, 1870-09-20

1
Andrew J. Garyi1+ Tannany politician, was
'cila Mcdonald. On the occasion thcbr1legroom
Tcrc $e5o eco diamond solitaire breastptn. The |
'res.nts received on the occasion from the pollt1
al friends Of Mr. g. INCLUDED 900 worth Of 81!
'er-ware and $4,000 worth Of jeae11y. Nj. Gar
'iu gave Ills l1!de n diamond necklace valued al
100000.
POLITICAL.
Ge:clal stgc1 Is going into the Third Ohio Dis
.!ct light in tehalf Of General ScAenek.
The guerilla, Colonel John S. Nosby, Is sCg-
gcs1eh rs a candidate for United States Senator |
from yIfginia.
Among the charges brought by the Democes-
cy against Horace Maynard, Republican caaas-
date for Conn ess IN the Second District Of Ten
nessce, fR, that he is carpet-bagger from Aassa-
ehVse.ts, Notwithstanding he has been resident
VI Tcnnessee fo7 over thirty ycars. The force Of
this accusation has been recently broken br the
discovery TINT his competitor, Colonel B|izzan1
is carrei-bagger from North Caroltna.
referring 10 the recent election in Maine, the
Bangor rhty {Repub;ican1 las the following:
"Tnc cau=es Of the decline in 1he Republican
vote are rareue, but 1t Is to be altribated prtac
Eaily to the ia1uencc brought tr bear upon the
temperance question, nnd to dissatIsfacsions en-
gcniered by the introduction Of issues not direct
Is involved in the CANVASS. A general dpa1flr
prevailed in the party throughout the STATE, and
mach Of the strength brought to the polls vas
,Sas:td IN the confusion OF tickets brought about
hy questions Of personal preference, and the lu-
rest excited ir the Senatorial election noxi win
ter"
Probably the oldcsl man who has ever been
candidate Tor Ccngress Is Andrew Stewart, OF
FAyette County, Pa,-6etter known to ctr old
;;eu rs "Eigh Tariff AnlT." lie has Just been
noSlra:ed FIR Congress By the Republicans IN
Tic Tssenty-f1st or "Coyode Dlstrlct,' eIce Tay-
ior, who dcciinel-Corodc having also decliled
Grca'-Rraudfather Stewart WIS elected 70 Con-
:.rc:s In 1se0-dfty years ago-and reelected ses-
e5l times thescaftcF. first by che old Republican,
and afterwards by the Whig party. The rising
f,de Of jackson Democracy hna!iy swept him ous
Of public life. We believe he has not been In
Congress fer quarter OF q century, ind the
chances are strongly against him now. The dis
nict WIS desperately contested Id October.
1863, ny Covode and Foster, aud the
latter was elected by II majority. Old "nigh-
7a.lG Audy,~ who Is real!s an oct6genarian. be-
ing over 50 rears OF age. has consented to try his
s:Mcl n:6und the course once more before lie
dies. liz Is represented to Ie rcina :kably hrle
aud hearty for man Of his extreme years. It ls
@aid "Es eye is nut ctlu, Lc1hcc Is Ills notural
force aDatcd.r Ne presume that most OF the 1i-
clients Will support him from feeling of FOSSIL
lferous sympathy; anl many OF the young med,
cut Of reverence for the traditions told Of him by
their Eriudmothc1s; AID SO between them, and
fcr sake Of the notore.y Of being the Oldest len-
bcr Of Congress- this antcdtuylan may be elected.
When he HSst Eat in Concrcss he WAS surrounded
W the men Of The NcyelutfoD.
The political canvass In Florida Is becoming
llve.y AMI yituleut. A Lieutenant Governor, Mem-
bre o. Congress, and Legislature are to be elected
Oil lle sth Of November. The Republicans have
nominated Dr.. Samuel r. Day, Southern loyal
is., fur Lieutenant Governor, ard General Josiah
z. Wulls, colorctl man, formerly Of West Virgin
IL, for Congress. The Democrats have nominated
". u. Blcxam for Lieutenant Governor, and S. l.
N,bl.cE for Congress-. Ex-Governor Walker,
4 lcltcafIc Republican. 1cals t;le Democracy
in The fight. lie opened his campaign with
Inc remark thgt he ~ never stole aAythlpg, aEtl
If, therefore, poor! And he ciaress upon Gov
elnnr Reed alt tic crimes In the ca!eiaE- IIe Is
ASSISTED hy Car:sn D, Ike. editor o.; the Fios;i.i,
| {who comiran,1cla q rebel battery ut Anderson.
rtltc during tic war, to assist the infamous WIZ
tc kolA cur soaers while thvy Starved and per.
| ished from exposure to every extreme OF heal
and cold, Thirst, and pouring rainy. But Governor
Reed Is not disposed to stand on the defensive
| IN speech 1t Lake City, In the prescEcc al at
audience ef 1900 people, he showed up the rec
urds If the rcneeodes anu rehe!s in their trut
light:
| "Goyerner Waller turned over the goyernnlcn
I to Guve1nor Reed, sud IN 4 nent lutte speec!
gave III his ahcsls'1 and support. 4 little iu:cs
M as sed 20 be placed u:.,u tile SNnyeu Deneh
Governor Reed refused; anu theh Walker dc
ntNsce;. ss!tn as i;suTpeFz ant the Sd1erul1ent
ty1apny 10 which lie wn:i,"s net srbnt. Captas.
nyke presented cuo-uuGs Printing hilis-clilt.:1E
1Eg thousands when he WAS esI,.l1tl - l-ss thai
huptsEvt':-anH the Govc:nof refused to sane.iu;
;litul. III tine case, ysc1 he WAS entitled to SCI
Ee br,,us:, ID a I'LL Vi si,c2a, II auo,uer, vie.
