, 1872-11-02
POLITICAL.

POLITICAL.
The Hon. E. II. Hainea. Of Wank7gau. haa
Withdrawn as Liberal candidate for he Legis-
lature, in order that Richard Biaho,, of Me-
Henry, may have the full vote.
The attempts Of the Chicago Times to get:
up O'Conor tickets for the Illinois Legislature
| have been sickly failures. The following, from
the Twentieth District, is sample response:
by the Chicago Times that am uiaced in non,
nation for the State ssnate,-a favor Tor which IN
Tery grateful yet must decline being candidate
under any crcumsta1.ces IS have already pledged
my support to r: E. Cook, and never falter from my
| promise or principles. LOUIS ). EaBEar.
Magic, Of the Canton Register, who wanted
to run for the Legislature, and could not con-:
vince the managers that it would be safe to put
two names on the ticket, now advises Republi-
cans to give half their support to an O'Conor
candidate.
-Hildrup, Of Belvidere, forgi7ing Hurlbut,:
and Jet mindful that the season for *'killing
Vermin" is not yet safely passed, has secured a.
pledge Of his associates on the ticket that seach
Republican voter cast his votes evenly
DR.. O. III. Long, our Consul to Panama, Las;
come home to Jacksonville, ILL.,, to vote for q
second term.
Even in Georgia it is impossible to keep the
O'Conor ticket supplied With names.
-Moudy, Of the Richview (Il) Democrat
hoists the Liberal nominations for the Legiela-
ture, "because,' he says, "we deyoutly u;ah.
that Lyman Trumbull may be reelected to the
United States senate.'
The Springfield Register; in complimenta-
~ notice Of the campaign-work Of the Hon. Ed-
ward Rummel, Secretary Of State, says:
Mr. Runame1 is well satisfied with the political out4
look; ., ~ extended camFaign, embracing counhea
OD00ftunif1fa IF tJ,H f1,31
founded upon personal observation. BE regards tha
estimate Of 900 German voters in this state too
1000 German voters in Illinois, soma Of whom awayH
affiliated with the Democratic party. Tho crest nul
are sold1y Liberal
The st. Louis Republican says:
CANVASS Of seventy-eight counties Of this State:
with estimates upon the remaining counties, gives
majority for Greeley in Missouri of 3e,eas; and va
There vi b but te difference one way s Or anoshee ass
as to Woodsons vote for Governor. TIE count twent5-
Giving the Republicans every menber Of the General
Assembly from St. Louis, there would still be Demo-
cratc majority in the Lower House Of over thirty.
&c It is evident that Longstreet retains all hia
old rebel sentiments" said the Cincinnati Ca
zette two weeks ago. "Genera1 Longstreet>s ac-
tion in declaring for Grant shows q nobitt7 Of
heart 5 % winch lev Southern men possess, says tho
The Liberals Of Philadelphia have decd,d
to keep an outside tally Of votes, On election
1QAF
more readily detected.
The vote of Georgia, Oct. 2, for Governor. han
been officially declared and we compare It Win
the last preceding regular election Of GoYernor'
as follows:
sa55oes sssss @{ssei Wa}seiz, Rsp::: ass
zse. a;j:::: s aa1 s: ES5'1 hs; ssss
"Bullock pretty much killed Republicaaiam
in Georgia."
The Springfield Republican says agents Of
hlr. Dawes are around with their pocket-bookx.
to "Work up the game" in Western Massachu-
aetts, and adds: ''Mr. Dawes Beems determined
to come out Of this canvass with 3 tarnished
reputation
"A writer in the Philadelphia Press speaks OF
the Cameron Legislature-elect as s*the horde Of
tniscreants who will collect at Harrisburg in.
January" r
The Woman's Homestead and Labor Re-
form party in Massachusetts has nominated
oren s. Wheeler, Of Milford, for Governor, And
IN Electoral ticket under the banner Of Frem ont
and Whittier. =
john McCool declines tie nomination Of the
- National Democracy" for Mayor OF New u rk,
and will support Abraham r. Lawrence, tho
tan1nany and Liberal Republican candidate.
The st. Louis Republican says Of the pro..-
pect in Missouri:
We shall probably carry every Congressional Dis
IN the state, except perhaps the First, and many
claim even that too. Bland now certain 80 ts CRIT
enden SO Is Mansur. These were ut first considered
he most doubtful Our State canyagsers from Wo6ds
son down, have done splendid work. and everything il
oGe1y.
Cameron has his Organ announce that ha
"1u not start paper in Philadelphia; being
overwhelmed with offers called out by the alur-
ng promise Of 3200,0 to spend.
The last years vote Of California, appor~
Toned among the Congressional Districts, gives
najorities As follows: First, sos Republican;
Second, 1854 Republican; Third, 1,1s4 Repub-
ican; Fourth, 1872 Democratic.
The loyal gentlemen who reconstructed Ala
oama had the happy thought Of putting in tha
statnte-book Law making it penal offence to
challenge registered voter. As nothing is easie<
han to register citizens Of color indefinitely, Gem
eral Grants managers have been freely indu1g@
ng in the illusions Of hope. Fancy their feel
ngs at discovering that all the Liberal commit
ee-men and canyassers have been industriously
.eading up the Supplemental Enforcement act
These little poisoned chalices do have queer way
II coming around home sometimes.
The Congressional outlook, SO far as Ken
ucky is concerned, could hardly be more en-
o1raging. In only tvo Of the districts, IN fact
there anything approaching ser1oas contasts
-LQA{sV}Ne Cou1ier-Jour7sal.