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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-04

Elections In Oregon and Nevada, etc.
SAN FRANCIsco, June 1.-The election
in Oregon On the LIST, resulted in Demo
cratic triamph. A Democratic Congress
men was elected By 1000 majority. All
the Denloeratie comfy tickets are elected,
except Marion, which gives q Republican
majority of 800. Portland gives q Demo
cratic majority. Nearly all the Legisla-
tive and county officers are Democratic.
A dispatch of June lst, from Gala Hill,
Nevada, announces the election of the en-
tire Republican ticket for local officers, by
from 400 to 500 majority.
The nomination Of Grant and COliax
excited much enthusiasm.
New diggings have been discovered be-
tween Rough river and Chilean creek.
Battery + has been ordered TO Setka FROM
Portland, by steamship.
A dispatch from Washington Territory
reports earthquakes at several points. The
new Mission Church at Tullay was badly
shaken.
The San Francisco. Board Of Brokers
adopted a resolution to sell all mining
stocks BY the share.
The China steamer tomorrow takes two
Thousand barrels Of -four.
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POstponement of var. Davis, trial.

POsfpenemenG of var. Davis Trial.
Is RICHMOND, June s.-The United States
Court met this morning, Chief Justice
Chase and judge Underwood presiding.
The Chief Justice called the case Of
Jefferson Davis. when Mr.. sAnderson, Of
Mississippi, one Of the counsel Of the de-
Tense, read an.argument for postponement
till October, signed by Messrs. Eyarts and
0ConnOr. ga
The Chief Justice then asked if the
counsel were ready for trial, independent
Of this stipulation, s-..--.s.s..sassa =.
Gov. Wells, for the prosecution, replied
chat, in view Of the absence Of the District
Attorney, whose wife was in dying con
dition; the absence Of the prisoner, cansed
by stipulation, and the absence Of Mr..
Evarts, who stood in the postum of more
directly representing the AtioEifsy General,
the case could not well be gone on with.
He suggested some day Of the term in DC
tober when the Chief Justice could attend.
The counsel for defense then moved a
postpOnement till next term, which the
Chief Justice granted, saying at the same
time that had the trial taken place in May,
4 year ago last fall, or now, It would have
been more convenient for him, "a he was
ready 10 try the case. He would, however,
attend next term if possible IN view of his
other duties.
The witnesses, Including Gen. Robert +.
Lee, were recognized to appear on the 4th
Monday in November, and the prisoner
bail bond was renewed. 9u s..arH
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FHR doom OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

During the tendency of the impeach,
ment trial great stress was laid upon the
conviction Of the President as necessary
to the success of the Radical party. On
the,l2h of May, Gen. schenck, of Ohio,
as Chairman Of the Republican Congress
sional Committee, telegraphed to promi
nent Radicals in various portions of the
country, that there was "great danger to
the peace of the country and the Re-
publican cause if impeachment fails,
and urging them to send to their Sena-
tors public opinion, so as to force them
to vote for conviction, even against their
judgment This confession told the
story. After full canvass of the subs
ject it was the deliberate conviction of
the Radicals composing that committee
that if impeachment failed, the Radical
party would fail in the coming election.
There is other evidence bearing upon this
point as conclusive as that of General
Sehenck. The New York Independent,
whose editor, Theodore Tilton, spent
considerable time in Washington during
the progress of the trial, said: srs
zone fact that will have some weight
with genuine Republicans-the fact thai,
if Mr.. johnson is acquitted, reconstruction
and the Republican party are destroyed to-
gether." s.es
To the same effect wrote John w.
Forney, then Secretary of the Senate.
He said:
"Should the Senate Of the Unitdd States
fail to convict Andrew johnson on the ac-
cusatiOns of the House, not an electoral
vote, with the exception Of the vote OF
| West Virginia, Missouri and Tennessee,
will be given TO Gen. Grant in the South
ern States next November"
Thad. Stevens was more positive than
either Tilton and Fornoy, for he de-
clared: iraa1 Gatr it
off the President is not convicted the
Radical candidate will carry but two
Northern States-Massachusetts and Yer
mont" I
Here we have the prediction boldly
put forth by the leader of the Radicals
in the House of Representatives and
other lesser lights, that if the President
was acquitted, the Radical party would
not only be defeated this fall, but would
be destroyed altogether" In this in.
stance, they are doubtless true prophets.
The first election since the acquittal OF
the President occurred in Oregon on the
LIST inst, and the Democrats made clean
sweep, eleeting almost every candidate in
the field So Overwhelming victory
hardly entered into the dreams of the
Democracy of that State, but the attempt
of the Radicals to destroy republican
government by striking down the Presi-
dent has done the work ..tfti
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raniarllIe No. Il

