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lNPsovENENrs.-T walls Of lhe new busi-
meas block, corner Of sisfsin and james s,rsotaro
being carried up rapidly. The building will be
"a important addition to the business facilities Of
Aerwin street.
A new stone walk Is to be laid on the east
side Of Superior street, at the junction Of ssnecf.
Ladies will be thankful for ;his change for the
better.
All ibe stone aud other building materials which
have eneum cred the street, at tho corner Of The
Square 10 front Of the new Court House snd Ly-
mans Block, have been removed, and the broad
,horoag ghfare is nov clear and attractive.
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CoURT oF COMMON PLEks--JuDoE BoLToS o.
Parks, assignee Of VIM. Harney, vs. spaBgler,
verdict for plaintiff for 81 Os156.
Whitehurst ct al vs.. Wight et al. On trial
CRIMINAL BRANoH-JUDeE BIsHoF.-TheJury
Ia the case Of Orvis and Webster, after being out
four hours, brought in verdict yesterday aner.
noon OF guilty a. to both but recommending them
TO mercy. Motion was made by Mr. Castle for a
new trial
UNITED sTATEs couRr-JupoE wtLLsoN-
John $. sutclif, counterieiting U. s. Coin, was
yesterday morning sentenced to 10 years in the
Ohio Penilentiary.
Robert warrax, same offence, sentenced 10 3
years in the Ohio Penitentiary.
The case OF Stephen Liggett, charged With max.
ing and passing counterfeit coin, was on trial yea
terday. District Attorney Belden and Mr.. Moore
appear for tie United States, and Messrs. Van Blu.
rep and Elgtr.5n for the defendant,
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SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.

SPALDING's PRRpAHED GLuKii
SPALDINa's PRBPARKD Gus I I
saves the Piecebi
ECoROAfYui DispATCHil
EV-"A stteh Ia time sd9ss Hias." "A
Al ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN
IA eyen m well rgalstsd iAmilles, IL is ye ds.lrsel
10 have chUap tnuVtnUut way ~ fspAh9 ~
nitare Crookory foys, Ee. spALDiN1's fhltt Raj
GLUE meets ul such emergencies, urd no houaehnd c
hhfd 20 he without a. II IS always fea1y and up 70 w
sticking point There u longer nect ssif lot ilapln4
Chsif Hnhnterai veBeo hcadloss dolls, ana hfpkah era
dies II she nFicla or eone-sheli and other oIua
mhulnl Wnrk--pupulaf wifh ladies uf ronnomenti -
Ths ndmabis fpsTsii 10 used cold, being chamcalI
held IN soiui0n AVID possessing AL The Nanahle Qiaues
"a tb hast Glue ~ nry 10 necd n the
lace Of common mneilpgg heng gn4ilf nor. aaheaise
UsnfUL IN ENEhf ltCN3EH
m brush sceoupanea each DO tie. FHog n cts
| aar1 For sale hY FOoGs ENSwORrd co.
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PROM sACKYILLE.

PORTLAND, Me, Nov 30.
The steamer North britain has arrived will
Liverpool adyices to the 10th inst.
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pnRTkpLF GAS WORKS.

INHE UNDE hSlON MI AhE IL
4 PARED 10 contract f5r building GAS WORKS for
Tyttr houses Ssnnariss und pubic buildings In this
s.itv or anv uortinn OF Rulthern Ono We have the
mosi appT0l 4pps atus now 40 successful uio ~ hun
dreds on nrya ellga IN the Eastern bates This
pErauE II simple compact, perfectly taie adapted for
Il huT Roe 0 Coal aud be managed hJ person Of
QrdiuuTy nnpClty 4, .
Haug hsd E ght years e1psr once n ne oal FIT pg
hua in Cleyeani clan knQwiedfe on this SUB
ec WI vii en- bu peri tend he erection Of such
WgTks, and oil ing vtTy instance 10 guarantee
tuli EititfHctiou.
EvT fuIth information aIpy aly OF by lstes TO
fOCG. IN ORTIZ CO.,
ROyl5 Cor Surerior and seneca its.
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FAIR AND sUPPRR.--rhe ladies' Of the Third
Baptist Church (West side,) will give Fair and
Supper ON Tuesday evening, Dec 9th, for the benz
eft Of the Church From indications We hear OF
II will be pleasant and brilliant affair. I'd
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or Prostration Of the System and
rapid decline almost invariably the ,elta of early
maj raoiites and unchecked Vicious hshn. treatise
sabqaieY gotten up, has lately Issued fon The pFeIa n
usraaE ibis sendsnoy, ard tho curu well 81 psoten
tion of,hs same. Il ls oalitled HUMAN FRAILrY.
OF PHYSIOLOGICAL RrsRARcHRS" II eassTs fsnV
nto the causes edsct and toasioaa ots q curing
al disaSss of dscst aaia, with copiogi iuliFuciion1
fotha perfect restoration u those who are gssvsnise oF
meats nom entering into the RsrTiags utaie. P1oe
Is cents. Sent nee Of postage sold ~
DR. nAnRoW.
Ipi nieecksf slIsst, Neu Yea.
GAYLORD HAMMOND
VA. HIHKk,
sNrSaaWdaw Agents, a1t,
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nor Neuralgia, Fits. st. yitus Dance, Paraly-
sis, spinal complaint, general or local debility, or
nervous pTostrahon, are cured by DE- dibson's
new electrical treatment without diniculty. It
nsv0r fails, and may justly be regarded as I spe-
odo. oGcs No. III Ontario street, a few doors
from the Public Square.
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LAKE AND OoEAN DREor TRADE.-LerrER
FROM THE DAEUBE.-Extract from letter received
from Capt. J. NJ. Smith, of schr, C. b. Dousman,
to her owner, dated;
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I-V- Nature Ia the GREAT Physician. This Il

