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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-27

New proofs are coustant, presenting tnemse''es
of The wisdom sod foresight a Nichols tue h'sS
English Governor Of the Province OF New
York. in protecting As be did against tie
suicidal policy Of the proprietary IN granting
sway TO otter propriesou. - so,n /" &c hsd
ob,.irei BIS owe chsrser. tss territory on
the west bark Of tie Hudson. We lsseiy had
strops instance OF tie irconvenience thence re-
.utips il the question about the ste Of Q1aran-
tp.. ADD TIE refusal Of New Jersey to concede 70.
that purpose the spot zbieh nature seemed 70 have
d.rsred for il, but which happened to f.l within
the limits az that State. Some Of the embSra's-
reo,s which might otherwise have arisen from this
unfortunate diyrion have been avoided By the CON-
pact Of ls43 between the two STATES, By which the
jurisdiction over all tie waters Of tie Bay Of New
York, to low water mark on the jersey shore. b"
been invested in the authorities of New York
But by the sane compact, the land under tie
water and the exclusive right to resu-
late the fisheries 10 the western half OF the Bay
belongs to New Jersey, and on this subject quar-
rel is brewing The Governor OF NswJersey
Complains that the New-YorS Board of Pilot Com
mi.siorer have authorized the deposit within the
limits of New jersey Of lssge quantities OF ofen-
sse AID eel.terious matter 5fedsed from the docks
aud outlets Of the sewers of the City Of New
York, aud be hss issued bis proclamation warning
all persons forthwith to desist from Any such de-
posts. Such deposits may perhsps have been
made within the limits Of New-Jersey but they
can scarcely be said to have been authorized BY the
Plot Con mis,ioneri. In restricting these depos-
its TO the fats lying south aud west Of Bedloe's
I.lspd. the Commissioners may fairly enough ssy,
that they gave such authority only as to that Por-
ton Of the fats within the Jurisdiction OF New
York, sid We do not understand that Gov Newell
claims that the whole Of these fsts belong to
.Jer,ey. We are glad, however, to under
.tar that Gov Newell does not ioterd at present
to make State quarrel of this deposit, bat will
treat il asa private trespass for which the indi-
vidu,ls directly concerned in making the deposss,
will alone be held answerable.
There is, however, in Gov. Nexeu's procla ma
ton, TIE intmation Of grievance which will still
remain though the deposits complained Of be re-
strcted to that pMt Of the fats belonging to
New.Yok The si.t Of bis complaint is, that the
waters of the bay are poisoned, u the destruction
of the fisheries, and ths damage Of the riparian
proprie.ors-a complaint which will not be re-
moved, though the deposits should cease to be made
within the territorial limits Of New Jersey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-27

AcADEAr OF MCsIc.-The opera Of Poliuto shssii
have afforded Mime. Gazz.nies 40 opportunity Of d.
playing her remarkable talent to advantage, bat us-
fortunately che wn laboring under cold, and that
sensibly affected her efforts. There was evident in
provemert in her vocsliz veal est portioa
formerly tof her talent a. an artist. Notwithstsad.
ing the indspostion ir question, she managed 10 10
effective In some scenes. Signor Bnsnoli sung viii
bis customary care and success, snd made mott e.
ededy favorable contrast to sisnor Auodio who sp-
pears to DO Indifferent to the fact that The singing
voice is delicate organ, and shows instantly, like Q
sound-meter, the least abuse. This vocalist could bs
heard, which was more than could be said the other
night, when he had to stop at the commencement q
his work; but his voice was deprsved in quality, and
bis execution in,tistc and unsteady. He has nstar.
ally magnificent organ, which, With proper teest-
ment and study ought to put him in the front rank.
TIE fret act Of Pouio was stupidity rendered. for the
most part, the stage band was at skies and ssvess.
and the curtain fell t, audience silent with dsssts-
faction. Matters improved however, a. the piece
proceeded.
The rev prma donna, Mile. Spersnzs, will sppssr
to-night-Thursdsy- being an extra performance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-27

