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orsbe'rnyed :" during me ordeal orthe platform,
too. emsscsieu OF every distinctive old fashioned Dem
ocrauc plncrPsI as distinguished from mere line Of
policy. and (or the Urst time containing quasi itOrse
lenf 0f the late eir as one ,raoed in defen OF ne
Union "a ~eH-kn0pn public faisehOOd' uds reported
bv one OF NE rccsonb Of 1868 and adopted And two days
after the CovcnuOn Col Barnabas Burns nominated
for Representative in Congress for the With District
He too hnd refused To support the nominee for Governor
In 1903 ana more than that had attempted to organize
"bOllng oitte convention at Columbus on the tth or
September, OF that year. TO nominate Democratic cand
date ia opposition 10 Mr.. Yailsndgh for Governor
He Was ths Nery " man for the times"
on the l5tn OF January. 1885, Mr.. Vaandgh was de-
feaod IN Democratic caucus for senator, by means al
uded TO above but not necessary further just TO
posi-.
Immediately afterward Mr. Jewett Col McCOok. Mr..
Rex, aud Others who Ike Cul Burns had refused TO sup
port the Democratic nominee for Governor 1868. along
win senator hnrinan, posted 10 stump the dis
vice Honsy foo sent bH dSprdn 10 high places aud
their friends % aid aud fort one Of ne parties Of the
second rt The result OF all this the usual fruit OF
p0lcy az The sacrifice OF principle and the men who
sustain principles great Republican victory. and Re-
publican gam Of j8l over honest, antl policy" peO
ple's campaign IN October last.
valandighsn's election to the Senate have "driven or
from the Democratic larty In the Eighth District How
many Republican votes did ThurInan's election "drye
on" 10 tho Democratic party What has policy" done
and he Presidential election
nccd 10 me same insane canor aud "arTangsmsntT Are
politicians the people 10 rule hereafter In OhiOf
purposes 10 be defeated and five or six Democratic
Representatives In Congress to be lost lest by possibility
and contrary to his desire ana hs plans for the future
certain "Odluus person might prot by if One thing all
men may depend upon political Oenses Ike those In the
moral and religious world, never fail 10 bring with them
their inst penalty sometimes sooner, sometimes later
The mills g0ds gind AZ iierrdiS both fast and ne.
Justice may both brd and halt the ancients fabled
her yet she dnd then sudden aud sprnging while
the winged daughter OF Oceanus and NOx. riding upon
her stag ayeln IN hand, nerer eGreS Tong unOdaced IN,
ac1ie %
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NAVY GAZETTE.

detached m lc Nrrrso ard placed waiting orders; Lieut. Com
msnier A. r. McSs r. p Bradford " K. Bdds Pretie
Ii~gt J. Eugn Barber Mao John Mfek surgeon
Charles RrsrseA Passed Assistant Surgeon W Coles As"iansu,
EugnecI Lhsrles H. Lorny frst
PBueer Isaac Hsney Second Assistants j. H. iIat0ng and & '"
Balsr Chaplain ThomaS Sster BoatsFsn Nhim,rih oarrn
D1on Charles Stuart aud Sansser afi bruce
Psymer james Fan detached from the hnneoA sai
Actin. Barry, detached from tho QninnebiuG
1ets Greeley detached from The PenObseo sud
granted u ,.s
squadron o., 3, -.
A..,as, pavms.r b. IIurlbl ordered % The Pepob.ot
Engineer H. H. Archer and Acng Ilii
A.,.,.St Phiip been honorlbly discharged
steamer PenohcOt Commander ba.tnan siifh
tie NaTla ard NoTioA seu a. hoH
on FRIDAY III Aspnwal, touchug a. Key West
TIC D. soto Comnafdr b"sss ~, Az
Hof expected In few days On ths ..e.se 'lpi o's
command ~ The North Nate Stnslg'n
l.,ely made sscan br ReaAdmirl Jas . Palmer
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nLEN


