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New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30
LOOK OUT FOR YOUR BALLOTS THE
ELECTION LAW.

The last official publication of tho Election law OF
this State, passed in 1872, amended in 1871, and
corrected by subsequent statutes, made in Aba-y
in ls56. The pamphlet, though noncompliance with
it may vitiate an election whenever such neglect
shall occur is to be found in no law bookstore that we
know Of, and only 10 be had favor from official
gentlemen, who may themselves happen TO possess
copy. As it is very important that everybody should
be correctly informed this subject will set forth
the law as clearly and succnctly as possible. To
begin with the country:
The officers to be voted for Governor, Lieenant-
Governor, Canal Commissioner, Inspector of State
Prisons Representative in Congress, Sheriff. County
Clerk Coroner Superintendent OF the Poor, Justice Of
Sessions, and Member of the Assembly The names Of
al tire persons intended be voted for for all OF these
offices are excep; in the counties entitled to than
one member Of Assembly, to be printed on the same
cket and tie ballot to be indorsed State But in
Hamilton County the Representative to Congress must
be voted for on separate baiiot, AMI ndorsei " Can
cress" In al, counties entitled TO more than one men,
Der of Assembly the member must be voted for also
on q separate ballot ard ndorsed Assembly" Such
il the law in ali the counties except that of NewYork.
III the City aud County of New.York the officers
to DO voted for arc: Governor, Lient Governor,
Canal Commissioner, Inspector of State Prisons,
bly,, Sheriff, District. Attorney, Clerk of the City
and County Of New York, Coroners, Justice
OF the Superior Court Of the City of New
York, Inspectors of Election, District Cauvsssers
and Supervisor. And the names of persons voted for
for State of,ers to be upon ballot, and must
be indorse5, show upon the outside when folded,
the words Estate, number two On this ballot must
be the nsmes for Governor, Lieut.. Governor, Caaal
Commissioner and Inspector of State Prisons Tue
of the person voted for for Member OF Congress
must he upon separate bdliot indcrsed or show
when folded, the words " Congress, number three"
TIE name Of the person voted FOR for Member of
Assembly must also be upon separate ballot inicrsed
or slow when folded the words " assembly, nnmber
bre."
The names Of persons to be voted for, excep. State
AID Judicial and those TO he voted for or separate
ballots must Be- ballot; and when folded rnnst be
iIdorsed or show on the outside the words "Cy and
Counf, sumbrr SIR" And on ballot place the names
Of those voted forfor Sheriff District Clerk of
the City and County of New-York and Coroncrs -four
names in the City Of New-York.
The ballot for Justice OF the Superior Court i. to
be on single vote indorsed, when folded, the words
Judiciary, sumAsr eight
FOR Inspectors and District Csnvassers tlro Hau,es
for each office must be given on the same ballot, aud
inGorsed INSPECTORS ard District Canvsssers." But
the Supervisor is to be voted for on separate ticket
to be indorsed, or show the outside when folded,
"Sspvrisor.'
The ballot on the amendment TO the Constitution is
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30
NEw-YORK STATE ELECTION.

To Editors, Reporter, Teiegylrhers and Poiiheans:
The Superntendens Of the several lines Of Telegraph
in this State have n the kndest signied their
willingness to hold all of their offices open tho night
Of election for the reception and transmission Of
for the press free of all expense except for tho
services Of operators, which will DO betrayed by the
several Editors served ana with Wow nc ste The reosp
ton Arrangement Of the beg respectfully 70 ash
particular attention ~ the following suggestions:
What the Press desire all ese election night
comparative the for Goyernorhat H. the
oss gain Of either ticket In the town towns DISTRICT
BY telegraph with the vote for Secretary u
last year Simple BY Themselves guide r
comparsoU even II we had. the tina
SLOWED for the praion of the dispatches for qualifications
would not adnt Of makna H. The vote for tho other
ddaes respective tickets not waited. will only make
corus and encumbeT the telegraph lines with needless
mstter
Tie thing In importance the actual probable rsst
in tie several Di Sics for Members Of Congress- We do
in the respective towns except In TIM
Of large cities but approximation OF the re-
be- arrived desire 10. The OF the member
elect ia all that IL necessary 70 be teegrsphed.
The only ssfed election night 10 the name
and politics Of Mcrlbrrs elect of the Senate and Asemby
The vo a District town IL neither required noe
wished the and politics. already stated being al
hst IL wanted
win sl editors, reporters teleusphers aud politicians
the sste obge the press BY keeping th'se fsw
simple IN view when sending election aud
facilitate the ahors II hose who have spread bsors
fore public intel!igibc form. Respectfully 6c.
ID. ~. CRAi0. Agent Of the N. Y, As.ocsed Press
Composed 81 fhe Courier and Enquirer. Journal ~ Cvs-
m.oe He,ald. TRIBUNE. Tme. Erfve". Sun, Commsyelas
d.. Ur and all the leading journals Of this aA
therS State az he
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

