The New York herald., 1869-07-05

ca! CongTess dld make excuse for these things and
ior ionr years you have patiently borne the enormi
say we because my acceptance OF this nom,nation ia
Wy plsdge that am your fellow sufferer under these
WI. ihsmy u yIur n any IN every honorable effort 70
| remoy. sann-uoW much longer we must suffer
nowerIeas Tfedress, perhaps only the Great Rnler
knows; but als no. ~ D. ose who despair and we
may help on the worS OF ies!oration OF Tree. true
time whenever an opportunity 90 Strike oioW pre-
sents % ltsen. ! am opposed 90 tae whoe radical a1.i
disregard Oh ana opposition TO- the ba SIS 0f ai our
political rights, the constitution.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET FOR CONGRESS- IN ALABAMA
SKETCHES or THE CANDIDATES.
First Distrlct.-W. ID. Mann. Mobile.
second Dlstrict.-A N. Worthy, OF Pike.
Third District. G. Parkinson OF Lee.
Fourth Dlstrct.-No opposition to Charles g. Hays,
radical candidate.
sixth District.-W. q. Sherrod, OF Lawrence
Referring to these nominations the Montgomery
Advertiser says:ln five out OF the six Congressional
districts in the State, the democratic party have
held conventions ana presented candidates for the
snnrages OF the people. in the Fourth district the
convention, while recommending the careful pre-
servation or the democratic organization In each
county has foreb0rne, for reasons no doubt founded
n wise policy to make nomination: Mr. Charles
.. Hays rs the candidate OF the radical party in this
district; but Ii man OF property, Is comparatively
moderate IN his opinions, native Alasamian. natu
rally possessed " Southern sympathles and attach
mens; and Is b0sh in political ana personal sense
to be greatly preferred TO Ina carpetbag predecessor,
or TO any mere itins1ant Oice-seeker or that sort
There is also very heavy negro majority in that
district lbelng In The cotton bel, and we presume
friends have thought 1t best for these and other
reasons 10 make no formal opposition TO Mr. Hays
u nder the circumstance.
CooneI W. D. Mann OF Mobile she candidate In
the First district OF Northern BIRTH but sought to
identify himself from the first moment OF his ARRIVAL
among us with the true pe0pse OF the state. VITA
what success be has lab0red TO do this and wat are
his present sentiments, readers may learn from
Colonel Mann's own language
There Is but little need 10 speak or our immediate
party representative, Mr.. A. NJ Worthy. His poit-
cal record from beginning 10 eBS Is such sS 70 COM
mead him the support OF all true native or adopted
ciuzens While DHexibe In hls' principles he Is,
however, no violent extremist. He Is thorough
representative man by bIrth education aud actual
personal Identification with the best interests of
whole people OF the district. To enhance the pros
perlty aad welfare OF bS CONSTITUENCY, 0otn wnlte
AMI black, Will be With him labor OF love.
democratic party Of che Third district ana IL
already actively upon the stump. be Is also
Northern man, settled among us since the war; bat
is admitted u be gentleman Of fine feeiDgs, good
sense, end one who has come 10 his southern nome,
not afisher for an ollce, by appealing 70 the su
perstitleps and exaggerated passions and fears OF
the freedmen, but to settle as pianter In the en-
joyment st q permanent and substantial ci1zenship.
In ms caee. too, the nomination sought tae maA
rather thaU the man the nominathon In choosing
him we think The convention made au erntDenuy
In the Fifth district Mr.. Peter M. Dcx. OF
Huntsville, is the democratic chotce. He Is also
Northern man by birth. native OF Kew York, but
was a citizen of Alabama for some years before ana
during the war. He Is gentleman OF good
talents and education, OF political knowledge
and experience, OF democratic antecedents, who,
though separating from the majority Of US on the
question OF Union or secession, ever manifested
a sympathy with the suffering people OF the Sonsn
during the war, and always used his iHffsenoe wlsR
the federal authorities, civil or military for the amc-
Iteration OF condition and never forour 0ppres-
sion.
La the Sixth district the name Of Getorei W. @.
Sherrod, Of Lawrence, sound, sensible and worthy
gentleman planter OF large means and ON Ainba-
mian by nativity and the truest af1ection sinscrbeo
the democratic banners. No truster representa-
tive could have been designated.
Thus the democratic party Of Alabama, united,
FEARLESS and hopeful of victory presents Itself 10 the
State and challenges the attention and respect OF the
country Our State Is now occupying Its place IN the
Union. The past Is behind US.