y
now admitted by the medical profession as afundamertal
principle ufheamg science II is wisely provided by the
human economy that whenever anything is wrong In the
physical sysem the natural forces Of the bOly brought
to bear to expe disease The therefore to
senshsn the naturb powers This has been kept view
by the skillfll oempouuder OF Dr. JHosTETrERsBlr-
TERs which operate give fresh vitality to all the organs
Of the body Tho effect Of this medicine upon the sto-
ach the liver and the klnevs prompt and decisive. Th7
patient who IS enough to quit druggng and try the
BIIrERs soon feels he had taken lease Of life
and as he continues the Of the arc he is overoyed
to ud the streams Of health coursug through his frame.
Let all ircm cheek The bloom has departed give DR.
Hostetter's Celebrated BlteTs atrial
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally everywhere
,,--noN
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WIGS! WIGS! WIGS !

BATcHELoRs WIGS AND TouPERs surpsss all
They are elegant, light, and durable.
Fitting to a cham-nO turning up bohind-n0 shrinking
the head sdeed this Ia tbs ou' Establishment where
these things arc properly understood and made.
239 Broadway, New York
-.l- EI9KE -ClnuaInnl nAIn Aaenl
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ony Council

TuEsDAY EVENING, Nov. ~, 1853,
Absent--Mesrs. Sargent, Lewis, Masters.
In the absence of the President, Mr. Masters,
Mr.. Ransom filed the chair. t
Minutes OF last meeting read and approved.
CLAIMS.
A large number Of claims were presented and
appropriately referred or disposed Of, amounting
to about $ll00.
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MUSIC BOOKS SOLD BY J b.
lVI COBB a co.
Tho Jubilee;
The Cythhra;
Tho Kew Lutte Oi Zl0ni
The fhalkrgiynW
Tho Dulaiutr
The OHoa;
The Golden Wreath
The fhaWnoi
The Hallelujsh;
The RinEpg 6oh0o COmIaBion.
advii i9'Ns'e D. y. CoBB 60.
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by TELEGRAPH.

Reported By the Uniou relerfaph,
OFFICE WAhtNe's BLOCK, CORNER oF nANE AND
sr. GLAZE arRERTa.
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~ For a well becoming and beautiful Hat or
Cap We recommend y. Rulinis excellent assort
ments Of Fall Styles ut l75 Superior street, lie,
as practical FuTrier, 10 now engaged In manuiac-
turing Capes, MuGs, Fur Gloves etc.. etc, for the
Fall and Winter trade
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RsSoEvsd, That general meeting of the eIti.
gems be held at the Melodeon, on Friday evening,
the I'd Dec 1859, at o'clock, TO give expression
Of public sentiment on the occasion of the sacrifice
made, to the MOloeh Of Slavery by the killing Of
the body Of JoHN BRowN in the Commonwealth Of
| Virginia on that day.
| Various resolutions were then adopted, having
for their object suitable preparation for said
Meeting, after which the meeting adjourned.
DANL. r. TILDEN,
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A New Novel, by Tbiackeray.
VNHE VIRGINIANS- illustrated. =
y n0Els y oobs = Co
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sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUEl-UsEPUL IN
EVERY HousE.-Auother supply Just received by
Fo0a, ENswoRTH 4 Co,
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BILyER soAPi-SILyRR SOAR ll-For cleaning
silver and plated ware, glass, mirrors, marble
nantes, &e--Anolher lot just received by
Foac ENsWGRTH 4 Co.
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ko, kis o. ki,lOw Is Turkish gran measure. cor
responding nearly 70 our wheat bushe beng Traction
under GJ lbs
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make il go great way, bybuying your Hats and
Caps for yourself and children, at /. Benedict a
Sons, 2Ol Superior st., who have received very
large and choice assortment Of goods, IN their line,
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Yesterday AftornOOn's Report.