DARING ATTrsPT TO KIDEAr ASAiLoR-feterday
afternoon young man named Join Ma-ercou, sailor
lately sirive and boarding at No. d Cherry street,
was accosted near BIZ clearinghouse by Thomas Had
dcn keeper Of a sailor. boarlIng 'ou-e No. 81 w ater
street Master.or it is alleged, induced to enter
a carriage With Hsdden who was accompanied by six
other men, and driven to HsddcDs boariing-house
where il is supposed be Piled with drugsei liquor
and taken to in the pr portion OF the house
and locked up preparatory to being shipped on board
some foreign be und vessel. Luckily for the kidnapped
er the keeper OF the boarlias-ho where he
lad been stopping got clue to his whereabouts and
informed Officer Mason Of the Fourth Precinct, who
proceeded to Hadden's house ani d manded to know
where Masterson was. Haddeu deuied any Knowledge
OF bis ~be,eebou- aud Immediately several suspicious
looking men left the premises in great haste. The
o then proceeded up stairs, and discovered Master
.on in half stupefed state locked up in one of the
upper rooms. Haddcu vas arrested aud locked up 10
the Fourth Precinct Staton-Hou-c.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

ARREST or The CASHIER oy THE LUoHFIELD
BASK OP CoSsEcTIoUT.-Esry yesterday morn
iug, Detective Officer Elder arrested Edward L.
Houghton, the late Cashier OF the Ltchfeid Bank
Of fL.tclfcd, Conn. a reqnston Of the Governor
of Connecticut II appears that few months ago the
Officers Of the bank intended to institute nyeetigs
ton Of the accounts under the supervision Of the Bank
Commissioners. During the investigation Mr.. lIough-
ton suddenly left the town Of LtchGeld and came to
this city, having cane to l'g4t during the nvcstiga
ton that $l0C00 Of the funds Of the tank had been
embe zzed by means Of false entries.
Bank Commissioner Noyes and Sheriff Weeses Of
New w-Havcn, come to this city ARMED with requis-
tior from the Governor Of the State Of Connecticut
which was placed in the hands Of Detective Elder, who
a,ro,ted his man in Broadway, rear Wall street, as
stated above.
Houghon, is said, wac arrested about four years
ago in this city charge of being irpicated III the
fraudulent transactions OF the exploded Eighth Avenue
Bank He was taken to New-Havcn Yesterday in
charge OF Sheriff Vessels.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30
TIE REPUBLICANS OF wiLLAMsBURGH
AROUSED.

The Odeon willamsburgh, was crowded last even
ing. by large and highly respectable sssenblage OF
the be-, men Of all psries in tho Eastern District
Brcoklyu, opposed 70 the present Administration.
0.srly two thousand persons were present, and the
Republican State and Union County tickets, and more
especially the nomination Of the Anti-Lecompton
ddate for Cong rese; Philip Hamilton, were ratified
with N sp,husssm and hean.Dess most cheering to
behold. The Hon. John 4 Cross presifed. Mr..
Horace Greeley briefly and frcby narrsted the
which led to the formation OF the Republican party
the ls,cry Of the ProSlATsry crusade against KsDsas,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

New CoUSrgRFEIT.-,John MoCure. caual boat
man. arrested in Drancoy street, last evening, by
the Thirteenth Ward Police, on a charge Of attempt
ing to pass a counterfeit s. bill the Granite Bank
Of Boston, Mass. The bill il printed on very poor
paper. H. the center is sslor and mechanic rest-
ing on a shield on which il inscribed the motto
Forward" On tie right hand lowcr corner arc
two fgurca the Goddess Of Liberty and an Indian
girl On the left upper arr two children boar
ing arms full of grain. TIE word "Two" is printed
in large red letters the face Of the bill. The
name Of A. FoFter is signed Cashier, and A. Hardy
as Pre- sident. The police notified by telegraph
in al parts Of the city and several other arrests were
n ade ND town.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30
MIR. BLAIR AND JUDGE DOUGLAS.

