New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-19
The Democrats of the WITH District of Iowa

The Democrats of the WITH District of Iowa
have dominated for Congress William T. Smith Of Ma
~haska County banker and bondholder He is expected
10 do good service on tie stump against the bloaied
bondhoders.
The Democrats of the Lebanon and Schuyl-
kill Congressional District PENN it is stated, will nom
nate this term er candidate for Congress, Dr. Cyrus
D. Glonnger Of Lebanon County, that county this year
being entitled TO the candidate. This District Wtl) is at
present represented BY Henry L. Cake, Republican who
was elected by 245 majority James j. Conner Dem
two years ago
Joe Lane is candidate for Senator from Ore
gon Since he ran for Vice President the ticket with
breckenridge he has until now appeared in politics.
Ex-senator Nesmith is also a candidate.
Among the Republican candidates who are
willing to succeed the Hon. John Wilson as Congress
man from the XIth District of Ohio, are Mr. Hook OF
Adams County aud Ii. :. Bundy of Jackson County
Judge Wilson was elected two years ago by 2'l2S ma
jorty.
The Detroit Post thus discusses the prospects
and chances of Republican candidates for the November
election in Michgan:-
There appears 10 be pretty general impression
among the Republican papers OF the STATE Iha no{ W.
the present state officers will be renOmnated but other
candidates are named In various localities for some OF
the offices. For the Office OF state treasurer the naS
inns Tar mentioned a. possible candidates are those OFF,
o. Gro,venor Uhc present incumbenO OF JohesVlne a;
r Witberbee of Flint, " p Collier OF Battle Creek ana
r. ID Gilbert Of Grand Rapids. For the office of Auditor
Ceupna Inc present Incumbent VIM humphrey OF AuiIdl
aud d. Bingham OF Lansing. For Lieutenant Governor,
Morgan Bates Ohe present Incumbent OF IraNeThe 10y
4 / Wooduau OF Van BuTcu, and Gen. Il. NJ Cubhvoh
- Nanisfec For Secretary OF State, o. 3 SpaulGihg
Itr resent ipcumhcnt1 Of ST. Johns, ana Dalel Slhcr
nj Karry County. For Superintendent OF fuDilc @
ZION Ofgmcl UO,fOIG the present lnculhDehU oI o'0
and Capt. ID. \. Ford Of Niles 49,. . ,,.,,or %
-, tlia several Congressional Districts nulhDef %!
names are mentioned candidates. In TINS ui5ti! 49,
Ji.rr Waldron Of IIllsdae has been nchtoheu ~ 40
iii H. .trIc now represented bY MI SlOuShtU, VIZ
iaIncd for denomination, Capt. Burrows OF , H.
l.. mentioned rs competitor. In thc lllu 80
5lr me urcseut Representative II confronted WIN 'o
name of quite number of other candidates. ainXie
~ ~, 100 Z NJ CutchcOn II Masntendw, George W"
VII ~ ,lbonu L. W. Barber of Eaton, ana Jouh y.
F.t1o,raJ of Marshall. III the lNtl DstHc t''Po 60
, ~ ornsIfiou 10 the denomination OF Mf feII,
In no names have vet been put forward III ,nc ~ WI
,ri.t The came Indications exist as III IN. irtn n
iiIt no candidate has yet Deth hau!Ca. 70 Con-
~ nov nc place with Representative N ,ih
az IN inc IVth district, now represented Di haluo6 e
st5cpIsnd other candidates are plenty. Anons t"
name. mentioned j. T. DrI%es GA 20 ~
tbrr Wr,tOyer o. Bay City, Mayor -. W; huT,dITi p
Tr.co / A. Hubbc of the Upper Pehihsul S,iu cx
Plndil of Marquette We Also notice, ia our o',c No
chsnoe. mention made OF various cadiuiioss i nov
aturc county officers, etc. As the Lfgl'dlu INC
Winter H. 10 elect United States senator 10
Ian iacob NJ Howard, considerable discussion CON- j,
iug ms office has already taken place. % ar r.ert
nulv s,ru tine MINES of Jacob NJ Howard tn' - ~
irc1ubrut. Austin Blair Of Jackson l. '" I'll -
Grand U.yru " \. Howard OF bIahd I'hlluh, an fCr
B,amau OF Adrian, mentioned a possible C"nu4""
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