, 1869-08-26
POLITICAL.

POLITICAL.
TIE temperance party Of Connecticut arc to run
asepatste ticket AMI Nr. PARKER, oI Av.!len, VIII
be their candidate for Governor.
The Democratic State Committee of Minnesota
have Issued q cali fo1 ata,e consep,lou 10 pe
held At ST Parl, on September q.
The Hon. Il. !, II. Brouwell. and Cot A. j. Con-
molly arc candidates for the Republican nouln1.
ton Tor members Of the Constitutional Convex
tlon from Coles County.
The ofnctal major1sies for the Copserratyc Re-
publican candidates In Virginia are as follows:
GnecEs e. Walker, Gorenor, ta,s14; john T.
Lewis. Lieutenant Governor, eo,4ts; james c.
Taylor, Attorney General, Il, ,sl7. The total vote
fos Governor was -. .13o.
The principal Republican candidates. fer Con.
Eress In the Boutwell, district Of Aassachusetta
nre AhJor Richardson, Of Lowell, "Pectcr2l~
Aver, Joshua n Mafaball, and Iudge D. s. Rich.
afdton. Attorney General Hear Is also proposed
" those sno are anxious to get hin ont Of tho
Cabinet
The Democrats Of Fulton County, III, haze
made the following nonlnatlons: Delegates tO
the Constitutional Convention, L ". Isoss and s
r Cumntnga; County Judge, John Il. re.sol;
County Clerk, James Il supp; County Treasurer
Evan Barley; Sc--tintendens Of Schools, Il ].
benton: County Surveyor. Frank P. Paul
Rev. Ebenezer KnoHlou, who has beca one Of
the leaders OF the prohibt,orJ mcn In Maine, TO
pudiases the Independent party movement In that
S.ltc, and says that, " an extended conversation
With the leading ulchborn man In Penohseot
County, II not In the State, he IL satisfied tas&
hatred to Governor Chamberlain, and intensified
opposition 10 capital punishment, arc the MAN.
spring Of thE preEeht political movement
TIE Lutte 1sock Republican says that whatever
ma5 he thG caase Elth other Southern States, Ar
kaaaas Is Republican TO the core These Will oe
no election I'LL eial Of 1870, At which tina only
snemters Of Congress- and Legislator sse to b.
elected Hall Of the State Setaie, however hold
oEer untit 1879, and they are true Republicans;
Md Horc than bali the Senators TO be elected vii
cone IRON districts overwhelmingly Republican.
Nor Ii there much tnote hope Of tho Democrats
'lolrg anything with the uouse
remarkable feature IN the local politics Of
Warren County, Ohio, Is reported In the Ctnctn-
natl Gasttte. The Republican parry Is split In
train between m allopathtc faction and homGo-
path'c iact'on. The physicians Of tho older school
bare secret combination, By means OF which
| they have defeated tho nomination OF election Of
| every mAu ln The county who has had the teuerty
! 10 cupioJ homeopathic phJRctau. The party
lines arr now r!Gdty drawn between the phJsi+
c,s1s and follower Of the ITO systems. r1rlng the
Democracy chance Of ca17,ing the county.
| GenerA ]. l. Aieorn nade n speech at liernhndo
! Mia, recently. One Of his auditors asked htu u
| Ii1s. s1Nolu nao cteE enteHalnea negroes IL heS
| pazlor. Thc General replied as follows:
| Mrs, Aleurn u ha} Of eulturn And educ..lou aua
htlopfs to one Of The oldest Ed 1tsscsahe fam
Iet Ia Aitrsitpt rev!ns 70 the war her father VA
resersed o. over hnrdErt neE7oet. and she
pied sl:sdne PORTION ta the bs fodcty Of tue Sista
!n fact may that In toint Of position Ia toclety
very married. VIII shi. esp!.aa,son. x.sazs yoa
that nL to t1cak f It IL every white n m
thsI Gao gain Adnit:anee to nv xttes pasIor''
| The AoutRomctJ Null publishes conp1eto.-re-
1u11ss from the recent Congressional election In
Alabama The result ts as foIlows:
uf'h Bi'tttss-bGek. Radical 1ko's: Msnn, Democrat
ssso.a 1;Mt:Tt-naseIey; T. R.ateal 1ts1o: Worthy.
1A"i I,.s.a-nc1la, RAdical. p,eas; psrkin.ou,
| Dc1EoeTst. 9,S..; Hrltn'a majority, III.
| Fpu,1A Ditrtef-tIaye. Radical ieH1; Duftan, Cnn.
s,vasive RerNtlie2n. lssa; Read. Democrat, aul5
rim D,.t.a-box- Democrat, As6l. nnr7 7.lsou, Rad.
| ieaL 4Ga5: Da1's aatlty, L4lA
| SIKH Lis:rtet-SErE,Eu.d D.niocrst, 4,al3: Hinas
Radical 3:st; Hanshey. Radical. liz: sh:swood's
| n!njtE E.tr. SIS.