The New York herald., 1871-10-06
RUNNING HoTEs-PoLI1ICAL AND GENERAL.

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"Baked Indian"--the Tammany chiefs at Roch
! ester. -
The "hayloft and cheese-press democracy claim
TO have given Tammany thorough warming at
R0chester-yes, perfect wigwaming.
Hendricks and Gr0esbeck will stump Wisconsin
for Doolittle.
The Sacramento Reporter supports General Ham
cock for President almost entirely upon his civil
record.
Dr. j. A. Thayer is the real ring candidate for Con-
gress from the Pennsylvania Erie district.
The Wilmington IN. C.) Star ID in favor OF the
South beng represented In the Democratic National
Convention.
Caleb Cushing is in Boston preparatory to his de.
parture for the Geneva Convention. Geneva Is q
famous place for watches. We hope none OF our
American dplomatists viii get wound up or run
down during the forthcoming negotiations.
The Boston Traveller, referring to the Posts prop
osltion for the nomination OF Governor Gratz
Brown for the Vice Presidency on the democratic
ticket, significantly says:"If there Is any doubt as
to the fitness OF Mr.. Brown the oflice for which
he Is named his peculiar qualifications be ascer-
tanned by reference to the files OF the Post at the
time he was member OF the United States Senate
The YORK lPa.) Gazette mas strong editorial,
written by Mr. Jeremiah s. Black, the first Attorney
General and last Secretary OF State under President
Buchanan den0unclng the Tammany frauds In New
York.
BY an odd error western paper says Andy John.
son is gong TO take "swlgn round the circle
with Ex-Governor Randall.
Edward L. Pierce, OF Boston, has been nominated
by the Governor OF Massachusetts to Ill the vacancy
on the Bench OF the Superior Court The Worcester
Spy says he Is a good lawyer and a clear headed
man Of business.
The Springfield Republican adds the name OF
Horatio G. Knight, OF Easthampton, TO the list OF
candidates for Mr.. WashDurn's seat IN Congress.
The Boston 7ydpeiler warns the Springfield Re-
publican that harm may come to Mr. Washburn II
that paper does not treat It's friend, Or. Lorng, with
greater tenderness Let 1t come, then, pluckily
responds the Republican,.
The springfield Republican has got up new role
for General Butler. "Roh on, roll on, silver moon"
The Waterbury Comm American says:--"pros-
pect, for the first time IN dozen years, has gone
dem0cratlc.n 1t has been reported that the pros.
poets for The democracy In Connecticut we're not
quite 80 brilliant as usual.
The Zions Herald wants Cornelius Walsh elected
Governor OF New Jersey, because ne once gave
poor boy York sixpence-or, rather, helped him
to find 1t In the sand. This Is somewhat similar
TO the case OF q candidate for Governor in Massa-
chusetts, who once saw poor boy, felt compassion
for MIN, next felt for q fourpence In his pocket,
found 1t, and-kept 1t there.
Thomas g. Alvord has been nominated by the re-
puDicans for the Assembly IN the First and Gus
tavue sniper In the Second district OF Onondaga
county.
T.. Darwin Smith has been nominated by the Re-
publican Judicial Convention at Canandaigua on
saturday for Justice OF the supreme Court OF the
seventh district.
It's reported that Andy Johnson and ex. Postmas-
ter General Randall are gong to stump Wisconsin
in favor OF Doolitte. the democratic candidate Tor
Governor.
A Western paper says-'Senator Harlan has
financial policy o. his own; upon which 1t Is sug-
gested that that doubt true, as ne mas made
handsome fortune in q remarkably short space Of
time.
Chicago paper says General Beveridee's noml-
nation for Congressman-atiarge Is received with
general '.navorr by the republicans In Illinois.
A lady orator, speaking in favor of women's
rights, In California SAID, al am an American cii-
zen--over twenty one years OF aee;' wnereupOn an
OLD curmuogeon yelled out, "You bet you are, 70
tRe infinite amusement VI the crowd