The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-23
NEWS SUM MARY
AT HOME

prof. OnJSt'l, NTONlUnE lIiiI no i'tllaloi VI |
Representative in Congress, shall during
the time for which he was elected, be ch-
sen President or Nice-'rcsidcnt; nor shall
amy ,Judgc Of any court Of the United
States be chosen President or Vice l'rcs- |
dent within two years after the termination
of his judicial Office.
Nblo's Theatre, New York, has been de-
stroycd by fire.
The Methodist General Conference at
New York refused to appoint a committee
for the investigating the charges made by
DR.. Lanahun against the Methodist Book
Concern management,
The Supreme court of Ohio has decided
that the organization of separate schools
for colored children is not in conflict with
the provisions of the Fourteenth Amend,
mcnt to the Constitution Of the United
States.
In suit Of Mrs. Juliet Rcmmck, of
New York. against her husband for d.
yorrc, ON the ground OF adultery, the latter
plead insanity at the time OF the conmlS'
SION Of the act.
The lIousc Military Committee have
agreed to report against the application Tor
bounty Of slaves who enlisted IN the army
The Arizona Apachcs are still on the
war path, robbing scaping, and murder
ing at will.
At the anniversary meeting of the Amer
lean Temperance Society, held III New
York, an address to the country was adopt
ed, in which State Legislatures were urged
to take action in favor tOtalabstncncc; ana
recommending the appointment OF to
office vino is not temperate man. RcSo-
lutions were adopted advising cIcrgymcn
to substitute water for wine in the commu-
Mon service, and to extend the right hand
of fellowship only to total abstinence men
and women.
The Democratic National Convention
has been called to meet in Baltimore July
9th, for the nomination of candidates Tor
President and Vcc-Prcsidcnt.
The eight hour law is to be enforced on
all the Government works.
PENNSYLVANIA Labor Rciormcrs have
nominated Jas. II. Hopkins and ). W,
Cake for Congressman at large, and SchcIl
of bedford, for Governor
rwenty-onc Norman Missionaries sailed
in the Minnesota for Europe, under the
care of the Apostle Albert Darlington.
The Tennessee Democratic Convention
held in Nashville on the 9th, declared IN
favor of Greeley and Brown and resolved
| that it would unwisc, unnecessary, ana OK
| ccedingIy dangerous to the welfare OF the
people al large for the Democracy to make
separate nominations.
A locomotive ON the Erie Railroad re-
Gently ran eighty one miles IN eighty two
minutes.
| The Senate committee on the sale OF
arms 10 the French report that there has
| been no violation Of neutrality laws ana
no misappropriation Of funds.
Small pox is on the increase in New
York,
| Brigham Young and his Elders are hold
ing Convention at Provo.
| Two ounce nuggets are said to abound
in Brigham Canon, Utah.
r. buchanan Read, the poet and artist,
died in New York Saturday n ghi.
The Equal Rights Convention of New
York has nominated Victoria C. Woodruff
for the Presidency. and she accepted.
| General Sheridan is to receive the order
| of the White Eagle from the Car IN ac-
| acknowledgement OF the kindness shown to
the Grand Duke.
In the Canadian Parliament Mr.. Galt
said Il at peace with the United States wa'
"A necessity to England, Every conccS-
sion to the United States was Il step to-
ward annexation.
The President has asked and received
the re ;ionalion OF his brotherin-law, Casey,
ns Collector OF the port OF New Orleans
lem Mace and O'Baldwin are to fight in
virginia, July l6 for 1000 aside and the
championship OF the world
| An important special cabinet meeting
was convene By the President Saturday
nirht ot the White House to consider an
;mno,tnnt dispatch from Minister Schenck,
in which he stated that negot alons could
In resumed 10 save the Treaty of Washing.
,n, nro;iled that this Government would
anror to cover the disputed clam for lndI-
reel damages, and to pruyide that neither
croo, K,itoin or tho United States should
ba liable as n neutral for consequential
damages ia aSas ar arising out Of acts done BY either
as n neutral when the other became 3eli'-
ycrent Rather than let the Seaty Ian, the
President and Cabinet agreed to this
The English Ministry acquiesced, and Gen
eral Schenck has already commenced ar
rangements 10 suspend the Washington
Treaty for the present, or till Great BIZ
|. tain and the Senate of the United State'
can ratify the new treaty: Granville ant
Schenck will enter upon the work at once
and it is believed that the Supplemental
Treaty will be here before the Senate ad
iourns Ifit is not, the President will con
yeue the Senate in extra session. IL !
agreed that the Geneva conference shal
only meet and adjourn on June 10.