/ LOUISVILLE, June 3.-The attendance
Al the raees to-day was much larger than
that OF yesterday. The weather was clear
aud plessant, The following il the result
BIZ the second day > sport First race-Gly
and Merchants Purse, $4O0, for four year
oIds-two mile heats--eDtries a follows:
James FossIo's b. C WOoiforsly A. Arm
strong's oh. C Woodlawn,; A. x. Richards
b. c. John Porter distaaeed 10. the first
mile of the first heat Time-3.5l, 4.35.
Second Race-Uniied States Hotel Purse
$3.50, mile heats for all ages The entries
ere a. follOwa: James Ford's b. e four
years old. BY LexiBglon dam By Alert.
f,z3;B. B. Cheathan's b. b. Oollawab,
aged, 81, Thomas Stewards b. G. JohH
Hunter, four yeaes old, 1874; A. j. Arm
stEong's b. <. john Scott. aged Az. Time
Ll:5l4, l:504, l:55. q.
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NEW YORK DISPATCHES.
ExamInation OF West Point CRdets-
Do Chief Justice Chase, etc, etc.

CHIEF Justice Chase, etc, etc.
New YORK, June 3.--Tbe annual eK-
animation Of the Military Cadets Of West
Point commenced yesterday, the corps
passing in review before the Board Of Nisi-
tors. The graduating class this year is
somewhat smaller than that Of last year.
A corps Of Naval Cadets from Annapolis
will attend the examination near the close,
in their own vessel. - ilsaaV I'll.
George Washington, a negro boy only
eighteen years, was hung for arson in
Kingston, N. C., on Friday, He confessed
his crime. "a .tl l.sI
A Washington letter TO the Herald says
Judge Chase recently expressed himself in
unison with the Democratic party on every
point except that Of universal suffrage, and
If he was elected BY that party he would
carry out their policy faithfully and labor
TO make the party one Of permanent use
fitness but he does not want the Presi-
dency and is not a candidate for nomination,
and would not assume Office at the saerahee
Of his honest convictions. On lhe gen eral
Issues, he expressed highly COnseTvai i've
ideas, favoring material government aid TO
the Southern States a general amnesty,
and strongly deprecating harsh measures
Of Congress on Fenian questions, and
favors an early return to specie payments.
A Washington dispatch says Mr.,
AdaInS, in his testimony yesterday before
the managers, denied everything said by
ThhrIow Weed, relative to Adams part 10
the alleged bargaining for votes Of the Sen
atoTs. ..r,.s.-..t ...-
st. Domingo adgices state that Baez had
$50, 600 worth OF drygoOds Of Caracas
merchant, on which to raise money. -
81. Thomas dates Of May 10Th, state the
Danish Commissioner was To sail June lst
for New York, on his way TO Washinglon
70 negotiate for The sale Of the remaining
Danish add West Indian possessions, and
hurry up the ratification Of ihe late treaty
of aale. s...s .-.-. -.z.s
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nrsrNrsa NnrICE.

