, 1870-06-06

An election will be held in GaIena, H., June
Z. to chose Mayor and Board Of Aldermen.
Hobe1t Drand has been proposed for re-elec-
ton, a. Mayors and call las been issued for OF
q convention 10 nominate candidate to be
supported by tho "Anti-Bond Democracy"
-yaIlandigham is reported to have said, in
a recent speech in Dayton, Ohio, that he is
done with politira for the present, and the
Cincinnati Gazette intimates that this is only
lair, politics having been done with fahandig-
ham Tor come time.
-Governor Davis and the Senate OF Texas
are at variance, The Governor aays ho will
not send in nominations for Judges untu tue
Senate has paeecd the Militia ply, and the Sen,
ate says it will not net on tho Militia bin until
Judicial Districts are formed and tho c'Su
courts plsced in working order
Tho st. LouiB Democrat speaks Of sena-
tor Drake as ''the gentleman from Ph.sadel-
phia, who temporarily represents past OF Mis-
eouri in the beuato+"
Tho Hon. John T. Hale. it is said, will, on
his return from Spain, become candidate Tor
Congress in tho Flrat New Hampshire Con-
gressional District, in the place OF jacob Il.
! Ella, wAoso term expires in March.
Governor Alcorn. OF Mississippi, has pub.
| liehed notice to of1lcs-aeekers that they will
be Obliged to cali on Kim at the Capitol, AZ he
| will not bo oveuun by them at Lis home.
! "a Missouri paper exgresHes the opinion
that no ether Stale in the Union contains "As
| much politics and corruption as Kansas"
! Il. II. Haverstlck, editor Of TIE hoeA
Island Onion Ropnhlican), IL candidate ioi
nomination rs Congressman from that dis
t1ict.
action Of the Commissioners in throwing ou
votes for tho Republican candidates fol
municipal Offices in that city. It tsays that
would not, il it could, regain by fraud or un
fair means that which was lost BY the ConBer
Ystives fault, and that II, therefore, foE Nsef
and, ~ it believes for uioety-nine hundredth
OF fhe Conservative citizens, utterly repu
diates tho Illegal action Of tho throe Conmis
sionera.
-Maine is already stirring foz the choice Q
it's Corgressmcn. In tho First District, hi
Lynchs cllanco for fourth nomination is con
tested by Colonel Wentworth, Of hittery
Judge Tap1ey, Of 5aco; James A. Goodwin, Q
with the chances Of Mr.; LJnch's continuing
LII the Second District Mr.. Mor1ill's re-elec
ton is dispntcd by William Bolster, Of O1for
County, and William Y. Fly. Of Androscoggis
tho frienda Of the latter claiming his success
aa certain: In tho Third, Fourth, and l; Fift
Diatricts, tho preacnt members, Me~srs. Blaine
Peterp, and Hale, viii, it is believed, be nom
mated without dispute.
! The Hon. Jacob DrinkerhofY, Of The St
p1cme Court OF Ohio, declines to be a cand
date for ro-clection, giving rs reason th.
lie finds "by salacning experience that u
salary is compensation wholly inadequate 4
the no incousidorab1o personal expenses. til
heavy responsibility, tho e1hausting, neSe
ending, and Btill-hcginning labor, and the d.
privation Of the comforts and associations {
home, which the position necessarily involves
| 4 Cleveland paper says that his nost note
act, perhaps, was his opinion on the Cbetli
Wellington negro rcscus cases, u ~hich, WV
Judge Snt1iI, lie held that the Fugitive Sla'
law was unconstitutional, 4 majority Of Il
. ] rnrrf r11Jed otherwise,