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f the rebellions States to Shandon the unprofitable drudgery of Jeff Davis, and to come over into the reparative service of Abraham Lincoln. It will suffice, however, that Andrew Johnson has been nominated for Vice President, and with the idea that he is a stronger man than Mr. although it is possible that the New England States may have a word to say upon this matter, which will be anything but advantageous to Mr. Lincoln or his new colleague. What would Mrs. Gruedy say if Montgomery Blair, as Postmaster General, were made to walk the plank for the benefit of some hungry and grum bling abolition philosopher. In aid while hat and coat. Who can tell? The resolution demands full protection in the soldiers of the Union without regard to color, which is a pretty broad hint that Old Abe has fallen short of his duty in this matter. The eighth resolution declares in favor of foreign immigration. A new hid for the foreign vote. The ninth goes for a Pacific railroad, which p