RYPrsLIcAss OF TIE RURAL DISTRICTS -
Help U'just this once more to overcome the fisudu-
lent additional Five to Ten Thousand to the legI
Democratic majority in this City, aud We vii not
AK it again. Next Winters Legislature vii make
every thing 30 clear aud plain that Illegal Votes
can OILY be registered o; pOled here By open, pal
pable felony.
You need not fear We shall be swindled more
than usual All tie desperate rascslity Of thu
Tammsny suindlers cannot raise their nj. 1r'y
above the twenty-five thousand given to b.
chansn-we trust not above the Nineteen Thous and
given ~ Parker Blu, having stolen the unchecked
coutrol of the Registrars, and instructed their
ignorant tools to register without exception or in
quiry al tb7 names found on last Falls poll lists
they will probably be able to repeat the frauds Of
last year in spite Of our utmost eXertions. We
shall probably poll more Republican votes than
lat year, both in this City and Brooklyn; bat we
cannot wholly prevent Democratic bsllotbox
stufing until the clear intent Of the Legislature s
obeyed in the appointment Of honest Boards Of
Registry. Ov.rbesr the suffers once more by
your honest and legal msjoritie,, and the Legi'la
ture will shield you from their ylainies hereafter
Republicans Of the Interior the cause demands
your utmost exertions You must poll out your
full vote as you did in l556, and as you have not
done since. The River Counties can and must add
Thousands TO their last years Republican vote. The
Heart Of tie State must roll up its Republican ma
jorities after the Fremont pattern. The glorious
North must prove true to Freedom n its star TO
the pole The Lion Of the West must rosr as
when that section gave its full share Of EIGHTY
THOUSAND Republican msjority. The Pro-Slayery
Americans are supporting half the Democrati;
State Ticket: many Of them will vote the whole Of
it. All that is yensl aud sordid in this emporium
Of Traffic is seeking and scheming to make personal
ard party capital out of Old Browns mad outbreak
We shall surely beat them in the aggregate; but
that part of our State Ticket opposed to the Dem
ocratic candidates supported BY the Americans is
in danger. Help US, then, true men Of the Int
rior to battle the conspirators and carry the Re-
publican Ticket entire by rousing majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-27

Don't they work that Harpers Ferry placer in
dustriously' They actually fouod . memorsadsu
Of Old Browns, importing that be had once mailed
50 to pay for THE N. Y. TRIBUNE whittier scst,
or in what name, We cannot sscertain-of csurss
not in bis own if this is recent matter. Yester-
day brought us another handful OF msrssnest il
tie shape Of q report that ga receipt from Hsrsee
" Greeley for letters, &c, reeeired from Brovs,"
had turned up among the captured papers.
We notice this only to show with what Desperate
aud ,couudrey assiduisy this business is kept up.
The date OF that receipt" would, Of itself. have
prcked the whole bubble; and 90 the date 10 caro-
fully withheld. We have net the fsintsst recollse.
ton Of ever writing word TO Old Brown on any
subject whAtever but it is jus! possible thai. sons
time in 1856, when he was travelling somewhere at
the East, We wrote him word that there was q
letter or letters awaiting him at this Office, having
been sent here in ignorance Of bis whereabouts.
Thst is quite as near a. We ever came 10 havisg
any confidential correspondence with him; asl W
supposed him to have been, and still TO be, living
in Canada, when we heard Of him a. rampant 1t
Harper's Ferry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-27

