Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-29

Secretary Boutwell, has written letter
IN support Of Stokes the Radical candidate
for Governor Of Tennessee
The Cincinnati, Co0,ntOusg a Demo
cratic sheet Of small but great venom, con
dcms the Rosceraus nomination without
stint
In reply toa telegram received on sat
urday, from Mr.. stokes, OF Tennessee
Postmaster General Cresswcll fully endorses
VT. Stokes Tor Governor, and assures him of
Tue frank and cordial support Of the Admin
istration
Nallanaigham's explanation of Rosccrans
nomination for Governor al Ohio is 70 the
effect that since the Capcrheutls word
is his-were made 10 take Il back scat. IL
was but fair the War Democrats should no
| company them, and SO he preferred to take
Il Republican candidate.
The officers to be elected lhis fan IN
Minnesota are; Governor, Lieutenant GOV
ernor, Secretary Of State, Attorney General
| Auditor, Treasurer, Chief Justice Of the Stl,
prcmc Court, and Clerks Of The Supreme
Court. The Republican Convention will be
held September o
The Sidney (Ohio9 .IoUnat says Of thc
| condition Of the Democracy with Rosccrans
their candidate lor Governor: go their
| utter discontinue, they now find that they
VIII ilaYe trouble in Keeping perfect haimo-
ny among themselves, without any leisure
tlme to cntcc voters from The Republican,. z
Asa Packer showed his patriotism, when
lhc war broke out, by going to Europe, and
remaining several years. The whole male
portion Of Governor Gearys family, able TO
o. ~ he army, was there fighting ior She
preservation of the Union, As 10 the Gov
iu,tl,, ~, III
THE comfy Of States, says Tic Cleveland
Hefdfd, requires that Ohio democratic ia
p,fs should omit all reference to the "bloat-
ed bontlhotcrs, for fear Of wounding ahc
feelings Of tic Democratic candidate ror
Governor in Pennsylvania, who is "hloatcd''
with several millions Of dollars ol hat sort
property.
The Caliornil Republican CONVENTION
Niot al san Francisco Thursday aud nomi-
mated lorenzo Sawyer and o. G. Pratt for
Judges uithe Supreme Court Resolutions
were adopted lavoring the ratification of Tho
Suffrage Amendment, but opposing CHI
nesce suffrage ana any change in HE natural
izatlon laws approving the Eight Hour
law; iaYorng equal taXaion and cntlors
M The rejection Of the Alabama treaty.
Say HE Chicago IUst.' The nonip0-
lion oi RQsecrans for Governor Of Ohio is n
regular wet blanket on the Democracy
Poor sam Cary is mad Vallandgham Is
mad fcndleton is mad and everything ID
unlpyely all around. Old Pap Thomas he
lns oil OIL The Pacific coasl, with no inten-
ton OF returning, little l,oscg will have 10
t.kc the soundest thrasling he ever got in
nus HE, next October, with nobody TO save
hum from complete anniliatiou. Roscy al |
ways gets whipped on the first day, and Inc
ilrst Gay is all there is Of IN Ohio election
The Radical Mississippi Republicans arc
very sanguine of Il success in their Safe. |
ana shy very few Of the genuine Republi
ems VIII support Judge Dent Mississippi |
mas no such issue as that which divided lie |
Republican party in Virginia. Inc only
question there is whether loyal men shall
rule the State, on whctllcrcX- rebels shall rulc
~ under HE name Of Republican Gonscryn-
tlfcS. They believe the former will be Inc
verdict, even though Judge Dent should 10
put forward as the exponent OF President
Grant policy.
The Bucks county Int Hideueer nttar
naming Cass, Hancock and McCandles. ne
before the Pennsylvania Demo-
cratic Convention for the gubernatoriol
nomination, says: "Cass was supported by
inc Pennsylvania railroad influence, and by
llie western counties generally He would
have made n formidable candidate Al N.
polls General hancock was evidently lie
choice q The masses Of The partg. who fell ,
ma ltls inllllaly record would be 4 urent
Source Of ilrcnslt Hancock would have
got some Republican votes, and would have
tlvch 6nafY great deal Of trnnhle But /
NC party managers stepped over both Of /
hcsc and took up Packer, ne rory man
Z, ~ !. Ne Hifel1NhfieQts Wa3fcd q rec on !