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Ihe reso dtion of the Pennsylvania
Conveh .,on, instrucing the delegates
10 C.hcago to vote as unit for Grant
AZ. ID Curtin, was passed by vote OF
SO to 40.
Attorney General Stanbery has re-
signed his seat in the Cabinet, in or,
der that he may be untrammeled with
official duties, while acting as coun-
sci for the President.
Half the Delegates chosen by
South Carolina Republican Conven-
tion to go the Chicago National Con-
vention, are colored men, and the
candidate for Secretary of State is q
colored man.
In the United States District Court
at Richmond Tuesday, the trial OF
jeff. Davis, which was for the 4th
Wednesday of March, was postponed
by Judge Underwood till April 18th
The Ohio Legislature is likely tc
repeal the law authorizing the new
State seal, of which the State has
purchased about $4,000 worth. II
the law is repealed the State will be
without an authorized seal.
The late bresking up of the ice in
Black river. Lorain county, O., Oc.
casioned much damage in and
around Elyria. Several dams and
bridges were carried away, and the
loss will reach several thousand dol.
lars.
The Committee of Ways and Means
has, it is understood, come to the
conclusion that the total internal rev.
enue needed to meet the expenses OF
Government, can be collected from
spirits, tobacco, incomes and storage
duties.
The election of the Republican
candidates for municipal offices ir
Memphis, on Saturday, is source ot
great modification to the rebel jour
nails of that city. They publish
figures to show that the colored vots
carried the day. Thus the rebe
f candidate for trustee received 2,52s
votes, of which only SO were cast by
blacks, while his Republican op
, ponent had 1851 votes, of which 40s
, were cast by whites.
The New York Herald Dem. )says
"Against all drawbacks, the Re
publicans of New Hampshire held
their ground. They triumphed il
the late election over all these oh
structions in rallying under tha flag
of General Grant as their candidate
for the next Presidency. This was
in fact, the initial fight for testing th'
popularity of General Grant as {.
Presidential candidate, and the re
! suit shows that he cannot be beaten
NASHVILLE, Tenn. March 9.
The election for county officers, 81
/, far as heard from, throughout th'
State, passed Off very quietly. The
Republicans in nearly all the cOun
ties elected their candidates by {
large majority. In Wilson and Smitl
counties the Conservatives were sue
cessful, owing to the divisionsin thu
Radical party. The changes effec
ted by the election on Saturday will
exert very powerful influense upor
unity, strength, and permanency O
the Republican party in the State.
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At Epping, New Hampshire, last
week, while Mr.. Horace Maynard
was addressing a Republican audi.
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stove some substance, the fumes OF
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Republicans of the old Granite Stale,
as the returns of the election show.
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