New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-11
RPrbhGa.
Dis'rics. Dcmcrrsic.
L.. W. s. HerndOn.
HI. G. Conner.
HID. G. Giddings.
Ik.Juhn {. Hancock.
7. j. Clark.

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In tie lid District two Independent candidates. A. NJ
Bryant and A. B. Norton, RAINING one OF whom Is
Republican and will probably receive the regular nolnl-
nation. GEN Clark the IIId District represented IL
IN tie last Congress. The other nominating C0nVcn-
tons carly in September. The prospects look quo
favorable for carrying three dtricsone OF winch VIII
be that recently misrepresented by the Democratic
Carpet-Bagcer" Capt Conner. He only ran III before
by reason Of discussions The Austin Slate journal ne
pulcar) recently claimed Republican majority in the
/ State OF from 10000 to 10000.
Arkansas politics in a troubled coalition Inside
Republican ranks But there is time enough yet to heal
an dissensions In Georgia quiet but earnest effort is
making reorganze, and If it successful harmony Will
return and the State Will DO surely Republican next year
Florida affairs need no outside attention bat in Virginia
both parties are in a fCrment. The Democrats arc IN
danger Of rupture and have called State Convention 10
heal the breach. The Republicans their part will
probably do the The quarrel seems to be merely
affair of the politicians 1t claimed however, that
with a vigorous organization, the Republicans can
carry the State in I572 Bat under present leader
ship there but little prospect Of vgOr There
OF counties for instance, which have heretofore
given Republican majOrtios in which party committees
are organized
Much efficient work Is now doing throughout the
South In what and to what extent this is
compiished II would hardly be wise TO tell But whose
undertakes TO build Democratic victories next year, as
The World has done, the presumed decentralization OF
the Southern Republicans recons without his host and
viii soon come TO grief" II its Ku-Kux allies could
have been kept within bounds, its Northern sup
porers had honestly denounced their crimes, there
mi hit have been more reason for predicting Republican
defeat.
The following Southern Conventions have been called;
FOR NOMINATIONS.
Mississippi CRcpJ. Aug Jackson.
Texas NeP3 Early in September oI y Antonio
FOR ORGANIZATION
National Convention, (CO) Oct. 49,. Columbia 5. G.
state Convention, (Dem) aug. 80. Richmond, Va
IN addition these 1t is probable that Conventions for
consultation. &C.. viii be held by tine Republicans in
Virginia and Georgia. before the Fall is over.
In Ohio the prospects very cheering The lowest
Republican majority estimated the State ticket is
10000 Some set it higher. The real fight is the
State Legislature It has two important things to do;
st To redstrict the State for Representatives. in Con
gross virtually settling political control for the next
decade %. To elect 10 Senator john SAer-
man. The closest Republican count calculates on ma
ority OF one only with Hamilton against US Ihat
county elects I'LL r. representatives. aud three Senator'S
Just now dispute with the Germans over enforcing
the Sunday laws threatens bad results here The anti
Sunday Germans want the law repealed and desire TO
act pledges TO that effect from candidates. Te Demoe
racy are willing but being naturally American, RepuD-
lcaus hesitate. STILL from private dispatches received
last Dight il would appear that the difficulty viii be 50
lcIlel insure the unity OF lue Icpub
ucan vote The Senatorial fight within the party lines is
quite animated Senator Sherman and Secretary Delano
are the principal rivals, with Cen schenck and GOV
Hayes as strong candidates Cen Garfield Is talked Of
ousileraby, but does not appear to care for being
candidate at this time.
PENNSYLVANIA seems doubtful though Republicans are
quite hopeful of success The Legislative elections are
the most important as d United states Senator TO be
elected and the State redsricted by the new Legislature
Illinois has only COIGressmGn-at-Larse and State
Treasurer to look after Robert IngcrsoA and Shelby
McCunom are the prominent candidates
Maine, Minnesota Wisconsin, California Iowa, New
Jersey Eew-York, Maryland and Massachusetts elect
all their State officers, except that New-YOrk does
not choose Governor this year. Five Of these States
Maine Massachusetts,, Minnesota, Iowa, and Wisconsin
are certain to elect Republicans. California viii prob
ably follow suit, though IL is not certain NevJeTsey
Republicans will vigorous hght, and their chances
of success are good Only California elects Congressman
MARYLAND is sure TO be Democratic. OF NewYor, it is
affirmed here that the State might easily be carried if
the party would be united
There are three Territorial elections twO-NewNcxicO
and Misunderstanding choice Of Delegates TO Congress
Montana has gone Republican. Ncw-MeXicO viii follow
her example. Wyoming VIII probably vote with like
result.
Beside the fact that each Of the State Lectures are
10 DE charged with rcdstrcng under the new appor-
tioument the following Senatorial vacancies have to be
provided for: