New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-01
POLITICAL.

The Democratic State Central Committee
have selected syracuse the place aud sept y as the
time, for holding the state Convention
The Rev. Mr.. Nasty, from the obscure re-
treat OF M Ohio country tavern, welcomes the new
Gubcrnatora candidate OF the Democracy thus heartily;
George II PeudctoU Is the nashins nope. His politlkle
riucitc. are So near Ike mine that he could today
carry Kcntncky by an overwhelming majority There
s s linn chaertiy Therefore let the Democrisy Ohio
BUCKLE on their nrmor and grid up their !oIns"
The following are the complete returns from
the recent Congressional election IN Alabama:
First Disrci-Buck, Radical, 1902; Mann Democrat,
Second Dis,rci|Buckiey Radical, 1870; Worthy, Dem
ocrat 10 s6O. Buckley majority 5000 -,
Third Dsbfcf-Henin. Radical, 1885, Parkinson Demo
crat 1889. Helms majority; 53i. . ., ,,.o c,,.ou
vatyc Republican, 1890 Read, Democrat, 1905 Hayss
majority. 1926 ,,.,. ,,,., M,
ytS '6i,rie|shefwood Democrat loi9; Kinds, Rad
cal, 1881 Hanghcy, Radical, lO2' sherwoous MAORI
~, 6ij
Nashville correspondent of The Courier
Journal OF Louisville discussing political affairs in
Tennessee. says
Andrew Johnson will 10 in Nashville in day two on
his wnv 10 Red sulphur springs in Macon County where
he proposes TO sOjourn Tor little time. The country
press in Middle and West Tennessee are morally ayrse
10 Andys senatorial aspirations His wish to the springs
in Middle Tennessee perhaps not 30 much to improve
tho tOno Of his physical system as 10 lnluso
Jonsona1 tone INTO o, t Ge,s state ThS statement OF
T1 v,c WI World which has elected comment In Ger
tam Radical Journals, that great laJolly ~ o bSI
rights utterly groundless III - eHtlt. ~ ,h, arc
Nv" men who would feel disposed TO interfere Win tno
political status OF the colored man IN @ he
yenton 10 amend tho constitution VIII % 80
called Immediately after the conNenngo o, in, Inc NO."
tire although the opinion OBTAINS allolE IN ,ar w
@ - Tho State Tint the Legislature has lull power III
,eI, 10 make the necessary changes IN the OrBahc law
especially In relation To the removal VI Po''"'i ui'"O
tie. from the whites now disfrahohiseo'
JIe PjcJmoua Wing speaks editOriaily of the
possible return OF Andrew johnson to the u D. senate 1t"
follows:
1ho noor south has had enough OF hls support and
ganId Ina Gladly delivered Of IL forever moro The mere
apprehenson Of return TO the c0nncis OF inc
~ even now affecting miuriously the Interests ~ ,no
snuthern sta,es No doubt many PERSONS smart ui'
der sense of the indtes and oppression heaIou upon
the SOUTH would relish the coarse ald DlttSr Iadies
which the eX President would lauhcp upon INC
oniitv narics; but the pleasure would he moneltaty
ta iyiTy lasting Apart from the utter inpotensy OF
MIR Johnson or any public good wS confess ihhL we can
not forget that as President, no was eager 10 nave
nrisbsd il Ten Lee and other Confederate generals,
aud would have succeeded but Tor the nh anu stgIh III
terpOstton Uf Gen Grant, who shelueo thein Mi, is
maine and sword. We have moro Iath III lhe aDy s.'
meas M the latter 10 aid than we have IN ME-
Andy Jnbnson Neither We fOrgys the part luputeu
10 him in the Infamous anar IN our annaIs My
murder Of Mrs Surratt our Ohy prayer sn la 90 In
johnson h concerned Is that We may be delivered ol MN
for good and all - ~,
In another part OF the article The Wig describes Mt
Johnson as the very quntessenco OF maignaney weI
crows in intensity with growing years. and WHICH, oeiH
master OF tho whole vocabulary OF bhckSnarulsm' III
pours forth in resistless torrents"
TIE JEFFERSON CONGRATULATIONS AGAiN
ASKED TO RESIGN.
The Twenty-SecOnd Ward Jefferson Demo
aEat. hold meeting List ayeniue at NJ 'a' L~Aa"'