The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-06
POLITICAL NEWS.
The Prospect in Pennsylvania-signs
OF q Democratic Triumph.

The Prospect in Pennsylvnnia-Signs
OF n Democratic Triumph.
From the Philadelphia Age.l
The news from all parts Of the State Is deci-
dedly encouraging. Democrats are united ana
hard at work, while the Radicals are demoral-
lied and split into two factions, the office hold
ers and those who wish to be placed upon that
list. The fight between these parties is fierce
and bitter. In Blair County contest of this
kind Is going on, and friend writes from that
locality u 'Stfckers are more In demand this fall
in this county than they have ever been before,
and the prospects for the Democratic State
ticket are good, and if we do not elect 1t, the
RAIDS will not have much trouble In counting
their majority in Blair" From Northumber-
land County we have the followingc Every
thirg looks we'll for the election Of Judge
Packer. Many of our business men, who for
meriy votcd nguiIIet will now support pec<s
er and Pershing." These are indications of the
drift of public sentiment, and they point to
glorious triumph of the Democracy at the COM
Ing election.
The Campaign in Ohio - Estimated
Democfatic Majorities.
from the Cincinnati Enquirer.l
There will be lively contest this fall among
the great Democratic counties as to which OF
them will give Pendleton the largest majority.
The race will be close between Butler, Holmes,
Fairfield, Crawford, Mercer and Auglalze;
Each of these counties are up to two thousand
and over, and the rivalry between them VIII De
of our majority hitherto, has been noble old
Franklin and Munroe. The Franklin boys talk
of $500 and Munroe can give 2800. There Is
another class of counties, such as Licking,
Hooking, Defiance, Putnam, Allen, Shelby,
Ross, Pickaway, Brown, Rlchland and PIKE,
which In numerical Democratic power are only
inferior to the others we have mentioned.
When the HAYES men hear from the above
counties, they will feel decidedly "Hazier"
than before, We shall have to give two BAN
ners this fall-one to the county giving the
largest Democratic majority, and another TO
the county showing the largest Democratic
gain. This will give our frlends IN the hepup-
lican counties chance.
Tennessee Politics-What tho Legisla-
ture will do.
rDspatch to the Cincinnati Commercially
NASHVILLE, September %.
The Legislature convenes next Monday, and
early In the succeeding week will elect Uni
ted States senator st this early day the fol-
lowing events can be predicted with reason
able certainty Of their fulfilment. l. Andrew
| Johnson will be elected senator 2. The Fff-
tecnth amendment will not be ratified. 3. A
constitutional convention will be called at an
early day. which body will effect the enfran-
chisement of every DISTINGUISHED person IN the
State at the earliest practica0!e moment, put
will not interfere with the civil and polltlcal
rights of the negro. A. In any event the Donds
of the State will not be repudated, although
the earnest advocates for such O measure will
not be wanting. S. The partisan legislation
of the last few years will be generally repealed.
These are the main questions TO come
before the Legislature and the convention
growing it. The fight over the senator,
ship viii be fierce, but the result can De toid
an ADLER set OF men than has ever been found
In the Tennessee General Assembly.
New Radical PIot-Andrew Joh nson
to be Rejected as Senator.
From the Philadelphia Press, RADICAL
Tennessee is developing new move IN her
State politics. BY many 1t IS conceded that
under the new election Andrew JOhnson wiz
receive his credentials as United States sena-
tor. II is said now that Messrs. Stokes,
Brownlow. MAYNARD, and also Etheridge. freely
declare that the Senate will refuse to admit
Mr.. johnson, under specific construction OF
the clause of the constitution which declares
that body to be the exclusive Judge OF the
qualifications of those elected 70 IT, The dls.
qualification Is none otner taa sloyalTya a,;
and the allegation will be suDstantlated sum-
ciently for the immediate purpose by the EVIL
dencc brought out on the trial for impeach-
ment. That one less than two-thirds OF the
Senate voted to convict the President, Is 10 De
offset by the fact that much more than ma
jority were comprised in the affirmative.
There is much force in the objection OF tne
Tennesseeans. Jesse d. Bright was expelled
by the Senate for disoyalty, the dlsloyal action
being the writing offs mere lctter OF fcom-
mendation. Mr.. Thomas. OF Maryland, was
rejected by the Senate for the same, ms overt
disloyal act being the furnishing OF money to
his own son.
Radical Trick.
Much surprise was expressed because Cover
nor Geary, of Pennsylvania, appointed num-
Der of Democrats as delegates TO the Louis
vile Commercial Convention. But some
shrewd fellow found out that the election took
place on the very day the convenuonSwas ap-
pointed to meet, and so, surprise gave way 70
Indignation and disgust.
Gsr OFFICE CHERAW AND DARLING
TON RAILROAD COMPANY.-CHERAw, October
1, ls6s.-The Coupons on First Mortgage Bonds
Of this Company falling due this day, will be paid
upon presentation at the Peoples National Bank
at Charleston. Persons living on the line Of this
Road can have their Coupons cashed at this office
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