The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-06-12

Pourth Of july Convention, urging d1noock Vr
N. nomination bv soclsmstion. Thers u very
,,,,I. ,truoc,s for the Vice Presidency on this
Sore-doomed ticket. Hendricks, Groesbeck,
Holman and Charles r. Adams stand the high
at
m,. m. r,,o,,e,, and Sentinei,
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INs"'"o'' q. NJ,
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prominent IN INC un1u.' s"u u''1''-'
wsged against the South-s man upon "no'
garments Is found no stain Of Southern blood.
Accordingly Il urges the nomination ofMr Pen
dletoa. Il viii, however, support Gen. Han
cock, II he d the choice Of the Northern and
wsstsrn Democracy, and d also the most avail
.b,e man In the marty.
Wr;t,no sbout the Democratic prospects of
getting hold Of live candidate for the Presden-
cy, the New Orleans Creseent says: Gas to what
No should have II We could get 1t, any body can
tell that wen enough, In generalities; but the
rssl question d, what can we getr' Well,
among the certain things Is . complete tanning
at the hands Of the experienced tanner, Grant.
A no,,,,c., o,o.ni,.,;on. designed to further
A.. .i.c,,on &C., Grant h,. hem formed in
CHICAGO and IN oommsmorstion Of tho business
In which he was engaged at the commencement
Of the rebellion. has named itself "Ths Tanners"
and Il win operate encctually on the green hides
1.-THE Democrat"
On one point 'Hy. tns fre'' Gen. enep'e'
a. M ns inss.neeo0o rom 'no S 0onIen-
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viIo p.ndletoni,m. but No ana not know that the
clarion, resolution in which II Is affirmed tina.
on, national OBLIGATIONS must be faithfully kept
IN letter and spirit, was adopted In Committee
and IN Convention without single murmur Of
d;..ent
III. .eouits.l Of Andrew johnson, followed
nv tbs ,,tbd,vsl Of Edwin M. Stanton, Score
,.rv ~ War I, The heat news for the rebels and
C,rnsrhs.d. ,;noe thu hattie Of Bull Run; and
,h.y Ar, making characteristic use OF H. They
a No, ,n.-e The tender r,,ceptibilities Of those
con,o;.nt,ou, Republican Senators who voted for
.couittal and claim that in doing 30 they have
neitbor Lost political standing nor invited the
u,urper to new deeds Of violence.
I..,,.,,o ..v, Gan G,rnt,, letter OF sc-
,snt,nce sounds like . bulletin announcing Q
80, x,c,orv 7. I, . bullct-in the democratic
80
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According to the st. Louis Repuo'iea"' ne"i-
ly all the Missouri delegation TO the NC" iork
Convention arc In favor OF Frank biair i0r inc
Presidency.
George c. Gorham Of California, has been
elected Secretary Of the Senate in place Of For
ney resigned. Mr.. Gorham was the Republican
candidate for Governor Of California at the last
election.
The copperheads are complaining because the
Senators refused to confirm Stanbery rs ATTY.
General, calling It q picoe Of spite because he
resigned his Office to conduct Johnson's defence.
There were two valid reasons why his nomina-
ton should DO Observation-Disclosures he has been
one Of the most determined foes Of the recon-
struction acts Of Congress occupying place In
the Cabinet. and because his rcsigning and 10
appointmen was a trifing with the Senate, which
ought to 30 rebukod.
The Michigan Democratic State Convention
which met this week, adopted among other
resolutions one which proposes TO maintain the
n"'o.' ','s" .'~~. ~ p-yns ' '"u' o.
nS,.. $50. .a,n.n,. ~. AN, ~ nr.,;.
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Inc misconduct Oh tho negroes n'er the WASH
d. ., . ~ Ss,n
intend - oor,.-t ,ho .,.,,;o, ,or A,d.rm.n and
Couno,,m.n =, an. ,,,, vh.r. AZ. n.mo.
Gratis had only p majority, 100 soldiers of tho
10Th and 10Th infantry voted who had no legal
right 10 vote. The Courts win throw these votes
out. and this will give the whole city gov
crnment TO the Republicans.
Senator Fowler. like Henry J. RAYMOND, has
becu turned out of the Republican National
Committee and his place supplied by tho ap-
pointment Of Thomas @. Alvori OF New York.
Let our Irish and German fellow-citi,ens TO
member that the Republican party has been
first to prove In regard for their rights and It's
willingness. to defend them. The Democracy,
notwithstanding its loud professions, never pass
oil o law for tho protection Of their rights
abroad. Il has been left for Republican Con-
grcss to prove by works rather than professions,
It's fidelity to the interests Of our foreign born,
I" well Is to our native c'ti'cn''
The New York Irish Republic Is vigorously
supporting the nomination OF Grant and Colfax.