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KEPURLIoAN STATE coSvENTIoN


The undersigned, in pursuance ofthelr au-
thority and duty, as the State Central Com
mittee, beg leave to submit to the voters of
the Republican party in West Virginia the
following Recommendations:
That State Convention be held In Clsrks-
burg on Thursday, the 18th day Of Nay next
at 10 o'clock Z. NJ, for the purpose Of nomi-
mating State ticket and choosing electors
for President and Vice President of the
United States:
That the delegates 10 this Convention, In
addition 10 selecting said State ticket and
Presidential elections, be likewise en-
powered by their respective conStItu-
encIes to choose candidates for Con-
gress and for the vacant State Senator
ships, separating into appropriate Congress
siona and Senatorial District Conventions
for that purpose. -.r-
That County Conventions to select dele
gates to the Aforesaid State Convention be
held throughout the State on Saturday, the
18th of May, and that said County Conyen-
tIons at the same time select their Executive
Committees and take such other action as
may be necessary to secure thorough and
effective organization of the party in every
part of the Commonwealth.
JOHN E. WILSON, r-rr
I. h. LOGAN,
SAMUEL LAUGHLIS,
.ls- JOSEPH BELL,
r JOHN r. HUBBARD,
JOSEPH SEYBoLD,
A. w, CAMPBELL,
State Central Committee.
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PROVIDENCE, R. T., May 16.-The rain
of Wednesday night caused heavy
treshet in Dry Brook, stream in john
ston. About 10 O'Clock Thursday
morning Hughes store house was
swept away, as we'll as the dam near by,
and went down with the flood. It con-
tained about 10000 pounds of cotton,
and other property belonging to Mr..
Walsh, whose loss amounts to Sll 600;
stock belonging to A. & W. sprague,
most OF which was lost The cotton
mill short distance below, was also
carried down, and the dam connected
with this, which was also owned by Mr..
Hughes, whose loss is $4,000. 1t was
leased by Mr.. Thomas Pray, whose
loss is $50, 600. All the machinery OF
the mill was lost.
Three stone buildings OF the Glen
Vile Chemical Works, filled with
chemicals and acids, was also swept
away. Loss $50, 200.
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Democratic ReioIcIngs.

PoRTLAND, Me-, May 1.-THE Demo:
crats held meeting at the City Hall
last evening, which was adjourned 10
the Market Square, for the purpose OF
denouncing. the attempts to influence
the Judgment in the impeachment.
Mr.. John Neal presided, and AND Leon H. l..
A. o. q. Smith, Gen. Saml J. Ander-
son and T. 81. Hubbard made address
es. Resolutions were adopted de-
nouncing the attempts to influence the
Judgment in the High Court OF Inn
peachment.
NEW BRUNSWICK, n. j., May lIth.-
were yery jubliant over the result OF
the vote on impeachment in the Senate.
Last evening a procession headed by q
band of music paraded the streets; 100
guns were fired and bonhres blazed all
over the city.
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Chase and HIS ..ErmInc."
Ffoyn the Pitksbtrrah Gazette.


r- These hints, these whispered insinua-
tions, these bolder declarations, these
direct and explicit charges, we, who
had never admired the politician but
were anxious to respect the judge
have steadily and frankly declined to
listen to. We held to our faith in men,
to our trust in the Chief Justice. We
were too confident. Judge Chase de-
served a stronger censure than had
been insinuated, for he has been, if
events can prove anything, guilty of
completely in the most INSCRIPTIONS
and shameless intrigue that ever dis
graced an American Senate or sullied
the Judiciary of any civilized people.
The Senators who lent themselves to
his purposes have achieved a vile
eminence in infamy, but no language
public detestation for Judge
who with the ermine around
him has polluted the fountains of JUS
tice and used its sworn exponents as
his tools. This man has, there seems,
no longer room for any doubt, availed
himself of his country's extremity to
push his personal fortunes. He has
prostitnted great trial to the dirty
uses of a political intrigue. he has
perverted his functions, falsified his
obligations, betrayed sacred trust,
dishonored confidfng people, and out
ragged the decency. of the world. But
his yaulting ambition hath o'erleaped
itself. His shameful plot has exploded
too soon for its success. He. can never
be President as he is olonger an hon
ored magistrate, but, SO long as he shall
live, as a judge or as citizen, will not
be remembered as the Chief Justice OF
q great nation, but as the chief traitor
of an abortive cabal, as,such to be the
scorn OF a people which once honored
him. Truly, these are sad times when
corruption marks and wins for its own,
one afler the other, the most exalted
servants of the Republici
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A PEN Picture of s'rhat GOOD Old
q HIs HONE ARTIs1