APPLgToN-on saturday Feb Helen Msr,hi, daughter Of o. 5
ard VI. ". App-ton. aged lo months and ~ la7s
Th ai,t al Flisa ave- 90 MoSia, Fe 3 At ii o,oek d. u
BLAKEOn Satirsr Feb 1903 NJ Charlotte Blake widow % the
Tie friends Of the dull, ue Invited Noul'Y
te9 q, sSoa p No. & ta her s'e sse' FRY an'I "1e
BAINBRDGE-On Saturday FeJ 1903 the 18th year %
Lhe- Bnhrdge do. Of he late Rev Thomas Bsbit,s Of tue
The friends o he family respectfully invited to attend the ansr'
at No 100 Wesi fotyiVrl 81, 90 Noaa- f's D ieS' A.
O'clock Pm.
coLwBLL-on snna.y reb Hobart of Lewis and Ia.
vhia Cessl ssi yea mSr'', @ & ana !, ~ AZ Sch ,ti
ocock , NJ. from No. SO Wet I teay tghth.si
HgTcTSsoH S.i,y s Ale, 5s, e,',,o 20. i'Gss-' s Of ''
Funs nom bedford cergestoa ,Lni,l he.Aa corner d "a
Of tie family invited
LEGARR-Srlisny SATURDAY. reb William II Lssae aged II
Relatives and friends lsra nonay Feb
At oelccs his late rc-ieuee, No 46 Wes, ferthsf
LOSGwoRTHAi NeNaTh y j. Ssigrday morning Feb l. Miss
Wa,Ip.t,, sevSrl on Moniay Fb D. At eoeI ~ E
AID friends are Invited to Aieud without further notice
POLL0cK-At South orng. y j. saturday Feb 1853 Cecsa
wsll sfs u sPhraim roloek in her 5st Jear.
,itei to attend without further notice.
sM1LgI-Ou Saturday Feb 1913 sarah wife ofrngh Sniey
Tie relative. and friends Of the iu respectfully invited ,ssd
spngst sad sm'ss's Wet Hoboieu y D. Tuesiag FEB
sAsFoRDip Broofyr, paralysis, Hiram SANFORD Of h,
friend. and hO. q tie AMI, respectful. Invited 70 ,i;ssa a.
Tus.i.y, Fsh 4. n2 o'clock
Huison, n u, papers please eop'
TERHuNB-ln tls CITY FRIDAY Jas a. ~ consumption Adahs
wife Of Jas T.rhuus, IN the 2Sl year Of her -
The relatives ssd friends oi the family, be members o besh 20
t, Invited TO attend the funeral FROM the second Reformed Olaf'O
Haekensaeh j. Z" lOi o'eloci this MoHdA') morning
TRuKsDRILon Sunday Fsh Of scarlet fever Aono Irl'deu
.g.d m0s'h. and - days youngest SOC Of AOno ard '
Tho friends Of IN. family invited 10 attend th. funers
from .hs residence Of his No " sstcr on issdt no
il,tnss, WV Nv W.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
TIE SOUTHERN CONVENTIONS.


