The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-09-19
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

Ben Harrison calls uen. Garfield the Glad
stone Of America. lie Is certainly n good rock to
stapd on, esrccla'lg when ring pavement Is the
toct
The Republicans have had split in the
Albany IN. W District ana nave hem,na'ed, tWc
Congressman.
The Mobile (Ala.) Register claims that the
election of GEN Joseph Wheeler to Congress for the
rgdh district OF that state Is assured not only by
the rcrus, Of CO... Willla,G 81, Love tie Independent
Gtecnback nominee, to continue candidate.
A postmaster in Bradford county, Pa,
whose ot1c,al Income Is hvc dollars wear, Is mean
enough t. complain hccanse tho Hon. Edward Me-
p,lroscs. Iic ought 10 toue'nhcr that three dollars
WIN g5 a iuur ~ay toward saving tho country
According to tables tfebatsd ttnder the eyes
cf radical Secretary cf Wat MissbilH ,affneJ and
equipped and sent to tho neld lna ~ th'cn ao'tiefs
Maryland. 81, aGi, aud kentucky 70, 73s. Vcru1nij
which by her vote at her last election stamped those
commonwealth as unworthy the confidence OF pn,rl-
nic men. only sent - 262 In other words, W the
lnopotion of their respective quotas is any guide,
each Of these Southern States possessed larger loyal
population than the state OF Ncrmont-N. ]. star
Gen. Iudson Fitzpatrick has accepted n
nomination Tor tungtesn IN tho susscS county tN ~
District. As this district gives abo't 81 600 Demo
cratic majority, II looks rs much NJ tho,gh XII
patrick set M to bc knocked down. Fitzpatrick
has always wanted something. lie made bloody
SHIRT speeches In Vernon, and Maine aud then when
he asked the ierscymen to nominate him for Governor
they kicked him aside In the mostnconncn' manner
Hut as the Philadelphia Times remarks; " kilpat-
liet lns finally get something. l,ls nomina,on
fct CoigiGss IN Jersey district Witch has funny
habit of giving fott OF five thosand eroctatc ma
io,ity. Anybody can w''at rood thing kilpat-
rick has finally struck. ~
The following additional nominations for
Congress made the past week: Alahama-FIt.
rhaeat, Rep " st District. Mkansns-I. 4. Crayens
Dem, Thid District, trcnominaicd.) Georgia.
George u. n'ack, bcm., Flrs, District lowa-lsol-
erick Rue Dcm., Second District; r. Pcrciva'.
DEM, Eighth District. lliinos-Willlam A,drlch.
Rep, First District inated;, George u. Dav,
Rep, Second District, trcncm,natcdD O. II. Farwcll
Rep, Thirl District. Kentirky-George NJ Thomas,
| Rep, Tcnth District. Maryani-w. Smith, Rep,
First District: Joshua Iiorner, Rep. Third District;
DEM, sixth District, Massachusetts, 3. y. Bow
man. Rep, Fifth District rrnoiglpacd, Missouri
ns,ave sessInglians Rep, lhfd District; =, Alcrl
lotesop. I,ep., First District, CrcnomnateID II.
| u. Smith. Dem. Second District. trcuomnatet;
John II. brewer, Rep. Second District: $. A Dob
bins. Greentackcr, Second District. New liamp-
natedD j. W. sanborn, Dem, First District: A. W.
Sniloway, BEN. second District: \. +. briggs,
Rep, Second District. rcnomlnac'l:) g. l.. Ring
| ham, Dem, Third District. New yoIk-John NJ.
Sixteenth district. as there was a split III
| the party; Bailey is tho present incumbent;
| W. A. Wo"l, Rep. Seventeenth district,
t,cnomina,e,l.) rcnnsyivanla-Il. u. bingham,
District; H. l.: berry, Rep. Third Distict; W. u.
Kelley. Rep, Fourth District: a. q. IIarmer Rep,
Fifh District, tan denominations except Eeiry) j.
u. Jacobs Rep, Eighth Districts: john Moore,
r. House, D"m.. Fltth District trenomluatcl) Wis
| cons'n-M. u. Collurn Ucm.. Thirl District; T.. v
| Dcnsiei, DEM, Fourth Distiict: (rcnomnate,;) +.
Coleman, Rep, Firth District; Il. Gcanter, Rep,
| Sixth District,