The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-10

Congressman waddell. OF North Carolina, has been
| rcnominated.
Colonel John T. Crisp lie candidate for Congress IN
the Eighth dlsirict OF Missouri.
Judge J. Q Smith has been nominated for censrsss
by the republicans In Alabama.
The Selma tAa) Times (dem.) says that Shelley
win be his own successor In Congress
Tho Norfolk Virginian dem says that tho return
of John Goode TO Congress is certain.
Couricr-Journai (dem. JILL tho North can bear .
third term (ior Granl tho South certainly can"
The republican press every where seems delighted
with the platform adopted by the Indiana republicans
Cincinnati Enquirer (dem.) :-s'Stanley Matthews Is
not bad man, but conading one. Sherman 10 ex-
actly the reverse"
Tho Norfolk Virginian (dem.) looks for Aolid
democratic delegation from the Old Dominion In the
next Congress-
Philadelphia Press (rep.) 1.-The democrats have
at last made for real political ISSUE and It Is the
life or death OF the Repubiic."s
The Augusta Chronicle (dem.) says that the dem
ocratc party In Georgia too strong. Its strength Is
really an element OF weakness
The Boston Trdveer (rop) approves the restoration
Of The ranking privilege SO far as is contemplated
in the measure passed by the senate.
Louisville Commerciai:--..Jo Blackburn seems
to be about the only democratic Congressman from
kentucky who will have a,wak-over in the race Tor
denomination"
The Albany Argus (dem) counts on che vote OF
Oregon shenld the next OF President be made
by tho House Of representatives. sun, the chickens
arc not Matched yet
" Is not known whether Alexander b. Stephens
to BIO candidate for Congress regardless Of tho
action OF Democratic Convention OF hts district
whether he will merely contest the nomination and
abide by the result
Boston Traveller (rep):-"The Maine greonbackers
will increase their vote two three hundred this
year. for every hundred added 10 their vote tne
republicans will add thousand TO theirs. It Is the
democratic party that VIII suffer-"
Because Il. f. simpson "emphatcaiy" de-
cines 10 be a candidate for Governor Of Kansas, tho
Fort Scott Monitor suggests commission de tsusatico
inqurendo. Il is the first known instance Of tho
kind that has happened In that State.
san Francisco Bulletin:-"The indicatons at this
moment that thers will be Ave tickets In the
fold Tor delegates the Constitutional Convention
designated iollows:No -partsan, democratic 70
publican and two workingmen's tickets"
Dr. FELTON, is TO be the independent candidate for
Copgrcss in tho Seventh Georgia district. He was
elected in 1874 1876 aud If he Is again successful
he win probably be independent candidate for
Governor two Years hence with fair prospect OF
victory. So says the Augusta Caronick (dem.)
San francisco Builetin:-"Political anarchy, though
IL may DO troublesome 10 politicians, cannot be set
down a. an unmixcd evil. Capable men for tho work
OF framing I constitution coming to the surface
in all gatherings and combinations. wise eclcc-
ticsm by and BY the part Of the public may be at
tenaed with tho bost results"
81, LOUIS Globe Democrat (rep.) ia correspondent
suggests Grant and Key tor 1880 This would not do.
II we are to have a Southern democrat for Vice Pres
ldent let as tako ropressetativs man like General
Joseph L. Johnston But We would prefer Northern
republican like Blaine or Conkling."