National Republican., 1878-07-10
POLITICAL NOTES.

WENDELL PHILLIPS tells the Greenbackers
to trade with NO party, but to stand ready TO
absorb either.
" Weber was the same kind of liar as
Webcrs brother, 1t Is no wonder they killed
him.-Bosion Herald (IHd).
LYMAN d. NORRIS, of Grand Rapids, Is
among those named for the Democratic nomi.
nation for Governor of Michigan.
BUCYRUs Journals supplement to the Repub-
lican State ticket: For Congress, Charles
Foster, Of Seneca County, by general acclama.
tiOn.
GENERAL JAMES Il. CHALMERS Is being
prominently mentioned by tho Mississippi
papers for the United States Senate, to sue
coed Bruce.
How can the Democrats hopo to carry Ohio
IN October when thoy themselves confess that
their first six months administration Is a dis.
grace. -Cereiand Herdid.
Ben BUrLEa has received Greenback NOM
ination for the Presidency. lie will have to
fill his hat with something softer than bricks
hereafter.-NeW York Express.
THE coming Of bargcs from st. Louis with
100000 bushels of corn is of much more i'm
portance than tho arrival of a Hayes title.
searcher.-NeT Oriede Picdyune.
JOHN II. CRoxToS, of Nebraska City, desiros
to be candidate for Governor Of Nebraska
He was the Democratic candidate in 1870 but
now works with the Republicans.-Nemlha
Grdnger.
The greonback movement In Maino Is rap.
idly falling, owing, 1t Is said, to the we'll
founded belief OF the rank and file that they
are tho victims of iow leaders who are seek.
ing office.
THE Kennebec (NIo.) Journal calls the attcn.
tion OF the Democracy of that State to tho fact
that fourteen Of the leading members of that
party arc presidents Of national banks, which
the party convention dcnounces
GRANT will shut out" Thurman in 1880
just as Ten Brock shut out" Mollie Nc.
Carthy. Mr.. Hastead, of the Cincinnati Com.
mercidL will please read this observation, aud
take small weep.-S. Louis Globe Democrat.
The organized Democracy of the seventh
district Of Georgia met in convention at Ring.
gold, last Thursday, and nominated, by
unanimous vote, Hon. George n Lester, of
Cobb County, US their candidate for Congress.
Or the Republicans from Indiana now in
Congress all will likely be returned save Rob.
inson, of The SIXTH Evans, Of the eleventh,
and White, of tho ninth. OF tho Democrats,
Hamilton, Of the twelfth, aud Fuller, of the
first, are TO DO dropped.
SENATOR THURMAN, OF Ohio, is really In
earnest. He is at work for the Democratic
Presidential nomination in 1880. Tilden, Nc
Clel!an, Hendricks and tho rest of the thous.
anu DcuiocIhtlc usplIhnts ioT tnc Wllte House
will find the Buckeye Senator real lion In
their path.-ChiodgO Journal.
CONGRESSMAN FOSTER has returned home.
He Is hard pressed by tho Republicans of the
Toledo district to be their candidate and Is
promised q unanimous nomination IL he will
consent to run; but he appears disposed to stick
to his first resolution, and make the campaign
in his old district Cieveidad Herdld.
Hon. CHARLES b. ROBERTS, Of Westminster,
who has made very efficient member of Con.
gress, will, 1t Is understood, be o candidate for
denomination in the second Congressional dis.
trict. Hon. Stevenson Archer also, it Is
thought, will be candidate, while there are
four gentlemen IN Baltimore County making
an active canvass for the position.-Bos,on
Trdrelier,
SEVERAL gentlemen have been named by
the Republicans OF Dakota rs aspirants for the
Congressional nomination, but there seems to
bc no doubt OF the denomination of Judge
Kidder, who has given almost universal salts.
faction. Some of tho Democratic papers are
in the habit of speaking of him as "JuGgi
Kidder, Of st. Paul." because he went frUu
that city to Dakota and occasionally returns
to visit his friends, but this little thrust does
not affect his popularity at home Pioneer
Press