IIrTIr Rock, Feb l.-Mr McClures resolu-
tion di.iranchisngall who oppose Reconstruction and
ali Who vote against the ratification OF tho Constitution.
f,yorinr the continuance OF the Freedmen's Bureau was
adopted.
NORTH CAROLINA-THE RELIEF CLAUSE.
RALEIGH, Feb. THE day was consumed in
the discussion Of the relief clause which is proposed Ia
Incorporate In the new Constitution. No conclusion was
reached OH the Judiciary question
IOuIsIANA-HEAITH ORDINANCES REJECTED.
NEw-ORLEAEs, Feb. 1.-The ordinance estab
ghng Board Of Health for the parishes of Orleans and
Jefferson recOnsdcred and rejected, and the COnyen
tOn discussed an ordnance requiring that all sherins re-
corders of mortgages aud clerks who receive $4,000
year. shan give the excess which they receive TO tho
poor.
RICHMOND, Feb. 1.-The Convention adopted
O substitute for clause IN the Finance report. under
which each male citizen is 70 be taxed for tho benefit
of the schools aud 90 for general purposes Tho
Committee Banks reported In favor OF prohibiting the
Legislature from granting charters To corporations who
discount paper a. unlawful rates also prohibiting per
SOUS who do 40 from holding State offices
FLoRIDA--ADJoURNMENT TO THE 1tTH
TALLAHASSEE, Feb. IA resolution, which
lies over provides that until the expiration OF ton years
mo- delegate the Convention shall be eligible TO the
office Of Governor, Lieutenant Governor. Secretary OF
eae Auditor, Treasurer or Register of Public Lands
resolution asking Congress to repeal the cotton lies
over Pending debate GU the admission of delegates the
fonyentiou adjourned until the llth The
ON the question OF eligibility Ia undated and lacking
harmony the Convention has thus far unable 20 do
any OF the work for which IL assembled.
NJ rHL,oKiPH TO rus rHIbrsh
TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 2.-N0thing has yet been
dops in the Convention The Consory aiyes voted yeste
day to give Butler seat but the proposition by
one vote The Convention then adjourned tO Tuesday,
All efforts since toward compromise have been uDsuc
cessfu tho Conservatives being very bitter, Tho ~hoe
Convention Is one gTes, CAUCASIAN roctionsorinr
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rHE OWN cnII.p MuKpER.

Detective Kelly of Albany has received a let-
ter from gentleman OF wellknown integrity connected
with the Insurance companies who has visited Dayton
OHIO and learned facts IN regard to the taking of the
little grl, Angie Stewart IL seeus that at Dayton,
Brown aud wife went by the name OF Joseph ana
Josephine Barney and iuteidCd 20 take ncighbOTs
child OF seven years OF age and adopt IT, ON
headache. and her mother would not consent 10
her child going then, fearing she would become home
sick Barney and his wife then made "a proposition TO
Mrs Stewart mOther 0f Anglo the result of which WAS
that Angie left with them at noon Barney was 10 stop
in Cleveland three weeks aud then return. II Angie be
came hOmcsick, she was to return with Barhey 10
Hartford, Conn, and stay there three months or
more Augie was 10 be finally clothed az
Cleveland and each day Mrs Barney was 10 write let
ter 10 Mrs Stewart. They went directly 10 Cleveland
tlews lady and daughter They went % Il. Fowler
agent for the Travellers Accidental Insurance company
and procured policies giving the names 0f Josephine
aud Angie Brown. Earney did not take policy Tor HIM
said his family intended travelling long time. petec-
tive OF Cleveland saw the parties on no street,
and rs thew suspicious persons, watched hen and
expressed his fears TO Mr. FON er that something wrong
was intended The day before Barney aud Dir Wic cIt
Cleveland they paid $50 Grover Baker sewing
machine promising pay the remainder In monthly IN
sailments. This machine they SOFA I'D canaan lOI ftu
saving that they had had the machine long time lhey
had a machine while IN Dayton belonging Ia q poor
woman who could neither read nor Wltc 1hty induced
her % sign her mark 10 paper puip0ftng 10 snow
that she had loaned that machine but which proved 10
"a bill Of sale The WOmaus friends iutetercd ana tho
recovered her machine Mrs. stewart and family arc not
such people and wife reported. They arc poor
but honest and rcFpcctcDlc Mrs. stewart Is uonbcr
az the Baptist Church. aud has been for Uycars Her
daughter are said be respectable girls Mr. Stewart
never heard from Angie until the sad news Oi hef death
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
TIE HISCOCK MI

