The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-10-10

Jr.; Urecnback, y. ~. w. Union. Fourth Dis |
trict-Democratic, Il. NJ. McLane; Rcpubli- |
can, George G.. Maund; Grecnbaok, s. w.
Pierce. Fifth District-Democratic, A. q.
Chapman; Republican, w. r. Wilmer;
Greonback, o. NJ. Bryan. Sixth District
Democratic, y. M. schlcy; Republican, Mil
ton q. Urner; Grccnback, Martin Scncr.
Hon. Il. r. Merrck, who was engaged in
campaign work in Ohio, returned to WASH
ington on Tuesday, and brought intelligence
that the Ohio Democracy are aroused to the
highest pitch of enthusiasm, and very conf
dent of carrying the Stats. Senator Thur
man and Mr.. Mcrrick rode from Columbus to
Cincinnati together, and the former expressed
the utuost confidence in tho result. The
Democratic meetings are simply tho outpour-
ing of the masses, who feel tho deepest con-
cern In wrestling from the radical party tho
control of both the State and national adj
ministration, and arc going to the polls on
next Tuesday determined TO bring about tho
consummation of such a result. While in
Ohio Mr.. Merrick took occasion to inquire
into the truth of some of the reports which
reached him about Republicans having re-
nounced their party and declared for Han
cock, and found that there were hundreds
of such eases known personally to his in
formants. He believes that the Democrats
are going to win magnificent victory, un-
less they are cheated at the polls by gigantic
frauds on the part of the Republicans.
The Republicans have been boasting that
they would make great gains in Southern
Indiana, but the following information in n
letter from New Albany would indicate that
the boast amounts to nothing: "Only n
few days since the Republicans of this city
were aroused by the announcement that Mr..
John A. Earring and Mr.. Virgil nj. Hobbs, two
prominent attorneys Of Salem, Ind, had left
the Republican fold and come over to the
Democratic ranks. MIR. Earring four years
| agowas the Republican candidate for Repre-
| sentative, and for circuit prosecutor two
years ago, each time running ahead of the
ticket. Virgil M. Hobbs is the law partner
of Mr.. Earring, and an intense radical. DR..
Virgil Voyles, brother of DIR. u. .Voyles,
ex postmaster of this city, and DR.. John s.
McPheeters, of Livonia, Harrison county,
have announced for Hancock and English
Nor is this all, evening newspapers are
changing their course and rushing to the
rescue of Hancock. The New Albany Dcutcl,
/atung, the German Republican newspaper
of this city, has deserted the ranks of Repub-
licanism, and appears with the names of
Hancock and English flying at its masthead.
The Republicans are not n little deinoralized.
| while on the other hand the Democracy are
jubilant.
Those Republicans who arc fearful of the
influence of Confederate brigadiers with the
Democratic party would do well to ponder
the following list of prominent Confederate
who have been appointed to lucrative offices
by Republicans Confederate Brig. Gen.
Amos Y. Akcrinan, of Georgia, appointed
Attorney General of the United States by
Presiden. Grant; Confederate Brig. Gen
David NJ. Key, appointed Postmaster General
1,,yH Z
street, appointed Surveyor of the Port OF
New Orleans by Grant and Minister to Tur.
key by Hayes; Confederate Gen. James l.
Orr, appointed Minister to Russia; .Confede
rate Guerrilla John s. Mostly, appointed
Consul to Hong Kong by Hayes; Confederat,
} Robert w. Hughes, appointed Judge of tn,
: Eastern District United States Court of Vir
ginia; Confederate Col. Northup, of Soutl
Carolina, appointed United States District
Attorney; Confederate Col. G. w. Hender
son, appointed United States Revenue Col
lector of mississippi; Confederate Col. Whar
ton, appointed United States Marshal il
Louisiana; Confederate Col. Thomas Ochil
tree, appointed United States Marshal o
} Texas by Grant, Confederate Col. William
II. Hough, appointed a District Judge il
Louisiana; Confederate Gen. p. o. Herbert
appointed n Levee Commissioner by Grant
: Confederate Col. Humphreys, of Alabama
appointed District Judge; Confederate Maj
Nlorphis, of Confederate Gen. Stephen ID
Lees staff, appointed United States Marsha
for the Northern District of Mississippi; Con
federate Capt. Ct. w. Hunt, formerly aid t.
|, Confederate Gen. Hardee, appointed Unite'
Marshal for the Southern District of Missis
sippi; Confederate Thomas Walton, aid t
Confederate Gen. longstrect, appointe
! United States District Attorney.
