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5th, to nominate a straightout against

him.
Third Distract.-R. w. HUBBARD, MA
honeite), of Richmond. The Metropolitan
District will give its distinguished leader,
Geo. D. Wise, a larger majority than he
has ever received before.
Fourth District. Two candidates have
been nominated, Brady by the Mahoneites
and Evans. (colored). by the dissatisfied
element Of the party. The negroes are in
large majority in this district and it is
fair to infer that Evans will defeat his op-
ponent.
Fifth District. John w Hartwell, (Ma-
honeite). Col. Cabell will bury him out
of sight.
Si:rth District-R. P. W. Morris, MA
honeite) postmaster of Lynchburg, in
opposition to Maj. Jno. W. Daniel.
Seventh District.-Dr. ]. B. Webb, Una
honeite). Of Rockingham. The gallant
O'Ferrall will give his opponent the most
spirited campaign that has ever been wit
messed in the Tenth Legion, and will lead
the Democrats to victory.
Eighth District.-Duff Green, MA
noneite), of Stafford. in Mr.. Barbour's
overwhelming Democratic District.
Ninth District Senator D. F. Bailey,
(Mahoneite), against the gallant Conally
Trigg.
Tenth strict.-Jacob Yost, MA
honeite), of Staunton. An active canvass
will be made by both parties in this dis
trict, and Mr.. Tucker will be returned to
Congress by large majority.
Reviewing the above nominations and
considering the extraordinary spirit of dis
content existing in the Republican ranks.
it is safe to say that the Democrats will
elect eight of the ten congressman, with
fair chance of a solid delegation from
Virginia in the next House.
Senator Edmunds says that sBlaine is
the slave Of monopolies and capitalists.
and unfit for the Presidency"
The great enthusiastic Irish Cleveland
and Hendricks meeting in New York
last week will put at rest all doubt as to
where our Irish citizens stand in the pres
ent campaign. They are Democrats, and
cannot be corrupted into voting the Re-
publican ticket.
Hon. Thos. A. Hendricks, Hon. Daniel
VOORHEES, of Indiana, and Hon. Jno. W.
Daniel of Virginia, will deliver addresses
in Ohio during the campaign.
Congressman Campbell of Ohio. said in
a recent interview with Mr.. Hendricks !:
1--WE shall carry the State. I don't think
there is any doubt of it, although the
election promises to be close. We carried
it two years ago. when there was not a
full vote polled, and did the same last
year with a full vote. Our party is well
organized and in splendid condition for
the contest. Outside of Cincinnati, l
think the Germans will be on our side
more generally than before"
1t is now stated that the National Re-
| publican Committee, have become so
alarmed at the condition If affairs IN
Ohio, that they will put both Blaine and
Logan on the stump in that State, within
the next two weeks.
On Monday last the Democrats swept
Arkansas by a largely increased majority.
The returns from Vermont show light
vote with large Democratic gains. The
Republican majority will not be over
| 10000, falling off Of about 5000. The
town of Battleboro,' which has always
heretofore given a large Republican ma
jority, was carried by the Democrats. The
same ratio of reduction in other Republi.
1 40, Ctofoo mill o1;u,ipoto Mr. Riaipo from
American politics.