Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-10-28

81 100000 1t will commence business on
the 1st day of January next -
The California Medical Society, at re-
cent session, refused to admit ladies as mem
bers of the society. uHrr
POLITICAL.
Dispatches from Dayton say that General
Schenck's S friends have determined to CON
test Campbell's election from the Third
Ohio District
Returns from the Iowa election, received
at Des Moines on the nth, give Repub-
lican majority of 34,770 in seventy-three
counties. In the counties unreported the
Republican majority last year was 1,347.
Richard Bishop is the Democratic can
date for Congress in the Second Illinois
District. ...
The Rev. J. s. Smart has been nominated
for Congress in the Fifth Ohio District by
the Prohibitionists.
The Conservative Convention in the
Third Virginia District nominated Colonel
Albert Ordway for Congress.
Gen Butler in the Fifth, and General
Banks in the Sixth Massachusetts Districts
have been re-nominated for Congress by
the Republicans. E. d. Webster has been
nominated by the Republicans of the Sec
ond New York Congressional District, and
Ethan Allen in the Fourth.
The Tammany Democracy of New
York city made the following nominations
on the 19th For Mayor, A. Oakley Hall
Sheriff, NJ. T. Brennan; County Clerk,
Charles f. Loew; Coroners, Nelson II.
Young, Patrick H. Keenan, and G. N.
Herman. The Republican State Com
mittee adopted resolutions that it was in
expedient to make party nominations for
city and county officers and advising the
Republicans to vote with the Independent
Democracy and others, in opposition to
Tammany.
1t is said that Morrell will contest the
election of Speer in the Seventeenth
Pennsylvania District.
A Columbus, Ohio, dispatch of the 10Th
says the Republican majority in the State
will probably be a little over 1900.
The Governor of Georgia, on the 10Th,
issued proclamation adjourning the Leg
islature on the 25th. The Senate will re-
assemble on the 21st of November for ex-
ecutive business.
The South Carolina election for Gov
ernor, members of Congress, Legislature
and county officers took place on the 18th
The contending parties were Republicans
and Union Reformers. The result was not
known at Charleston on the Goth.
The State Committee of the Massachus-
etts Labor Reform party have deposed j.
r. Chattaway as candidate for Lieutenant
Governor. Chattaway is the Democratic
candidate for the same Office.
Tammany Hall nominations in New
York for Congress are Fourth Congress
sional District, Morgan Jones; Fifth, VIM
r. Roberts; Sixth, S. S. Cox; Seventh
Smith Ely Eighth, James Brooks; Ninth
Fernando Wood Smith Ely is the Can
df1ate of the Young Democracy in the
Seventh District.
The Republicans of the Tenth Massa'
chusetts District have renominated Hon. IL
L. Dawes for Congress.
The McClurg Republicans of the First
Congressional District of Missouri have
nominated Irwin z. Smith for Congress.
The Conservative caucus of the Virginia
Legislature on the Goth nominated r. j.
Daniel, of Richmond, for Congressman-at-
Large.
The twentieth anniversary of the inau-
guration of the woman suffrage movement
was celebrated in New York city on the
21st.
The Kings County Democratic Conven-
ton made the following nominations ON
the 21st: For Congress in the Second
District, Thomas Kinsella; Third District,
Henry w. Slocum. The Young Democ-
racy have nominated John Cox for Con-
gress in the Fourth District, and John
Morrissey in the Fifth. a
United States Commissioner Osborne has
decided at New York that Federal officers
appointed to enforce the election law have
no power conferred on them by law to
make arrests.
Official returns from eighty-five counties
in Ohio, and reported figures from the re-
naming three counties, give Sherwood,
Republican, for Secretary of State, 221, ,7O9
votes; Heisly, Democrat, 204,979 votes,
and Odell, Prohibition, 2,844 votes. Camp
bell, Democrat, has 53 majority over
Schenck for Congress, in the Third Dis
trict. Lamlson, Dem, has 3,099 majority
in the Fifth District. Foster, Rep, 776
majority in the Ninth District; Bingham,
Rep, 474 majority in the Sixteenth Dis
trict. Amber, Rep, Att majority in the
Seventeenth District,
The Democrats of the Nashville, Tenn,
District have nominated Edward j. Col
lody, of Wilson, as candidate for Congress,
Baylie Peyton runs as an independent can
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