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lsSg-s; ever held IN I1ogisana. vss held in
Lafayette Square las, night. s-sersl
Catholic Cisrgy men. and colered reprrsen-
taiiv from Democratic Clubs were on the
stand. A large number Of Negroes were
procession. Resolutions were adopted en-
dorsing the nominations and platform Of
the New York Convention. pledging the
cordial support Of the Louisiana Democra-
cy, declaring slavery dead, and beyond the
power Of any man to resuscitate it, con-
demning the constitution of the State, ex-
pressing alarm at the course of the LeRis-
latur. now in session, returning thanks to
President Johnson, and expressing feelings
of kindness toward the negro people Of the
State and city, referring TO the recent
election in Mississippi as an instance Of
what can be done by proper course to-
wards the negro population resolutions
condemning the course pursued by United
States officers and soldiers towards the
citizens during the late administration
of military authorities were also passed.
Political Convention.
WHEELING, July 17.-In the Demo-
cratic State Convention of West Virginia
to-day, J. N. Camden was nominated for
Governor. Go. II. Pendleton and Srna-
tor Thurman addressed the Convention,
which was very large aud enthusiastic.
COLUMBIA, IS. CT July l7.-Frederick
A. Sawyer was elected United States Sen-
ntor for the long term on the Sth ballot.
The MissoNi State Republican Con-
vention was held at Jefferson City to-day.
1t nominated Col. McClurg, present Rep
resen.ative in Congress. for Governor f.
p. Staneyard for Lieutenant Governor;
John Rodman for Secretary Of State, and
o. Dallmeyer for Auditor.
West Indies.
HAVANA. July headquarters give
Hayti dates to July 18th.
President Salnave has proclaimed him
self Emperor and has fortified tho Capitol.
He had issued decree banishing all who
sought refuge in foreign countries. Three
days warning were given, at the expiration
Of which they would be treated as band
its. ..s.,t....' ..tI
CHARLESTON. July 2o.-A fatal distcm-
per or dog murrain is prevailing among
the cattle drought Georgia. Numbers OF
fine mich cows have died of the disease.
WEALTHY SNOBs.-A New York cor.