The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-27

The Conservative rural name applied to
General Hosoorans during tho war ives
"blue-belliod butcher"
Democracy has put on new face in
Oregol. A paper there chronicles the oleo-
ton Of q clean Democratic ticket.
W. r. SHAW, of Bucyrus, Ohio, calls for
q State convention, to 10 attended, only by
those "known as Coppeshcads during the
war;"
The Cincinnati Commoner, a Coppcrhead
sheet Of small pretonslons but great venom,
condemns tho Rosccrans nomination Without
stint.
OLIVE LOGAN writes, az was there, and
saw him, and I will lust say that II Mr..
Blair was not intoxicated that night, Cat
Long Branch no Is the most curious look
ing sober man ovor boheld."
Ex-suERtPP ADAMsoN, Of Lafayette
county, Mo-, who sued Harrison Smith for
eco, 900 damages, for acting as collector in
his (Adamson's) stead, received one cent as
the amount Of damage to which he was en-
titled.
TuH d Democratic candidate for Lieutenant
Governor Of Vermont Is tinsmith ct Bur
lington, and seizure of 5000 worth of his
stock Of manufactured ware was made the
other day, on the charge that tho rlvets
used In making II were Struggled from
Canada. ..
The Cullen aud Round Table (Democratie)
says; "Our Democratic friends of Pennsyl-
yanir must need aagellatlon. They have
taken OIL their coats and stepped up to the
whipping post once more. We hope the Re-
publicans will lay 1t on well this time"
The Boston Trdpe''er pronouuces In favor
OF the election Of DR.. George b. Loring as
the successor of Governor Clanin, and also
for the elevation Of General Butler to seat
In the National Senate "at an early day"
Per contra, the Springfield Republican is dis
gusted with Parton's exposition Of the
Washington lobby, because he doesn't ac-
cuse Butler Of anything bad.
The editor of the Albany Argu, Is dcspond-
Ing. Once more he sees the country going
headlong to ruin and destruction. The
Chinese hordes arc coming to eat out our
substance and leave nothing for Ireland.
| The editor of the Argus, VIC remember, used
| to be seized some years ago with Just such
melancholy turns, and predicted that to
emanclpato the negroes Of tho South would
end In famine, starvation and death at the
North.
THE election In Alabama will be held on
Tuesday, the Sd day Of August next. Only
members Of Congress aud Legislature are to
be chosen. The election Of Senator in
place Of Willard Warner will be determined
by the result Of this election. The Republic
cans are confident of securing q majority.
The following are the candidates for Con-
gross 1st district, A. r. Buck, r., Mobile,
Col. W. d. Mar !, D., Mobile; I'd, c. Buck
ley, r., Montgomery, DR.. A. N. Worthy, D.,
Pike; 3D., r. s. Helm, R., Randolph, Col. j.
c. Parkinson, D., Lee; 4th, c. Hays, r.,
Greene; 9th, W. Haralson, R., DeKalb, Hon.
p. NJ. Dox, D., Madison; 9Th, J. j. Kinds,
r., Morgan, Maj. W. c. shcrrod, D., Law
renee.
Born parties have now made their nomi-
nations In Iowa, as fellows: Republicans
| Governor, Samuel Merrill; Lieutenant Gov
ernor, Madison NJ. Walden; Judge Of the
Supreme Court, John 7. Dillon; Superin-
tendent Public Institutions, Abraham Skis
sell. observation-disclosures, Geo. G. Hespil;
Lieutenant Governor, A. p. Richardson;
Judge OF the Supreme Court, w. F. Brannan;
Superintendent Public Institutions, Edward
larger. The Democratic nominations were
made last week. The platform denounccs
the majority in Congress; proposes reform
in the national banking system with a view
to Its abolition; opposes high protective
tariff; censures trials by military commits.
sions; demands q settlement of the Alabama
claims; approves Of economy. In relation
to the public debt the following resolution
was adopted:
curse, and that while we favor the payment oil
our present indebtedness according to the
strict letter Of the contract, we would rather
repudiate the same tn an see 1t made the m ans
for the establishment OF an empire upon the
ruins OF constitutional law and liberty.