l.
Isaac III. STURGEON, EsQ.-Dcar SIR. I have
ceived your putting certain interrogatoses 10
in recrer to the conversation held by Judge Doug
my self at his house, Last Winter II has al
weys been principle with me 10 hold sacred every
private conversation between any gentleman and my
SELF ard this will forbid my saying anything in answer
to the quesiions you have asked. Although Mr..
Douglas by his conduct TO me- and by the unscrupu-
lus attacks Of pariisans has forfeited all claim
nv forbearaDce, yet do not consider that because
Others have failed to conform 10 the propcses OF life
furnishes an excuse for me 10 follow their example.
After what has been said, however, 1t IL just and
proper To myself 10 say that the letter which was
written By me 70 Mr.. B Gratz Brown Of TIE Mssourt
Democrai, and which has been the basis OF the as
saulis made on me by Mr.. Douglass partisans far
violating An alleged confidence, was rrittea "a Rrld
0eco, 6g1rs srtth s ar,shes of Judge Doufias himi
In fact deemed il 10 be the single object of the inter-
view 10 which was invited, 10 mitigate through ms.
the hostility of the radical Democratic press vi ~.
Louis towsrl lin. wote for this purpose. believing
IL To 10 Lis desire, aud had agency whatever in
giving cureLcy TO the rIm0rs about the contents Of
thst letter which have found their way into tho
papIs The black guardism Of the newspapers in tho
Interest Of Mr. Douglas this account compes 70
make this explanation and the only occasion for ny
writing word on the subject.
have said invited to this interview by Judge
Douglas. l ray 80 to repel the idea that sought
sny Interview with him upon political subjects. The
invitation snd Inessage came through the H0s.
scbuy Ter Crlfsx of Indiana, ard has never TO my
knowledge been treated as private D0tter. l take
the otcaon 10 say that neither the message sent me.
ror anything that ever occurred between Judge Doug
las and mysei prepared ME for hearing Of his ca hing
for three cheers the defeat Of the Ensncipetoo-
-ts Of Missouri and my defeat by the Pfo-S Siav-
ery-LecCmptor Buchanan Democracy OF Missouri
Yous FRANK P. BLAIR, Js
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30
THE NATIONAL HORSE FAIR.
THE JUDGES, AWARD OF THE PREMIUMS.

