New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-05
POLITICAL ITEMS.


The Newburgh Daily Press heads its account
OF the Soldiers Memorial ceremonies, The Strew."
A writer in The Toledo Blade proposes 10.
seph X seccr merchant of that city as successor OF
the Hon NJ Ashley in Congress. Mr. Hill OF Defiance
is mentioned as the Democratic nominee.
G. w. X. Miner esq, has withdrawn from the
contest for Congress tho XXLst Pennsylvania District
ent OF the Hon. John CoyOde for the nomination.
Gen. John A. Logan, Gen. Carl Schurz, Gen.
Palmer the Republican candidate for Governor OF Ill
Of Ohio are 70 stump Iowa.
OF the % Governors of Massachusetts since
the adoption of the Constitution there are now but six
living and by the death Of the Hon. Levi Lincoln, the
Hon George Boutwell, is the senior Ex-Governor OF the
State by date Of service.
The Clereland Herald, which has been an adj
mirer and defender OF Chef-Jusce Chase, denounces
:" his acknowledged willingness to accept nomination
from the Democratic party-of course on platform
slightly coOred, 10 avoid too great contrast with
former professlOns.'
The M0rgantown West Virginia. Post says:
We do not know of a single hOnOraby discharged Union
soldier in Morgantown acting or voting With the Copper
honoraby discharged Union soldiers acting and voting
with the Republican Union party.
The Ner- York Citizen DEM says: Schuyler
Colfax probably the only public man OF any note who
he chiefly owes his nomination lie was the strongest
candidate for tho NiccPresienoy at Chicago not because
his rivals but because lie personally obnoxious to no
one"
Rev. DIR. Patton, editor of The Chicago Adj
audcs To Gov Iawlcy IN the course OF an article on the
How could any ore Doubt the Overriding prerii.pee God
be thankful for lis blessing TIE Of freedom 'nd union Joy
csarsnos plcei "a the ebsir eIov iaT q Councru
IaeI y y to oar pl,toe 10 Hartford ard the autssSef;
ssslr Church 'ni site lea 10 pos,s.; de time she's
s5e3 u hs oes We iaks o'r The prospects # oar s de'f -
yoaag aon. lawyer, Of thc cit; laughed al their sp jos or
ikug fortunes 70 nch hopeless and fnae uony ut the
old seesi'''r' pin ed U.s. his pastor too similar folly The lines have
The BntaiO Express gives us this column;
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The v. Y. Day Book strenuously opposed tho
movement in favor OF Chase for President It says in
There IS no detection rougre ranks 4. the gresen, time NJ
l se who have not already determined out 6thy negro
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land And under bis ba9uers Toe sahanr6ssr 4
place platform square opposition to the whole plan Of the
par Instead Of getting up a to tempt Of the rats oat ofta.
every gifts sbounaos AID the people With the
That Ne ny ort Of eapain n ~hc the beoerag is sure 10 Vim
LEI the cry 90 White y0rcr" Let
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will be wiped Of existence Bat the
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REPUBLICAN STATE NOMINATING CONVENTION.
ALBANY, June 4.-The Republican State
Committee met here to-day and resolved to call
state Convention for the nomination of Governor and
other state officers, Syracuse the sth Of July.
ALABAMA DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
MONTGOMERY, June 4.-The Alabama Demo
cratic state Convention adjourned this evening after
adopting resolution In favor OF sending delegates TO the
National Democratic Convention, under the following
Rsd That not representing any rscogIei the Bee.
College Is the deliberate Of this Convention With q.
vote ia the candidates having fun confidence IN their p
patriot and judgment this Convention leave then unsrAm
Messrs IL j. Clanton, Lewis E Parsons Reuben Chap
man. and John A. Winston selected as Delegates for
the state at large delegates selected for
Inc districts The nomination Of electoral ticket Is
left in the hands Of the State Executive Committee,
which was selected to-day with Gen. j. III. Clanton
Ed That having eOnhderoe h tbs !usirts and The
patriotism Of The Democratic party gSo ourselves TIE
ofthe United states uonaad tie City Of s,ioh the Alb
Rosd That slavery having been Poi 70 tie stle Of Ala.
ny Convention Of the people thereof Tell N September, 1865
we assure people Uai there
enacted authority which make distinction
hereby declare our solemn pose hat these laws shall be ih,
an mpartay administered - soon the Mir withdraw And
Pc sit,ed 70 Laaase oar o~u ffd.rs
Rord That tie thanks Of tie Sontle-n people well IS al
unaiuehug earge sud UNSURPASSED shy which he A
acquitted himself Of as oea oath % preserve protect, aud ded hs
and admiration both and being aeeSpnhs
In both capacities proven by The ordeal through which be sA' )
The resolutions adopted with one two dis
senting voices.