THE HIsCOCK MURDER-MRs. CO.Ls CONFESSION
The Cole IIiscOck homicide SO was argued
In Albany on Saturday and District orney Smith read
letter from Mrs Mary B Cole TO her husband confess
ing her adultery with uiscock. Judge Pecham refused
put the of until May, and ordered an adjourned
Oyer and Termner TO try the prisoner at nm early day
Mrs Coles confession her husband written in ink
a sheet OF note paper. and was az follows:
DEAR HUSBAND: In % your inquiry, acknOwi-
edge that about the Summer OF 1851 L. IL hscOcK haVng
frequently called az house on business one evening I'D
tho absence Of other persons first by force preYaedupOn
TO submit and partly succeeded in his Efforts Az
various times aftcrwaTd from shame and fear of expo
sure lie obliged me In part to submit his caresses, only
desstng from hts prosecutions at last on your return
have reanod from exposure heretofore from rear oi
consequences. MAkf H. IoLh
Other and modifying words written with lead pen
Gil on the top the OF paper Gen Coles letter TO
Mrs Cuyer written just before the prisoner and his wife
loft Syracuse TOI Albany. IA as follows
learn from und0Ubted evidence that Hlscock has
fOfciby endeayOred to dIshOnOr my wife in my own
room, obtaining opportunity thus TO do through pro-
fessed friendship 10 He has often aimee made her
the subct his obscene attacks In my absence III tho
army and by thus duplicating her somewhat IN his
guilt has ruined her peace and my own 5O ms Deei
my help ana vengeance, but he shall not abase
himself her and 10 and buy his miserable Ie OF me-
hold her not entirely innocent, for she should nave
treatment persecution OF her. for which he shall make
ample apology To her aud To me. Mary Know az tho
fully and II Is tell you, 80 do not blame
Mrs. Cole uuiusty. IL you hear any thing about H.
Your affeCtioDate cousin, 6Eo W. CoLE'
Among the af.dayts which were read IN Court were
those Gen Cole: Cole OF California; W H. Had
ley prisoners counsel; H. w. BrowD David Cole, n H.
Smith, Lyman Clary. John l.. Cuyler and Dr Hoyt They
relate 10 the testimony which expected 10 De addnced
from Mrs Cuylcr Mrs Olive 3. C0e the senator's WIFE,
Mrs Elizabeth Anderson, Dr. ". III. Wheeler and Dr. W
H. Palmer all of wh0m It Is claimed absent from the
county or State, or confined to bed by severe illness
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
sion RESOLUTIONS IN TIE LEGISLATURE
e following resolutions, just adopted, show

UNION RESOLUTIONS IN TIE LEG1sLAIul'E
The following resolutions just adopted, show
the spirit OF the loyal men Of the far Northwest;
That cordially spyrove tie ecousrucon measures o te
permitted TIE
pcniatt u TIE legislative halls Whifu
hl voluntarily abandoned syorei pnr;ose 81 ayern
Cocrrmert which purpose aersAr msny bloody battle h
attempted execution would have been most dangerous and
slci.l policy. ..,
feon.ructor legson Of TIE XXNXm snd XIII Congresses
f-h i ,n an sdipta'0n national seemed 10
promise partial iur h., bssn owing 10 the impmmer Whleh
ul ht.tes paced IN the We. therefore
provide their .uthe vii e tn future 70 rtri the a.
;t N shat iv uear. when ell the states w again Be
l.frr8-.trl DO f'ougfes
" ,rr proposition that tends - tie reputation
~ NJ The uouy Il rspe,nts necessarily crperde In
De - rator Of the nsi..l'. lf'.
That of the siuciesi eeouomy IN AL the depsr
Afh oOn.seul with the
OF fh brave ard patriotic soldiers and sailors dis
fiei la Gre rsrnfrs' o
Tat A. Ge.y- Nssb altor Father County
peoples appreciation elevated 70 tho hshc oAe ih7
iseu ftn. that l Grsnt. Who
contributed 20 rgsoa sOli Occupy TIA
~Bt
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scramble Ihave no confidence hope for good from
| such men The lnhhy Ia mIschef- making.

