, 1874-09-01

Tho Nineteenth Illinois District is the first to
fiji it's quota with throe Congressional caud-
datos, viz: Samuel 8. Marshall, Democrat, for
recollection /; William D. Andorson, Independent
Reform; Green B. Raum, Republican.
Tho only Congressional District loft to tho
Republicans, In North Carolina voted ~ fol-
lows:
1874. 1871
fny1nan Ia black ,nan, tho regular Republican
nominee Blouu {white> is an antiovll-I Rights 1so-
publican, supported by the opposltton.1
-Congroaaman Lansing (salary-grabbor), OF
New York, has boon dlopped by the Republic-
nus, and William Il. Duker, Of Constanta. Os-
wego County, nominated in hls placo.
Con. q. G. Dibron is tho Democratic nom.
inoo for Congress- in the Third Tennessee DlH-
trlot, The Convention At MoMinnville, Aug. az,
atloptc1 tho following
Itsolrtd That this Convention has heard with hor-
men III Gibson anl Trouadale Countios that we de-
nounce the perpetrators of the Crime as the most
dangerous enonics Of tho people Of the South, and
worst to involve us III chain Of OWLS which c4u only
result In tho obstruction u ali our Hbertics by ml
tary despetiam.
in the Anti-Monopo1y Conversational Con-
ventlou for the Second Iowa District, at 3laquo-
keta, Aug. ~, souator Murphy, OF Davenport,
is reported to have made u worry scathing and do
mandatory speech against the Republican party,
arragung it for every grade aud quality Of cor
ruption, finally referring to Horny Ward Beech
or Us the great Christian statesman Of tho Ro-
publican purity.
Charles r. Davenport, Of Brattloboro, IT.,
declined to be tho Opposition candidate for Con-
6rosa in polnuda district, aaying:
membership III body wil:ch, whole, represents
tho nouorolista and corrupttonsts Of thu country
which, rs now constituted, nas notor tho ability nor
tho disposition to give TO plundured and tax
hurdenett people MI honest currency, III honest rev.
cnue HyseIn, an.l, abovo al houoat civil uery9co
Col. Jack Brown, Of Amorious = Georgia
Democrat Of 1872 who "coudnt cat crow" il
thin year the Republican nominee for Congress-
III tho Third Goorgia District. The Georgia pa-
pors say: ''rhis shows that Brown waB 80
straight on the Grooloy quostion TINT he bent
OYER"
-Congrcssman Janes O. freeman Oopublc.
an), Of tho Fifth Georgia District, declines ro-
election, aud requests to be be lot a1ons In tho
canvasB. I1o il 4 natiyo Georgian, q whito man,
and has no stomach, for tho Ciyil-1ughta bill,
and no desire to romasn III Congress-.
-In tho Savannah (Gu.) District tlo Hapublic-
n,!s aro hopelcBsly divided md 60 into tho
loid with two candidates for Congress-.
Judge ". ]. Haralson, whom tho Montgom-
CRY Advcrtiscr charactorlzes as tho ab1ost man
at tho Republican party in North Alabama las
published q latter saying that, a8 that party IL
pledged to tho passage aud enforcement Of tho
Civil Rights bill, ho can 60 with It no longer but
must act With tie Democrats aud Conservatives,
Ho says:
cannot support th.a measure IN my political or
aauixaon, lind myscf b liz support i ANY neso
Sf tho word Thia s ths 1saue. In II Ia Involved tho
ruin prosperity Of both races in tho South Il tic
In utn
enforco 1t. Who doos not dsslre to ayo'd such c.
lany? Whit aano man will willingly yots for thia
policy, knowing It. eousequcncea7
Tho Iowa State Press says that ut is propos-
Oh that tho yacanoy on the Autobiography StKte
ticket, cauAod by the decliuation OF III. l}asuaa,
bo filled by tho Hon. u. J. Rohltg, OF Scott
County. A better selection could not DO mads.
Atr. Il. now holda tho honorable and responsible
Of Scott, and has eyery publication ter tho high
OF pinco."
Tho indepondedent people LOT Indiaua] have
Infinite trouble With their ticket. Part OF tho
time their candidates won't stand the nonina-
tion, and again tho constituents won't accept tho
oandilatoa. In tho Ninth District formal Con-
ycntion Belcotel Mr.. Arohibald Johnson for the
possible uongtpsBnlan, but tho rank a!id ti!o
kicked out ct tho tracea aftor ho waa nominated,
and tho Centrai Committee oussod him from tue
ticket, ana put on Alr. U. powlos, OF Montgom-
CRY County. ue ia the candidate this woek but
t!!ore in no knowing who will be next weok.--l'-
dianapolis Journal.
No don't porcoiyo what uso there Is for a
Democratic patty III Pennsylvania, whom thato Ia
no dfrerenoa OF political boliot. mud worry iittlo
Of policy, bptweon thoso wl1o cn'i themselves
Democrats tn that State mud tho 1opnblfcau
party. Tho Democratic, % well as tho Ropubl!o-
~ party Of Pennsylvania, fayors hugh pro-
teetiyo tariH, upposos 4 Government ousroncy,
aud joins banda with tho Republicans In alnoat
every loading issue. There lH no party III Penn.
Bylrania tint lsterestu itsolt IN bolalf Of tlle
groat pooplo, both have haoomo subjected to
capital antl power, aud both work In harmony Ia
tho saryuo Ut combinations wlloso interasts Aro
dramatically againBt those af the people, Ia
all calculations tor tho auocoss Of the Detpp.
cratic principles ponnaylyanla ought to bo lelt
orasio party In that a!ato would DO nm victory tor
Domooratio pglpeip'oa. nor no gain for tle pao-
pls.-DHouqus Telegraph.