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Show . GENERAL. Political. Rochester, N. Y. The "Union," this afternoon, authoritatively announces that chief justice Church, after mature consideration, feels constrained from a sense of duty as well as inclination, unequivocally un-equivocally to decline the nomination for governor by the Democratic State convention. Burlington N. J 22 The second district Kupubhcana have nominated S. A. Dobbins for congress. Philadelphia 22. About half the delegates de-legates of the labor convention held a secret session this forenoon. It isstated they agreed to mako the nominati in of Charles O'Connor for President, and BftnatorSaulsbury for Vice President, and then dot.g,ltoB tn the Louis- viilo convention, and urge the latter u endorse them. Jefferson city, Mo., 22. The conference confer-ence committees of the Democratic and Liberal Republican State conventions having agroed upon an equal division of the itlices, each convention will i-elect its nominees, and the two conventions will join in the nomination of tho whole tickot. Little Rock, Ark., 22. The Republican Republi-can State convention to-day nominated E. A. Baxter for governor, V. V.Smith for lieutenant-general H. Page for treasurer, trea-surer, bteghor Wheeler for auditor, L. D. Yarley for attorney-general. J. C. Carbin (colored) for superintendent of inelmctinn .Inn Fit c. gress from the State-at-largo. Tho resolutions re-solutions endorse the platlorm and the nominees of ilie Philadelphia convention, conven-tion, and pledge support to the froe school system, but take ground against any act to enfranchise thoso disfranchised disfran-chised by the constitution of Arkansas Paolo, Ks.t 22. Tho largest political meeting ever held in the eastern part of Kansas was held bore to-day by the Republicans Re-publicans ; fully 8,000 were present Grand Hapids, Mich., 22. The Democratic Dem-ocratic and Liberal State convention to-day to-day nominated Austin Blair, f.r governor; gover-nor; J. C Blnnchurd, for lieutenant governor; Geo. II House, for secretary : ? Sttle i- A- Holten, fur treasurer; i Gen. jN oil O Hearn, for auditor; M ,ayniird., frr attorney general and ! Willard Sterns, for supnntendont of public instruction. The resolutions on- , drsetho Cincinnati nliitlYT,., nn,i - minees. Louisville, 22.-Col. Blanton Duncan will publish a card to-morrow, which denounces us a lie the statement that , the administration has placed funds to , his credit in Washington, He says "No money has been tondored me from Washington; none would bo accepted. Tho expense of; the committee so far has been borne by me, as tho luturo expenses ex-penses will be, unless subscriptions be mde to defray thorn." JeGeraon City, 22. The following ticket was nominated by the Democratic Democra-tic Liberal convention : For governor, Silas Woodson; general Buchanan for Lieut governor: L. H.Frost, Liberal, of Phelps county, for secretary; E. F. Wiegel, Liberul of St. Louis, for registrar regis-trar of lands; judges of tho snprotne cfur'Jr $ $,np' H" M- Voorhees, h. A. Wood, Washington Adams. K ew York Intelligence. Eew ?ork 22--TIie Rrr,d lodgo of Odd J? crows met ngan this morning. A resolution to compel subordinates to pay one dollar a week was lost. It was rueolved not to appoint & Grand Instructor. In-structor. At the afternoon session, a long debate was had on the question of aeseasing each member twenty cents but no decision was readied. The lodge will iinish its labors to-day. A delegation of politicians has gone to Saratoga, to ascertain whether senator O'Brien will accept the nomination for mayor. A Washington special says Dr. Schoeppn, whose second trial for the murder of Miss Steinnecko begins at Carlisle, Pa., next week, is very conn-dent conn-dent of an acquittal on tho ground that some of the m.it important witnesses in tho previous trial will not bo present. He says ho has been recently offered a large amount of money and his discharge dis-charge from prison if ho would withdraw with-draw his claim against tho cstAte of .Miss bteinneeke. Died. Milwaukee, 22.