, 1869-07-21
POLITICAL.


At the recent Good Tem1lar camp meeting ut
Red Rock MINI, speeches werp made IN favor Of
the organization Of @ temperance political narty.
The Virginia Legislature viii meet on the fourth
TuesdnJ a1ter the PRONUNCIATION by the Command
ng General OF the ratification Of the consultation
Senator Hendricks, Of Indiana, passed through
Cheyenne on the 10th, and made brief nddreas to
the Democracy, In which. 10 ther astonishment,
he placed Natlon Union over sovereignty, md no.
pudateJ uneQulyocal1J the doctrine Of the right Of
secession.
The Republicans OF Mason County. III. have
nominated Il. c. HutnhAn for County Judge,
Jacob Wheeler for County CLERK, Joseph Conorer
for County Treasurer, md James Dosgs for Super
inteadeui Of Schools J. r Brown, J. y. Hole, J.
T. Walker, s, 1nScFsou and J, D. Cory were choseu
delegates to the District Convention to noMin1te
delcgutc TO the Constitutional Convention.
Afr Smith, n. c. from The Second District Of
Iowa, writes to President Grant suggesting that's
colorcd man he appointed "to some Official posi-
ton In that State within your gtls believing that
such al appointment would be highly satisfactory
10 the people OF Iowa, who hare been among tho
nrst to recognize the equality OF all men before the
Law, Is they .a1e equally responsible before the
Great Father OF the human family ....
The Richmond (va) Enquirer Is not 50 Io5fri
nov over the election OF Walker as 1t Was immc-
diatels alter that event. 1t EaJs:
'ssi E tsst tms si1 e. e t5s
s:t.d ii voting down The constitution n The Esqairsr
5sta tasn f5"is
s,Ss M the k1ta;s y 9 sa
The Cincinnati Enquirer the leading Democratic
organ tn Ohio, doesn't admire the platform OF the
GaiioInin Democracy:
We ts4 .ts,e c.esn!. Dsnno5a., ,a,t nso
under nsT orxanis are .ae + .i;h saSss1 .nd
sa m Sc. ~ Il eiSf Gsfns sna 1
nsss ss G Su Per- saa 4 ps e.
toIa l. !hs .a3ast. th,ns oa aaneo the secession oFtl
the New York HorLi and other Democratic rapers
that the result IN yEginia was Democratic sue
cess, sayb: awe beg the New York Hor4d and ali
the oye9-zealous Democratic Journals 10 let rs
nlone. What re hare doue has been done with
out their aid and In spite Of their opposition. We
arc more indebted to Preatden. Grant than TO au
the Northern Democrats put together 1or our CO
Hyerancn- LIT u 1lone ~
The Hon. 4sa Picker, the Democratic candidate
| for Goycrnor Of FcnnsylyAniA Is man Of TN
ntrse wealth. "HhateyeE Is abilities may have
been On thtb ench OF IN the political neld," Rs5a
! the Fh,ladelphia Fetts, "they have been driven
out Of sight By his knecesseA as bQs!uass mai
He has been quiet nspi1ant for political prefer.
| fuent for some time. He has been "a nfelong
Democrat and IL thoroughly l1nbred With al the
ideas Of that party. Hc h4s, several occAstooss
been lntsustea with positions Of hocor hud rrcnt af
thet handa and rtthnps It is fortunate for him that
fhe s11ues Ut pr, htr Life sayed hin nom the e1Tay
tsant commitments that brought lntauy 10 tho
! P.-.- Fnnttlonarics OF his party ut the n1thtcak
! " us "s4. tA.co, the great struggle be fol-
I lowed hts interests, and 1tA@--4 a. nearly neu.
| fral AZ possible: bat his at1llauons Welu 1~- :.
the least impaired. Runnf rs II inst JlU1U3a u
| the price paid By hfE for the nomination. Judge
Paclards identity with, Il not ownership OF, tho
] Leh,1h Road, wilt detzaet materially irou his
! stncncth In the State. That corporation Is ln-