, 1870-09-24

TIC Nnchcstrr Cnion trcd-hot Democratic) savs:
II. n WIT. forty Ecntlrmcn of color In a.1enl-
ance ar0n tht recent tnnist:n2 Democratic State
Convention as delegates" What Transforms
ton, "a Viewed through Leeo-Foco speetarles.
Forty +nlRgcrs" transformed into gentlemen
OF color."
The nominations hy both parties In KANSAS
arc how complete. For Congress usepubtcsn3,
Judge II. +. Lowe: {Demncruttc}, H. T.. Foster;
Goyeruur tnvpubItcan}+ /. y. Harvey: flcRt-naat
Governor, r. H. Z der; Governor {Denncrst!c),
ira {. SHARP: Lieutenant Governor, i. j. Allen
Tie OH" Sa'f Joa<nai safs: alt Il fsct not
generally circulated through the Democratic
r,ves that over hail The Democratic nominees for
Congress III Ohio this fal a-e OLD Know Sot11lngs'
speaking Of the Democratic candidates fur
Congress In Maryland, the Baltimore AsAtrjc1p
Says that Ex-Governor Thoulas Swami. the nou1l-
nee In tho Third District, ais we'll kuown Whtg
rntonis., Unconditional Tnionist, Republican.
Conservative, Protecttoniss, know-Noihtuy, Free
Trader, Democratic Conservative, Democrat
The Republicans OF Kentucky will make a
uyeiy canvass ,lur.ng the remaining few weeks OF
the campaign, In the hope OF making some gains.
In the Second, Thtrl, Fourth. and Sixth Dst5!cts
they have lust nominated popn.ar candidates tor
Congress, Is foliows, respectively: CAPTAIN u.
J. Roark, Captain u. r, Casr, Captain ]. ". Ftd-
let, and Thomas Wughtson. All these districts
were strongly Dcmocrsssc II 1865, bur the Repln-
ltcans hore 10 make great gains.
Tho Republican Congressional nominations
for New Jersey aie now complete. As follows:
! First ls!stlicE-John W. uAzelton-
Secund pissl,ct-Wlti.an a. Newell
Thru nistrtct-Kobett Ku.ltug.
F<urlh l'ssiIics-J9hn Hill
Fifth Dis{rct-Geofge 4. HalseE.
The nominations hy both rasties. Ia Michigan,
| are row cv1np .ett, as toI!oHs:
ccssHEss.
Republican. hancra:ie.
!. Il. T. s,enshson,
Giin7u c. Jonet, lro-
h!,.iliYnts.. .s g.. neqs ,sgnsas ,Gna@ecr1ssn-
/. Thunas ". Ferry. y yFou Riatr.
! ! G. D. Ccnger. byron G. S.ont
% soyrksos 1sp 11FrIFSasT aovEssoV.
M1raa II r n'l,,s!s' n.sas s. SSmss9Ss &enaeii
| The Congressional ucnl1 astpua bF both par.
stes. II. Minnesota. were completed last week, n
| foliSws:
I. Ms-k II. Duuue.l. Rer. c. y. Buck. Dem.
= Gen. ]. 7. AveEll, Rel. 1guatius rpunrlty, Ind.
the Narylaud Congressional nominations are a.
fois"ws:
| hbgMIeS1. DsMntrufif,
| 1-BeHt II Tathc;s~ Samuel u uAnhleton,
5-R S. Masaevs- Thomas S1auo.
Adam E. ktyg,
| &-Iphu E. Smto. Capt Mtchfc.
I
By mstastres Of from seven to eiEnr thousand
| With the exception Of the Fou.th, IN which ta,
mafotitJ w8s bat SIX hundred. The Democrat,
| candidates in the FIRST, Secnul and Third Dis
t1tcts arc II present members Of tho House. whil
Meakrs. Rttchte and Ac1tick arc new men. Tn
| Republicans had Little courage to exert themsc!sr
IN 1858, and they premise to make the confes
very close In Ill the districts They viii "a!
much from the ncSyo voters.
General Slgei announces that the report tha
he Is about to take the stump In behalf OF Gtners
schenck, IN the Third Congressional DISTRICT Q
| Ohio, is without foundattoc-he ah1v1nR coz
c.uded, tor different reasons. to abstain frum as
tive participation In the pending political can
paign.r
The Republican Congressional coavenso
) for the Eleventh District Of illinois, which nom
u4.ed y. q. Robinson. OF WayneGonu1y. adonte,
the following resolutions:
Reaet1e,s, That We cos.l1a1}y approve and r,
Amin the resolutions aud Platform BdOpted
the state Convention, II Springfield. Ill. Sept.
1 inst.
i Nx.oietd, Tba< this convention recommend III
= sts1cte*t economy IN III departments Of COVER,
| menf, 2nti the sctuctton Of taxes 10 the lowe
poss.ole smqSn; Sc e sas1y 9a sn the s1me
tlnenisned RcpresentauEe IT Large, b. hts nleill
d | cur principles 9nd able advocacy OF the sam
has ehed additional lustre on the great State
Consses<, and Win han win pleasure 6is eleTauo
| to thr Ssrat~ nf thF United Stztcs.
n The Democratic Congressional Committee b
sent the flowing mlssive to its brerhren In Ger
Z gta: s.So member Of Coagress who cannot tai
o the Irpn-ciad oata will be admitted. Mr. Stephel
> advice viii be fatal If followed. We respectful
urge the nomination Of only such As can take tn
II oath