The New York herald., 1866-04-29

PRngDEHr wednesday, the llth inst, the Rev Dr.
hcFenin, Of the Tennessee Conference, sdered the fol-
lowing resoiussa 70 the General Conference Of the
Aethods Episcopal Church South in session It New Or
leans
Resolved That two or more OF our bishops be re-
quesed 70 wait upon tho Pesden OF the United States
and tender him appropriate expressions Of gratitude for
assure him that we Ss body Of ministers Of Christ en-
join upon our congregations subm ssion 10 the powers
that be and while stand aioof from all party poll
Tics and deprecate any ntermedding OF churches or
ministers, such, with political affairs we yet feel 10
be duty cheerfully 70 comply with the apostolic in
junction 70 make supplcations, prayers ntercessons
aud thanksgivings for ali menfor all in asthorty-hat
We may lead quiet and peaceable lives IN all godlness
and honesty"
After short and spirited debate the resolution was
adopted.
THE RxPuBLlcAs SPLIT IN CALIFORNIA the forty six
republican papers California twenty with Con-
grcss and twenty-five with the President the
struction issue.
TEXAS NOMINATIONS. Tho following tickets for State
officers in Texas appear in the Galveston Cen and Ga
Sette =
Caucus Nominaticn,-For Governor, f. N. Pease; for
Lieutenant Governor, B. II. Epperson: for Attorney
SGenera G. G. Binkley for Comptroller, James shaw, OF
missioner Of the Land Office, f. N. White; for Judges
Of supreme Court, W. T. Jones James II. Bell, coIo.
CALDWELL William SteadmOn, William IL johnson.
Conservative Ticket-For Governor, ). W Throckmor
ton, Of Collon Lieutenant Governor Wash Jones Of
comproer RoSards Of avs Treasurer Mark
Royston, Of Washington; Commissioner General Land
Once, Stephen Crosby, Of Travis; Supreme Court g. f.
NcL@nnan W. p Hill, Marshall; stockton p. Donly Of
Cherokee.
GENERAL SIBERIAN SUrPoRTs THE PRESIDENT General
Sherman in his Detroit speech said 20 know the
Al tho head Of affairs at Washington and all we have TO
do is him. Exercise forbearahce aud PATRIOTISM
and give the President your hearty and earnest sup
portn
TnE CONNECTICUT sxsAroRsurp General Terry and
Governor Buckingham candidates for the Con.
necout senatorshp TO succeed Senator Foster the act
ing Vice President. Senator Foster Is. however
ddate for reelection
Ono DENoCRAuo CoNvESrros.-The State Demo
cratic Convention in about month"; and already
the Of candidates for the three Offices TO be Ged
are being canvassed. Tho Columbus correspondent Of
Cincinnati Commercial writes that Charles b. Flood s
the most prominent candidate for Secretary Of State
W. W. Armstrong, of the Piaindedler, could have the
nomination, but will not be q candidate. For Supreme
Judge Key Of Cincinnati Van Trump, OF Fairfield snd
Sample OF Coshocton, among the candidates Chas
Bossel an ex-member Of the Ohio House OF Repre-
scntativcs, and William Larwili, OF Ashland, now
member Of thar body, mentioned for the Board Of
Public Works Bossel the ticket last year. and
his nomination would be q concession to the German
element-wbat there ia left of it-in the party.
soLpisRs IN TIN DErARrMESs canvass Of the differ
ent departments Of the is at present being
made to ascertain the number Of employees who honor
ably served in the Union army, with view to the dis
charge Of incompetent clerks and the appointment Of
soldiers and sailors
THE PENNSYLVANIA CAxrnGs.-A "Clymer Club" CON-
posed entirely Of soldiers. Ia about being organized
Juniata county. A democratic meeting held in
Jfi6ilntown the 23d. It addressed by General
w. H Miller and General McIntre. The democracy Of
P1ters7c. Junata county, osganized campaign club on
tho 7Isd Ia ia reported that Senator Cowan wants
Hester Clymer to withdraw and General Hancock %
Meade toruB as the democratic candidate in Pepnsyl-
vania ...SrEl II ---
THE TESSEssHE BOILERS In the Tennessee House,
the 23d, the majority report Of the Committee Elec
tions, recommending the admission Of the boters to
seats, was rejected by vote Of fortytwo 70 eighteen;
and by the same the minority report refusing the
boilers seats, adopted.
CAHrSKr CHANGE Senator Browning Of Illinois, it
is stated to be Attorney General when the Cabinet is
zcns OF Louisville, Kentucky, rendered complimentary
farewell meeting General Palmer occasion Of his
command in that State The meeting
held at the court house In response TO some compl
mentary resolutions the General made quite long
speech on the state Of the country and especially the
condition Of Kentucky. The following extracts will
suffice to indicate Its tenor
The firm application IA few simple and fundamental
principles would bring about something Ike harmony
and cooperation In the State One OF these principles
was the submission OF Kentucky state 10 the enact
ments Of the General Government. Another was TO
labor for the Constitutional amendment, and thus, ny
legal enactment, forever wipe out the institution OF
slavery from the State In carrying out these inten
tons he felt he had abored faithfully and honestly
mon country, Kentucky being but part Of the grand
whole He paid just tribute 10 the patriotism o the
Union soldies and said even the Southern soldiers who
were rushed into the rebellion and had fallen In battle
part of the country's dead and should be weps
for. From the experiences OF the pAst be hoped we
.s.nS SsS1 learn canpo: war BE- no oo.n Lei rs
ber" said he, "that In . country like ours, with
free press and free ballot civil war produces ont dis
tress widows, orphans debts and taxation. No posi-
BILE circumstances justify attempts TO overthrow gov.
ernment by force the ballot the remedy tho muske
Sas caused by the newspspe The people q the STATE
he sad dark lantern In search OF party, while
the party of truth and right was the only party worth
While admitting thsa the papers had been personally
very kind him. he did not endorse them ~ the repre-
se ss for being msas in the
not being In the proper spirit "If said he, you
turn out the Union men from Congress who VIII you
the loysl-or radical, II you plesse-men OF Ohio,
and put vallandisham in their placer Would you
v"a,ss.s sn out in S.., would yoa eap. oys man
from New York and put Fernando Wood In his PLAYER
'sars" " he continued ~ can forgive my enemies. bu,
cannot my friends Abiding TO tho President the
speaker said be believed Andrew johnson was patriot
and had purpoec the overthrow Of the union
party. Kensuesy, he said, had all the time tried TO
make island OF herself In tho great OF politics.
Al the commencement she proclaimed neutrality and at
the close ngly and alone she clupg 70 slavery until u
forc,by wrested from her grap. Kentucky had NO
Henry Clay now In the hour OF her weakness and dis
Traction. The influence Of the State was lost in the
councils of the nation because she was neither hot nor
cold The speaker contended that while poll
ticians Of the stAte organizing parties the
people were organizing a party OF their own.
''You may" he said, hold conventions daily,
when you up the results OF your two faced con-
ventions with their equivocai meanings the people VIII
be organizing, and will cling 10 the great Cnion party
The people he contendcd bad no newspaper In the State
representing their views This morning, he said, he
aw 10 Of our leading papers an article on the great
civil war that TO take place The questions of the
dax ARE not settled Who Will yoD nghrn Aaked the