The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-08-29
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

The Republicans of Iowa are boastng of
$1,000 majority for Garfield and Arthur.
Congressman Chttenden wants to come
back to Congress, but he finds much opposi-
ton in his district.
The Harrisburg Pa) Patriot reports
widespread rebellion among the Republicans
of Dauphin county against portion of their
local ticket.
There is lively row among the Republi-
cans of the Syracuse IN. ~ district, which is
likely to result IN leaving Congressman His
cock at home.
Charles J. Folger, the Republican candi-
date for the chief judge of the New York
Court of Appeals, is n native of Massachu-
setts, fifty years old.
Mr.. Porter and Mr.. Landers, the rival
candidates for Governor of Indiana. are to
stump the state together. There are thr-
teen appointments for joint discussion.
Col. John $. McCalmont, of Venango county,
Pa, prominent Republican and commander
of the Tenth Regiment Pennsylvania Re-
serves, has announced his intention to sup
port Hancock.
The nomination of Mr.. English as the
Democratic candidate for Governor of Connec-
ticut is not at all rclisled by the Republi-
cans of the Wooden Nutmeg state. The con-
test will be extremely close, and it is not un-
likely that the Legislature will decide it,
". y. Graphic.
The several nominating conventions, State
and Congressional, in Massachusetts,, begin
with September. II is thought that Con
gressnen Crapo, Harris, Loring, Russell Rice,
| Morse, and Robinson will he renominated.
Gen. Banks will he a candidate in the dis
trict now represented by Mr.. Bowman.
| The Mount Pleasant (Pa.) Times and .nin-
| ing ,joWuui, a former Republican paper, pub
| lished in the interest of the mining com
munity, and one of the most influential pa
pers in the coke country, having large cir
onlation, announces itself for Hancock and
English and the whole Democratic ticket.
| Col Jonas II. French, Buffers hest man,
who keeps the old mans conscience as mucl,
| as any one, is authority for the statement
that the General will not run for the Govern
orship this fall. II is said that Gen. Butler
withdraws himself AZ gubernatorial candi-
date because he is desirous OF promoting
union and harmony in the Democratic party
of Massachusetts.
The following additional nominations fol
| Congress were made the past week. Ala
bama-Joseph H. Wheeler, DEM, Eight,
| Dlstrlct. Aikansas-P. Dunn, DEM, First
District, (renominatedD James X. Jones,
Dem, Second District. Colorado-Jam
B. Beliord, Rep, (renominated.) California
S. j. Maybell, Workingnan, Third District
connecticut-James Phelps, Dem, Second
District, (renommated.) Dulawaro-E. h.
Martin, Dem, (remominated.) Gcorga--H
buchanan, Dem, Fourth District; N. j
Hammond, Dem, Fifth District, (renomi
natedD j. G. Clements, Dem, seventh Dis
trict. lllinos-B. II. 1'rucsdalc, Dem.
Sixth District. Minnesota--ll. Poehler
Dem, Second District, renominatcd.) Miehi
gan-W. II. Waldby, Dem, Second District
q. W, Weber, Rep, +. II. Randall, Dem.
and j. G.. Blanchard, Greenbacker, all il
the Fifth District; w. b. Winans, Dem.
Sixth District; G. =. Black, Dem, Seventh
District; l.. s. Pratt, Dem, Ninth District
Missouri. II. Davis, Dem, Fourth Dis
triut, (renominatedD James Craig, Dem.
Ninth District; j. G. Herberling, Green