ks.I peaceful, eons.Itctccsi setioc q tie Ststes
now uptc.oisg il. L. o.ter words. hsrios INIT
eeoisd 10 Ggs Seward the privIegc Il speskiss Tor
b nself tbe Addrso introduces = most urscruph-
ous eprny. xko regards Cor S. With oil tse malice
of 40 spostA,e to tell tee public .tst Gov. Ss~s'd
meant precisely what lis owa words prove be did
not
But We vii not follow this week AID b.se con-
coction any further We e1trest everJ reader TO
study il carefully sod t6er ponder this qaestios-
u Human Starry oseniiaiiy RIGHT or wRoSG' II
vrops. il By 10 means follows TIA. sacs efforts 10
overthrow If a. Bro ans are right; for We are not
ct Liberty 10 shed the blood OF the oppressor or
e,I-doer and throw TIE community into snNcty
sod convulsioD, without c!ear aud rational COO
vletioa that tie evil we combat u titus ~ be over
thrown But II Slavery be essentially unjust AID
wrong, there must be SON. wsy q opposing it aud
seeking its oyertbrog that ia lagful and right, Ard
il nust BE- every msus duty 10 seek out that night
way aud follow IT, But what Are thess Fifth
Avenue pstyiots. what il the Democrstc party,
doing Are they not eIertieg al their POKER to
uphold and perpetuste-yea even TO difuse and
eIteLd-a system which is shame TO our country,
libel Cd tie sge, blIsh. n prosperity, mlldeF
on iLdusty, a curse 10 mankind, aud So ofeose TO
Q just God Fellow citizens shall they succeed
in this nefarous undertaking. Answer at the
v.,r.e
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=. sCURRILOUs LITERATURE IN THE
METROPOLss.o

Under this title The Herald gives utterance to
On earnest and solemn protest against the admls-
son of " offensive personalities which degrade the
"press, by making it the vehicls for assaults upon
"priyste character" and adds, that IS the press
" should be the mirror of the times, it hiss an
" undoubted right to describe interesting social
" events, but no right to distort facts or impuse
motives to any actors in those events" 1t
recommends that the attention of the Grand Jury
be called TO the abatement of this great evil.
The suggestion is o good one, and the
Grand Jury need be at no loss where to begin.
Let ttem look at the columns OF The Herald, and
they will fpd plenty of work for one term 81 least
They need not 90 back to the time when that paper
outraged all prepriety and decency to such an ex-
tent as TO cal forth denunciations from all respect
able journals. But few weeks since, in series
of articles abusing the friends Of the Sabbath for
their efforts to abate the rowdyism and crime
caused by Sunday rum selling, the names Of some
twenty of our respectable citizens are brought out
and called "SeriJes and Phdrisees-hypocrites,
" attempting TO domineer over the religious liber
" ties Of the people," "who give six days to the
devil, to lying and slanderiug aud cheating, and
" to nine-tentbs of the vices and crimes prohibited
"by the Decalogue, and then give the seventh
day to God, whom they are tired Of SHINING all the
" week" Hero il work for the Grand Jury. Let
them begin at once
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-27

The Magistrates Court before which Brown aal
bis copfederatss were brought on Tuesday, u rep
resented, We see, in Of our city journss ~ Al
institution peculiar to Virgins. It differs from oar
examining Courts only in this, thst nstesd Of I'm
ting itself to the evidence against the prisoner, 1!
may lear such witnesses as the sccused may choose
to call by way Of e1culpation, aud may thea decide
upon the weight of the whole testimony. TAs
proceedings in Browne case, except in the mere
matter Of assigning counsel to the prisoners, which
practically amounted to nothing, did not differ froa
the ordinary proceedings Of an examining Court.
unless we ought to except the military array "
which they were attended. 1t would seem - If
tie good people of the county found it very difficult
TO get over the fright which Brown had inspired
The Courtroom had . guard Of soldiers in
ride; another military guard WAS stationed
Outside; while third guArd-consisnng Of eighty
men-wss detailed to Escort the prisoners 10 And
from tie jail. The occasion OF all this military
parade is said to be the apprehension Of q rescue.
though by whom to be made, unless BY Cook sad
tho three or four others of Browns party VIE
were not captured, does not appear. A the tsls-
graph has brought information Of Cooks arrest,
and of the death of another Of the party it il t. b
hoped that the alarm felt at Charlestown will sab
side, and that it will not be thought necessary 70
press the trial and execution of the prisoners with
haste too indecent. 10 truth, a. there Wa in
this case no servile insurrectep, Brown ssd his
fellow-prisoDers would seem to be entitled to the
benefit of tho law which in all other csses pre-
scribes an interval of at least thirty DAYS hetWeea
conviction and the execution Of Q capital sentence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-27

