New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-02


Majority for Hawkins, 123l4
The five counties from which returns have not been
ceyed Jackson, Lewis RoaDe, sequatchie, aud Van
Buren, Tho.whoe Republican ticket elected is as fol
lows:
Judges Supreme Court-Alvin Hawkins George An
Attorney General aud Reporter-Tbomas H. Caldwell.
The Radical Republicans met in Convention
at Jackson Mississippi yesterday, with A. Burwe Of
Vicksburg President A Committee Resolutions and
Platform appointed. Nothing definite has yet been
done. Senator Robinson Of South Carolina present
Gen. Ames, commanding theMiltary District made his
appearance on the floor and assured the Convention of
his hearty approval and observation-disclosures
A dispatch from San Francisco says the Dem
ocratic State Convention has adjourned sine due It
passed resolutions opposing o. the adoption Of the Fiji
teenth Amendment approving the rejection by Congress
OF the Alabama Treaty and ndOrsBg the State Admins
tratiOn. Committee appointed to prepare an ad.
dress on Chinese Labor in California.
The Philadelphia Democratic County Con-
venton yesterday nominated for Ooroner-James Stew
art; Clerk Of Quarter SessiOns-John Ahern. The pro
ccedngs Of the Convention were characterized by dis
orderly and ruianly conduct throughout. One james
Doughery delegate was thrust from second story win
dow and was very seriously If not fatally, injured.
REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE THE RE-
! MOYAL OF MARSHAL BARLOW DEMANDED.
The monthly meeting of the General Union
Republican Committee was held last evening at the
Headquarters at Broadway and Presi-
dent j. v Ordey occupied the chair and about IS dele
gates we're present The resignation OF Gorge OF
the Eighth District was accepted, and Bent f. Sehafer
| was admitted as member IN his stead. An amendment
Co the bylaws making 10 the duty of the President OF the
General Committee 20 call the City and County COnven
tons TO order warmly discussed, and finally adopted
by decisive majority. Charles s. Spencer, from
the special committee appointed TO investigate Marsha
Barlow's conduct, reported that they had carefully
heard testimony which clearly showed that Mr. Barlow
n selecting his subOrdnates had aimed merely TO gra
himself and not TO build up the party, and Mr. Spence
thercupOn presented string OF resolutions emphatlca
cOndemnlng the Marshal FOR his independent course AM
calling on President Grant 70 him. This repOr
was signed by &. s. Spencer, j. +. EleTy, and j. Q
Miller. minority report and resolution presented by
John d. Lawson. declared substantially that there wa
no occasion whatever for the General Committee
interfere with the Marshal IN any way
very lively discussion eusned IN which II was argue
that the Marshal had served his country nOOy and tina
however much he might ignore local ORGANIZATIONS,
there was not a single Democrat In his Office On IA
other hand IL was asserted that thousands OF other me
had done Just much for The defense OF the nation an
that BaroW's appOintces we're from the country 10 wa
evident that majority those present regarded Wit
dsappruval the Murshas failure 90 use his patronag
for the especial purpose OF building mp the Rcpublca
Marty I'm this city, for Sinclair TOuceys motion 70 lay IN
report the table, and John H. Whites motion 10 pos
poue action upon for month, were both lost and IN
! report finally adopted, a Neas To "a Nays.
THE TWENTY THIRD-sT. ORGANIZATION.
At the regular meeting of the Union Repub
cau General Committee, held last evening AT the cOrne
OF Broadway and Twenty thrd.st James W. Booth wa
elected President rice the late Hon Henry j. Raymond
resigned Eueas Elliott elected First NlcePresdei
| in place OF Mr.. Booth and DAVID Miller was electe
| Treasurer rice John kcyscr resigned.