The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-29
met and appointed delegates to the National

Convention. The resolutions passed, favor
Grant and indorse impeachment. One reso.
luton declares in favor of the Constitutional
Amendment, establishing impartial suffrage
throughout the Republic. This resolution
excited warm opposition, but was adopted.
| IS to 81. The delegates were not instructed
! in regard to Vice President, but 1t Is believed
they will be favorable to Wade.
! ALBANY, April 24-1n the Cole case to-
day the testimony for the defense was con-
timed. Most of the witnesses were examined
! in reference to General Coles military career.
The evidence tended to show that his body
and mind was both affected by an injury re-
ceived in the war.
New YoRK, April 24.-The trial of Edwin
Kelly for the murder of Thomas Sharpley,
both well known Ministries, commenced to-
day.
Cu1cAco, April o5.-At large Fenian
meeting on Thursday night the floor gave
way aud precipitating 800 persons into the
basement. One man was killed and about 20
more or less INJURED.
Two men were murdered in a gaming
saloon last night by Theodore Cameron, the
proprietor of the saloon. Cameron surrender
ed himself, claiming that the deed was done
in Self-defence.
New YORK, April 25.-The police broke
up a prize fight near the city Early this morn
ing and lodged the principals IN Jail. Both
parties are blind from the effects OF the blows
received and are otherwise badly punished.
WAsHINGToN, April "a. The second trial
of John II. Surratt is fixed for May j..
The President has Withdrawn the nOmina-
ton Of Thomas Ewing to be Secretary OF
War, by sending in the name Of Gen. J. NJ
Schoiield to be Secretary Of War, III place OF
E. NJ. Stanton 10 be removed.
4 Herald special SAYS the Arkansas Scna-
tors and portion Of the Congressman elect
of that State have arrived at Washington
with the Constitution lately adopted. The
new Constitution Will not be presented TO
Congress TIL the close Of the impeachment
trial 1t is understood that the Conserva-
tives are making an effort to nu!hfy the cleo
ton on the ground Of fraud. No official re-
turns of the election have yet been received
from General Gillen.
Delegations of radicals from Danville, Viz
GINA. visited Stanton yesterday and thanked
him for remaining at his post.
CHICAGO, April 25.-A Republican special
mentions a rumor that the Presidents resig
nation is already written out and will be pre-
scented so soon as his COUNSEL have completed
their arguments in his defense.
A Tribune special says Nelson, in his
speech, alluded to Chief Justice Chase. argu-
ing that he had the right to deliver a charge
to the Impeachment. Court when all the evil
dence was in and previous to their retirement
for consultation on verdict. This has drawn
out considerable comment. 1t is asserted in
many quarters that the Chief Justice enter
tains the same opinion, and that lie will so
act when the proper time arrives. We have
authority for saving that these surnises are
no: founded on fact. Mr.. Chase has not ex
pressed an opinion on the subject 10 any one
WILMINGToN, y. c., April 25.-The re-
suit of the election is still in doubt. The
vote is very close. Intense excitement pre-
walls, but no disturbance has occurred. Re
turns from the extreme western counties are
anxjouslv looked for, as they VIII decide
whether the Constitution has been ratified.
The Legislature will probably be about
equally divided.
CHICAGO, April 25.-1teturns from North
Carolina are by counties. No genera. esti-
mate is announced. The vote on the Cons:i-
tuition is very close and will require returns
from the extreme western counties to decide
the result. The same statement is true IL
regard to Georgia.
General Meade has ordered the Savannah
Advertiser to cease publishing infammatory
and incendiary articles he will suppress it.
RALEIGH, April 25.-Returns received to-
dav render 1t certain that the Constitution
has been ratified. Even Conservatives con-
cede TINS. RADICALS Claim the ratlncatloh oy
several thousand majority. Boyden is prob
ably the only Conservative elected to Con
gress.
AUGUSTA, April 25.-The election returns
are rather conflicting. The Democrats admit
the ratification of the Constitution, but claim
the election of Gordon for Governor.
New YORK, April PA Tribune Atlanta
special thinks that the Constitution is ratified
BY at least seven thousand majority. Bull
lock, Republican, is elected Governor by
5000. 1t is probable that the Democrats
have majority in the Legislature, but it re-
mains to be seen whether enough OF them
can take the test oath to make quorum.
A Tribune Raleigh special says the Con-
stituton has been u doubleday ratited ana
the whole State ticket elected b. $1,000 ma
ior;ty. The Legislature is largely RePub-
Lean.
New ORLEANS, April 25.-The result Of
the election is not fully ascertaiued. but the
majority for the Constitution is not less than
10000. A large majority of Republicans are
in the Legislature.
A New RELIGIOUS MOVEMENT has re-
Gently been begun in Boston, mainly for
warded by the most radical or railroads.&c.
clergymen Of the Unitarian denomin alton.
A poo,Io IN CopcorS n all for