by HIS HOME ARTIST.
The Burlington HdtVkeye, published
at the home of Senator Grimes, in its
issue of Wednesday morning, thus
portrays the many virtues of the de,
ceased:
"Here at his home. among those who
know him well, his habits, his ability,
his aims, and desires, he was always
personally unpopular, and only found
supporters on party grounds. His
election to a responsible office gave NO
one here any individual satisfaction
No one rejoiced on his account. 1t was
always among intelligent men mat
ter ofregret that some ADLER, truer. no.
bier, more patriotic and disinterested
man did not possess the same hold on
State, and I'LL the place which Grimes
occupied, but could not honor. Every
body in this vicinity was thorough
Jy posted in the meanness which
always characterized Grimes in
private life. All knew that he sought
nothing but personal ends, and that
these were of the lowest and most sor-
did kind. All men knew that he would
do nothing on public grounds, and that
disinterestedness was virtue utterly
beyond his conception. In word,
even those persons who most consorted
with him, who might be styled hiscom-
panions, for friend he never had, never
accused him of being moved either
to public or private action by any
honorable and noble impulse. What
was the motive of this Iowa Judas, we
are unable to say; whether 1t was his
hate, or envy of others whom the peo-
pie have preferred before him; whether
his role is one OF needless perVerseness,
mere malice, wanton ingratitude, NOR
bid ana insane jealousy, or the result
of such corruption as the New York
World advised, we are unable to de-
eide. We hand him over to the future
as an example to be avoided. We
leave him to his own reflections, and
hope he will live long 10 enjoy the sc9rn
and detestation of the party he has
betrayed, the country he has wronged ,
and even OF the men whose treason he
endorses and the Copperheads whom
his baseness justifies. If he can hnd
satisfaction in such life he is welcome
to 1t. There ia will he prove himself
baser than Judas, for Judas could not
himself But whatever Grimes may
do in the future 1t is n satisfaction to
know that his public career is nearly
ended. IF he was manly enough to re-
sign the position he has so dishonored
and retire to his native obscurity, hide
himself from the public gaze, and at
last go to his grave like leper, solita-
ry, and where no man could be found
to bury him, he would evince some
appreciation of the adherence which
all honest men feel toward him. But
we do not expect anything like this
from him. His nature is too base for
conduct so manly as that BE will in
sist upon betraying the State and de-
filing the Senate" -
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TO THIS UNION VOTERS OF OHIO
COUNTY.

The Union Republican voters OF each
township OF Ohio county are requested to
assemble at their place OF vollng on satur-
day May 10th in the country at 2 P. NJ, and
in the city at ~ o'clock P. M, TO choose del
egates to the County Convention. The
County Convention viii meet at the Court
House at P. NJ. on Saturday, May q, 1865
for the purpose OF appointing new County
Executive Committee. selecting delegates
to the Republican State Convention, and
transacting such other business as may seem
proper. By order
COUNTY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
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Chief Justice-rhe motion that when /