Capt TaoNAs S. HAYS. having purchased an
interest in the UNION AND DrsPArcH, becomes
from this date one CT its proprietors. The hrm
name Of the new concern win be JoSEs. HAYS
4 Co.. by whom the business of the establish
ment win be continued as heretofore, at the old
stand, corner Church and Cherry streets. Oppo-
site the postofiee- .t..-.-
Capt. Hays was born aud raised in this city.
and is we'll known for his courtesy and aIniabili-
" as q gentleman, as we'll as for intelligence,
integrity and promptness as a. man Of business
He win have charge Of the business department
Of the office. and will befound in our counting
room. -...., -st +.t....
The entrr business Of the old firm having
passed into the hands Of the new. Capt Hays
will also settle that and will give all proper re-
cepts and aequitances .-a.
Being fully prepared to do all kinds Of print
ing promptly and in the best manner. the new
firm solicit continuance of the liberal patron
age extended to the old. .I ...-.
January 10. 1868. ~. ..t.I
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and wise foresight which their importance
demands.
Mr.. Pendlelon is gentleman Of aplen--
did intellectual requirements, proioundi
thinker and experienced staiesman, and
thoroughly and incorrBptibly honest and
truthful 10 all the relations Of lie. a De-
mocrat Of the old school, he has, in all the
changing and fnctusting events Of the past
eight years, shown bis devotion to prinei-
pie, by his unwavering adhesion TO the
principles of constitutional government as
established and expounded by the fathers
of the republic. That he is vastly popular
with the people of the West and North Is
shown by the nnaBimity with which they
have demanded his nomination as the
standard-bearer of the party in the APP
proaehing canvass.
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PENDLETON IN CaLIFORNVa.

The Martiwez (CaL Express, in speak,
ing of the proceedings of the California
Democratic State Convention, called to
select delegates to the New York Con
yentiOn, says aas t.' at.-
Enthusiasm was the order of the day,
and everything gave token that the De-
mocracy of California are bound to hold a
victorious banner in November. Compli-
mentary notice was given to Governor
Haight, bot there was no mistaking the
fact that the choice of the convention for
President, as we believe it to be the choice
of the Democracy of the State, is for Geo.
II. Pendleton, of Ohio.n
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A N A Q II
TO EnfSree the Bnilding and Repair
ing of Sidewalks and CuFbinks.


BE 1T ENACTED By THECITY COUN-
1. ell Of the city Of Nashville. That u shalt DO
the duty Of the Chairman Of the Street Con-
mittee. when directed By the street Committee,
10 give written or printed notice 10 the owners
Of lots in the city, 10 tho agents OF the own
ers, % have the sidewalks and curbings 10 front
Of said lots repaired, or pavements and cafhngs
on said sidewalks constructed and laid d0SSn an
der the direeffen OF the City Engineer, and In
accordance with tho established grades within
wenty-days after the reception Of such notice
Be GgPsr rSsr s enacted THAT hS be the
duty Of the City Marshal 10 serve, or cause the
said notices TO be served, and indOrso thereon
The date OF service and on whom served, ana
who shall Gle and enter the same, or make lis;
/ thereof giving the name Of the person on whom
the Same was served. and the date Of tho service
s. be Il farther enacted. That IL any owner or
| agent Of the owner Of Lots. in front n which
| pavement or cuTbing Is required 20 DO 0uilt or
or repair the same within tbs time required In
the notices served on such owner or agent he
I sho or they shall Forfeit and pay 10 the city
fne Of FIVE dollars. 20 be assessod against the
party 20 in default. and collected A. other fines
are collected from parties IN default. o. vio-
| laiing other ordinances Ol the city and alter
/ the first line OF Eve dollars u aasessed against
any such delinquent owner or agent, " they
/ shall fail or refuse 10 build repair sidewalks
as required, for the space Of ten DAYS alter such
1 fine Is mp0sed, then such delinquent shall fOf-
teit anu pay 10 Ahu CITY n unt u hhe uliidfH
each day their said pAvements aud eurbings re
speciively shall remasn nnbuilt OF unr8paiFod,
10 be assessed aud collected a. other lines against
delinquents or viOlat0rs 0f the ordinances %
the eiiy are assessed aud collected.
g. BE u further enacted, That "a shall lie The
duty OF the City Marshal to give, Or cause % be
given 10 ths Police Commissioner information Of
the violations Of this act, in order that proper
proceedings may be Instituted under this act
for tho recovery Of the lines aiofeseid.
s. Be q further enacted. That 10 cases whore
the nstics cannot be served on the owner Of a
lot the pavement or curbinE Of which i re-
quired TO DO built or repaired. or the agg3t %
such owner, il shall be the duty OF the Street
COMMITTEES to have such curbinE. pavement. or
sideIgalk constructed or repaired, under the di-
reetiou and according % the grades established
By the CITY Engineer, and the cost thereof shall
be assessed npon such iot aud collected A. the
taxes on such lot are collected. and shall cOnsti
tuie a lien IN favor OF tbe city on sneh DOT. and
shall remain 4 ehaEze on such lot until The
amount 50 expended BY the city Ia buildlag or
repairing as herein provided for. j. fully pad.
{. bet farthsr enacted. That this act shall
take effect frsm and after 10 passage.
e,nf Iw AZ. ALDEN. Mayor
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fculty protected by the police. Nearly
every soldier stationed here voted Con-
serystive, a fact extremely distasteful to
Grant and bis friends.
The receipts Of The telegraph Office since
they surrendered TO Butlers committee
are diminished, as many persons here de-
cline transmitting confidential communi-
cations through that medium"
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OUR AGENTS.

