The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-14


Now they want TO '.lngersollize" the democratic
party.
Another insane asylum Is called for in Georgia 70 &C.
commodaie, perhaps large number OF the gubcrnato
rial aspirants and nghting editors in the state
The Columbus (Gal Enq'sircr-sua tdem.I states "eu
high authority that cx-Provisona Governor James
johnson will run on q radical or republican
ticket If he at all IL will be an indepe ndent
candidate
Tho Augusta (a.) Chronicle dem. suggests the names
OF IL v. johnson and George T. Barnes as TWO OF ihs
delegates at largo TO the ST LOUIS Convention Thu
Columbus Times names Thomas Hardcman, Jr, ant
Mark BIanford- Tho quartet would make dashins
four-in-hand
Rx- Attorney General Alderman, OF Georgia, Is said
TO be evidently opposed TO tho policy OF supporting
Independents democrat for Governor. He goes for
straight republican candidate
Tho Worcester Cfass.) Spy NEW movement rcpl
afrms that tho republicans elect amy cand.
date" nominated at Cincinnati "wc must" IL says,
shave such candidate as the situation demands"
Hence the Spy calls upon ths friends OF tho now move
ment to look out Tor the caucuses at which delegates
TO the State Convention Will be elected
The worcester tMassl Press dem.) SAYS, referring
to Blane's absentccsm when important votes
being taken, that the country doesnt like "artfuI
dodgers" aud cloak room refugees II also thinks
that secret executive sessions of the Senate will ere
long DO done away with.
Georgia paper says General Gordon's tenure or
Office in the Unrcd States Senate unless he is called
higher will be for life To render the sentence more
complete why not add TAT hard labor.
The Memphis appeal dcm.) does not at all like the
vote of Senator Key. OF Tennessee, Mississippi
matter 1t regrets than words can express
that Senator sitting in Andrew Johnson scat should
have thus encouraged Morton and his gang in their
infamous purpose Of perpetrating sectional hate"
Tho Knoxville TENN Tribune says Senator Key has
taken high ground, and that tho democracy cannot
afford to shirk from investigations. His support OF
resolution that calculated to bring trouble and disor-
der TO tho State OF Mississippi the Tribune fools conn.
dent was acuatcd by stern sense Of duty
The Nashville american (dcm.) speaks OF SENATOR
Keys blcnder."
Colonel Bob Harlan who temporarily presided at the
late Colorcd Convention in Nashville, Is old turf
sport pnd says the american Is we'll known on every
racing ground In the United statea He went 10 Eng
land with Ten Brock when he took his American
flyers contend with tho neetcst OF tho English
thoroughbreds
A number OF papers in Middle Tennessee have named
Colonel A. $. Marks Tor Governor. Tho Marshall
Gazette says:-''wcst Tennessee furnished tho present
Governor, East Tennessee the United States SENATOR
and II is generally admitted that tho middle d.
vision OF tho State is justly entitled 70 the honor cl
furnishing the next Governor. II such should BE-
tho case we know Of no man who would give moro gen
era satisfaction to our people than Colonel Marks"
Now the wise ones are inquirng whether schenck 10
stil Minister to England HIS resignation to take
OBJECT upon the appointment OF his successor, but he
subsequently asked for leave Of absence 1t qucs.
tion OF Law whether this subsequent cvcnt did nos
change the term OF his resignation. Nothing scrious
Troy Wing lrep)
Governor Houston, OF Alabama, has appointed
Wade Reyes, OF Florence, and Form N. Wood, OF
Opcllka, to complete tho codacaton Of tho laws Of
that state.
Tho Neps indorscs It's Washington correspondent a
'gcntcmen whose trnstworthness is unqucstioned"
We question his assertion that Indianapolis city Of
bankruptcy, and call for bill Of particulars -lndsan-
apolis Sentinel (den,)