The New York herald., 1878-07-03
POLITICAL NOTES.

Pinchback viii ssrun" for Congress
The ST. Louis Post thinks that Ohio will be demo-
waiic
Congressman Milton saylor, of Ohio. is anxious for
sthird term.
Alexander H. stephens will command the repub-
Tan votes oi his district
Democratic journals seem really alarmed at the talk
sbout renominating Grant.
David Moss is the greenback candidate Tor congress
In tho Eleventh Indiana district
Hiram Price is the republican candidate 'or Con-
gress in the Secona district Of Iowa
In Texas Throckmorton seems TO be gaining
strength as n candidate for Governor
, fhe democrats OF Somerset county, Pennsylvania.
favor General A. Conro,h for Congress.
The Indianap polls Sentinel says that Harrison Will fail
of election to the United States Senate.
Samuel Dick the republican candidate for Con-
gross in Crawford county, Pennsylvania.
IT. Forrest s working nard TO secure tho demo-
cratic nomination Tor Congress in tho First district Of
Ohio
Colonel Robert W. johnson is soliciting the suf-
fraees OF the Texans for scat in the United States
Senate
Boston Journal:-'' ''The time of holding the Maine
Republican Convention will probably be changed to
Tuesday, July 3o"
rhe San Antonio Tcxas) Herald asserts that
Sche,chcr will be an indepen endent candidate for re-
election to Congress-
An Indiana greenbacker said in convention tho
other day that he had more respect for Jef DAVIS
than Tor John sherman.
In spite of Congressman Schleicher's financial prin-
cipes hrs great popu arity Texas may return TO
his seat Tor another term.
= Hartford Courant:-'Orville Grant has apparently
heard from Ulysses. Was it cabo message read
ing:-sHod your tongue, and don't be such a blanke
fool"
n, n ott tho
in the Second Congressional district of Ohio are in
favor OF the nomination OF Ex-Governor Thomas l..
Young by the republicans.
Cincinnati Commercial Qnd. ):-"Can IL be possible
that plot exists in Indiana TO defeat the reelection
OF d. W. voorhees, to the Senator Even the rumor Of
such conspiracy is alarming
The Raleigh IN C.) Ne,os says sthat the candidates
most prominently mentioned for the Congressional
nomination in that district Congressman Joseph
j. Davis, John w. Graham and udge lillian II. Cox"
The Call speaks OF the probable organizing oil new
party tho city OF San Francisco, the leading idea OF
shall be the compelling of rich men to vote by
tho enforcement OF penalties when they refuse TO DO
SO.
Raleigh Neos:-"It is said that Colonel Humphrey
is lkcly 10 be Congress by the radicals
in the Second d,strict North Carona and II that
Governor Brogdeu Will certainly be an independent
candidate
oObtOn JO11Hdt (tcIID.-'A psomineHt NHkIulnn
writes TO q friend in Boston ihat ne considers tho
Potter resolution tho most injurious thing to the
Bouth that has happened since the passage OF the
ordinance OF secesson.''
Nasoy:-"Hevin full faith that we shall elect an
other dmocratc CoDgris, ana KNOWN that Of We do
this matter Nv pensh uns and payment for property
destroyed is . doad sure thing, am content not to
Insist upon Tilden and REFORM
Boston Journal (rcp. l:-"In the last days Of the
democratic party prior to tho war, under James Bu-
ehanan, tho government OF the United States un-
able 10 borrow money Mt less than twelve per cent.
Now after eighteen years OF republican manags smsn
gets all the money wants at four and four and
halt per cent Do the people want to restore twelve
per democracy ?'
Philadelphia Times dem l:-'Senator Reyburn an.
nounces that he will contest the republican nomina-
ton Tor Congress with udge Kelley in tho Fourth DIS
trct. He got his present place by the folly OF his
predecessor, Senator Davis, getting crosseyed In po.
tics looking with longing eyes from tho Senate to Con
grcss hc will repeat Tor tho benefit OF
somebody II no makes the against Judge
Kelley.u