New-York tribune., 1869-03-11
LATER.

! excitement cOOred sergeantatarms was appointed
against whom white member leyelled his PISTOL whe
attempting to make arrest, The latter taken IN
charge Of by the police.
motion to ask the Mayor to withdraw the police
force defeated but that officer shortly after with
drew the police force from the hall The nominations
were then gone into and resulted follows For Gov
ernor, H. H. Wells for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, DIR. j. d.
Harris, (coored for Attorney General Thomas r. Bow
den; for Congressman at Large, A. NJ. Crane
Resolutions were passed indOrsing the Admins
tration in favor of universal suffrage and thanking the
President for restoring Gems Sheridan and Reynolds to
the commands from which they had been removed.
GEORGIA REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
Pursuant to a call of the State Central
Committee, Convention of the Union Republican party
of Georgia met in Atlanta the 9TH inst There were
present 238 delegates, representing 1O4 counties The
HON. Benz Coney President Of tho State Senate. was
chosen President OF the Convention. The Committee
Resolutions. through their Chairman, the Hon. Foster
Bodgett, made the following report, which was unani
mously adopted by rising vote with great enthusiasm
Where's Through usurpaons Of unlRw organized body
claiming to be the General Assembly Of Georgia the personal civil aud
the hands and tie mercy Of their most uureenug and inscriptions
WisG The los, ollie hy Republican, who have fallen % t9o hands
remains uuTessed before the courts Of the country dsaees to
HIerSas Hy reason Of the u,urp,on unavly oar1si
General Assembly Of this State We dued and dsba from such
enjoyment and exercise f the pysglunteel to
BY
faithful thereof those rights privileges and mmungs
desires shall neither mseyresen,ed by the few who for selfish T
poses have assumed to speak for u.s. nor ms6onued By the great mt'1
element body Poitche unon Republican parry Of deoA-
That We es,T as The to great % objects & a. q .ls Coasis &
queut exclusion om political power Of certain class Of those WIG Pa
mi Of Che cooTe race tLeby Increasing The strength
Of Tie loyal element Of The body polite
the action known the General Assembly OF
this STATE Whereby , qI9, Of Esmpgr "6o lsl ,~9I9 70 %
port ie ,onsulgtoI oI we .Htl Z 20 49,. i v m &
defiance oe Of Congress frug the terms upon witch he
vil failure to comply terms grant uuuau,a
Of one TIE fundamental objects whole reeolsucton policy Of
That .sl General Assembly has exercised The power thus uang
violation Of tie Constitution rpan The prs'eI Of ih1 ueFby oH
oppose Government and have thus violated he other aad
s b S,, Goyemcn, Of GsoS ESw practically as com
petey uuder the ouio Of those who the Government Of tie
or aaas tie year., o5 and s esnao,
% hee evils do hot arise rom aay failure the part or Congress
in the enactment ot' laws but are directly attributable 70 The peculiar
therefore earnestly and urgently ask that Congress vii provide iot
reassembug poous elected the General Assembly April
s, exclusion om the organization oi those who are ineligible
That de,r, e charged enemies but o. ibs
government and ou h such n'siferoses By The United state, Gos
the Reconstruction acts which should control The Organization Of
Tst when ths Reconstruction COnEr." fay
compiled With and Georgia shall have beea recognized state 10 the
IA e USon and would depfss,c sr Get q coas., oos 70
Of The saa O State shat would not equally apPP to
That We return thank, to Almighty God r the last victory
siS9n sisso9 Sa,D 's Fis re- SS9 & Si sai
70 the Nieefiesieny oI shs nor, snIs .' A .t 10 p @
that tbey execute - loyal people q ho Gated states
admirable inaugural address o Prs,dgai Gal and p l al,
ism and true ssman.lip Of Is peerless chief - c..,.,
uhiea M S., PioG'sa t S} o i 5o t n s btSs Is
an IA lAT for ia enf
Tls we un5oandd confidence Ms Excellence Rgtl' b
psr'eeu'on 'ad 'u,s has on al o,'oas 9s,a
fully ndorse and approve the u His EresB m inviting Tho
Congress the uala"ia oIHlion 9i r,'oaon.
pledge 70 the hearty support Of h administration In The m
on motion, the Convention adjourned die, with
cheers for President Grant
ELECTIONS IN ORANGE, n. J.
The town elections of Orange were held on
Tuesday and resulted in the success Of the Democratic
ticket by the unanimous reelection OF Mayor Ferry ana
the Democratic Surveyors OF Highways by majority Oh
2Oi In the First Ward the Republican ticket received
majority OF "a; in the Second Ward the Democracy
had majority OF II the City ticket, but
the Republican Ward ticket was electedi IN
the Third Ward the Democratic candidate for Council
man was elected by majority OF H. The new Council
will stand ve Republicans 20 four Democrats In East
Orange the contest was upon the Town COMMITTEE
Three tickets were In tho field, independent Of political
lines and a part OF each ticket successful In the
towns Of Bloomfield and Montclar, whore elections we're
held on Monday, the Republicans elected their entire
ticket
GEN. SHERIDAN AT EEw-oRLEANs.
New-Orleans had another sensation on Satur-
day last A Copperhead dispatch to The LousrWe
O0ueJoiTaI tells how the nows Of the reappontment
Phil Sheridan that department was received IN tho
Crescent City:
The order received here ntoIght which assigns Liout
Gen Phil Sheridan 10 tine command Of this department.,
has created a profound depression among the citizens
Nothing else is talked OF In the Clubs and tho rounda of
the st. Charles Is filed with n crowd eager for further In
tegence Tho order surprised every one at hehdquar
ters and mono more than Gen. Buchanan Groups OF
men are cOngregatod Canal st. gOomy discussing the
order 1t Is thought that sheridan's coming
unpopulaTity. being known TO President Grant:
IL was said by moderate Republicans that II
oarpetbaggors aud negroes are eIultant and cannot
conceal their delight Yarmouth i said 70 DO alarmed
at the prospect as no fears Sheridan may hamper h'
aud perhaps take the rons out OF his hands Prepara-
tions to receive sheridan are IreeIy ulsonaeu " to
negroes, who expect galaday Inc different Demo,
cratic clubs IL is said, will every e1eron 70 avoid
any collision with the negroes"
Tho unpopularity" Of Gen. Sheridan with certain
class Of people In Orleans who used TO indulge In
the pasme OF numbering scalawsg carpet baggers and
"niggers" by Wholesale in tho palmy days OF A. j., viii
DO remembered by the general reader and II will also be
remembered that the General was removed from the
department bebause Of his unpopulary with exactly this
class He is doubt reassgned TO duty at NewOreans
on account Same Dub laW'aDlulnB
citizens VIII rejoice at his Irourn in tho faith, likely
10 be disappointed that he business and that he
just the to make white Rebels aud negroes alike
behave themselves and obey the laws.
The Indianapolis journal states that the
boiling Democrats OF the Indiana Legislature Who OF
course expect be reelected to I'll the vacancies caused
by their own resignation, have determined qualify
unless the Republican members Will agree 10 abandon
all attempts 10 pass the XVIII Amendment TO the Cons
NJ fhe Whi do
sefrespect, and ought not TO do This revolutionary
In -LIIA AnaLrn