The New York herald., 1870-08-18

4.
John A. Bingham was yesterday. nominated Tor
Congress In the sixteedth Ohio district. o's, g
The dIaleafty between the POTTS ana Catton fAc.
tons in New Jersey is SAID TO be nothing but new
rendition OF the old kaw--"Potts ealing Catsoll
black" e .f
Troubles have again arisen among the repabli-
cans IN the richmond (va.) Congressional district.
Sambo, OF course, is at the bottom OF 1t.
Ex-senator Jo Lane is candidate Tor United STATES
senator from oregon. General 10. isa petriaed old
fossil and the oregon dclnocrats might no wen send
INC Onoa1daga giant to the senate as him. Bat as
IN the case OF General 10. Abbott IN North Carolina
the United States Senat0rsnp fr0nn Oregon 10 pro
badly snOt for Joe."
Conservative state Convention in Florida, at Tai.
lahassee, August 81.
Church Howe viii receive the republican nornl
nation for Delegate In Congress from Wyoming Ter.
rit0y. sbff aN5sfle lsu a1 ftla.i.4
William Mixter, Of Ha,dw!ck, Is suggested as q
successor 10 Mr.. Washburn, who declines TO 70 to
Congress again from tho Maine Ninth dlstrict.
The anttChinese Convention in San Francisco ala
not amount TO 4 rowof pastalis, a3h
The Republican Congressional Convention for the
Illinois Third district has been called at Freeport
3oth instant. Mr.. Burchard, who was elected to MI
out the unexpired term Of Hon +. b. washburne,
viii probably be ren0minfted. fet
Ia the Illinois Twelfth interest In Congressional
matters Is lively. Among the republican candidates
mentioned are J. B. nay, present member Jeha
Baxsr wilfi&m Q. Flas9, A. W. Metcah wfid G. r.
Springer.
m the Illinois Second district MI Wheaton de-
olinesto be q candidate for Congress in opposition
to Mr Farnswortl.
Supposing Mr. Schenck shall accept the renomfna-
ton rendered him, his election is not sure In 1894
his nAlority was 1885, IN 1885 it was 1857. and in
1903 1t was only 476, even against the unpopular Val
landighnnn.
The position takon by the democratic press on the
war wil 1t rs thought, carry the Milwaukee district
for the republicans tins fan.
1t 10 asserted that the republicans viii gain a
member In Minnesota this fall--a successor 10
Eugene Wilson. .,a ~.
William w. Heaton, OF Dixon, Is UP for the repub-
lican nomination for Congress IN the Illinois Third
district.
Judge d. P. Lowe, OF Bourbon county, Kansas, Is
the republican candidate for Congress IN the Fort
Scott district.
The latest political foly-To expect to elect dem.
ocratc Congressman from districts where the Ger.
man element so greatly prevails SIS 1t does In some
parts Of the West.
The Nebraska Republican Slate Convention was
held ut Lincoln, on the 1Ith instant The following
nominations were made For Congress, Hon. John
Tame: Governor, David Butler; State Treasurer.
Henry A. Koenig; Secretary of State, w. Ii. james;
Attorney General, w. II. Roberts. The Convention
passed resolutions realrming the republican plat
form OF 1868; endorsing Grants administration;
fsvosng Prussia In her struggle against france;
favorng reduction Of taxation wheuever compati-
bic with the interests OF the nation.
Phiiander J. Carleton, of Camden, has been noml-
mated for Congress by the democrats OF the Maine
Filth district Mr.. Carleton Is largely engaged IN
shipping and commercial business
The democrats Of the Ninth Illinois district have
nominated Thomas W. McNsely for Congress-