The New York herald., 1870-10-21

ernor, substituting Judge Henry ". BisAop. Of
Lenox. The charge is That Chsttaway has forteiteA
hls political standing with the party by accepting
the democratic nomination for the same once.
AT the Massachusetts Second Congressional Dis
trict Convention yesterday, Hon. Oakes Ames was
nominated by acclamation for re election TO Con-
gress
Thc democratic candidate for SherY In White.
sides county. H., reolces in the bosterous nomna-
ton OF Hale Storm.
The Election of Lewis ID. Campbell to Cos.
gress.
Hon. Lewis ID. Campbell Just elected to Congress
from the Third district In Ohio, against General
scnenck, belonged TO the Old whig party He was
In the ant-Lecompton Congress OF 1855, and was
one Of the foremost supporters OF Banks for Speaker
who made Mr.. Campbell chairman OF the Committee
OF Ways and Means, during which service he In
Cured the wrath Of vallandigham, who nually de-
leated MIN. Colonel Campbell went Into the army,
was warm friend Of President Grant and conndcn-
nal political supporter OF President Johnson, who
appointed him Minister to the republic OF Mexico
during Maximllian's occupation OF tnat country.
Not being able TO reach the city OF Mexico without
treating with the Austrian usurper. colonel Camp
bell returned to the United S,ates aud finally
resigned hiS commission and retired to private life,
FROM which he emerged to contest upon the stump
with General Schenck his right to seat in Congress.
he " declared elected. but his right to The seat
viii 6e contested on the n0or OF the House BY Gen
best of T. the majority Of the House being IN his
favor. The rule OF polucs nowadays Is might not
right.
Want Of Conscience.
subscription paper was opened AT the Union
League Club Rooms on Thursday evening to raise
unds to carry on the political campaign In benaf OF
the republican ticket The members did not come
IN Ni,nA
The wealthy gentlemen belonging to the Club, who
usually are considered good for from one TO Ave
thousand dollars each year, refuse to be bled
snis year. They don't like the way things are con-
Quoted. They don't ike the ticket. They don't like
the State Committee. They are disgusted upon gen.
eral principles. Mr.. A. t. Stewart, for instance,
said that he would not give adime TO sustain party
who by their action had much interfered with tue
business OF the merchants OF New York When
saying this he referred to the changes made IN the
general order business OF the port as welas TO the
carriage system naueurated some time ago.
Trouble Among the Rhode Island Radicals.
PROVIDENCE. Oct 20, 1870
The Eastern District Republican Congressional
Convention to-day after lfty-five unsuccessful bal
lots, voted to dissolve without making any nomina-
tion-with the understanding that IT, after trial
AT ,ne polls there Is no choice the STATE Conmi,ee
Thomas a. Jenckes the present representative, l3;
Thomas Davis, 49, BEN. J.. Eames, 20. IL is under.
stood that these three candidates Will go before the
people
Politics in Georgia.
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
me following s a complete list OF democratic can
dldates for Congress from Georgia. for the balance
OF the Forty-frs and the whole OF the Fortysecond
Congress. Election December 20, q. 22:-
First DistrIct-W w. Paine. OF Chatham, for the
Forty and A. T. Mcintyre, OF Thomas, Tor the
for both.
Third Dlstrict-Colonel W. p. Wright, OF Coweta
for both.
Fourth District--W. J. Lawton, Of Bibb for BOTH
Fifth Disfrict--Genera X. W. Carsweil OF Jener.
son, for the short term and Judge William NJ. Reese
OT Wilkes, for the long tern
Sixth Distrct-Col0neI w. p Price, OF Lumpkln,
for both.
Seventh Distrct-General P. NJ B. Young, of
Barlow, for both.
REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
The following are the republican nominations for
Congress- In Georgia so far made
First Dstrlct-Porty-hrs Congress, Richard w.
White OF Chatham; Foriy-second Congress. Virgil
Hilyer, OF Camden.
Second District Forty-irst and Forty second
Congress, Richard II. Whiteley. Of Decatur.
Third District-For,y first Congress, Marion Be-
thune OF Talbot: Forty second Congress, JOhn $.
Blgby, of CUweta.
Fourth Observation-Disclosures Congress- Jefferson F.
Long, OF Bbb; Forty-second Congress- Thomas j.
Speer, OF Pike.
Seventh Observation-Disclosures and Forty second
Congress, George y. Burnett, OF Floyd.
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE
tee meets In Atlanta 22d INST.