New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-09
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BosToN, Wednesday, Oct. Z, leJ7.
| The Republican State Com nittee held meeting
b. day for the purpose of considering the important
matter Of uniting the two State tickets nov headed
| by MIR. Banks. The American" State ticket,
which was first nominated, 10 - follows: For
Governor, n j. Binks; Lieutenant Governor,
Elphslet Trask Of Springfield; Secretary Of State,
Austin L. Rogers Of Worcester; Treasurer, Moses
TeDney, jr., of Georgetown; Auditor, Chandler Il.
Ransom of Roxbury; Attorney. General, John Il.
Clifford. Messrs. Tennoy, Ransom aud Clifford
are now in office. Some days ago, The Bee, which
| is the organ Of the American wing Of the Banks
party, took down Mr.. Ransom's name, that gentle
man having declared bis purpose Of supporting
Gov. Gardner. The Rupublcan ticket consisted
Of Mr.. Bank. for Governor, with TIE following
associates: Lieut. Governor, Oliver Warner Of
Northampton; Treasurer, Thomas j. Marsh jr., OF
| Walthsm; Auditor, Yelorus TAFT OF Upton; Secre-
tsry of State, Joseph White Of Lowell; Attorney
| General Stephen III. Phillips Of Salem. Mr. Phil
mlttee, Mr. T. b. Eliot of Nsw.Bcdford the
nominee Of the Convention, having declined.
] understand that Mcssrs. Warner, White snd
Taft, OF the Republican ticket, to-day sgnifcd
their willingness to Withdraw Mr. Marsh is now
in Kansas and is understood to DO willing to with
draw. The designations were accepted. and Con
ference Committee WIS appointed to arrange with
| the Banks Americans q new ticbet. IL ia under
stood that when the vacancies tre filed, the ticket
will present the following appearance: For Gov.
ernOr, n. 7. Banks: Lieut.. Governor. Eliphalct
Trask; Attorney General, Stephen Ii. Phillips; Sec
retary of state, Oliver Warner; Audit r, Joseph
White; Treasurer, Moses Tenney, jr. Messrs.
Taft and Mash ere dropped from the Republican
ride and Messrs. Ransom, Rogers 8nd Clifford from
the American. Messrs White and Warner are
placed in new situations on the ticket. j presume
that this arrangement will be carried out. There
was good deal of opposition in the Republican
Committee to this arrangement. Messrs. Rodney
French, Chsrles G. Davis and Joseph N. Day op
posed the arrangement, but they were oyerriIed.
Mr.. Davis then resigned his place On the Commit
tee. lie will hereafter act with tho straight Re-
pubieans." +,
The annua, meeting of the Central Division Of
the New England Protective Union tcck place to-
day at Chapman Hal. This institution is a well
mentioned and, in considerable degree, . sue
cesslul effort to transact business iOr the people
without the Intervention of non-produc,ng middle
meh"-a class who como between ,he buyer and
seller. and absorb great part of the money en-
eaged in business II makes but little public show,
bur in lis way, saves large gun OF moDey 10 the
| people. At different times since IL organization
| there have been about 80 dSinons organized.
They exit in all Of the New-Epg.and States, snd
also ia New.York and in some oil the Western
| State. few OF them are as far West as Mich
| aan and Illinois Probably the whole number cow
| n Oparation il about FIVE hundred New ones are
organized every year, and others are discontinued
| Some of them are sold out 10 individuals; others
isl: others diseonnect themselves from the Parent
Division, and proceed on their own aceoun'.
| Within he last three or four years, q 'chsm
has occurred in the body, and there are now TWO
agencies in this city, both claGiDg 70 be legitimate.
believe however, that the Division wki:h net
y day pre- stnts the best claim to legitimacy, tina.
| il a question Of any importance. From 80 o?O
delegates were present In tue absence OF the
Pres,dent Mr.. Phelps of Vermont, Vice President
| pre,ded William +. Young was Secretary: Nj.
Robe,t Litter read report II the Bard OF Trade,
ron which it appeared that for the LAST yesr the
Ros.on Agency Fad been in three different hands
The purchases for the quarter ending Jan. l. ic97,
were by Mr.. DereIeu1, and amounted 70
S1ol i3l is: for the first SIX months of l-o1, By
p p Deycreux and Daniel Allen, S329, 2li 20;
from July TO Oct, ISL, by Dir. Auer, Sl45r.J7 u.
Total for the year, 5000, 33l %. The amount OF
proJ.ee forwarded 10 and sold BY the Central DIVISION
jn,ne the last nine months was 5,2b 20. The
purchase By Mr.. ". Chapman, the Aew:Iork
sseut. during the year, were Sos3 OO1. Whoe
amount Of purchases in BO,.)n and New YORK,
e. ~, 33I %. The rival agency OF Mr. kau!oeek
claim, 70 Do a business ct some Sl,5O0,Ov
year, but the other side ,,y that Mt. Ks ssescy
defs BOT eoDfDe tsel, Ike Mr.. Aliens, to the oaai
meas of the divisions. Whether the Is correct o'
not cannot say, nor do know that the question
,nportaut. am informed that The aseGcies do but
small part of the actual business OF the Ave hun
died divisions, which probably amounts 70 some I've
millions OF dollars year. Mr.. Young stated that
ths rrseiice which some Of the subdivisions hal
ialeh into, especially in the hard times OF tho lass
year, Il doing business on credit, has nOw eesn
wholly stopped and tie organization is in perfectly
| sound and healthy condition. TIE sovsinneE' Of
,be concern Is distinct from the agency. lseI
pepss, we're only S75 asst yesr and there Is BAD
| ZEE of $40 in the treasury. AG assessuea. "
three cents on each member pays tbs expense.
In the afternoon, reports were received fom IS
divisions, ctmprsing Q GAS nembers The aInosns
Of capital Of Aess di,isens s slc5 ,5is Is. AHo1n'
of iseir trade ,or be yssr, s7sl, 233 t3.
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