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CRATIC STATE CONVENTION PERMANENT oRGANt-
zArIoN - NOMINATIONS FOR STATE OFFICES
PLATFORM ADOPTED.
COLUMBUS, o., May 2l.-The Democratic state
convention met this morning, to adopt thelf piat,
| form and nominate candidates for secretary OF
state. Judge OF supreme court and one member OF
| the board of public works. lAefe were PIssSli'V ~
delegates from all of the nineteen dsEleVs ot NJ sne
State. Among the delegates are ClShleht H. ~ a.
| landicham Edison B. Olds and Gen. Morgan. me
| nonvention fl quite large, and apparently unapl.
| o,ons II sentiment G. 4. Vaandigham Is one OF
NE committee on resolutions, and is said to be the
father of The platform that will be adopted.
| The following is the platform, which was unanl-
monslv adopted by the convention;
| y Ies9yseA That the Democracy of Ohio will ad
hare in the present and the future, in the past
with uatatering fdelity and frmness to the organ
i9stion Of the Democratic party and to its ancient
1 MA wen settled principles, as enuuciated by
| Thomas Jefferson, the great apostle of American
| democracy and as acknowledged and accepted By
the party from the foundation of the government
and especially of equal taxation and of repre.
sentation of all the States subject to taxation.
ResolBed, That the one great question of the
day is the immediate and unconditional restoration
of all the States to the exercise of their rights
within the Federal Union under the Constitution
and that we will cordially and actively support
Andrew johnson as President of the United States
in all necessary and proper means to carry out his
policy, as directed to that end, and especially in
securing immediate representation IN the Senate
and House Of Representatives to the eleven States
from which tits now uncoustitutonally and arbi-
trariy withheld, unless on the degrading condition
of interiority in the Union, and negre, political and
civil equality enforced by the Federal government
Reso1gsd That for the purposes above set forth
we will cordially cooperate in public meetings
conventions, aadat the polls with all men, without
reference to past party positions, who honestly
and by their acts and votes, as well as by then
professions, support the President in his policy
restoration as now declared.
TIE FAILURE OF EINsTEN & RosENEELD--sIR MGR
TON PETo, THE BAoKER OF JOHN Q, FREMONT.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, May "A special dispatch an
nounces the failure of Einsten 81 Rosenfeld, bro
kers at New York, and their property in this cit.
was attached this morning. The members of thi
firm are st. Louisans and went to New York tt
open a house two years ago.
tits reported that Sir Morton Pete is the baeke
of Fremont in his late purchase of the sOuthWes
branch of the Pacific railroad.
FROM DETRoTT-IGE JAMS IN wAIsKA BAY--cELE
BRAT1oN OF THE BIRTHDAY OF QUEEN VICTORIA.
DETROIT, Mich, May 24.--An arrival from LAX
Superior, today reports serious ice jams still il
Waiska bay and the Saut, and the bark Maurice
| aground near Portau-Prince.
| The birthday of Queen Victoria was observed to
day, with appropriate service, in the neighborint
| Canadian towns.
FROM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. By ORDER OF TIL
TERED
Nashville, Tenn, May 24.-A telegram re
ceiyed here from the President directs John Por
tereld arrested lately for suspected completely il
the Canada Vaccinations during the rebellion, and
now confined in the penitentiary at Nashville tx
be released on his parole and report for trial. an(
be ready to answer any charges which may bt
preferred.
Major WainTight has received orders to remove
all United States soldiers buried between Chatta
md and fba fha
vile road, to Chattanooga for reinterment in The
national cemetery.
FROM MEXICo-wITHDRAwAL OF THE FRENCH
TRooPs-PRoBABILlTY OF THE ABDICAVIoN OF
MAxIAIL1AN- -IMPERTAL OFFICERS MURDERED.
NEW YoRK May 24.-We have Vera Cruz dates
of May IL, and from the city of Mexico to May Ia
The contemplated withdrawal of the French
troops caused considerable excitement in the
capital. The probabilities are that Macmillan
will abdicate before they are withdrawn.
Mr.. 0orwin, the United States charge d'affaires
had sailed for the United States.
The report of the departure of 1000 French
troops and the arrival of battalion of the foreign
legion was confirmed. A concentration of all the
French troops preparatory to withdrawing, is cur
rently reported.
a colonel and lieutenant colonel Of the Imperial
forces were murdered by their own men at Rio
Verde
tits believed to have been caused by the strict
discipline the officers attempted to introduce.
FROM BosToN-THE TRIAL OF JOHN MORAN FOR
THE MURDER OF ELLEN KEARHEY.
BosTeE, May 24.-The trial of John Moran, for
the murder Of Ellen Kearney, on the 10Th of March
last, commenced before the supreme court in Ded
ham to-day.
The prisoner and Miss Kearney lived in Rox
bury, and were said to be under engagement Of
marriage, and without any known cause for quar-
rels. The young woman was shot dead while
standing in the doorway of her tathers house
The testimony strongly duplicates Moran
FROM oUBA-GRAND MILITARY REYIBw-THE Rim
DEEPEST.
New YORK, May 24.-We have adyices from
Havana to the 10th.
A grand review Of troops by Cen D'Alee took
place that morning.
Aspecal messenger from Macmillan, on his
way to Europe, had reached Havana.
On the 10th three slayers were discovered OF
the coast Orders were transmitted to tile Span
ish cruisers to make digent search for them
"A cattle disease, said to be the rinderpest hai
broken out among the cattle near Cardenat ant
i Mafanzas.
| THE FESIANs AGAIN COLLECTING AT CALAIS.
NEW YoRK, May pa dispatch from st. John
4 N. B., says the Fenians are again collecting a
Calais, and are provided with arms 1t is feare
they intend making disturbance in New Bruins
wich during the election.