In view Of the H.rp-r's Ferry trocbte. Ths jsss-
val IF Commerce 10 becoming unusually rchgisSs
and remarkably fristy II asserts, asd. Of cesrss.
i.s assertion j, entitled 10 respect from it iasass
k,cwieJge Of both the parties, that Mr.. Wiasa
II Seward can do nothing for the easseiPss'ss II
the blacks, aud th.t Go6 cso, il He psesscs- We
secept this theological statement With qua,ses-
ton n our Creator should, 10 accordance via
the .us z.stons Of The Jesrnai Of Commerce, Which
He Will undoubtedly ecosiier very valuable, receive
"to provide remedy" He VIII undoas%dy e.
trust i,s application rather to those vs' ee'svs
that il is possible "to provide remedy tsaa 70
the divine doctor, Of TIE Journal Of Csn~~es.
Who, BY reason Of their want Of fsth-in is minute
Lees rendering the mustard-seed IN snsrnsas
sehere-would be unccmmonly apt to receive tss
Great Command ~ spurious, or ~ retrnns sey
to the emancipation of somebody in Criw TArtsV.
From this point of view, We arrive ct sse Geo.
c!uson that God cannot abolish slavery
He pesses, provided He also peascs to con-
mission the editors of The Journal Of Cs~ntre'
t. DO the work. The recognition OF HE a.
thority and poser by The Josrsai, however.
is very kind and handsome not to say condescesdine
and may have its influence in The high quarter ~
which we have revereotly alluded. The cane
grace which sent John Newton from the SLAYER -
the sanctuary, may convert the managers Of In
Josrnal into men of humanity and sense. II ws
live lepg eoough, we shall sec. But the decrssss
in human longevity has been very great. Wsds
not expect to rival Noah.
Ard now, for the friskiness with which ThS
Journal relieves its theological aseeticism. RsAd
From the Opposition shown 10 make Q ustyt 81 'Ou
Brow IL 10 sGs~Sed ss 10
case penAJ Of the lss he ssss
sou3 p-d bes that " Hotsee aann, In the Ssts hssss
grounds q: Bo,.on"
Us this intended 70 be complimentary to :" Oh
Brown" or Horace Mann Perhaps The Jssr-
soI can explain. We cannot. The joke u really
too bad, even for first attempt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-27

ss.xd for slesed eouPlieis! ir polt;esl i,trE1es-
From RbsIstd We h,r. tie ruuor that tie Great
Ha,terr woole sail for Portiard on tie 2ath last !;
another report j, that she wc1h sail early IL No
vember. Tn. iIqsi7 into tee Turtish conspiracy
has Uncovered lumber OF iccsndisry machines
with which it vas inieDced 70 frs the European
part Of Const.ntinop.e. From Chias ne have tae
positive Dew. Of the reception Of Mr.. Ward at
P.kin. lie wa courteou,ly received, and eI.
pec.4f n send home the tresty ratified By the next
mail. The markets gerersly remain unchanged
Consol,, IS 10 cot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-27

Henry Wmsos, Senator from Massachusetts, will
speak for the Republican cause at Syracuse on FIJI
day tomorrow evening.
Also, at Watertoron, Jefferson County on Monday
evening next.
TON CoRwls, the Ohio Wsgon-Boy, will speak to
the Republicans Of Ms city and Brooklyn on Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday Of next week.
GALusHA A. Grow Of Pennsy lvania will speak for
the Republicans in Tompkins T,oga and CaemaHg
Counties on the Friday, Saturday and Monday pre-
ceding the Election.
The People are arousng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-27

trcub.e, Of perystuatet bs'ssr.sy or bArsan'n' u
ippovernkneat. Of neral ct aierty' sss o. neot"
poverty. The hsnss picd s decsyine ~ts s"fai
r,piii,y il Virgins, or the human heart tiers "
rroxi,s hsrl beyocd III prece3ert ia history
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-27