THE JUDGES AWARD OF THE PREMIUMS.
CLASS I.-toK the Bhsr Imported OR NATIVE TnoRovGH
BRED STALLION .o,o
10 kewyot t"J properly 0 . d. ''"DO' e's WV
To he mp"ed English stallion Mango the properly j. A.
Bsrthsate, w.stues,e, Co., NewYork.
10 the imported Enb .tsoa Constenson property
BssI TnoROuSHBsED MARE WITH FoAL BY HER SIDE.
Nv Ts M Ps.e, Anthony n cs by Rcvsnac and cc
the sane, owned b. NJ whitIocs' We'tchoseF Co. n y
10 'i;ori Monn Dls" st Of we.tSseSer Co.. n y
FoR TIE BEST THoRoUGHsRsD YEARLNc. -,
TO ay by Trustee syphid Oaned by Henry Booth
o the eCSnf cS Bssa BY fc@ Crib out Of mare b; John Bal
owned by Thomas George Of Otange Co.. ny
o.. cLAss No iI-Blsr MAsE wlIa ro.L BY % ars SIDE,
by Thoroughbred Stallion. .,o,
70 Gray Mare son,s by Side BY Etnsn Alien
Owned By S R. nowce of o"ecn' County New'f0Ts' sso
coeIo o ar Ps'O Mspr t os ny her AIDE v William M owned by
d. Hulss Of Queens Conoty' New'iors' .a,
10 Boy MaIc aiii colt by lci side by Rvcna owned BY Dr.
Ray ard of New-york.
& snst sAK oIo rHoD'0e W iNo'e ~
TO Lady Emma by jupiter out Of "a PsarAa,I' AOdash
e @oy pr by bq Ma%snc Chief o f mate by Bsoaadc
owLed BY Tbo- q. AyenEs' Pa.saic Co, NJ j.
To the siaon Fn,crpT by M;a oy :ot Of Mi6rino
owned by H. Darland, OF Jamaica. Queens County
Two YEAR oLDs Taorrrsc srocx.
10 colt b, Trustee Jenny Llnd by Wn L. Lang
ley of Kings Couoty, y. J.
T conc ii EIhs Alien Sat Of as b; vermont Black Has1
owned by Samuel 1horuc, Duci,ss County ~ Y 49,
oS ~ sa gs~gi E; FSins Cloud ca 81 mare b; 1 Bac owned
Philip X sssn, of Queens Couny. y.
YEsKLINGs, TeoTTi>G STOCK -
Ffrtt premium Of.
30 colt BY FyDs Cloud Of mare by A1sek owned BY T.
W. Mott. 49,
Second premium Of =!
TO soIIt coli by EthSn Aen of srsy Souts owned
ty X. Bowuc Of Queens County, \. Y. -
TO bay colt by Execuor of Rassw owned by Henry
Booth Of Wes;choster County, ~ Y.
Class IlL-fok rHE ENSr STALLION fOE FARM OK W0EN
HUgSES.
TO Bs,hsw by Long Island Black Hawk owned by L. NeTno
Of New-Y,Tk.
Seconc premium Of -
To Pilgrim owned by Iss4o Woodruff Kings County ~ u
10 sshr by O.ceo aut ot by MambTio owaed
by Ii. A. John,on. Ne~lork.
BrsT PAIR Oh FARM eR WORK HORSES -
pau ohorses BY stephen weAI OF Queens Co.. "
PAINS of EMPRESS HoRSEs.
10 TEEN Horses b, samuel Truesdse OF New
SINGLE M,REs OR GELDIScs N HARNESS
10 briggs Of SswloFk, for his chestnut sedns
Boston.
10 M b. n Wh,lcck Of W,.tchrsteI Co. y oT HI. sor.
rel mare Westche.ter Belle.
Third premium SO
To Mr isasc Woodruff Of kings Co. " u, foI ais selirs
Paddy. - ,,
10 Nr d. Aber,ou for his sray NIFTY Cloves No others
were exhibited 70 the judges.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

1mKIErHsrRIrr TRaerDY.-No very impor ant
change has taken place in the condition Of tho wo1oded
persons. Mr. Goudy through yester3sy was quite
coufoi,s able aud conscious great portion o. the
time. There is jsa the slightest possibility tia: he
may yet recover, Slough the probabilities are that he
vii tot
Mn. Gouldy is getting aleng finely; she felt very
weak and feeble yesterday, but hcr 'ymptomh are a.
good.
Matte was rather worse yesterday; there are swell
ing' upon bis face something like cryspelas crapons,
eho MS symptoms Indicate that b. is n most critical
ststs.
ChaIhe remains about the sar,o; slight suppu-
ration commenced in his wounds yesterday afternoon,
which is not a favorable indication.
The two girls at the Hospital remain much the
same Joanna Murphy is in avery low state, Is very
dshrious and appears to be sinking.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

oheers- Wien in Congress he hsd proposed that
Mint should be esiabl he'd in Nc~-fork City. sOd after
a hand fight obtained A-sy Ofhce. and IL elected
this tine would rot be content unti the Mint va re-
moved to Wal street.
ID. ID. Ccuovor was thee nominated So the Cnou
candidate for the XIth Assembly District, which wa-
UNANIMOUSLY ratified.
AZ. Dow and others addressed the meeting.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

to DC % follows: Tce words Shall there be a Con-
"venon to ruvisc the Constitution and smepd the
came to be ndorsed 90 the outside + he ballot. On
the inside of which or when fohed is 20 appear the
word "Yes" or "No."
II tie electors will carefully atteud 10 hese ruies in
with or printing their ballots they VIII be to be
right.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30
POLITICAL.