.ht legitimate charge was si63 By denauust
ffess II earss. GaveFaor Rees sauwc,. too. 'aas ID
issuc sets nos Vas vas cssase ~: % iy in soscraaes,
ind also showed that lear sS00n recesvel u
| TIC oil n1yssn,Hcer fos !ands Eau never b.en a.
ia,ac41. Governor Waik'r rad tc:n Register Q
[ tie State Lind Office previous t. ictng Governor
hut, Of coursc, he "neytr stole any ili:iH, tn9u
dollar was found tu the Treasury when thu RI
publican eovt1haenI CAME LAO Power; cot
dollar Of oyer $4,000 r cssca lI:nl ths sa!ss
| entries OF lartEs in TIC books and maps Vi ii
Land OMCc!n
IA circular, dated Washington, September i
!6se, says:
IA large nunlbcr Ct 1lnoIstans residing
; Washi".lap, dcs'r!' 4 to tasc Az active natt
politics tu'tag tie coming campaign. have forme
IN organization called the Illinois state Repub1
t:,n Esocllticn. political committee has bee
l
, 4 teen membe1a-ene for zach Congressional: u!
;-tct. arL three torthe State At Large. suEgeste
" the Illinois Republican members OF Coosrrs
| rish moro direct medium Of communicate.
, t ..r,wexn the Eatonas Kcpu''ilcal Conzntttt
: mtticts Ut utmc, circulate political doeu,neu
t1cs!gnc for the canyass, AID u al other resl'ec
cc-opeTatc with the people NJ thc State Of fntao
ttf tue atlEancencAs Of tile Lest interests OF II
! AAtaless Lax Box =, Washington. .. G.
S ".lamnittte-Flrst District, Junsss Simon
Lucky: Frntti, $. I. ,s:eple9s1n: Fin, 2.
!, Eva:s: SIKH, Geosgc Marsh, Jr:: SeseT:h, \:
So9; Eghhn T. p WieTss St Sni5'ss TeassS n
s Twelfth, Charl2a Dienlar; Thirteenth. G. T.
t +artls: state at large: I. Z. synson, F. D. II
. pllInson, ". o. Avery"
= There IL TOW among the Republicans Of I
. sixth Congressional District q: Michigan. T
Detrtit 7T,bunc of Sept. II says;
:. sBcth parties hare made nominations III I
u sixth Congressional District. t1.n,: john
,, DttceE is the regular no'niacc Of the Rcuublic
X ,ArtT, auti Judge Jal,cz G. Sutherland Is the re-
inr Drlaocsalic Candidate, having foEltotly ,
!. .:e;,ted the n0m.Taton OF the Democratic conSt
- :tar. lion. Randolph S11ieSla,.u + the press
= member or Congress from tue Slyth District, II:
s. inE teen elected bf the Republicans IN 1866. a.
% by virtue Of his position, ought to be at the e
% .he srasant q fn:' n ,e :1f' a
III his power % peoMote tue c!ntoucsl supretua
es eess tic M MeauSsss S3s5aa &
D, yc,tiop: asking a a;rcnon,lnatl"n to cougse
-. rntI lad good support. hut Mr. DfiGgs was no
* se mated In his stead: Wnen :ae nomination y
- announced. some OF NJ. Strickland's friends
be clarca that they would not supoort Mr. Ding
Nus this expression was estrthated to the heat
i, genderctl I'll the coatests ct the convention, .
@as @ the disappointment Of defeat It was 81
ca ..ng Republican member Of Congress, 70
or III cnuuscl any action Of The Il
VA isut, returning hoEae, tie engaged ie gststas
" meesicg 70 opn! Sc TIT REGULAR It:pao:,c:n G
he hr.,i, Ald 1lr. str;cSiaEd vas the chief speaa
ar III th;t speech he tuned Ills blck nnt'n the
M l,st.can party. at tue ve1y Minute tie Was u
IN IL: one ot ,:sbcst o'ecs and rcclarc;l a.s ~
mt | 'ec Democratic candidate f3r Congress.
r.etetse upon which Mr. Sttirklard's oppast
10 air. briggs Is based is, teat the l1tte3 IL q
supi man, hut NJ: s1ticslslE! aud big fdends
r., ti,n u iuvite Mr. DEsss 10 be present and ANS
~ the charges male against eln.
AS'
-, EorcfbIc Anncxa1tons Jnstitieu
.na To TIE Editor of Tit chi-ago Tribune:
"It may become the rtyolutiontsts Of ls!
49,. insist upon treating the people Of Alsace as
On gauc matter. to be matle the spolis Of attsr
IAN consue1iDg armies, but such Is not the .mulo
accepted method, among A7ac1ican Republic
nh Ct dealing with provinces and peoples.
1rtbnne, S;pt II.
by Humph! Hov about the Terriso-5 OF
.s Mtzieo' How about French Lo'
ust, | he he !: srcase1s oi New Mexico dssire t,
oss- Iouqhf (thc purchaser having frat knot
r.y- ,.own tho vcndcr, and knelt upon his bra
III order to make him seIl) lisc inotg
,cn- matter" bJ The - great sad g.orious rel
~ lic:~ Did the French Louisianians exp
any similar desire: not to speak o. the
a. ',sa, ful OF Alaskiars. The fa,t is, treating