, 1869-09-02

POLITICAL.
A dcrpatch from Danvi!le, ILL.,, August 81, taft:
"The lion John L. Tinches. StAte s-natur for taIs
district, has been nominated " the Republican
Corvcnton to reE resent this district In TIC state
ConstttutioEai C0nveatIon.''
Chief Jultce Chase waa reported at shc Mar
ths'a Vineyard Camp Meeting. Ho was evidently
brought under couccrn Of m!nd then. Tie now
writes to y frlcpd IN st. Lons: r mn out Of a.!
fustrc political coatrsta, and no one need bc lca
Gus ol 1ue hereafter"
a ron OF VIM. Il. GNln Is tho Democratic eau.
d!!atc Tor Stale Bcna;or from Ca?ascraa County.
Cal. The senior GN!n wlll 10 remembered a.
prominent and vlFulcnt rebcl during the la.e war.
II Ia sa,d TINT ho Aapfcs to Scat Ia the Cnited
States Sela.c as tho succcl.or of Nj. Cole.
The Cincinnati Gazette is crcdihlJ informed that
General Kosecrsns' letter pf dccllnatlon Was rn.
cclytd IN the Ohio Democratic state Committee
On the 10th inst, and remained IN their nnnds
moro thnn week. II Is not 10 be wondered nt
that they hesta1c to publish Il indeed, nothln2
lets than coMrulsion could haFc Induced them to
let II TX printed ct all.
Atko1bcs General Hear Ia mentioned In connec-
flon With 1be Voett:on on the Cnted stated Sd
p,cHc Bench, which viii be rendered vacant ty
the confer plast1l rcsignatton Of Jnsttce GreE.
1t IL Understood ttlat tie withdrawal Of Judge @.
| viii take place In March next, under The law
which enantcs Supreme Court judges more ihaa
| teycEiy year OF aye to retire upou salary,
/! Raphael semmes. the e1.re1el Pirate. has writ
tcu another leaf1ul1y long letter about the scnoo
troubles iti Noble, 1u which he says that young
| able tx dit i Southern nan who strked tho war
| which tie Seutbc1uets naged to free themselves
!rosn eM,pcthag des pot1sm Is not, IN bis Judgment,
proper an to tram tue generation Ct Southern
youth which Ii 10 Gene aiteF q, auu give tone to
| public opinion.
| 4 NathinEton despatch faEs: 1.-THE Texas Cou-
! scrsatlyc Republicans aeem 10 have 'aRrret1 to
| disagree upon u.eu and measures The Radicals !,
whnke ticket Is headed ~ General naTls. are
wnrktne tteatlt1y and hs!moniously, but II II not
70 with tbs opposition. While npe section favors
Doull- Nukcr for Lieutenant Governor, the Other
scctIou rcnudlarcs him. This dis&1nAon gees fal
toward ilsuttng tic success OF the Radical ticket
nnt tlc election Of General Dasis-"
The Columbus ulhIo} Statrs8iaH cl1lLns support
foe Ms. rcullIct1n because Ills wife wAl the daugh
Ter uf the man who wrote the "Star SranEted
Banner" Republicans. rays the Dayton JoHraat
oppose HIN because he the Leader OF ths' par
IT winch iii! rtA tereI hcst to slcst1or the batncl
whose glory his wIfr'd ancestor 50 trlcnIIilv des
crbcd. ain tio4l's uamc," said pcnAIeton, "lc
ihr1u thc IctclEl gn In pence"
Thc Republican nominations III Dewitt County
IL, are Us follows: County Judge, Solomon +
Lewis: County CLERK, Ley! t. Hull; Coun;J Treas
urer, Thoinas Kelly; Superintendent Of Sehoos
Edward Allyn; County Surveyor T. Louis Grat1
The Republican candidates for delegates 10 ths
Illinois Constitutions! Convention !son, the Thlr
ty-clghth District are: Clifton II. Moore. Of De
W,tt, and Reubcn II. Benjamin, OF Mclean.