, The following are the candidates to b
/, /, voted for on Tuesday in Indiana, Ohio, an
West Virginia. In Indiana the candidate
. for State officers are as follows:
Governor .Frankllnl.anders. Albert q: Porter
Lient Governor. Isaac 7. Gray Thomas Hanna.
Secretary of State. John g Shanklln. =. r. Hawn:
q Treasurer VIM. Fleming. Roswell s. TIN.
attorney Gen s., r. w. Woollen: p: +: Baldwin. Twin
1 Sup Court l,epr.A. N. Martin. Francis NJ Dice
Supt. Pub. Inst'n.A. q. Goodwin James NJ. Bloss.
e snpreme Court.Joln T. Scott. ID. X. Elliott.
|, Judge Fifth Dist.
y Supreme Court j. A. $. Mitchell WIN. A. Wood.
ONce Greenbdck.
}, Governor ......... Richard Gregg.
. Lieutenant Governor. 80. Thomas r. DE Bruler.
o Secretary of State. .....' Francis 4. Waring.
y Treasurer. r................ John y. Ulery.
. Attorney General. .... John l.. Miller.
" Supreme Court Reporter. Thomas Marshall.
: supt. Public Instruction. M. Il. Pleas.
& Judge 81 Dist. Sup. Court William A. Upton.
n Judge5th Dist Sup Court. John y. Bender.
@ The nominations for Congress are as 70
y lows:
" Dist. Dem. Rep. Greenbaok.
IT IL u. Kleiner. ...'w. Holman. O. Kramer.
20 '2-T \. Cobb !. Hra4sn 3 d;.,. 4 .; Albert
Nv. 8. Holman. J.. o. Crayens. VIII: Dunn
70 SO. q. Watson W. H. y. Treat J. ". Itobins'
| II n Il ppna l.ah
y 'o-W. II. Myers. 20. $. ORTIZ. J.Armanirou
:, III. II. slack...... q. W. Steele. j. stutiaake
!, NV. g. Colerlek I: $. Tayor.
IN I'D. IL. McDonald'w. II. calkins j. Carter.
IL Those marked with an asterisk (*) q
u members of the Forty-sxth Congress. u
IL der the new apportionment Messrs. Mye
III and Orth were thrown into the same distric
and the chances are that Mr.. Myers will
elected.
In Ohio the following gentlemen are
nomination for State Offices
ar ONce. Dem. REP.
% sec'y. Of state. William Long q. Townsend.
snp. Court JudgeM. Is. folleit. CIV. MclivaI
A.. sup. Court ClerkR. j flaming. ID. Crowell.
W Member Of board
he ofPublic worksw. j. Jackson. IS. II. Hosmer.
Commissioner j. j. Burns. ;.,,p. r. Dewor.
m ,S Secretary Of State. ....... Charles a. Lloyd.
4
nj supreme Court Clerk. Charles Bowsail.
Member board Pub. worksAmos Roberts.
State Com Sch'l. Com. II. u. Smart
as We can present the Congressional nomi
ce atons complete, excepting those of the Gree
he hackers, which are important only as tn
ne affect the vote of the other two parties,
Greenback Congressman having ever be-
elected from Ohio AZ aGreenbacker, althonl
ed some of the Democrats have expressed Gree
ng back ideas. The members of the present Co
M gress are marked with an astorisk. %
Dist Dem. Rep. Gr6eabdck
~ Is. y. Hunt ....'B Buierworth
Ill. II. Banning. ~. L.. Young.
3-DurDin Ward. II. L.. Morey....
wv 'i-J. a. McNahOn u. shuliz.....
X '5--lion1. Lefeyro. w. X. Boone.
,st 'G-F. II .Iiurd...,.J. NJ Ritcio. ~. y. Miller
,,9' III J.P. LeedOm....A. Hart. ....,A. Hart,
he s-Frank Chance. -. W. keifer.
al &C. ~. Norris. ID. .. RobnsOn..
ION. ID. bhaier....J. u. Rico. .JOhn Seilz.
INV, A .Huichins. I'll. =. Neal.
M 'l2--G. l., C0nyerso. John Grace....
~ 'l3-G. Athsrton....A. Is. Clarke. William Bak,
ho 'll-G. ". Geldes, ~. u. Fink.