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Concord. Feb. S.-The Democratic
State Convention to-day WIS the largest
ield for many years. J. Is. Sinclair, of
Bethlehem. was nominated for Governor, /
md G. II. Price. of Dover. Tor Railroad
Commission The resolutions adopted
endorsed the President in his endeavors
% have the Southern States represented /
md his discountenance of any amendment
o the Constitution.
Washington, T.b. 5.-The following
wers conf, med by the Sen.
,,e: S. Ga,iclde, of Washington Terrific
Y. Surveyor General for said Territory;
John Wilson of Peoria. Illinois, Consul at
Antwerp; Nathaniel Spper, Of Indiana,
District Attorney, Florida; Fitz Henry
Naren of Iowa, Minister resident at
Guatemala.
The House resumed the consideration
IF the S.nate's Freedman's Bureau bill, :
md voted down an amendment expmpting
K entucky from the operation of the bill
BY "a against 1871. Stevens substitute
or the bill by which ii eral titles to lands
we're secured to the freedmen was rejected
~ 81 ayes against 1876 noes. The House
hen passed tho bill, with an amendment
rom the committee; ayes. 1856; nays,
%. The amendment covers all objections
lhout the Carolina Sea Islands. by pro.
riding that if the freedmen be eircted
rom the same, an equal quantity of land
hall b. allotted them elsewhere.
1YosLengios, Feb. I'm the House to-
lay the following Senate bills were passed
attending the time for the completion Of
he Burlington and Missouri River Rail-
Dad from July to December giving the
ranking privilege 10 Mrs. Lincoln dur
ng her live. and joint resolution aprro-
,riatiug $4,000 % pay the expenses Of
he reconstruction committee.
Washington, Feb. 5.-The Senate took
Up House resolution for amending the Con-