The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-31
POLITICAL NOTES.

POLITICAL NOTES.
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A question Of alopathy and homeopathy has spill
the republican party In Warren county, Ohio. A
good way to settle the diniculty would be for the
advocates OF each system to count the number that
have died within given time under the hands Of
physicians who practice the different systems This
Ia what o Western paper calls "pill poltcs.n
radical Detroit paper suggests that as Rosecrans
has undertaken to build railroad from Mexico TO
Acapulco Pendleton had better follow his example
and make tracks too.
DR.. Aver, OF pectora notorety. is In the field for
the nomination for Congress In Boutwells District
The Doctor has the reputation OF being q Million
Aver, and very liberal wha, and 1t Ia pretty good
sign OF his confidence in radical institutions to
know that he is not afraid to swallow Ills own
physic. Another case OF spill politics."
The Liberty (Miss.) Adrocate urges the democrats
to stand aoof ana see what candidates the National
Union republican party puts In the field, and then
act as circumstances may seem best keeping In
view the great object Of the campaign the defeat Of
the radical republicans.
The Handsboro' (Ga.) Democrat speaks Of carpet
bag preacher called "Mackere johnny Clark and his
cheesebox Conscience A Southern journal wants
to Know n this sort Of conscience Is an onward
monitor" az the monitor style of worship Is called
If o little saltpetre and birthstone mixed were
thrown IN.
The following Is the latest case Of '3outhern pre-
JUDGE" that has come under our notice. 1t ia from
the Montgomery Naty:-
negro named Cyrus Northrup is elected Presl-
dent OF the Alabama State University. we have
known Cyrus for some years as very respectable
at W SeSnssd sS WI Ss nops
ing house Of Northrup d Chick, No. 8 Wall street,
New York. Mr.. Hiram N0rthrup Is an old friend Of
ours, and we beg him not to lend Cyrus money
Per contra the state Journal says the Cyrus North.
rup referred to ia not negro at all, but only .
learned professor Of Yale. and no politician.
correspondent Of the Matches Courier urges the
democrats to nominate Judge W. L. Sharkey a.
their candidate for Governor in opposition to Judge
Dent. Sharkey will stand no more chance In such O
race than quarter horse would in four mile race
against thoroughbreds.
the Chicago Times democratic organ propounds
the following interesting inquiry to the democracy
well chew the cud up0n:-
II the democracy OF the North shall adhere to the
dead issues of the past, how can the democratic
party remain national organization. since the
abandoned the dead issues and accepted the situa.
ton as 1t it,
Not quite oil the Southern white people, but Ger.
tainly large proportion Of them.
"A WESTERN paper tulukS Tic utuOcTuCy vi OutV
went for Rosecrans because Rosecrans once went
for the democracy Of Tennessee (Stone river.
Southern paper says black males run some Of
the Southern radical machines and biackmail the
Northern
question Is asked in Pennsylvania how much
Asa Packer, the twenty millionaire and democratic
candidate for Governor gave to put down the rebel.
lOns That's sort OF conundrum that co uld % well
be put in Ohio. But the question might be asked at
this tlme-What answer would best enhance the
prospects Of the candidatesP
The Wisconsin Republican State Convention meets
In Madison on the 1st September. Among the eau.
ddates for Governor are the present incumbent,
Hon. Lucius Fairchild and Hon. wm E. Smith, Hon.
Anthony Van wyck, Hon. David Atwood, Hon. A.
NJ. Thomson, Hon. Charles r. Gill, Hon. Wyman
Spooner and Hon. John r. Potter. These are repre-
scented all 'honorable' men, and choice betweea
them is said to be difficult to make.
U. 8. Grant, Jr., IL on a visit to st. Paul, MIMI A
local paper remarks that young Ulysses s eighteen,
Judge Austin, and J. @. Farmer, formerly Speaker
OF the House, are candidates for the republican
nomination for Governor OF Minnesota.
The failure Of Tennessee to elect radical Legisla-
ture throws the success Of the fifteenth amendment
upon Ohio Virginia, Mississippi and Texas; there.
fore some democratic papers still cling to tho
amendment OF the live Issues that can still 10
killed OF, arguing that II either OF the above States
Is lost the amendment will come straight up as the
foremost question at the next Congressional cleo
lions. We may well state that the above idea
comes from the Indianapolis Journal o copperhead
organ.
General W. T. Clark has been nominated for Con-
gress by the republicans from the Third district In
Texas, and f. Degener has put in claim for siml
lar honor from the San Antonio district.
The Cincinnati Enquirer AFFECTS to snub General
Rosecrans. When 1t the Enquirer failed TO snub
anything that was not oiled over with Pom.
dletonsm9
Election California on the 1st proximo (Wednes.
dav next for two judges OF the Supreme Court and
members or the Legislature.
AS an evidence OF the change that has lately como
over the spirit of the political dream Of SOutnerners
take the comments OF the Memphis Aualanche-hre-
eating democrat-on On address OF Governor
Hamilton, OF Texas, to which the editor Invites at
MISUNDERSTANDING Hamilton is an original Union
man, radical, but now for universal suffrage.
and the democratic party has abandoned Its organ-
eaton, struck its colors, ignored its name and IL
raliying in solid column to the support OF Governor
Hamilton.
Oflclal Result In Alabama.
The following are the complete returns from the
recent Congressional election in Alabama
First Dist,7ci--Buck, radical 1909; Mann demo-
crat, 120o!. Bucks majority, 2o75.
Seconu DtSrtot-BucKiey, radicai, ltelo; worthy
democrat, 10s6O. Buckeyes majority, 1850.
Third Distrct-Hefin, radical. $685. Parkinson
democrat, 9,652. Helms majority, Ill.
Fourth Dtstrfct-Hays, radical 1851; Dustan,
conservative republican, 1880; Read, democrat.
3,005. Hays' majority, 1926
run Dist1'ict-DoX, democrat, 1904: Harra5ou,
radical, Abs. Dox's majority, 1,4o.
Sirth Dist,ict--Sherwood, democrat 1910; Hnis
radical, 1921; Hanghey, RADICAL LOIS. Sherwooi'a
majority, 643.
HAZARDOUS ARREST OF A MISSOURI MURDERER.
IIc was Found I'm Arkansas, where He Ind
Married and Joined the Militia.
IRON the New Madrid MOI Record, August 21.l
Last Monday week, 9th inst, Deputy sheriff Bey-