Chief Justice-The motion that when
the Senate adjourns it adjourn to meet
at q certain date cannot now be enter
tanned, because the Senate is in process
of executing an order. a motion to
adjourn to a certain day seems to the
chair to come under the same rule, the
chair will therefore decide the motion
not In order.
Mr.. Conness-From that decision l
appeal.
The Chief Justice put the question
and directed the clerk to read the order
adopted to-day on motion of Mr.. Ed
munds, as follows:
Ordered, That the Senate do now pro-
ceed to vote on the articles according to
the rules of the Senate.
Mr.. Howard called for the yeas and
nays on the question wheather the de-
cision of the Chair should DO sustained. |.
The vote taken resulted yeas "a, nays
80. Sothe decision Of the Chief Justice
was reversed and the order to adjourn
over was ruled in order.
Mr.. Henderson moved to amend the
order by striking out the words ''zoth
inst.,p and inserting in lieu thereof the
words "wednesday the first day OF
July next" -..
The amendment was rejected.
Mr.. McCreery moved to amend the
order by making 1t read to adjourn
without day.
The amedment was rejected.
Mr.. Buckalew moved TO amend the
motion by providing for adjournment
till Monday the 25th inst.
Rejected without decision.
The question required on the order
as originally offered by Senator VIII
liams TO adjourn the Court till Tues
day the 26th inst.
The vote resulted yeas 30, nays 81.
The Chief Justice announced the re-
suit: "The Senate sitting as Court of
Impeachment stands adjourned till
Tuesday the 18th inst. at II o'clock"
The Chief Justice then LEFT the chair,
and the members ofthe House retired
to their own chamber. Spectators
who filled every seat and standing
place in the galleries, Immediately be-
gan to pour out into the halls and cor
riders, and the curtain fell for ten days
on the national drama of impeachment.
The closing scenes were not marked by
the slightest breach of decorum or good
order.
The Senate having resumed its ses-
sion took up the concurrent resolution
ofthe House for a recess until the 25th
inst. This gave rise to a discussion.
The resolution was supported by
AIes5rs. Morrill,, of Vermont, Hendricks
and Sumner, and opposed by Messrs.
Conkling, Morrill,. OF Maine, and Nye.
The concurrent resolution was agreed
10 by a vote Of 20 to 20, and the question
recurring on the resolution as amended
| il was rejected.
After an unavailing. attempt by Mr..
Morrill,, of Maine, TO call up the def
cheney bill the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
After prayer tho members proceeded
to the Senate chamber, from which Mr..
Wasnburne, as Chairman of the Com
mittee of the Whole, reported the pro-
gress of the impeachment trial.
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KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 16.-G. d.
Otes, charged with robblng the ADAM 8
was brought here yesterday from 81.
Louis and committed to Jail. He will
be sent to Texas for trial. ,-
A special dispatch to the Courier
from Nashville, states Gov. BrownIoW
was in dying condition at one O'CLOCK
Yesterday, at his home in Knoxville
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CANADA.

ToHoSro, May 16.-It is stated that
the council of the Roman Catholic
Bishops, now in session at SueDsc
6ishon OF the Province, subject to final
Confirmation by the Pope. 1t Is also
snnounced that Father David, OF Mon
ireaI will be appointed Coadtntator
Bfsfiop OF this Diocese in place OF Bish-
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NEW YORK, May 1.-THE bail of ex-
Collector CaIlicott, on trial before t5e
q. s. Circuit Court for alleged rauos
in Revenue, surrendered hlm yes.eE'
tody OF the Marshal until new bonds
could be furnished.
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Annoanfeiaents.
FOE AuDIroR OF STATE

EdiEors IntemosneeT-PIease announct
lkS the name of ALYARo +. GIBBENS o
Wood county as our candidate for Audifol
OF State, subject to the action OF the ap
State Convention.
rnylS-tc REPUBLICAN, VOTERS.
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ZOE AUDITOR.

NPE Editorg teUf0elceT:-Please announce
lES the name OF CAPT. THOMAS BoGGEsS
OF spencer, Roane county, as candidate FOL
Auditor, subject to the Republican State
C9ayendd9R;. nsS9idoR.v MANY VOTERS.
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AusUsrA. Me-, May 15.-The storm
vhich commenced Wednesday night,
ceased to-day, and the river here ls
yery high, which greatly Dement'S the
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FOR COHGREss.

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SS the name of GES. I. a. DUyAL as our
candidate for ConRTe.s from this tdrst) Con.
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FnR C0NGRE6S.

~ We are authorized TO announce
G<S JOSEPH II. MoWHoRTER, ESQ as
candidate for Congress in the Third DisLLlcL aIi
nnFT1InaffnU convention.
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ATLANTA, GA, May 16.-A soldier
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negro servant Of suffer, TINS evening.
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Ross Hears From KANSAS.

WASHINGTON, May I6.
The following dispatch was received by
Senators Pomeroy and Ross:
LEAvENwoRTH, Kansas, :.
Kansas has heard the evidence and
demands the conviction of the Prest.
dent.
Signed, D. R. AET9oNY,
aud one thousand others.
To the above Senator Ross has sent
the following reply: