The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-22
POLITICAL NOTES.

The State election Of North Carona will take place
in August.
Congressman Chalmers, Of Mississippi, was warmly
received nj home
The candidate OF tho nasionaliss in tho sixth dis.
trict OF ILLINOIS is a Methodist psrsou.
The general opcEing OF the democratic campaign In
Indiana is set down Tor the 10th Of August
Congressman McMahon announces that he 10
candidate for reelection in the Third Ohio district
The power and vitality of the nationalists and
grcsnbacxers Is undergo first general this
fall.
General Ewing will probably be the nominee OF the
democrats In the Tcnth Congressional district Of
OHIO.
Political conversion may assume the strength OF a
moral tidal wave before the next Congress Is
gained.
OfJencrson Davis recent uttcrances the Savannah
Ne,s says:-"rhc truly brave can only see In them
words Of manliness, truth and wisdom"
IL took ninety hours OF continuous session to
nominate Ls Fever for Congress in an Ohio conven-
tiou. 1t wasa decidedly ieverish proceeding
why Will tho apostles of tho 'Lost eau 20" persist
IN drawing upon themselves tho very anathcmas they
have 80 long denounced against the "beody shirt?n
From careful observation IL seems that more prcju-
dice on account OF color Is shown by tho Southern
whites In making political nominations than by the
negroes
Oswego IN. W Gozette:-''Cong gresham Dwight, OF
this district Is making an active canvass IL 10 said
for u rcnomination; which ne will nnd II easier to
secure than reelection"
Tho editor Of the Washington Star thinks he
tonaist party is the tai OF some other dog words
OF ike import. It's ateltevident TRUTH acknowledged
without scientific demonstration, that said tail would
fail In attempting to wag said dog.
Cincinnati Enquirer (dem.): 'stt 10 believed that
the republican nomination OF Charles Foster for Con-
grcss In the Seventh district has strengthened the
chances Of General stcedman for tho democratic
nomination"
The democrats OF Kansas will bold their State Con
venton at Leavcnworth tho 4th OF September and
nominate a Governor. Lieutenant Governor, secro-
tary Of state, Auditor Of STATE Treasurer OF State
Attorney General, superintendent OF Public In
struction and Cniei Justice OF the Supreme Court
The democratic press OF San Antonio Is divided In
opinion on the question Of Mr. Schleichcrs 10y atty TO
hts party. The Express maintains that tho financial
Issue IS not party Issue, while the Herald taxes an
opposite view and Is willing to sec two democrati tic
nominees Tor Congress In that district, so That the
sense OF the people may be fully tested. The district
convention at last accounts had made vain Efforts TO
| agree, Mr.. Ireland displaying very great opposing
| strength.
Tho Alexandria (val Gazette tdem.) sums mp, In tho
following manner Its reasons Tor desiring that Mr.. .
| q Neale should supersede General Hunton In Con
rrcss I'VE arc III favor OF keeping gentlemen In
Congress as long MS their usefulness aud efficiency
| grows pdri pdssu with their time OF service, but
when their tnird proves them TO be less ec'ent
and less useful than their 0rs ss IS the case with
General Hunton, II Is time TO make change, aud the
| sooner II is done the peticrn us tIoaf.