-W. D. Mclntoo, ei-member ei-member of congress, died at Stevens Point to-day. TUc " Sti-nlght OuU." SL Louis, '1. The straight-out Democrats Dem-ocrats met at Jefferson city to-night and appointed a committee to prepare an address to tho Democrats of the State, which is said to urge them to vote for tho nonnneo of tho Louisville convention. con-vention. Another meeting will be held i to-morrow, to elect delegates to the Louisville convention. Neither Grant nor Greeley. Philad-lphia, 22. The labor reformers reform-ers ot tho United States havo resolved i to present to the Louisville convention ' the names of O'Connor and senator Saulsbury. Tho attendance was small, and the session secret and stormy. It i was resolved under no circumstances to support either Grant or Greeley. Trouble betwccnWhltei and Blacks Memphis, 22 Trouble between the blacks and whites at Taylorville, Tennessee, Ten-nessee, is reported, growing out of the lynching ol tho negro John Brown, a low nigtits since. It is reported that from 300 to -100 armed negroes have gathered near Collinsville, and the ihorill" with a posse of men had guns to aieotthem. Kx-Presldcnt Johnion. "ashvillo, 22. Developments to-day render it almost certain that Andrew Johnson intends to run independent for congress agiinat the regular Democratic nomination. The West Virginia Election. Wheeling, W. Va., 22. Owing to the length of the ticket the vote of this city will not be deiinitelv known till morning. The meagre facilities for receiving from tho interior will require several Jay before the definite result is known. In this county the returns, so tar, tor independent county ticket will carry over tho regular Democratic ticket a considerable majority. Tke returns from a portion ot Lewis. Preston, Pres-ton, and Hancock counties, show heavy : majorities against tho constitution and mtavorof the independent candidates for governor And cor. gross men. Wheeling, ii Brown, Republican, lor flhwiil, has three, or four hundred majority. The county votes SCO to SO for the rejection of the constitution Greenbrier county has gone lartHv fo Camden and the adoption of tne'eon stitutiun, Thi negroes generally ar against its adoption. .If 1 e e Llan e o ils. Davenport, 22. A nre this evenin$ destroyed Kirk's sash and door factorv loss, $20,000. 2so insurance. Milwaukee, 22. "Goldsmith Maid"ii too lame to trot to-morrow, and the rac will be by "Lucy" and "Jay Gould." Hoffman Declines. New York, 22. Hoffman in a letter to the editor of the "Argus," declining the nomination, says: "It is asserted my official action on the memorable 12. h ot July has arrayed the personal hostility hostil-ity of a large body of voters against me, and that their opposition would endanger endan-ger the federal and State tickets, the success of which I d-sire to promote. Nevertheless, my own belief is that the great mass of the people, Catholic and Protestant, approve my course, and would say so very decidedly were I distinctly dis-tinctly brought before them. Whatever others may think orsay, 1 dared do what was right, and what tho interests and safety of the people of all opinions demanded." de-manded." Nettllufi Mexican Icapernduc. Brownville, 22. Sheriff Schonlan, who left here, Tuesday, with a avalry escort in quest of Francisco Fhtares, alias Ch icon, tho murderer, returned this evening. Thirty miles above tlwy surrounded sur-rounded five Mexican marauders, four of whom succeeded in crossing into Mexico, where they were captured and hanged by Mexican cavalry, co-operating with the sheriff's party. The fifth in attempting to escape across the river was shot and killed by the sheriff. Two of these outlaws were brothers to 'JChicoD," who is reported still in Matamoras. They were all noted desperadoes. des-peradoes. Abont Mules. "Washington, 22. Some time ago general Philo, of the Confederate army, sent a letter to tho secretary of war, asking ask-ing the value of 200 mules eeized by Union troops at Helena, Arkansas. This letter was referred to attorney-general attorney-general Williams, who has given his opinion, holding the claim not good, the property not having been seized in a Sttte which attempted to withdraw from the Union nor belonging to loyal parties. |
