The New York herald., 1878-07-08
POLITICAL NOTES.

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Thurman Is crowding Tilocn of the course.
Kearneyism is showing its head in New Orleans.
Political agitation Ia Mississippi Is described
s.red hot" -
In Indiana the republicans hope TO gain one Con-
gresham.
Kansas will elect full list OF state executive officers
IN the autumn.
The Pitseurg Dispatch says there Is danger OF
Communist uprising.
The Washington Post (dem.) doubts that Speaker
Randall will be reelected.
As yet there is opposition 10 the reelection OF
Congressman Proctor Knott.
James +. Wilson is mentioned having the Iowa
Sena,orship within his reach.
Four State tickets have been nominated In Illinois.
Y You take your choice and pay the piper
The democrats OF Johnson county, No.. favor tho
denomination OF Congressman Crittenden.
The Courier Journal thinks that Charles Foster
would tail in the race for the Ohio Governo.ship
In Wesmoreiand county, Pa, the nationalist party
seems TO be absorbing the grccnbaok faction.
The republicans Of Livingston county, ILL.,, continue
their aile gance Congressman Greenbury l.. Fort.
The Congressional campaign seems in all parts Of
the country enlist the active interest OF the electors
Of both parties
Walter L. steele is the opponent OF Col"nc Villa m
Johnston In contesting Congressional nomination in
North Carolina.
Kcokuk Iowa) Gate city :-"Samuel T. spaugler is
the Grecpback nominee Tor Congress in the Third
tDupuque) district .
Cincinnati Inquirer (dem.):-"Move the boundary
line IRON the Rio Grande over to the Pacific coast.
Moro empire Is peace"
The Cincinnati Commercial deposcs that It is high
time to produce the Photographic copy Of the
called sherman letter.
General J. X. Chalmers. Congressman from Missis-
sipp' will bc nominated but will strong
resistance at the polls.
Cincinnati Commercial cit is remarkable that any
ono speaks of the recent invasion oil Mexico without
sharply denouncing it as perilous outrage
Augusta (Ga) Chronicle :-"Coonel James II. Fau-
ming, OF the county of Troup, Is announced as can
didatc for gress from the Fourth DISTRICT"
Congressman Hooker, OF Mississippi, has before
him a warm struggle with rival candidates for the
nomination In his district His success Is doubtful.
Sheua ndoah (Pa.) Heraid:-" Ex-Governor Curtin's
candidacy for Congress is meeting with considerable
opposition from straight out democrats his district"
Augusta (ia.) Chronicle -"Atlanta furnishes three
asp,rants for Congressional honors In che Fifth dis
trict-N J. Hammond, p. l.. Mynatt and udgo Daniel
Pntmau"
The democrats in four OF the Congressional districts
of Virginia seriously quarreod and the republ-
cans hope to gam one or Two votes the House Of
Representatives.
Washington Post (dem):-"Eliza Pinkston gave
birlh 70 lhe present administration but Agnes jerks
swears she prevented 1t from being changed IN the
cradle by Jim Anderson"
The Cincinnati Commercial thinks that II not moro
than republican ward officers sell out TO the
democrats this fail Hamilton county, Ohio, elect
wo republican Congressman.
Kansas CITY Times (dem.):-''Mr Tiden Is dead
cock in tho pit He may have the power to give New
York TO the republican hard money candidate In the
next election, but that is all"
The democratic Memphis Auatdnche says that Thur
man has OHIO behind him for the Presidential NOM
ipaton 1880 He shows fairly on the front, aud is
tho most formidable candidate In the West.
Some farmers 10 Ohio have been frightened by the
threats of the tramping inccndiaries into describing
their reaping and moving machines Kearneyism is
certainly growing in strength and pudaci,y.
The Savannah Nccs defines the independent candi-
date IN Georgia political traitor and trckster.
Does 1t lear the possibility or the balance OF power
being III rown into the hands Of tho repubcansf
Washington Posi- (cem.l:--"We predict that within
ten days Ohm sherman Will ask to be allowed ap
pear before the Potter committee in order TO have
other opportunity deny the authorship of that let
ter"
That at any moment war may be precpitated upon
the United States by the policy of the federal govern
ment toward Mexico is the opinion OF the Cincinnati
Commercial with almost any other country IT would
have commenced long ago
Cincinnati Times (dem )"In the Third district
fOhio there is n strong impression IN democratic CIR
ces particularly IN Warren and Butler Counties that
McMahon, VINO has had two terms, should stand back
and give somebody else chance"
Thockmorton bases hts appeals TO the Texan voters
on his position federal politics, while the opposing
candidate and present incumbent, Governor Huo
bard speaks to them OF the needs and interests OF
the state. They have the same platform.
Savannah Ne,os:-"Gcnerai Toombs is reported as
Saving that there Is danger In this country at
present IRON Communism but there will be II the
govern ut becomes unjust and the laws oppressive
In that case he would be willing 10 lead tile attack
himself to secure justice" 3"
A Western correspondent ys:-"Of the repub-
cans IRON Indiana In Congress all will likely be
rel urned save Robinson OF the Sixth; Evans, OF the
Eleventh, and White, OF the Ninth. OF tho demo-
Gratis, Hamilton, OF the Twelfth, and Fuller. OF the
FIRST arc TO be dropped"
Jancsv,llc (wis) Gasette:--"Many think the ex-
pressions at the Iowa and Illinois conventions In
favor OF Grant III timed, but from the present in
dications 1t seems probable that In 1850 condition
OF things Will exist which will make necessary to
put that quiet still in the front. The signs OF
the times not altogether mysterious"
A STRANGE VISION.