-Joshus r. Giddings viii make the Hsrpsrs Ferry
Irsurection the subject Of lecture in PhiIsdsphia
tomorrow (Fndsyl evening. He promises 10 ~ a
bs knows Of John Brown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-27

The Sham Democracy Of Kansas have nominated
Sam. MedaIy for Governor, with John P. Slough
for Lieutenant and John A. Hahemsn for Con-
gre.s. We call that good. Haldemsn was bitterly
Pro-Slavery all through the dark days of Kansas,
and Slough I've beheve) much the same. Medary
was exported thither by Buchanan. That ticket
isn't hard to beat, except in counting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-27

The Grand Jury Of the Circuit Court at Charles
town yesterday reported true bills against John
Brown and bis comrades, for conspiring with
"nrgroes 10 produce Instruction, for treason to
4" the commonwealth, and for murder" Our re-
port says that Stevens looks as if he were dying,
breathing with great difficulty, and being obliged
to reclipe upon mattress in Court. The prisoners
demanded separate trisls, and the commonwealth
elected TO try Brown frst. The latter said that be
was physicslly incapable Of attending to the trial,
and asked for few days delay 70 enable him to
recruit and give his counsel from the North time
to arrive. Pending the examination Of wit
nesses % TO his fitness for trial, our tele-
graphic report was cut of BY the storm.
The excitement in the neishborhood Of Charles
town was very great and the military were p,rad-
ing to and fro with fixed bsyonets, q rescue bsing
feared. From Baltimore We have an absurd rumor
that large body Of armed men were said 10 be en-
route for Charlestown to rescue the insurrec ion-
ists, and that military company had been sent in
pursuit Of them. Capt. Cooke was arrested at Mon
talto, Franklin County, Pa. on Tuesday afternoon,
and has already been ordered 10 be delivered to
Gov. Wise by Gov Packer Of Pennsylvania. Haz.
let, who is in Carlisle JAIL has also been ordered to
be delivered ~ the Virginia authorities, according
to dispatch from Harrisburg; but accounts from
Carlisle state that he has not been identified, and
has been remanded to jail by the Court till Ss.ur-
day for further ex animation.
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Netu1lurk Dalu Gribn,rs
THURSDAY. OCTOBER q. 1859.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Be Of Anouymos Comm nics.ons What
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address Of vrits7DOt pecessAy for pab1os
ton, but as guaranty for Ills god faith
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dressed 70 HORACE GRIZZLY Co.
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AIlCKING T0IT,

The Albany Argus of yesterday pretends to BE-
lieve that there is some doubt about the result Of
the Iowa Election. Hear il
"IowA ELycTIoN.-The returns of the Iowa Eec-
ton come in well for the Democracy that it is
Uncertain which psrty bss carried the State. The
Chicago Tins OF the 2tn says that in sixty counties
Dodge. Democrat, for G. werner, has Q majority Of
az. The remaining counties gave Republican ms
jorty o. lf in 1851. II Dodge gains much in
them be has thote ths are 10, he is elected II
be is beaen,it is by very small sority. The Times
sdds that the Legislature looks decidedly Democratic
Now We have The Dubuque Herald, leading
Democratic organ in Iowa, of the date Of the 22d
Saturday last), from which we quote as follows:
"REsULr OF THE STATE ELgcTIos.-We hsve
now received reliable intelligence from al but fifteen
counties Of the State, and enabled to form def
mite and positive opinion Of the resut. The returns
from upward Of forty counties are official, and from
liable sources In the Others and present the following
footiLg 90 OF the vote for Governor
Democratic nlslorftes
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a Iows DeuOcnry, r. show that tseu 10
sbsdo- Of preseIt for reor-sectns The R-pssa'ss
victory - incomplete OF doubtful

