth
son, present member, will decline reaom "a
ton, but il is quite probable he will bs urged
to make the race. The Democrats have not
made their nominations in any district th hus
far. ffi
Governor Crawford, Of Kansas, is aa.
nounced as a csudidata for the seat Of MIR,
Clarke, present Representative from that State
In Congress.
The Chicago Times Is authorized to state
that Hon. George II. Pendieton will make six
at such places as the Democratic State Com
mittee shall designate.
Hon. Dennis Mccarthy, Of Syracuse, a war
Democrat, has been renominated for Congress
BY the Republicans Of Onondaga and Cortland
Distriat. -.
- The Democratic nominations in Kansas
are-For Governor, George w. Click for
Lieutenant Governor, Maxwell McCasItn;
Secretary OF State, Wilson Shannon, Jr.: Au.
ditor, Gotieib Schauble; Treasurer, Alien Nc
Cartney; Attorney General, Ross Burnes
Supreme Judge, w. X. Wagssaf f
In the Twelfth Ohio District the Demo-
Gratis have nominated Philip Van Trump, the
present incumben', for Reelection, and the Re-
publican nominee is Nelson ]. Turney.
The Republicans in the Seventh District,
Chester County, Pa, yesterday nominated
washington Townsend for Congress. Hon.
John ID. Broomall, Republican.is Is the present
votes against s,53I for the Democratic candl.
date. Mr.. Broomall declined reelection. .--
In wyoming County, Pa, yesterday the
Thirteenth District Republican Con ventiOn re-
He received 1880 votes at the last election
against l0,6s3 for his Democratic opponent. -
- The Adams county, Pa, Democratic Con.
vention yesterday nominated for Congress w
McCiaIn. The Cumberland county. Pa, Re-
publican Con vention met in Carlisle yesterday
Nominations for Congress and State Senate
were deferred. William B. Parker was nom
mated for District Attorney, and ]. b. Gish
for Assembly. X. ]. Haldeman, of Cum bpr.
land county, was yesterday unanimously nom.
mated for Congress by the Democratic Don.
yen,ion OF Perry county. Pa. This, with Oum.
berland, makes him the nominee in place Of
Mr.. Glossbrenner, the present member.
= Albert Pike seems to have been badly .re.
constr uctsd." In q recent speech AZ Centre
Hin, Mississippi, he urged the young men 10
swear that any Northern man attempting to
cross the Ohio river to come south ward shon Id
not be allowed TO live. And in an editorial ar
ticle in the Memphis Appeal he says: | =
.,Young men, il is for you to bring back 70
the country these golden days. The South is
Otir a NJ
realm. stand at the altar Of your eountrv
Swear that the day shall come when khS Sus.
quehanna and Ohio shall be rivers Of fire as
they are now rivers Of blood, between Won r ma
tive land and that Of Northern Huns, phick ma
s,an shall atsspt TO cross and hce-",s
= The Republican gain In the New,Aibany
fI.d) nunseipai election On rpssaay was 700