, 1870-06-20


Speaker James g. Blaine has been nomi-
mated for reelection by tho Nepublicans Of the
Third District Of Maine. Nj. Blaine Was first
elected TO Congress In 1862, and has repreaeut-
cd bis district eyer since. The district is veEy
decidedly Republican, and there san be no
doubt OF lis election for tho fifth term.
The Indianapolis Jour nal says thar it iB
more than probable thAt Siblzek. AenbeE OF
Congress for the First District ct Indiana, will
bo succeeded By 3 Republican next fall, as tho
eolczcd voto is large enough to turn tho ma
jority.
adjourned sisc de on Tuesday last, alters
session Of only siz days. It changed tho sos~
sions Of the Legislature from annual to
biennial, rejected tho article prohibit
,ng special legislation, refused to give the Leg
islaturo power to fill vacancy in its own body,
refused TO give the Governor power to appoint
Supreme Court Ju1ges, abolished tho Council
When the woman's suffrage article waa SUBJ
nittcd, Dir. Field, OF Dratt1eboro, said: "Alr.
President, in regard to this proposal Of amend
ment, I hopo thlH convention will exemplify
the eloquence Of silence trust that tho voto
will now be taken, and thatin voting, members
to the proceeding" The vote was then taken
and resulted in yaes |, nays 233.
Tho Board Of State Canvassers, Of Now
York, met in Albany, on Wednesday, and de-
clared the result Of tho late Judicial election
"a follows: For Chief Judge OF the Court Of
Henry Il. selden, l5l .97s; Church'a majority,
1892, For Associate Judges, William F. Al
len had 239,l7a; Martin G1oyer, 23s, ,516; :;
Rufus ". Peckhsun, 236, ,685 Charles A. RaplI-
10, 2s5,9H. Charles J. Folgar, ,154. $50 !;
Charles Andrews, l64,04: Chatles Mason.
152, BOG Hobett S. Hale. $50, 1862. The Board
declared the six first named elected, which in
cluae8 Mesers. Fo!ger and Andrews.
"a Dayton correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Gazette predicts that thero il to be- once more
tho same old fight between Sehenck and VAL
1andighan in the Third Congressional District
Of Ohio.
"A convention Of lawsers Will conveuo at
Pana, Christian County, ILL.,, on the 20th inst,
to nominate candidate for Supreme Judge in
the second supreme judicial district, undor the
PROVISIONS Of the naw constitution. hon.
Aaron Shaw, Of 0lnoy, Richland County; Hon.
Aoth99py ,1a 9hoson Han Ens:b seo,1I
ton, Green County, will be prominent before
this convention for nomination. At VaudAlis.
on the 22d met, the democracy Of the district
will hold convention for the purpose OF
making nomination for Supreme Judge, With
the gentlemen above named before it.
"a convention Of Democratic delegates for
the Eleventh Congressional District Of Illinois
will sesemb1e at Vanda1ia on the ed inst, to
nominate candidate for Congress in thht dis
trict. Hon. S1as L. Rzysn. Hon. s. 8. Mar.
shall, md General W. B. Anderson, will be be-
/ fore this convention for nomination.
AT tho Mnino Republican State Conven-
sion, held on the 18th inst, the following were
among the resolutions adopted:
Rtsotrfd, That while we would maintain and
preserve the sacrcuhes8 Of the public debt Of the
State and nation, and favor the gradnal payment
Of tho same according to the letter and spirit oi
the contract We are also In favor Of reuctt n Of
the burdens Of taxat1on Internal and external, *
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