National Republican., 1878-08-01
POLITTCA1 NOTES.

For Congressional nominees parsons seem
10 be In the greatest favor among new men"
ii. A. STREsTRR Is the Nationalist candi.
date for Congress In tho tenth district Of I'LL.
nois.
CHARLEs DUNHAM is the Democratic candi-
date In the sixth Congressional district Of
Illinois.
Til. Republicans will begin thorough can
vass Of Pennsylvania about the middle Of Sep.
tomber.
The Greonbackers Of Texas now talk of put.
ting Governor Hubbard In the field aud run
ming him for reelection.
JEFr DAVIS is said TO be much moro iu &C.
cord with the ruling political sentiment in
Mississippi than Senator Lamar.
SIMMONS, the ex.collcctor of Boston, Is under
moral pressure to join the independent stand.
ard Of Butler his whilom sponsor.
So 1T seems that Mr.. Springer goes In surf.
bathing with black Republican like Eainey,
of South Carolina.-C inicanai Times.
1F Grant is the Republican nominee, we pro.
diet that the South will request General Han.
cocks nomination. pictsbarg Herald (DeR)
Ex.sENAroR HAMILTON, Of Maryland, who
Is prominent candidate for the Govern orship,
s directing an energetic canvas from Deer
Park.
The character Of the'washing gton Post for re.
liability will not be injured at all by tho ac-
QUESTION TO It's staff Of Jim Anderson. .-Cincin-
matt Gdsette.
GENERAL GRASr's trust Is In tho people.
His faith Is well founded So, too, they have
trusted him, and may trust him again.-Trov
IN. ~ Times.
THE Chicago Times says that In tho first I'LL.
nois district " the candidacy Of Doolittle. ir.,
assures the return Of Mr.. Aldrich by an In
creased majority"
J. c. STouGHToS, q Methodist minister, Is
the candidate of the Prohibitionists in the
fourth Congressional district Of Illinois. He
believes In financial imitation.
JUDGE MALLORY. Of Wisconsin, who was the
Democratic candidate for Governor In that
State last year, will probably receive tho
nomination for Congress In tho Milwaukee
district.
THE Administration has certainly not ac-
complished thorough reform Of the civil
service. But with equal certainty II has done
much that belongs to such reform.
Weekly (Rep.)
EX-SENATOR JoHy A. LOGAN will open the
Republican campaign In Illinois In speech at
vandslis tomorrow. Tho party Is thoroughly
united and confident Of victory, though 1t ex-
poets TO do hard work 10 win II.
DESPITE the verdict Of the war, the sover.
eign State Of South Carolina once more de6es
tho Administration, aud the Administration
submits to 1t ~ tamely as ever James Buch-
anan cOuld.-Cincirndh Times.
RED HEADED Jim Anderson, the unmatch.
able, Is now employed on the Washington
Post His peculiar gift will come in play and
be appreciated Oh that paper, and no rcstric.
tions placed upon his fancy.-Inter-O Ocean.
The Chicago Times, which Is not always "a
be implicitly relied upon, has . report from
Wisconsin that the Democrats Of that State are
| disposed to unite with Independent Republi.
cans for the election Of Hon. Matt. II. Carpon.
ter to the Senate.
IT IS what thoy call an "open secret" that
Tammany Hall furnished the money and
shaped the organization that controlled the
National Greenback Labor Convention. Tam
many proposes that tho new party shall be IL
auxiliary in State politics.-Syracase Journal.
VIRGINIA and South Carolina are engaged
In an election camgaign, but mind you, W,
hear Of no meetings Of colored men In thess
States, and no colored orators. Senator Butler
has told us that this Is q white mans Govern
ment, and Virginia and South Carolina viii
show 1t at the ballot-box this fall.--Harrisbnr!
Telegraph.