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
Goeer.o, ID. MORGAN, New York.
Lieutencn Il Gorernor- ROBERT CAMPBELL, steuben.
Canal ConmissiOnsr. HI RAM GARDINER, Niagara
state Prson Inspector JOSIAII T. EVEREST, Clinton
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30
For MmJers of Congress.
TO THE CITY ELECTION CANvASSERs.

Tho canvassers are particularly requested to FIJI up
the blanks which left the polls Of esch election district
the counted, aud deliver them when called
for by the collectors for the Associated Press By doing
the OF the city ell sppear the neat morning daily
paper in kew-YoIk.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

The Hon. b. X. Curtis, late Justice OF tho uoned
Saes Supreme Court, waS nominated for State Senstor
by the Republicans Of the Hid District, Boston. ne
however declined, sayingth il he should accept
"~ould BE- deemed that he acting inconsistenny.
"ins,urch a. be had given up his public duties in the
"s,nrrme Court for tho pressing duties Of his pros-
"sion II bis business would allow and II be wasS
cor evru five years younger, he would have eos'f-
tanned ,'ls proposition Of the Convention
"A LesveRwoth letter says; Is ru'nosed ner"
"thst the Hon. Findiy psters0n viii be the s.ccesS"e
"of Gov Denver. Ex.secriary Stanton hss become
"a sxed resdent Of the Territory is one of TIE popular
men Of the country, a,d is likely TO be ono Of tho
" two frst Z. 8. senst0 n from Ksnsss."
perfectly responsible and reliable gentlsman has
seen Ieitsr from David Leroy, The Adninstrstion
Ct ndidste for Cong In the llld District Vt Illinois,
declaring that he las NOT withdrawn from the race, and
does not istend 70 withdraw. This d reliable.
lSt. Lsss 0s9esgss & I~an6AS.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

AssEsBLY NoyIsaTT0s- -Abram X. Ietfeh has
been nominated by both faetors Of the Demecfacy in
the With Assembly District Brooklyn IN place of the
Hon. John Uanford the Vanderbilt AMI Jonn L. Rus
eel, the Bradley nominees.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

WILLiss f. Ronissos q" Richelieu - Is running for
Assembly in the XXtl Ward. He used to b. a Whg,
but has taken back seat since Gen. SCOTS defeat,
ard Low belongs To "ibe Crest Smasl.up party 20
happily described by James Brooks at the Clark meet
ig. Tie District better afford TO send Rchclieu
to the Legislature than ho can shord to 60, and we
predict that he viii poll heavier vote on pcrsoual
grounds than would BE- cas. for almost any other man
in The city.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

TWENTIETH WARD AsrI-LEoosPIoS MEYTlSG.-
Lama,tine Hail. corner OF L ,hth avenue AMI Twenty
ninth street. crowded 10 excess last evening by
Intelligent aSsemblage Of the electors Of the Tseutieth
Ward who are opposed to the Lecon pton swndling
measures of the present Administration. Judge Pea
body selected President, and a number OF Vice
Presidents ana Secretaries al,o selected. The
Chairman, on taking the chair, announced the fact
that, although he heartily wished Republican might
have been selected candidate for Congress in tie
With Congressional District, be in common with
others of his party would cheerfuDy yield -ome OF
their cherished principles FOR the sake Of defeating the
Democracy. He lsuded the maguaninous conduct of
A. +. Dow for yielding gracefully his position 81
candidate, ard thought it was hish-minded oct
worthy Of the greatest commendation.
series Of resolutions then adopted in support
of the Union candidates.
j. G.. McAdam, the candidate for Assembly 10 the
XIth District was then Introduced, and delivered q
very orc,ble speech after which he stated that in order
that all might be united in the choice he would resign
his nomination.
Eugene Thompson then delivered q short speech.
after which the Hon. George Briggs followed in long
speech defining position in regard to Kansas maters
II elected to Congress from the With Congressional
District. he would 60 TO Washington with the deter
miraton 10 vote agair-t every measure proposed by
the Administration party he felt sure every measure
put forth by them would be bed. Laughter and
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

Levi J. Hampton was arrested at Ashlsnd. Cyreepup
County, KY, while at church last Sunday by three
officers from Kansss. Hampton s charged with en-.
bezsing large sums Of Government money.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30
KEMBLE on KANSAS BEFORE ELECTION.