The Republicans Of Madison County, ILL.,, hay
nominated c. F. Springer fos delegate to tn
Consliti!iional Convention, David Gillespie 10
County Judge, David f. Urown and John Eeu
| decker for Aesoc!nte Jutitcea. c. ". Mmmock 10
County Clerk, X. T.. GhnM for Couuty Treasure
ard Assessor, j. ~. vAa c!csc Tor Superintendent
OF sclools, Janc. II. An,!erson for county su,
yr5or, AMI Joseph Burnap for Surveyor Of til
| Western n!st1lct-
Washington correspondent ofihe Pnllalc1rh'
| {n4hifeT nats: alt hnA transp1Ied that tscneta
tanly po,lned the Walker party su yIs.,tnla, be
fore 4he late election, tnat he EoulA exact III
trop.cia.1 oath from the members cect OF th
Legislature, but this Important fact was SUP
| prcstei during tic campaign General tanh1 ha
tuArn no uct1on ih this 1nutser, however. an
PROBABLY WI not TIL the course he shall Nntsnc
decided In Cabinet lnectlng." ....
Tie 1atc.t vail oi the Montgomery ls1a., Hail
caused hy the recent action Of the Regents Of III
Stale Cnyersliy III efectlug President, 1t CHE
tha, Il has keen "oNce more bitterly dccetyet
| tnc Cyrus S0rthtur, ctIlzcn OF Connectlcu
vito has never set bis foot on southern soH, {
:. rrched the depth Of the Southern uInd, beat
;, without even IN apparent enorr, mtn 1ahtl. CT
jastcE the confidence and respect Of o1ir PeoPt
;, and against whom, slucc the surrender, ppt
= breath OF suspicion has iecn talsei IS to tho
;, Loyalty to the government"
Tie Republican Convection Of Pe7J County, III
tn the August q, lo1n!natei VIZ. Elstau +
Judge, G. l. I1mm aud E. T. Reese for AIS
= / eiatcs, l. T. Ross for Clerk. and G. C. Kt1iz'
for Assessor. Tic PtpcInc3 vile E1n,r:r a1ncunc
- tra1 wili not support the ticket. Il Alleges II
. s.thc con, cntion WAS entirely composed Of, 4,
controlled bT, the clique anh their ctaIHcrs, nj
- held sway In nrQuotn, and the nominations We
all In Ter Int erctt, and Against the baance Of l.
-, rsintJ. .
~ Tie citizens Of Auburn, n. H., Eercnadcd C
error IloIu an on Thursday last. aed IN his
>, r1,onsc, IL = hich politics were carcfuy nvotds
=, ne ralh n high tribute to ex-secretaEE se~ard
:, :, es.Goyerpor Thsoor, anA Fpoke Of q receut int
rs -, view between General Grant atd htrafeif as vi
-, ra.ut lie saul they congratulated each o;terup
their cscare from utlc!a cates anu respon sih::.r
-, lurtpe thr "hcncd term. and resolved that ea
~ IN h,s respective lonsatn VAS privileged TO tas
CIT the perp1exlttes ct once, and rilHCit With Il
~. harpier perflen Of ihe!f Icllow-c!&lzens who
-. ueyt that duties could be more easily rerforE
~ when properly mixed with recreation,
~ Tee Alexsndr,s Way Gacesst says: I'VE has
~ report ftrm R'cnknpnd that thtre Is ! talk II
"a utcal csrclea there ot \ proposed fusion Of
c. | p1esens political comnntees-hy each Of th
m
- eups1uuttna what Is 10 te called tie 'Gyanh
=. t publican Committee for the State I
~ ! they to request many Of the elected nj
bcrs Of the Legislature as viii be necessary
~ raale quorum 10 resign, SO tha: men msy
,,h elected Who will take the oath. Then for
M 'quuyum' 10 meet, pass the Fifteenth Amc
W., MEET, elect Cu,ted States Senators aud adIo
an until Congress uerta AID ratnes tae action.
. stse th,s seacne as reported. It u in agisat
-, 20 doubt
tnc Several more Democratic Associations IN ;
all. YORK city hare passed reaofct1oas dennnnt
Yal | August Belmont, requesting HIN to resign
Cnais1canship ci the Democratic National G
he. | mittee, mud Recommending William u. tn
thr ! as his SUCCESSOR Thom2s CosttSau Ead
lag sreech before one Of these oEganzatlous, th1
,nr cnipg shut the 1rtsn element Neutd seccdu l
csQ tie Democratic party nnlcss Reituont, WHOM
Of | described as The TrtcAiaa Srircfia Of the Dr.
. to cratic party, coervat,ue md ernteta1irS 1t
eff raa~ipg away Its s1tAls, wc<e oasied fsoa
this | prcseut cleyaicd scat In ttA rouuctla
no