New-York tribune., 1868-04-04

The Cook County Qll., Democratic Conven-
ton, unanimously indicated Pendloton their choice
for the Presidency.
The Conservative Convention at Lamberton,
c., nominated Thomas c. Fuller. OF Cumberland, for
Congress.
The Ner- Hampshire Telegraph learns that
two Democrats Of Bennington Geo. A. Whitemoro and
Alfred Rogers witnesses for Campbell In procuring
naturalization papers IN the Police Court in Nashua were
arrested last week complaint for perjury and exam
ined before justice IN Bennington who ordered them to
recognize for their appearance at Amherst next month
The case was clear that Campbell absconded inme-
diately after election
The result of the charter election in Jordan,
n splendid triumph for the Republicans whose
ddates for President Trustee Collector and Police Con
stable are elected TIE Republican maorities fol-
lows President W. C. Rodgers, lsmojoryi John L. Put
man, Trustee a majority W. White Collector, SOmaorty;
White Police Constable, 2s majority. Democratic major
tiles on Trustees and Treasurer from one TO nne The
whole number of votes poled was 275.
"Patsy Evans" known in the prize fighting
circles as The Rondout Giant has been elected by the
Democrats TO MI the position OF Constable IN Kingston
Nathan Ii. Weeks, for several years repre-
sentative at Woodstock and Lincoln, In the New-Hanp
shae legislature has a seldom paralelcd popularity,
ceiying Mt the recent election every vote east.
Portland, Me-, has Mayor at last. In the
City Council Thursday, the Independent Republicans
voted tho straight ticket and Capt Jacob McLelan Re
publican was elected Mayor by 10 votes against Tor "
T. Putnam, the Democratic candidate.
Gen. b. +. Kelly declines TO be the Republican
candidate for Governor OF West Virginia, aud recon-
mends the nomination OF Gen. l. H. Duyal as man Of
uubemished character good judgment, unquesoned in
tegrlty, and excellent administrative ability.
The Hon. Joseph Olds of Pickaway County
has been nominated by the Democratic Judicial Convn
al. E.tIl lixfgi M lao
Fifth Judicial District of Ohio. The election takes place
on the 9th OF April.
Mr.. r, G.. Thackson has sold The Tobacco
Plant to Mr. Vm. Townes Boyd, by whom the name Of
the paper has been changed TO Qd NuHc fthe new ed
tor enforcing the joke by informing his readers that
"here remains but qid OF the old Tobacco Plant Mr.
Boyd promises to have but little TO do with Federal poll
tca.
In Virginia in 1851 woman was indicted,
tried. and sentenced 70 two years imprisonment Tor
teaching slave read. The indictment reads as fol
lows:
And & said no, h,s The r G S God before ssJ Gy' St Or,
Dbe to the great dpsa'urs Of Almighty God etc.
This was a Democratic indictment, under Democratic
law In Democratic State. The same spirit In this Stale
opposes equal suffrage.
j.. =. Mligan, the Indiana martyr, has en-
tered suit In the Hamilton Common Pleas Court against
the following gentlemen, some or whose names VIII DE
remembered well On connection with q
commission by whose sentence the plaintiff was con-
demned to be hanged by the neck until dead The de-
PENDANTS 10 the action James Slack, Henry Zumro
James NJ Braton, Vim. A. Bckel. Joseph Holt, over -
Morton, Alvin p, Hovey, Thomas j. Lucas, Charles ~
Murray Benjamin j. spooner RichardP p DE Hart holy
L. Burnett Ambrose A. Stevens Ansel ID. Waas inos W.
Bennett Reuben Williams Albert Heath Ben,"ihin i'F
man. Samuel Place, James T. Frazier, RoDcr' nrcsoy'
James A. Dean, Vim. Arnold, VIM. R. Holloway III ms
complaint Mr. Mgan sets forth at lens'h INC "hoio MS
tory Of his arrest, trial, conviction sentence cod
on and approval by Johnson and he tedious history OF
his confinement IN the Ohio Penitehuary Inc chrgcs
are conspiracy false imprisonment and hbel md the
damages are odesty laid at 100000 The case Is set for
trI, at tho next term OF the Huntington Common Pleas
Court Some OF the defendants have been served TO a
near who TO the others 1t will be somewhat difficult Tor
,le Sheriff of Huntington to read the citation.
I'm Sandwich n. H., the Republicans elect
town officers The same Is true Of the town OF Canaan.
Tle Memphis Araldnche prints the names OF
the cx.rcbes from whom Judge Bingham asks to have
nont,cal disabilities removed, and adds:
These are the iunkles who have been snuhOed wLlie
who crawl their bellies and cat the dust from ne
feet OF the tyrans who grinding the Southern pe"pe
into powder.