KEMBLE on KANSAS BEFORE ELECTION.
To the Ed,sr Of 7AsM y. Tr,suro
SIR: You will have noticed the letter Of Gouv.
Ktnble to T.. A. Doottle Of Tarytown, in The 7imss
Of this morning, in which lie says, If elected 10 Con
gr,ss he will vote for the admission of Kansas into tho
Union without regard TO popula,ion-that. as he was
in favor of the reception of Kansas under the eocop
ton Constitution, he would not reject her when she
lawfully presents herself under free Constitution; In
other words, ~ lie was in favor Of the admission Of
Kansas r. Save State with her present population,
and of Offering her bribe to come iu--that, s "hs
approved OF the action Of the Democratic party at tho
last session of Congress 10 relation to the ADMISSION Of
Kansas but that as that ac ion makes il impo-sib's
for her now that she has rejected the brbes aud prof
fen Freedom to present hersef lawfully under frca
Constitution until her population il nearly double
what IL now ia, he will not reject her when she does
Law fully apply. What a wonderfully liberal Democrat
he must be, Can il be that he has counted tho cost
If such liberal views
Now Mr.. Dooli,ile il firm believer in Sham
Democracy Wherever the party goes he goes, and
wherever II lodges he lodges He is opposed 10 Mr..
Haskin because he did not bow 10 the President aud
the party and 60 for Lecompton, frand, bribes and
all and is iu favor Of the adoos-on of Kansas .
Free State with ber present population. twas feared.
however, that unless some such declaration could ba
squeezed ou. Of Kemblc Just before election, he
would lose many votes, for il was supposed thae
many old.fash ned Democrats would vote for HSskin
unless they could no humbuggej in some -uch way.
But is il pnesbe that apy honest Democrat will ~
for man who SAYS he approves of the action of tho
last Congress in regard to kansas trust not, and
hope that will he deceived by this heartlsss in
sincere declaration; but that all who love Freedom
all who prefer honest, independent action tho part
Of their representatives in Congress- to the crngng
ort q, isss. WEsrcHEsrER
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

AsrI-LE cosrTos GLHsASs ~ THE First WAED.
Over two hundred abii-Lecompton Germans met
ast night at No. - Whitehall street. n. Berger, in
the chair, II. Henhtmsnn, Secretary. Aler num-
ber Of spirited speeches in German, the Republican
State ticket headed by f. ID. Morgan, for Governor;
the Union County ticket headed by VIM. II. Albert
son, for Sheriff; the Union anii-Lecompton Candidate
Amor j. Williamson, for Congress il the Third Dis
ric, and the Union candidate for Assembly, Geo. L.
Garlick from the First District, were most heartily
ratified and indorsed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30
Rcpuhlicans Of

FIRST WAap RErrbLicASs.-The Republicans OF
the First Ward had capital meeting ls't night at
Ne. % Greenwich street, C. +. l.. Lsucer presiding.
The Republican State Ticket was unanimously IT,
dor,ed ard the tuion County Ticket enthusiast ally
ratified. On the Congressional question tie Associa-
iion unanimously
Reoirci, That IN Amor j. Williamson. .sc1Eri4e The
true Uron cardidatr, the snLrcauip,or and the
Sscrkinsnsr's friend pledge supp
lin srt-Lc ptou Candidate i1I Ca.nss; lad ws
hr Trcorrd hin 20 voter il the I'll tougr-orA,
D.Ict who seproed 20 the cP. and ,yrsaIl co1re Of
the present Adu4inistration.
After ratifying tie Union nomination Of George L.
Gerck for Assembly from the l.. District, the
Al citation went to work to prepare the ballots for
election day.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

HoRAoY GREELEY vii speak on politics a. Puriys
Station Westcte.,er County, this evening al O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

THIRD CosGRYssioSsL DIsTRIcT.--The nomins-
ton Of Amor j. Williamson as the anti-Lecompton
candidate fr Congress in the Third District,
will be ratified by the Printers this afternoon at NO..
10 Beeknan street, and in the evening by the epnb-
licars at No. 1Ss Spring street. Mr. Williamson has
already been indorscd BY the Land Refcrmers, the
Republican Associations of the First Second Fiith
and EghthWards, and the anti-LecomptonGermans and
all the American Associations in the District. Last
night the Old-I.ne Wings met at the Filth Ward
Hotel and rendered him their nomination.