Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-04
FoLIrHaL-The following elections occur
d turing the remainder OF April:

FoLITHAL.-The following elections occur
during the remainder Of April
April 6.-Conue nueciicnt-GeneraI. April g.
ida Recon truction April 7-wiscousln-
judicial, April E.16--Sou,h Carolina Re
eon> >Iuetion. April ,7-1s,-LOuisiana-R-cou
stTuction. April 20-25.-Georgia-Reconr
ton. April p1-23.-North Carolina-Recon-
struction. ~.
Rev. Sam aeI Godfrey, lafayette, Indi
ana, is a candidate for Con gress from that dis
trict.
Judge Hubbard having declined a re.
nomination from the Sixth District Of Iowa,
the Hon. Q. +. Clarkson Is spoken Of as his
successor. Tp sHs
The Democratic Convention of Cook
County, H., on Saturday elected forty.eight
del gat-s to the State Convention, AMI unani-
mously passed resolutions favoring Pendleton
for the Presidency.
= 1t is stated to be extremely doubtful il
the democrats Of Tennessee will enter into the
coming Presidential campaign.
- The new Copsti Of Michigan, which
is to be submitted to a pepular vote, contains a
provision for impartial suffrage. The electors
viii also pass upon the question of annual or
biennial sessions Of the legislature and of
prohibition.
The Rhode Island House Of Representa-
tives on Monday last adopted resolution sub.
mIttiDg to people two propositions of amend.
ment to the Cons of the State, the first
extending the right Of suffrage to naturalized
citizens tho served in the war and have been
honorably discharged, and the second extend
ing the same right to all naturalized citizens
upon the same conditions as native citizens
The Chicago Times asserts: Not even the
Democracy of Ohio is more heartily or unani.
mous1y for Mr.. Pendleton than the Democracy
OF Illinois. And the sentiment Is spontaneous.
The Hon. James F. Babcock, Of New
Haven, denies that he ever announced his in.
tenton TO marry one OF his own sex.
Hon. Linton Stephens and Gen John b.
Gordcn addressed the democracy Of Richmond
county, Ga, Thursday night, advising the peo-
pie to vote against the recon uction constitu.
ton. The contest for Governor is becoming
excited, and the friends of Mr.. Irwin, the in
dependent candidate, and Bullock, (Repub.
hcan,) are working hard for their respective
candidates.
NOMINATIONS By THE PRKsIpKNr.-The
President yesterday sent to the Senate the fol.
lowing nominations :-Hedgeman Slack to be
United States Marshal for West Virginia.
John W. Barnaclo to be justice of the peace for
the District of Columbia. John Ayres and
Nicholas Quintana to be agents for the In.
dians in New Mexico.
RECEIPTS FROM CUsToMs-The receipts
from customs at the ports below named from
March 23d to 3lst, inclusive. were as follows
Boston. s553,2i917; New York. 50. cog, ,is7. ~:
Philadelphia, S365, 77S.i9: Baltimore, SloI.557. IS
Total, S5,0Ci, ,U71.G0.
THE WHITE HOUsE.-A number of visitors
were at the Executive Mansion this morning,
nearly all Of whom Were admitted to see the
President. Mr.. Grosteck, of the Presidents
counsel: Mrs. Ann s. Stephens. the authoress:
General Thomas, Collector Smythe Of New
York, and Dan Rice We're among those who
had an interview with the Executive
CONSCIENCE -Secret,ry McCulloch this
morning received the following letter enclosing
500, and post-marked Fremont, Ohio:
ss7reasurer of Z. S.-The enclosed $40 belongs
TO the U. S. Treasury. Please credit it to a
Union defender, and apply IL on impeachment
Of The President. Yours, &C."
INTERNAL REVENUE he receipts from this
source to-day were sG5s.7Sl.s5; for the week
s5,o5S, ,7C4.73; and for the fiscal year to date
S147, 400, l69.54.