GRORGIA-LoAN FOR NEEDY PLANTERS :,
ATLANTA, Feb. 1.-The Convention adopted
resolutions petitioniDg Congress to lend SoUVpp 10
Southern planters TO aid developing agrlcuituai I
terests inviting other Southern Conventions 10 CO.
operate In urging this petition.
MssIssIPPI-IUDICIARY AND STATE OFFICERS
JACKSON, Feb. 1.-The Judiciary Committeo
reported clause recommended tn be Article on the
new Constitution, giving the appointment OF the Judcry M
10 the Governor making three Judicial Districts III tne
state and fixing the term Of judicial service az nine years
IN all above the Circuit Court in each County anu
In the police courts in which the term Is 20 be SIX years
The Committee on the Executive submitted report pro
vding for the election of Governor 10 hold once io
years 10 be eligible for reelection. and who shan
be at least 30 years OF age and 26years citizen oi th
United States and two citizen OF Mississippi ana
who shall have salary Of 5000; also LeutenantGover
nor, who shall pOsir>s tho same qualifications also,
Secretary OF state Treasurer and Auditor 10 have been
at least 10 years citizen Of the state and 10 hold Office
four years with salary Of 800. The minority ~ the
Committee recommend that the Governor shall have
been five years citizen OF the State, and shall be paid
$4,000 and that the Secretary OF State Treasurer and Au
dor paid $4,000 each Both reports were ordered TO
the printer resolution adopted approving the ap
pointment Of Committee Of fteen 10 take into consid
GRAFTON the prOprety Of moving the state capital 10
place tho geographical center.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
PRESIDENTIAL

The following papers in Ohio have declared
Tor Mr Chase Tor President ashland TtUlcs. A1HbWd
Scltnei Bfier TcieVaph. BUcyrus Journal, Cereidnd
Is0fer Jackson Standard. ObcriH hcrs. McfOnnotsrHe
Kcrad Of,ntra Uuion western Roscrre Chronicle. The
following 20 fayor Chase without being fully com
mttcd Ripcy Bee nG'd-eheek Press, Wilmington RepHb
hem, SGidusLy ReOisier. Aenf0 forchhght. CincmWh
COMMERCIAL. M Vernon Republican, Ironfon ReqiS'er
Nipni Union Eaton Register. ZaHeSrc Times and LeO1
NM SGr or tho remaining Republican papers of the
State 70 are fully committed for Grant Others are under
stood 10 favor Grant. and small number are FOR Thomas
Sheridan or ucOmmta II ~ safe 10 ray that all VIII
support nominee of The Republican party, with their
utlOst Yl ,ur aud ability
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
xLru CONGREss-sEcoNp SESSION

THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, on SATURDAY.
The President was requested 10 furnish nior
nation relative the Postmastership AZ Penn Yan, "
T., aud the Kentucky Election case was debated by
Bessrs. Beck Dem. KyJ, Cook Rep MI Knott DEM
Ky) and Mullins Rep TeuD), after which the vote was
postponed untn to-day. Mr.. Brooks Dem ". W pro
ssntod memorial for the removal Of the Income tax and
u referred 10 the Ways and Means Committee, and
Mr. Wsshburn Rep., Mass introduced the petition oi
cjzens Of LeOninstcr, Mass, relative 70 the right OF
American citizens abroad
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
LETTERS From THE PEOPLE
sTEERAGE FARES TO CALIFORNIA.

