The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-01
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
Connrcti"ut Election TG-Day. Aprii 4.
The folio wing are the names OF the candidates 10
be voted Tor to-day In Connecticut

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Comptroller. james Manning Thomas sanford
Governor Francis Girc,c Albert s G i.s1ison.
Lieut.. Governor...A $. Boards ev...W. X. ooodnonss.
Treasurer. ..Gecrse G.eenman. James craig
Comptroler.. -.papney Carr........T. II. Lawrence.
Last year the republicans had bur 100 majority
out or poll OF a. 500 votes. The state regarded
by The canvassers both sides as extremely close
Rhode Island Observation-Disclosures. Apsi! 3.
Annexed is a list of the several candidates for
state offices at the election to be held In Rhode
Isla nd on the Cd inst. -
Governor .... Seth padeford olney Arnold
Lieut. Governor W. sssvens Chas T. Hn,,e'
Attorney General. William sayles. .George Bliss
The ambition Of Rhode Island to he enrolled in
tine line Of republican States has become chronic,
and no change In that respect Is expected at the
election the day after tomorrow.
Michigan Congressional Apportionmcnt.
The Michigan Legislature has concluded It's laboIA
on the work OF redlst":cng the State FOR Congress
siOnal purposes. The districts stand as folows:-
/. Wayne county.
2. Monroe, Lenawee, Hisdae and washtenaw.
3. Jackson Calhoun, Branch. Barry and Eaton.
4. Bertlen, Cass, ST. Joseph, kalamazoo and Van
Buren,.
b. Allegan Kent, Ottawa. MuSkegon and lonia-
q. Livingston. lngnam oakland Gcncsee, Shia
wasSee and Clinton.
!. MacomD, st. Clair, sanac, Lapeer, Tuscola and
Huron.
s. Montcam. Gratiot Isabella, Midland, Saginaw,
Bay, Gladwin, Clare. Roscommon, Ogemaw, Iosc0.
oscoda. Altoona, Aipcno. Montmorency Pressure
Isle, Chenoygan and Emmett.
O. Lake superior, Mackinac, Maniton, Antrim,
Traverse. Leelanaw. BensIe. Manlstee Wexford.
M'ssaukce, Osceoa, Lake Mason, oceana, Meeosta
ana NewaygO.
Political and General Notes.
1t ~ given among the probabilities that Andy
Johnson will 90 TO the Cincinnati Convention.
Fred Douglas goes for Grant SO he do for ST.
Domingo.
According TO st. LOUIS calculator the election in
Connecticut Is likely TO be only little game or
"seven up"
The Chicago Inter- ocean, IN answer TO an inter.
rogatory on the subject avows Itself to be part-
san journal OF the republican stamp.
Ex-Governor FOote. OF Tennessee, goes for rrum-
bull Judge Davis. lie has not gone Tor winning
thing Tor a very long time
Rev. Robert Collyer, the Chicago preacher IA
talked OF as "a member OF Congress from that city.
"Many are called, but few are chosen.''
The Indianapolis Journal (anti-adminlstratIon,
thinks mat CoIlax Will De reIominaled Tor Vice
President.
Suppose that bird which the Chicago Inter ocean
has adopted as It's emblem should keep gong
'upward and onward' where would 1t finally ano2
But perhaps 1t Is OF .Moiher Carys chcKenu breed,
which are seldom known 10 rest.
The headquarters OF the Cincinnati Convention
OF May 1.-The liberal republicans ana the re union
and reform organization-win be in Mozart Hail
building. some music may therefore be expected
wncn the p0lltca. bands begin to pay
IL Is announced that the taxation or Mississippi
must be raised 10 more than double Its present
amount TO carry on the government. This IS en-
couragng to new settlers.
Western paper thinks the democrats In Connec.
ucut have not made mucn OF a Hubbub-ard this
year. Mr.. Hubbard has probably not been !avIsn
IN launching out the sInews or politics well as
Wharf.-The casll-as his predecessor. That may be the
plain English OF it.
The Red Wing (Minnesota) Republican says Gov
ernor Austin Is considered candidate Tor Congress
from the Second district. Mr.. Batchelder ~ The
democratic aspran.
The Texas Democratic state Convention win be
he'll, in Corsicana June II. Is this not little late
The Portland Press tadmlnistra.ion) predicts that
'rhe failure OF beth Schurz and Sumner to fasien
upon the administration any OF the charges that
they confidently made will cause those gentlemen
and their associates to abstain from nstigatlng any
more lnve stigations. Up to the present time their
regulations nave suffered therefrom far more than
that OF General Grant,
The House OF Representatives In the Michigan
Legislature have declared Charles A. Eamonds
worthy OF impeachment for mlleasance and ms-
demeanors in Office. 1t is said he formerly lived IN
Chicago.
II is as candidate for the nomination for the
Vice Presidency on the Grant tcket-not merely the
Vice Presidency OF the Convention-that General
ABBOTT, or North Carolina has been spoken Of This
Convention will probably nave more than one vice.