New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-26
Political.

MAIyg.-John II. Burleigh Of South Berwick,
James Drummond Of Bath. N. A. Fsrwen Of RocilaAd.
and g. f. Hersoy Of Bangor, have been elected Dels-
gates at Large the Union National Convention 10 b
held OF Baltimore June7.
MARYLASp.-A day or two before the ID.
journment Of tho Legislature. proposition was nt,o.
duced TO tax bachelors abors Is years of age not M
than go head Per annum, because the war Is do
structive Of the male population. while the nufabes d
females Is greatly in excess Of that OF the opposite ss1
and 1t il tho duty Of every lover Of his country TO pro
mots by every means the clements that constitute hw
strength said TO DO applied 10 the support and edo
eaten Of the children of Maryland soldiers slain Bat
al proposition was amended by doubling The ia1
upon bachelors over IS years Of age.
LLrSoIs.-The Republican Union State Com.
mttee have called Convention to meet In the State
House at Springfield the 18th Of Msy next for the
purpose Of selecting thrtytwo delegates to the Ma.
tionl Convention st Baltimore for nominating eand>
dates for Electors Of President and VicePresidens
candidates for State officers, and Member Of Con-
gress soE tie State O. large.
COLoRADo.--The Chairman Of the Union
Territorial Committee called Territorial Dslegss
Convention Of tho citizens Of Colorado 10 meet In S
City Of Denver on Thursday the 10th day Of hrcA
inst for the purpose Of appointing x delegates 10 ~
approaching National Convention to be holden =
Baltimore
PgyysYLvAyIA.-Tbrce important amend
ments 70 the Constitution Of PennsylvAnis have nov
passed two successive Legislatures and win be sub
United to the people at q special election daring hs
ensuing Summer for ratification. These Amendments
provide;
Fv: That soldiers In tina service (otherwie asaied -
allowed 70 ye under proper regulations wherever aon.s
ovrr which the Courts have jurisdiction.
Thrd; Tbs, bii before the Legislature shal emorses
n,orc than ons subject
TENNESSEE have further returns Of tho
County elections:
Shady Coun.y 0noludng Memphis)-For Sheriff tAs
total v6te is: Richards, m; Winters, Ga; Ramsey
. majority Of l33 over Winters.
For Common Law and Criminal Court Clerk, John
stons total was 81. Donorans a99 majority for John
ston. :fs2.
For Circuit Court Clerk. tho total Of Stewart $50
Ssrsdev a. Martin 8. Brooks 500. Milton 3Sa Brooks
was elected by majority of iJ4 over Stewart
636, Ware 76i majority for Ware. l23
FOR Register the totals were Warner SOC. Dickinson
6lS; majority FOR Warner 30e.
For Tax Collector the totals were, NuIholiand 81,
Synno,t 345 Stillmsn g. Drake l23. Aulholand
elected his majority over Synnott Is 6l2 s
For Comfy Irasise the totals were; S s , s
over Garyin 10 295.
The tstal vote Of the county about 900 against
.57 for Governor IN 1882 and 6742 for President %
1860.
De Ka,5 Cousty.-Lieut Hathaway. Of the 9Th Tenn
essee Cavalry. was elected Sheriff company OF gner'
rllas broke up the belotboxes in tho XXth Distret
and attempted to break them up in Smthve but were
repulsed Three OF the Home Guards ut the latter pac9
we're killed or wounded In the ARRAY
Lincoln Coun,y.-Por Shorif-John II. Steelman. t2li
z. Il. johnson. "a; VIM. Mofhtt "a; - Carrigan.
Is For County Trustee-John j. Morgan. ~; !. 1:
Gordon. 8; Norris Lcathcrwood 24a For Circuit Coln
Clerk-wm. French, POI; X. S. Woodward, 493. For
Trustoc-W. =. Nci $751; For Registef-A l.
Ncss &Si = Ramsey. 6i For Tax CoNeetof-J'
IL Chilcoat 26e; D. W. Higgins, lbs, Arch JOHNSON,
81, James n. Dyer. lI2 y. II. Def0rd. lsI.