The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-22

the III electoral votes which we can give you
to them to make up the needfui i5s-oniy i.
rs your share-and elect Democratic Presi-
dent committed to Democratic principles and
In the good old days Of the white Federal re-
lished." .I77I "
The following are the opposing candidates
In Virginia;
Observation-Disclosures Gen. Henry II. Wells,
tenant dovernor-R Republican,, James II. Ole
mentsj Democratic, Gen. James A. Walker.
Attorney acnciai-.Repubiiean, George W.
6SSssI az isrsssepabe.u H Aaron
Crane; Democratic, Col Marmaduke Johnson.
Congressmen by distriots-i; Richard s; Aver;
& Lewis Q. Thayer, s. q. q. Curtis; o. George
fuckers :. CHARLES whitley; Democratic,
r. II. shaekleford, s. Democratic, Gen. VIM.
Terry.
The seven States which are at the door Of
Congress have elected Republican Governors
and Legislaturcs, and their state officers are:
hlAsam.-wm. H. Smith, Governor. A. J;
6 Glgssd Gov, Jas. N. N.Y. ohn.on, Lieut.. Gov.
Fiorids-Herrison Reed, Gov, WIN. N. qlea-
Lieut. q %s4mo.h Su asa
Oscar J. Dunn, Lieut.. Gov. North Carollna-
wm.w Holden, Coy, Tod y: Caldwell, Lieut..
Lemuel Boozer. Lieut.. Governor.
THE Burlington Hack Eye says that al
though the Iowa delegates to the New York
| Convention are instructed to support Pendle-
to be on the decline, they arc looking about
them and preparing to make the best bargain
they can. In the event Of the probable nomi-
tion will abandon Pendleton with the under
standing that ex-senator A. o, dodge, Of that
State, 10 to have the second place on the
ticket, and that Belmont & 90. shall contrib
ute freely OF their substance to carry on the
campaign In the West.
PEsssYLvAxIA has three candidates for
Democratic President-dea. W. S. Hancock,
Hon. Asa W. Packer, and George W. Cass;
Ohio has Chase, Pendleton, and Thurman; In.
diana, Hendricks; New Jersey, Joel Parker;
New York and Ds
Francis Adams; Maryland, Reverdy johnson,
California, Judge stephen Field, also Of the
| Tennessee, Andrew Johnson.
"BLEssEp is he that expeetcth nothing"
exciaims the Charleston Netot, led thereto by
the supreme selhshness OF political parties.
sa E0t ~ sh9ng ihs Battles snses
They will make their calculation deliberately
Suffrage or Radical misruie in the South II the
| great greenback question 10 likely to give
them a more effective platform.
The Denver, Tribune says: "Hon. Daniel
schuyler Colfax, Speaker Of the House OF
Representatives, Vice Presidential nominee,
20, who informs him, definitely, of his in.
says he win be out about tho LIST OF August,
and we understand will probably remain 8
month visiting mountains, mines, parks, and
visit.
The Galesburg Free Press says the Illinois
Republican nominations should certainly give
to al soldier; And psr.
der, Colfax an editor, Palmer . soldier,
Dousherty soldier, Rummel AZ, editor, Lip
sao. a0 .sR.s
We are satisfied, perfectly.
The Democratic papers have again begun to
publish the circular headed "Sixtesn Reasons
GenerM Grant for President in 1865" 1t ap-
peared last August, and was attributed to the
friends Of Mr.. Colfax, who at once emphati-
tions. Those who now publish It are conscious
OF giving circulation to base falsehood.
THE New Orleans Piedyane says that, accord
Ing to present indications, the new Senator.
aud State senator elect from the Parish OF
aas whs ss,. he Z TSoSS 4
whose election has been declared probable.
The Detroit Tribune observes: 1t is because
the Ams,issn people , know that tine Demo;
reached out to greet the unrepentant rebels
with the grasp OF fellowship, and with the
| that organization.
IT 10 rumored in Baltimore that Gov Swami
has offered 8. Teakle Wallis the United States
an Rs i. srsss,iss T. wort: Esss SS
year, which he prefers to political honors.
Let somebody offer the place to Swami, him.
self, and 1t will not be declined.
The telegraphio dispatch, announcing the
ohicial returns Of the late election in Oregon,
| contains this significant sentence; The official
count shows unsspestedly large msioritie, in
"another great Democratic victory" a-
see to the Chicago Times, says that Brownlow,
SP se essw
being g.itisSistiy small Or feeble dog, didn't
get his share OF the crumbs.
desire candidate that will run well, let them
put up any one OF the thousand OF draft sneaks
who put Tor The 10 Canada ma, border when the arss
beat for speed and bottom"
The Republicans Of the Fourth Illinois Con.
gresslonal district have nominated for Oon-
gress Hon. John =. Hawley,. OF Rock Island.
clined denomination.
THERE Is division among the Republicans OF
the Tennessee sixth Congressional district,
and two conyentions have been held, The
| second nominated Hon. J. Jack Buck.
The Columbus (Ohio) Statesman calls upon
| the friends Of Mr.. Pendleton 10 come to New
| York In full force on the ith OF July, saying
| that Democrats who are opposed to being
"soid out" should, by all means, attend.
TIE New York Herald says: available
Democratic Presidential timber, Northern
| maple, Western hickory, or Southern yellow
| pine, Is very scarce. The war has made 1t so."
| MAJ. GEN. RUSYoN, of Newark, has been ap-
| pointed chairman Of the Soldiers and Sailors
Democrats Executive Committee for New
| Jersey, in place of Col. Zulick, who has re-
| moved from that State.
The Austin Republican suggests to the Texas
| Convention the propriety Of passing an act
| disfranchislng every editor or public speaker
In the state who has opposed or now opposes
| negro suffrage.
TnE Lexington tKy.l S,Giesasn says; Gen.
Grant, with his pen, gives the rebels and Dem
| ocrats as much trouble as he used to give
| them with his sword.
| GENERAL CANBY writes to General Grant
| under date OF June II that there is no founda-
i tton for the reports of outrAges committed In
Kersaw county, South Carolina.
| PREsIDkNT FAIRFIELD, of Hillsdale College,
competitor for the Republican nomination for
Congress In the First district, Michigan.
GEN. HECTOR TYNDALR, who has been nom
| mated for Mayor OF Philadelphia by the Re-
| publieans, is a brother Of Hon. Sharon Tyn-
dale, Secretary Of State In Illinois.
| TuE evidence just closed In the New London,
one fraudulent Democratic votes were poiled
and nine fraudulent Republican votes.
| THE Augusta (Ga) Consiuuiionalia thinks
"availability'' Is very good thing In Its way,
| but 1t doubts II the party that pursues II
always secures what 1t most desires.
| HEIsrEn CLYMRR writes letter to say that
10 connection with the Chase movement was
l "entirely unauthorized,u He don't see IL,