.ohcs go, B1vxS IN ts.s vesy H~sS ss'vs -
pztuc.a us!Ority u.s. CO Gos~rser
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-27

The Albany Erening Journal still prints ne
name Of the Republican candidate for the Saprsns
Court in the lid District az George M. 1t should
be GEORGE q. REYNOLDS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-27

For justices of the Supreme Court.
District I...IsAAC DAYTON Of New.York.
n...GrO. @. REYNOLDS Of King.
UI....IRA HARRIS Of Albany.
AUGUSTUS BOXES of Saratoga.
Vie ROY MORGAN OF Onondsgs
vi....JOHN M. PARKER Of TiogA
vII....ADDIsON T. KNOX Of Seneca.
VIII. MARTIN GROVER Of AIlessny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-27
REPUBLICAN STATE NOMINATIONS.

See'vof s1te....E. w. LEAvENWORTH. OsondssA
Controller .."ROBERT DENNIsTON, Orange
AryGsnooi....CHAS,G q. MYERS, St. Lswreuc..
State Engineer. .. .ORyILLR w. STOREY,;AUessny
Trsa,wu.......PHILIP DORsHEIMER, Erie
Canal C6mnr...OGDEN y. CHAPLIN. AbsGy.
Judge Of 1Jpeals.. HENRY T.. DAVIES. New York
STATE P,ison Insp DAVID p. FORREST. Schenectady
CleTh o. 1ppeai,. CHARLES HUGHES, wsxhinston-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-27

BY the Persis at this port, and the Jason at ST.
JOINS, n. F, We are in possession of European
dates TO the 18th inst The Zurich Confere was
still in session; according to some reports, it was
about to sign the treaties of peace and adjourn,
making way for European Congress, in which all
the Powers would be represented; according to
Others it was as far from Terminating its lsbors IS
ever. A report recently put in circulation, to the
effect that the French Government hsd demanded
of Sardinia the repayu ert Of all the expenses OF
the war, has been authorita:iyely consrsdicted Ia
Italy all is a. quiet possible in the present state
of things. The arrest and trial Of the assassns OF
Col. Anvih, at Farms, are actively prosecuted
The American Cousul 1t Florence has beea dis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-27

1he counties yet 10 hear from are:
DEN. in le5s. Rep. in 1853. Tsi 1859.
Aueubr, Calhoun. Clay
Fremont Cherokee,
Esnisn, Crawford,
Monops DickiIson,
Woodbury., Howanc,
Ida
Piymou.h,
sEeiby
Wright
The five Democratic counties gave, in 1853 2s9 ma
iOry, while the Zine Republican counties gave 2il ma
jofy, net Republican majority in these fourteen
ties Of twelve. But il ID conceded tsat Mr.. Duncombe
is elected TO the Senate in the XXXIId District and
reported BY Republicans that Howard County which
gave lO2 Republican majority in 1855, has nov gone
Democratic: % We may take il for granted that the
nIe Republican counties yet 10 be heard from viii NOT
exceed heir vote in 1885, in fact wiu fall of from that
vote. Hence We set down the Rep. majority on the
State ticket at about 900: sss rather than more Il
is true that the reeuh may be varied one way or the
other few votes, but not 30 mucn think a. 10
make tho Republican majority exceed the number
above named.
There Will be Republican majority in both branches
OF the General Assembly. In the Senate it viii not
exceed two, and in the Houee four, giving Repubi.
can majority On joint ballot Of four or six.
We might quote from Republican papers &C.
counts which show . more decided Republican
majority in the Legislature, as well as the election
of the entire Republican State Ticket, including
three Judges Of the Supreme Court; but We prefer
TO copy the conducive bulletin of leading organ