National Republican., 1878-09-30
POLITIC.IL NOTES.

A GOOD many clergymen are taking part in poll.
STEAMER RANDALL is on the stump in Western
Pennsylvania.
The Grccnbackers have nominated candidates
for Congress in all the districts Of New jersey.
IS addition TO his appointments Hon. Milton q.
Crncr VIII spend week Of next month in ALE.
gRny County.
declaring that cattle aud swine will no longer be
permitted to enjoy the freedom Of the city.
THERE seems 10 be no doubt that General Joseph
Il. Ilawley will receive the Republican Congressional
nomination In the first district OF Connecticut.
EN' 'REPREsESTATIvE TARBoN. OF Massachusetts
now II sot,.money Butlerite, rejOiccd over the de-
feat Of old Bill Allen because lie went oil Oh the
sOft.mOney chute.
A MASSACHUSETTS paper notes as q singular cir.
cumstGnce that the State has not elected graduate
Of Harvard College Governor for nearly forty years
The lat one was Edward Everett.
THE Poughkccpsie Telegraph (Dcmocratic) blunty
charges Mr.. John o. Whitehouse with publicly de-
clining the Democratic nomination for Congress
and privately laboring In devious ways 10 obtain
Ben HILL In Georgia: 81 begin to think that the
| democratic party can never be killed. Secession
did not Kill IT.; the war has not killed IT, fraud has
| die"
THE Dcmocatic candidate for Supreme Court
Judge In Onto recently tunsierred his national
bank stock to his wife 10 curry favor with the
Grcenback men by proclailning that he owned no
| bank stock.
L
| Democratic party has no more chance Of eecting
A: II. pm Govorner of Pennsylvania than Il has
States Harrisburg TsgrGph
EN-sESAToR BOUTWELL, formally declines having
his name used for Congress In the seventh MassA.
ehusets district lie says he likes public service,
her provision for his family, III honorably 1t can
be done"
Mr. MuRcu took occasion Wednesday night to
denuunce the Associated rrcss The ignorance he
! displayed OF the nature and purposes Of that
worthy Organization might be pardonRble IN pri.
yatc citizen, but is ineXcusab!e IN COngressman.-
IOrttuHd Pres.
| TuE Hon. NJ. !. Townsend, OF Troy, wrote letter
| declining denomination to Congress. On the per
snasiOn Of friends he now consents TO be caidl.
date. Walter A. Wood, Of moving machine reputc,
Is Mr.. TOwnsends competitor for the Republican
nomination.
! A POLITICIAN named Buchanan, who claims the
paternity of the National movement, says In 1880 II
! will be the Man un Horseback against the Man on
! GrecnbRck-trant against Butler-Gnd that the
latter will win. This looks like STARK madness, but
who can tell2-dugustd (Gd.J Chronicle.
| Hos. MARK II. DUNSELL is thus far having a
walk ovrt" In the first Minnesota district,
but he Is cGnyassng Just as thoroughly as If there
was u possibility OF defeat and Is doing good ser.
vice by intoxicating sound financial doctrines
among those who are more readily convinced by
oral argument thun otherwise Pioneer Press
THE Idado Democratic Convention, after a ses.
siuu Uf six days. has nominated George Anslie for
Congress, In place Of Hon. :. s, Fem. Although
not Of our faith, we can testify to Mr.. Fenns labO-
IeIrst Of the Territory and us the people out there
seem bOuud " have u Democrat 10 represent them
We are sorry he Is not to be the man.
| a LETTER from Maine TO the Boston Journal says
the Republicans Of that State regard the contest as
| having lust commenced Steps will be inmedi-
ately taken to organize hGrd-money, clubs, and
sound-money doctrines will be taught In every
school district throughout the winter. The people
! of Maine are much given to debating clubs, and
the truth before the people before another election.
day comes around.