JOHN W. FAXON. Of the Northern Bank
of Tennessee. is our authorized agent at Ciarks-
vile. Tennessee. to reesive-and receipt for sab
scriptions and advertisements for the UNION AND
DIsPAFCH. ..alr I- ..H -.i r.i $50
d S. B. R0zRLL. Of Franklin. Is cur euthor-
ICED agent for Williamson and adjoining eOun-
ties. to receive and receipt for subscriptions to
the UNION AND DIsPAF0H. firLaT aszf
DR., J. b. MATTHRWS. Druggist. Odd Eel
lows Han Building. WoOdland street. is our
authorized A gent to receive and receipt for adj
yertising and subscriptions in Edgefeld- Orders
delivered to him will be promptly attended to.
He viii also keep the Daily UNION AID Dis
P TOH on sale E frt
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Son. naehaaan,s Oraer.

Z NEW ORLEANS, Jnae THE aBxiously
looked for order Of Gen. Buchanan rela-
tive to elections was promulgated today
IL annoEnces State, parish and judicial Of
fcers, bun makes no mention Of municipal
elections. IL states that the eivil govern
nenl hereby provided for is proyisionsl 80
character until after the 18th article shall
have become part Of the Constitution.
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THE indianapolis Sentiael says: 80
fatal was the failure Of impeachment
considered by the leading minds Of the
Radical party. that, we have the best auN
thority for stating, Mr.. Colfax himself
declared in Washington that if impeach-
nlert failed Gen. Grant weuld not be a
candidate for the Presidency" The
pressure Of party necessity has forced
General Grant to offer himself up as the
aforlorn hope" of Radicaim, but his
supposed military popularity will avail
very little IN arresting the tide that is al
ready 50 strongly setting in against that
marty. 1851.
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nomocra.ie state Convention.

MONTGOMERY, June 3,-The Alabama
Democratic Stale Convention met to-day.
Hon. w. CreDshaW was elected President.
A committee was appointed to report on
resolutions and business. The feeling IL
very strong in favor Of sending delegates
10 the National Democratic Convention in
New York. Two hundred and forty six
delegates we're present, and the greatest
enfhnsiaam prevailed.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-04

TIE Union and Dispatch, the leading
and most influential Democratic Journal at
Nashville, declared most warmly for Pen
dlelon yesterday, and recommends the
State Convention, which meets next Tues
day, 10 declare its preference for Pepdle-
too, Who is nov sure OF The vote OF fennes-
see in the National Convention ouisuille
Journal, june 3.
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r..,,,lIv Froren % Deatl,.

Ros1ox. june 3.--New Foundland pa
pers inst received here, report that Thomas
RudgeIl. his wife aRd Eve ehildren, were
frozen 10 death ia boat while endeaYoFiDg
70 90 to a neighboring settlement from has
home At Green Bay, % procure provisions
Of which they we're entirely destitute. ss
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nnrICr rn nr1.FGArEs.

The delegates attending the Demos
cratic State Cobventiou. in order 10 avail
themselves of the halt fare arrangement
with the different railroad companies
must at the time Of purchasing their
tickets % KAshvine--ask iOf and re-
ceive, Of the agent what is call a returR
certificate, which they win have signed
by the Secretary of the convention be-
fore starting home
The Conservative press requested 20
copy. -
PERsoSAL.-Capi Thos. L. DOdd, ofthe
Glasgow (Kyl Time, Is in the city.
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