The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-14
POLITICAL NOTES.

G G Fulton, OF the Baltimore AnericarA announces
that he candidate for the nomination for Cover
nor any other Office He only wants 70 be private,
and with the privaes stand favor Of good govern
ment
Alexander H. Stephens is being urged candidate
for Governor Of Georgia The Macon Chronicle says
'Now there Is prospect Of something lively next
General Colqutt and General Woford and General
Gartren and Colonel Hardemann, and Mr. James and
Governor Smith and Mr. Mcintyre will have
70 bestr themselves in earnest when Mr. Stephens
comes into the field Mr. Stephens Is the only candi
date from Eastern Georgia Gentlemen candidates. in
sOucsdnt and otherwise, stand by your arms. I"
Andrew Johnson is the sixth member Of the Forty
fourth Congress before the regular abors of that
body have commenced The vacant chairs in the House
are those Of Mr. Buflnton, of Massachusetts, and Mr.
Hcrsey of Maine two republcans); and of Mr. Allen Of
New York; Mr. Head of Tennessee, and Mr. La Dow,
of Oregon three democratsl.
The State election in California wednes-
day. September L In taking a political outlook the
San Francisco Blletia that the Phelps ticket
der the Gorham lead so far behind that II may fairly
be set down dstanced The democratic ticket is sup
ported with great deal of noise but far we
learn with very little enthusiasm On the day after cleo
ton great many ardent Irwin men will wonder where
all the Independent votes found party which
immense advantage Its forces can never DO estimated
in advance by the usual methods 1t Is always stronger
at the polls than anywhere else because up to that
no small part of real strength was concealed 1t
fair presume that there has been substantial
In the number of independent this State dur
ing the last two years"
Tho editor of the Baltimore Gazette tdemocra insists
that his contemporary, the editor of the American
shall lead the fusion ndepe ndent and republican
forces the for Governor tho 'anything to
beat Carroll" platform
1t is thought now that Hendricks will not after all
take part in tho Ohio He probably thinks that
at this juncture the least said the soonest mended"
Colonel McArdle, Of Mississippi, succumbs to the
overthrow OF the color line" policy that State and
telegaphs to his paper Tho skies of Mississippi are
abaze with the light Of vctory"-that is democratic
victory.
The Syracuse Courier (democratc) says 'a the signs
betoken Of the hottest political campaigns in this
state this fall ever witnessed by an 'or year. or any
other year" The democratic against the rings is
still DO fought with Governor Tilden as the leader
The New York Republican State Convention will be
held at Saratoga September g. On the same day the
Pennsylvania Democratic State Convention will be held
at Erie
The Boston Advertiser says 'he whole country Is In
debted the democrats of Ohio If for nothing else for
giving opportunity for such discussion of financial
principles as has not been had before this genera
ton" and how much wiser is that generation after all
that has been uttered upon the subectS
LOOMS is looming up tho democratic candidate for
Governor OF Connecticut
There has been secret political meeting in Baltimore
at Rechabite Hail. In which signs and passwords were
used Some call II the Potato Bug party, others con-
slider the resurrection Of the old Know Nothing party,
whose motive Is opposition To John Lee Carroll tho
democratic candidate for Governor and whose religious
principles Catholic.
colored National Convention has been called by Che
coorcd National Council recently in session in Cincn-
natl to DO held in Nashville the FIRST Wednesday in
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