The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-01
POLITICAL.

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great abilities 70 the intcrests OF Ms eiients,
and seems to have Withdrawn Altogether from
politics, but we believe his sympathics are,
publican party"
TEE Republicans Of Bangor, Maine, opened
the campaign on saturday evening BY great
giant fisgs for Grant and Colfax were raised in
ifs GdSf Ismiin, asncrsi Pisi.isr, sa
others. Ns.tt f'-rHFF FE-t
Tux Leesburg a. Mirror says tn stirring
addresses on the euL' ect OF the new oonstitu-
tion and the duty OF every white man In the
state to do all In hi. power to crush In Its In
cipicncy the hydra. headed monstcr. were de-
llvcred ut Red iiill on saturday, by Colonel Il.
y. Lcc, Mr.. Powell Harrison, and Captain j.
W. Foster.
TnI Memphis BuiiciiR asks; elias the Ava
doned the doctrinc that the white men OF
America are entitled TO superiority and su.
premacy In the Naturalization OF the Federal
and State Governmentsp"
HON. JoHN A. BIsoHAN, OF Ohio, General
Siekles, OF New York, and probably General
Garfield, OF Ohio, will be present at the NJ aine
Republican state Convention, to be held In
Portland on the sth Of July.
AMONG the gentlemen named to succeed
Hon. Samuel Hooper as Representative to
Congress from the Fourth MassAchusetts dis
trict are Hon. George d. Upton, Hon. Richard
II. Dana, jr., Hen. J. M. =. Williams, and
others.
A PARTY of gentlemen, who, after the Chi
cago Convention, went westward on an excur-
sion to the terminus q the Pacific railroad,
est point on the line Of the road, some miles
west OF Cheyenne.
THE Charleston Mercury threatens that
South Carolina will bolt the Democratic nom
and lie. the party re to the devil
convention shall insert into Its platform a
declaration against universal suffrage.
Or DIr-that II Pendieton is slaughtered at
New York, another distinguished Cincin-
NATHAN 10 likely to get the nomination OF the
Democracy for the Presidency or Vice Presi-
deney, M. W. S. Groesbeck is the gentleman
THIS shelbyville CTenn;) Americsn linton has
johnson will be before the New York Conven-
tion, no matter what may be the result Of the
ballotings. Should no one else nominate him,
there are delegates from Tennessee that WILL"
GEN. WADE HAMrToN and Montgomery
Blair will remain at the New York Hotel dur
ing the convention. Chief Justice Chase and
Henri A. Wise have engaged rooms at the St.
THERE will be q grand Republican rally at
the Cooper Institute this evening. Generals
Logan and Van wyck, and Senator Wilson,
among others, have promised to be present and
speak.
Ex-CoNPEDERATE MAJOR ROM. II. GLASS,
editor Of the Lynchburg Republican, has been
nominated for Congress In the district OF which
Lynchburg forms part.
In their straits for a candidate, the Time
urges the Democrats to "think kindly Of Gen.
McClellap,p the Worlds candidate,
TIE Democrats claim Mississippi by 1900
majority thus far. The election continues to-
day and tomorrow. |
The Republican Executive Committee OF
Louisiana claim that the State will give Grant
and Colfax q, 900 majority.