New-York tribune., 1869-06-04

A Special Committee of the Republican Con-
yention OF Washington County, pennsylvania N"o ~ ~
areport in favor Of appOrtioning delegates 10
Conventions hereafter according to the heluo'"u W.,
of each District Ithe preceding general eiec'o "'
plan il good one and ought to be geheruJ auoPVou'
Tho Committee appointed by the Virginia
Colored state Convention waited on Cen Candy at hch-
nond Yesterday with petition that he should issue an
order giving colored people equal rights in cars and
steamboats Gen. Candy declined TO interfere IN the
ater aud referred them to the Courts as the proper
place the redress Of any grievances that may exist
The Washington correspondent of The Boston
Arer saws that the talk in that city among the poll
tciaus the effect that the Republican State ConVeh
ton Of Pennsylvania which meets in philadelphia on he
9th ns VIII be asked to declare itself on the Alabama
claims question. The persons moving in the matter are
said to support the views Of Mr. Sumner
The Allegheny County Pa) Republican Con-
vcntion which met on the 1s instant. nominated Win
much unanimity the following ticket for County Ohicers
Co,trfhg Treasmer-Joseph T; Denniston.
D'rsciSr Of he Poor-Abdiel Mcclure.
SaaIG-Ifueh s. Flemmiug
clerk Of Colrts-Joseph Browne
Rec0rdsr-Thomas II. Hauter.
HcgiSteT-JOseph II. Cray. -
Cart Of Orphans C0tut-AleXanuer iIlghlauuS
ConntV COBupisSiOner-C. B. BOstwlck.
An election in the five new wards of Auburn,
V which took place on the nst resulted as fol-
lows
1st ward-Alderman-N Peabody, Rep 50 maj.
1ii ward-SnPervisor- J. Webster. Dem. 50 maj
6th Ward-A -Alderman-Owen Gavigan Rep, "a maj. .
9th -AldeTmau-COrneiu s.. Underwood kep, ~
mj. -, -rs... Dan % mai
7th Ward-SudervsOT-JOhn Underwood, Rep, 70 mai
7th -Aldeman-Asa A. Sergeant, Rep, 40 MAJ.
9Th Ward-Alderman-Henry 5 Dunnlhg KeppS inaJ'
The Judiciary Committee of the Massachu-
sets House of Representatives have prepared and re-
ported bill which embodes in the Statutes OF the Com
onweah the United States law in regard to the cleo
ton of United States Senator. AS the matter STANDS
now IL the two branches should disagree in their choice
OF Senator there is power to compel them to con-
tnue in joint Convention until they agree. This the
United States law does, compelling continuous joint
Convention until a selection is made.
John Dement, of Dixon has been nominated
as the Democratic candidate for Congress in the lid
District OF Illinois, E. B. Washburne, resigned. The
nomination OF a Democratic candidate of any name
whatever with any expectation of electing him in the
Third Illinois would sufficiently indicate that the party
are demented But to put the fact beyond a doubt
they add to the Of their candidate the following
resolutions:
Res0lred That the National bank note circulating me
dun called money is an mp0slon ana swlnue on & the
people unnecessary evil that only exists through their
R5ipeF That the FiveTweny bonds should be paid
In lawful money.
Meaning Of course the National bank notes aforesaid
The two Houses of the New-Hampshire
Legislature in Joint convention the 2d inst chose
Ezra Gould Republican, Of Sandwich State Senator to
iii the vacancy the With District where there was no
choice by the people March last The Democrats sup
ported the Hon. Edwin Pease OF Conway VINO represented
that District last year.
In the House Of Representatives Samuel NJ. Wheeler
Republican, Of Dover chosen Speaker receiving lR
votes to l2G for George F. Putnam, Dem BY acclama
ton the following officers were reelected Clerk VIM H.
Paten Of Manchester Assistant Clerk Josiah Benton
r of Lancaster; SergeantatArms, Charles H. Roberts
of Pennington; DoOrkeepers Capt George W. Estabrook
OF Concord Samuel d. Robinson Of Pembroke, and John
Tpderhl Of Chester The Rev. William Clark, the men,
Der from Amherst was elected Chaplain. The Senate
was organized by the choice Of the Hon. John Y Mu
grdge Rep) Of Concord, who received votes to for
John W. Barney, and for John Livingston. John W.
Curor of Alton was chosen Clerk Luther s. Morrill, Of
Concord Assistant Clerk, and Col Wm Colby OF Hopkn
ton Doorkeepcr
TWENTY -THIRD-sT. UNION REPUBLICAN GENE
RAJ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF HENRY
... J. RAYMOND.
At the regular monthly meeting of the
Twenty ythird-st. Union Republican General Committee
held last evening, the President Mr W. Booth IN
the chair read communication from the Hon. Henry j.
Raymond. resgnng his position as Chairman OF the Com
cepted the position in the hope OF being able TO bring about
RECOMMENDATION between the two opposing factions OF the
psh this end nc resigns. The Treasurer Of the Commit
zoe, sIr. J. W Keyser, also rendered bis Tesgnsuon
which with Mr. RaymOnd's, accepted 10 was stated
in The CommItee that Raymond took this step in or
der % be able 70 advocate the union Of the two
with acting from interested motives.
TWENTY -SECOND-ST. UNION REPUBLICAN GEN
ERAL COMMITTEE.
The Union Republican General Committee
held It's stated monthly meeting last evening al the head
quarters, Twenty-seCOnd-st and Broadway, President
John v GTidley in the chair. The room was crowded.
After the transaction Of routine business, Col A. j. H.
DuRaune introduced resolution TO inquire INTO the eX'
pedency OF reorganizing Committee, which, after
sOniewhat acrimonious debate was laid on the table:
Mr. Spencer IN the course Of the debate, remarked
that this Committee represented 5000 OF the 4 RepuD
lcan voters of this city. that they were the central
working power OF this body, and need not fear any
BanquOs ghost threats Of the formation OF new Or
gauilatOns 10 supplaut them. Resolutions approving
the course OF several Republican members OF
the Legislature in their opposition 10 Demo
cratic measures, and resolutions cOmphmenunR
Postmaster Jones and Assistant Postmaster Van Brunt
for the Kindness aud courtesy displayed by them since
they assumed their positions, we're introduced, but tap
from the records that similar resolutions had
been adopted at previous meeting they were ndorsed,
and the later Withdrawn Mr. LalOr then introduced
the following resolution:
h6lOrGen PrancS O. Barlow bis the
position United Marshal District only
Of and loyal Republicans Of this the
0sepv deator falling show ordinary the
committees sent by LOYAL Republican organizations 70 hm therefore
Republican this Committee demands
de Tenovsl from bis present ones Of the said Marshal Barlow
long and stirring debate followed the Introduction OF
this resolution which was participated In by majority
of the members present resolution TO lay the whole
mailer on tbe table lost by vote Of "a to 10 and the
resOluon was finally referred 70 committee OF nve
with Instructions report upon the matter at the next
regular meeting The Chairman appointed the gentle
such committee Messrs EleIy' ba"son' fIIhias
Spencer and Miller
PERSONAL.