The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-12
POLITICAL NOTES.


The republicans are confident OF gaming one Con-
gresham IN Wisconsin.
"Greenbackeryn Is said to have . strong foothold
in Somerset county, Maine.
The Atlanta Constitution (dem.) suggests the i'm
parchment Of Secretary sherman.
The Wisconsin republicans hope TO defeat the re.
election OF Congressman Gabriel Bsuck.
Judge George N. Lester has been nominated for
Congress Seventh district OF Georgia
The Cleveland Herald says that the nomination OF
w. D. Hill for Congress 10 equivalent 70 an election
There may DO republican gain OF from
Massaoh in the House Of Repre- ssntasivea
Baltimore Gazette (nd ):-"The Hayes policy OF
sconciliaon' killed republican party Balti
more"
Philadelphia Sunday Pres-"There Is no opposi-
ton to Al Harmer in the Fifth Congressional dis
tnct."
The democratic st. Louis Republican praises the
republican nomination Of Joseph g. Cannon for Con.
grsss.
St. Louis (Mo.) Globe Democrat:-.'Thsrs will be
splendid good republican be elected IN
the Third district.'
The natonalsts. workingmen and gresubacksrs,
who all strain" tossthsr, are the enemies mat the
democrats have 10 fear In Missouri.
The democratic press Of Arkansas seems satisfied
with tho nomination OF the present Gevernor, William
X Miller for anosher term Of once.
It's reported that the democrats or the Williams.
port pa district alarmed = the prospect of .
fusion Of The republican and grssnback ise,ionr.
ST. Louis Globe Observation-Disclosures Phelps does
not seem gaming In the Senatorial race, and Il
looks very much as II the choice lay between Vest and
Alien"
John Hancock will probably DO tho democratic Con.
gressonal nominee the Galveston district. He has
already served three farms In the House Of Repre-
sentatives.
The Wisconsin republicans expect TO re.eeet Con-
gresham Charles G. Williams, Lucien b. Caswcil,
George Z. Hazston, Herman l.. Humphrey and rbad-
deus Z. Round.
Atlanta (Gs) Co~stifution dem 1.-THE contest for
the nomination Ninth district appears
tween Dr. n. IL Carbon and Hon. H. p. Bell, both
good and true men"
Boston Traveller (ssp. )-"Grcenbsckery 10 active in
Massach usetts. and threatens 70 become force At
the November elsclon. IL 10 political fact, and
may become n factor"
rne Boston 7raseasris republican, bot It favors the
reelection OF Congressman Leopold Morse OF Boston.
altogether ''sais man." Who says that the old
parties are not breaking ups
The Greenbacker, pubnshsd ct Quincy, Michigan, is
We believe tue first paper published with that
title. 1t Is as unbanssoms In itself az the political
horesy which It representa-
The Alexandria (va) Gazette urges tho nomination
OF s. c. Neac OF that city. House OF Represen-
tatives and confidently would receive
almost UNANIMOUS vote
ST. LOUIS Globe. Democra,:--"rns NEW YORK HERALD,
in it's Political Notes. very trssbiuiy observes that
democratic journals greatly alarmed At the talk
about renominating Grant,
The ST. Louis Republican corsicmns that favorite
principle OF It's party--"rota,son IN Office" "rhe
district which Is constantly changing Us Congress-
men Is rarely more than a voting cypber iesisla-
ton"
Philadelphia Sunday Press ssCharley o'Ncili will
have little OF no opposition the Second Congros-
sional district J. c. Walker. who started into the
campaign with some spirit ssuans have given up
the fight"
Philadelphia Sunday Press:-" There is division Of
sentiment IN the Congressional light the Twenty.
eighth ward. aud may rosuR the delegation from
that ward bong equally divided between Kollsy and
Reyburn.r
Tho Giobe Democrat says that 81. Louis viii be
against tho election Of Clardv, the democratic can
didstc Tor Congress- Although he Abosscd' the
Gerrymander OF the stsse OF Missouri net likely
to pront by H.
Aexanaris (vsJ Gasette-- 'sIf the de nesratic ma
Jorty In the present Congress had tricd during the
late session to give the radicals Obtaining
majority IN the mex, House ,hey could not
ceeded be,tor Than they did"
Tho Wilmington tDel.) COMMERCIAL re commends the
adoption Of some horrible, usimaein ed punishment
for vile murder In ordor to check us frequency Of
such crimes. IL would revive brutal custom
OF burying suicides the crossroads wMb q stake
driven through the heart
Philadelphia Timer Und-) ;--"ME william II. Ruddi-
man Is namso Tor Congress against Mr. RatSalL II the
republicans ascids to make square hght against tho
Speaker they could present . bssisr csndsdsts.
He has ABILITY aud pluck, ana 10 Of the most
effective campaisncrs In the city"
The democratic convention Ia ohid. wbson unsue-
cessiuiiy oalotsd six hundred times for Con
gress,onal nomination, was, IL 10 said, Vns Of the
most hgnIy rsspecssbhs bodies Of inst coud have
been called together" and its procesd'nss, though
so long drawn OUT, were Ismo-liss in dscoran.