sTEERAGE FARES TO CAlIFOl'NlA'
t. ne Edftor Of The Iyibmt
SIR: A few days since you favored your
readers with an interesting paragraph on Emigration To
California; IN which you represented The fares Of the two
nnosn compapies as Xed-bOth uniting to charge but
so In fLe Storage knowing, aS do, what dependence
ia placed throughout tle country on your trustWorh
ness matters IN which the Interests OF our "oIklE
peoDle are concerned beg to solicit correction lest
yor statement should cause one family lNllg ~ "a
distance to pull up stakes and come 10 Ncwl Ork Win
the assured confidence that their treasury would he eu
Clent to pay the stcerage fares or oi or Nc OF sN
or seven adults. As auXiOusy watching Tor the mo
ment when the stcerace fares VIII be so rcduccu hs 20
give me aud mine (siX in alb chance 10 tniErd', lnu
may rely ul,Uu tie report now make. whenever the
sailing days OF vessels az both mpanies appiOAimae
each other pretty closely then tho Pacific Company hc
secrage tickets for <O but Ot Otherwise as for instance
the Henry Chaunccy which sailed Jan II, refused 10
gers Tor SiO-thc tdrt bel StO-h
fact which asctrtaned my self 10y personal call at
the cOmpauy's office; but the Rising star which started
the charged only $40 because the North Hinrll
COmpay's vessel, the Santiago de Cuba, had been
advertised 10 sail OF the 25 Illness having prevented
from nQurug the steerage fare 10y The Arizona ad-
vertiSed tO sail FC b. l. cannot do more than suggest
respectfully that YOU would recommend those or your
distant and less afiuent readers contemplating
gTatinu TO ascertain, hy letter. the fares hy suCh
vessel as they wish sail before they 10 this
expensive city. 1t IS 10 be- earnestly hoped mat our
business and all who can afford To travel IN state
rooms, vii cordially pGirOnzc the opposiiio' SINCE
Is through that opposition the Iacic company mas
forced that at present rates the tc ~ ulhL
much the public aud nothing for IT. owners u u
that the public should share little ~ the immense
monopoly As the managers neither contemplate nor
desire compromise with the opposition, nut on inc con
traTy feel determined TO drive IL on al any cost hplo
they will reduce their stecrase fares SIN iuihe 30 ht
a poor family suCh as mino J., may have chhNtt 10
ook IN upon their friends in san Francisco some ne DAY
iu the early spring OF 1865 ANhlb-AtLls
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
cARp From MAJoE-GEN. BuRBRIDoE.

70 Editor Of 1as Chrori-'e:
| have seen nm extract Of n speech, dcy-
cred In the House OF Representatives of the Congress OF
the United states by one s. <. Marshall Of Illinois that
demands a notice at my hands This reckless and vn-
dicye man. true 10 his peryefse nature proceeded %
characterize as the military Jchries of KENTUCKY ANA
who fortunate IN airesting and massaciug nom
cOmbatants and peaceful citizens and lmpU,uMuE
women and children placed under hs Jurisdiction" Ho
il deeply pacd that his COnfcdtraes were arrested IN
Kentucky, and tried by cOurtmaral composed 81 non,
orabe officers OF the national for tho crimes oi
murder and Outrdges against The laws Of war ana
were convicted upon iudspuabe evidence and executed
eombaisr ard reseea ctien' f per- Ap' - nrf ile 1 -
such nature isupse Of making These peefi cIu Nefeol
rg roting runicrug without axe condition
1lev whom ih would bind snd 90 crcuns,-.s oi
crimes II VII sound strange Co ihe ceus a1i
people II this country fo TIE hl. o. c.
bloody battlefield charged with he c'me o MAS cfs Aon
psscse citizens To SAY nof tiny ofn se -
Justice and honor aureheni there heart dehaei unless
be rinos , mans hl confederate ~ 70 b,c sch statement
Imprisoned and children placed under protection Ine
r4th is that some women OF looos5 te4Sna, on.i-s
oE siLng AID sbeiung The enemies OF U' esu1l2,
srd vao ..s y t ops,i rs K,o,, ',s \, .i., \. Ger
general from Gen sherman fsr rgoos bet not tte @
jn than ny Own No vogsn va, ever & DO - el ~
For discharge f ny dut ~ Co.,
s;sn.5 and irsesd 6p Ire & psef u is-. Soh sri soih
Tha. du,y performed faithfully and earnestly I he ever de-
promptly sud eaee'l Itio De regretted that o. hd1l of justice
fs 20 leay'g only pp9n IT,. H,s.a'l h.i ioss we g. fi -
this Lsd posseli ler justice Woa hare been more
equally distributed Their shed vas i1ef 9sae l in'h pa
eoury lei toe . tlt-,v fahu.
toaiy gnar toward Union epre-ent's
Of treason 10 toe Congress o tte nation AYE no excuse 90 e ga
even Federal sy t, capital country h bss u.hi
sustain whenever lie nsJ thnt proper 10 = bat l' mi 20 me
20 Brnnn.Dor. ust.) N.or Gersrl C.. s a
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
FIRES

