New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-23
POLITICAL.

Ex-senator Hendricks is supporting the
Democratic Legislative boilers In Indiana.
William S. Goslee of Glastonbury is the Re-
publican candidate for Judge OF Probate for the Hartford
District, Connecticut.
The Republicans of the XXth District Of
Connecticut have nominated Charles Underwood Of Toll
land for state Senator
The Hon. Geo. Andrews and the Hon. o. j.
shackeford are candidates for reelection Judges Of
the Supreme Court OF Tennessee at the election to be held
on the 27th Of May next,
DR.. Gilmer, late Chairman of the Republican
state Central Committee of Virginia publishes card to
let the world know that he does not intend 10 support
the ticket recently nominated by the Republican State
Convention held at Petersburg
The Hon. William +. Parrett, Judge OF the
Fifteenth Judicial Circuit Of Indiana, composedOf the
Counties OF Vanderburgh, Posey, Warwick, Spencer,
Perry and Crawford has sent In his resignation 10 the
Governor 1t is accepted, and his successor will be ap
pointed In few days.
An election held In tho City of Memphis,
Tenn. the other day, for School Commissioner and o
Board Of Eoneation resulted In sweeping Republican
triumph, the Republicans ocotnR Itho Commissioner
and threeourb OF the members OF the Board OF Educa
ton. The election passed on very quietly and with
light vote.
The Florida Union of Tallahassee strongly
urges necessity Of Federal troops in that State not
serve order but that the moral influence Of United
troops In the absence OF State Militia prevent
tho restless and dissatisfied elements OF socetyhe dregs
OF Secession and savery-from rising the surface and
making trouble again. In this view Of the The Union
hopes the order OF the War Department transferring
the 7h Regiment OF United States Infantry from Florida
where now stationed TO Dakota Territory may DO
revoked
Prominent Rebels and Conservatives in Ten
nessee are apparently making strong effort TO bring
about better OF feeling between the parties In that
State which, II they acting in good faith, result
in good 70 the community meeting was recently held
at Nashville having for its object the pledgng OF hearty
support to President Grants administration by all good
citizens regardless Of party The call was signed by eI
Governor II. g. Foote, A. g. Collar, and j. b. White
Democrats and Judge Lawrence Judge Cary, A. Lover
Ing A. j. shankland, and Daniel Watkins (colored), Re
pblicans- representative At this meeting rcsolu
tons we're introduced by Gov. Foote expressing conf
dence IN Gen. Grant President and urging all good
citizens TO yield 70 his administration cheerful and en
ergec support and TO assist him far as In their power
In securing the whole American people tho enjoyment
Of domestic quiet and safety, and the full protection OF
the Constitution and laws The resolutions also express
gratincaton from belief that better understanding
than formerly existed is now being ostab-
li,hed among the various classes Of people,
and hope that tho day IL not distant
when all former Discussions and preudlces shall have
passed away and that nothing will in the future occur to
disturb our social concord renew civil strife speeches
were made IN support Of these resolutions by Gov Foote
and A q Collar Democrats aud Messrs sas =. Allen,
Judge Cary. j. p. Mitchell, coloredJ Judge Lawrence
and Daniel watkins coored) Republicans. The resolu-
tons were adopted unanimously and the proceedings
had altogether the appearance Of the OF
an OF good feeling in Tennessee
A powerful steam saw mill on wheels is