The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-04
POLITICAL WALES

Grant and Fremont 10 the latest ticket oil the
Republicans.
Thurman. 81 Ohio, and Bright, of Tennessee.
Is the ticket OF Tennesses paper4
James Sewer declines the nomination for
Congress III the Knoxville district.
), GIVE the Niger the dollar. and Jet him take
1t out OF politics with him.-tN. Y. World.
for ts possession Of Wills of Rsn pn s. ssa
Senator Conking always speaks To best al.
vantage when he has bouquet III his button
hole.
Even the New HAMPSHIRE RsnubteAns are
getting sea sick ana terribly nervous -tUourfers
Journal
Congressman Hartridge Of Georgia, says that
Thurman Is the choice Of his State for FRESH
dent In $780,
The Republican party was, hard.money
party during the last week. 1t Was Halss turn
| at the helm.
Carl sehurz political speeches used to cost t7tf
i publican campaign committee $500 night
| Now they cost the country $4,000 7ear.
| 1t is estimated that out Of the 2sa Republican
eandidatee for Cohgress $50 have gone or writ.
ten TO Washington for psUuL larry aid.
Xix. gongressinan uahlel Marcy. OF Ports
mouth ". FL. Is the Democratic candidate for
the State Senate In that Senatorial district
B Bismarek Il q sober. solemn man like the
late Senator Morton ~ he appeared when he
approached the Louisiana question Herald.
They say that Andrews. Of LitehHelH, the Re-
publican candidate for Governor ii Connect
tieut. voted for Gov. Hubbard at the last cleo.
tions
Hon. John NJ Glover. Of the Twelfth District
Of Nilsson l. refuses to, withdraw. There are
two Democratic nominations III this district for
Congress-
T. P.rran Crane. the Republican eongression.
81 pgmtnee In the Fifth Maryland District, was
IN officer In the Confederate army. Where Is
the bloody Shirt
1t is said that Ben Butler "snonps" for votes
And there Is smoothing ,peeuiar about that
WoId snoops." just spell iC backwards once.
-tChieago Journal.
mt M
prominently mentioned as the Democratic can
didate for Congress Ia New HamD shirs. to sue-
teed Hon. Frank Jones.
Hayes put IN an appeatanee at the Plttsburg
Dutitloal meeting; as cheering egatnpe for Gil
civil service sabOrdinates to follow. wink Id
as good as nod to Republican daft horse.
The sons fn-law Of great men pre- OF seem To
be unfortunate. Witness But rs son irl-IaW,
Ames. the once CARPET rag Governor Of Missig-
Maine. -N-0A 's"' AA'''s' u
The political outlook In Indiana and Ohio IL
very bright Tor the Democratic party gain
Of at least six members In these two States Ii
claimed. Then look out for another tidal Wave
In November.
the Greenba,,k nominee In the. Eighth Wiseon-
stn district. there ore strong hnpBs hat there
tue next House.
The negroes Of South Carolina are enthusias-
tie in their support of HaEnpt ard the balance
Of the Democratic ticket. Who said anything
rae = -. <aai Globe tDemt.
It Will surprise many people to hear that ex-
Secretary Boutwell, gives Hs req on for dec
Ing cong tessiona nomination that he cauribt
afo to g ent"r Dubie lite. h. general idea
was that he had found bublie life rather luera4
tive he etofore.-tPhi @ieluhia Inquirer. rep
COL PoindeEter Dunn is he Democratic naITsss
inee to sueee1d Hoo Lncien q Cause In the
second Arkansas district This, Is the only
change matlr 10 the ArkAn ts delegation for
the Forty sixth Congress- Messrs. slenonHs
uunter and Cravens having been rBnuminatsd.
An independent r dicaI candidate has ap-
peared in Robespn's district, In Nsw Jersey.
II says ne vi! ptfer himself Q ihe people for
their SUPPORT because 1t l. we'll known that
Bob sou's nmuaion is objectionable to Il
,,aree and influentiat class Of sauneh Repub-
licans."
The Courier-.fournnl coua ing the chickens
hatthed and unuaiched by the Democratic hem
foots up 22a votes in tWentytwo States. If al
lows this Kepubl ans seventy ties, with
chances Of seven nns re from what It
classes as doubtful States. viz: Colorado, Cali
form Maine tev tda, Massachusetts, Pennsyl
Yauia Wisconsin,.