Several frame and brick buildings al the in
Nrseeton NJ Third and JefersOn-st, In Day tOn Ohio.
we're consumed last evening Loss 10000
ot. AavleI's Seminary, near LatrObe, Penn,
puIheo 10 the ground yesterday afternoon. The In
'o escaped saving much Of their clothing
.o. a hre at Champaign, H., on the night Of the
a. 'uyyed property valued At $4,000 The Insurance
~ ." llunois ohces, except " 900 In the A.tna.
mI: FREDERICK w. Scllenning's book bind
W. '" '"' "i'' u'~ Qt 30 70 sec90dsto sgitalped 600
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03

wHITE-A rsrtowr Saturday psb. Iaass Write.
24th OF his
residence Of his parents ct TsJto-s weabs
County Tuesisy. feb t " O'Clock The isnd of ne
family members OF Solonsens Lodge, No. iS y and A.
members sad er member Conqaso Hook ssd Ladder ~
Tsriowu respectfully invited to attend The hadsos River
leave the depot, Thirt stb-st Al Q. o'clock a. m
THB MEMBERS or SOLOMOSS LODGE No 100 y snd 4 M.
special unieAion st hsn kses,
TUESDAY Feb O'Clock for tle purpose oi psJioS The lss
RANDOLPH WHITE, Master.
LEWIS II. BsxEs seertsr-.
YousG-Oa Friday morning. Jan o. sasu re Of John foans aged
~ years
and faulty resDsev United 70 s,ss>
ths funeral from the SeseGh ST. r. Church o'clock this esf
Asleep 10 Jesus"
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
MARYLAND.
EXCITEMENT ~ THE LEGISLATURE.

EXCITEMENT IS THE LEGISLATURE.
n rrLHoEiPh 40
ANNAroLIs, Feb. 2-The Legislature was
much excited yesterday over resolution instructiug
Gov swann 20 issue a commission 10 SenatOr-eect Ham
ton II announced by OF the Governors friends
that Swami declines TO issue the commission claiming
that Hamilton was elected In violation OF the Eastern
Shore law concerning senators Tho subject was post
poued uufl Wednes esday neAt.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
CONVENTIONS TO BE HELD.
following political conventions have been
Tho fOlloWil
appointed

Iho Following political CONVENTIONS HdFt DIT
appointed:
Feb Now York Republican, Syracuse.
Tch s. North Carolina, Conservative. Raleigh.
Icb. B-Mi--is-ippi Republican, Jackson.
Feb. tg-WiscOnSin Democratic, Madison
Feb. 19-Georgis. Republican, Atlanta.
Feb. 20-IndiaIJ. Republican. lLdanapolls
Tch. el-KeufuCky Democratic. Frankfort
Tch 22-NeV York. Democratic, Albany.
Feb 26-Iowa Democratic. Des MOine-.
Feb 2f-Ninuesoia. Democratic, ~. Paul
Tth. 2f-Wi-cOn-in, Republican,, Madison
F.h. g1-koniucky. Ecpubllcan, Frankfort
March f-Icuu-y lyHua, Democratic Harrisburg
March g. Ohio. Republican. Columbus
March g. Missouri. Republican, st. loui'
March Maryland. Republican, Baltimore
March ii-pcnusyya Republican, Philadelphia,
March u Massachusetts. Republican, Worcester.
April i5-iliiuOls, democratic, 5pring gfield.
Apni ys-NebrH,ka, Republican, Nebraska City.
Mny Illinois. Republican, Peoria.
Mnv Il-MinuesOta. Eepublcan. 81 Paul
May National, Republican, Chicago.