wAsHlNGTONIRvING DEAD.
NEw YoaK, Nov g.
The venerable Washington irving died last
evennn at Irviupton.
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PowERLRss FOR EvIL-POTENT FOR GOoD.-
When pain Inflammation Is present and Brandreth's
pills used they seize upoa the humos which
the oolsion OF the pain and Inflammation and
them from the body This quality OF alone sezing hold
aud the expulsion Of dssyed humo's possessed
By other medicine For Bandrelh's Fills operate solely
upon those impurities which surround and affect the tis
and organs Affected by disease By natural affinity
tthey seize these humor bessusa their life Is below that
u the surrounding parts, and expel them from the body
Young people cannot but midd aged and old people
IN measure, apprec te that medicine which, being used
ia sickness uny upon the OF disease aud which
power except those humors whose presence
produces every pain and whose removal removes every
disease WhAtoyor organ is affected there these wondsf
fui PILLS penetrate, and remove impurities from; thus
venting settling the hunors; because they removed
from the body In heumaism iSyors. peurises pains in
the side dyspepsia hsai aches seness, Ashmt colds
coughs thTosls, piles ulcers hollis they give mme
diato rcef sud taken early, prevent organic disease
Aalsdies, pronounced beyond human skI have yielded
20 the influence and millions OF human lives have been
saved BY their timely Oh how important in sickness
to use medicine which onlS eXngushes the deHse
and leaves no evil effect behind
Sold at No 2ai Canal S.. Brandrehs Building; Gnl By
Gaidnsr No. 21O Superior street. Cleveland; AID By
J. B, Nhoeion Hudson, and all respectable dealers IN
medicines dkW
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To establish the grade Of Croton street irOm
Jackson street to Case avenue Committee on
Ordinances.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

a. See advertisement oi Dr. SantOrd's Liver
lnvigorator,
I57- For the best qualities Of Segars, Tobacco
end snur, go TO G, Dietz III Superior st.
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EP@ For an Ottoman Velour, Irish Poplin, OF
All Wool Delaiue, go TO ii, D. Kendall Cos
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Wm, A. Bachelors Hair Dye !

The 0niy harmless and reliable Dye kH0ipn.
rho Original and best IN tho wurdt
All others are mere ini;atiOn1 aud should he svoided
ca wish 10 escape TdiCcle.
GRAY, RED OF RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to 3
beautifnl and natural Black without the least
iaiury to Halr or Skin
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
wared 10 wm A. Ba,cholof since 1879. and 90 OOo
applications have made the Hair Of his patrons VI
his famous Dyes.
VIM A. n DATCTELoRs HAIR DYE produces a color
not be dlsnngushed from nature, aud is WARRANTED
not uo in tho least however long be continued
and the i'll effect OF Bad Dyes remeded the Hair nysur
ated for life by this Splendd Dye
Made sold or Rpnlsd IN private IOOmsl at the Wiz
FHGtory, No 23j broadway, N. Y.
Sold m all cities and tawHs uf the United States by Drug
gsts and Fancy Goods nealess.
C3e The genuine has tho and address upon stea
plate engraving On four sides Of each BOX OF
VIM. a. BATCHELOn,
No a uroaA Avuav ~
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81 met Capt. Pierce here this morning. The
Sexton and d. G. Pierce have arrived. / would
have done better had not chartered from Lon.
don. as freight is los, / only get %. Sd. Leave
Reni this afternoon. Truly yours,
M SMITH I"
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From City Treasurer, with enumeration Of thI
assets received BY him from the Commissioners &
the Junction Railroad, amounting to Sl4.o54 80
Received and hled.
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Boston Hens.

BOSTON, lufsfhy, Oct !, l>JJ.
Richard J. Westcott, sen. home by the ADeric a
Consul Of Amsterdam, chsfged with the murder OF
John Brown, SEAMAN Of the bsIl, Noun anser was
examined to-day before L. 5. Commissioner Guild who
cisoLsIeed the defendant. no evidence Of eliminating
cbsrsciSr being offered.
The L. s chip Yrcennes VS. a. Losude, Aries,
Aug. H. All we'll
TIE Putnam Ph slsUx Of Hartford arrived in this city
THE afternoon; they were welcomed in speech by
Mayor Lincoln, ana salute by Capt. Nns Flying
Artillery. Tomorrow they Witt Bunker III aud vii
be reviewed on Boeton Coinror. They sre receiving
this eveTirg every attention from our oiIzsns.
The following the ootiDgs OF orr Bank Statement
cr the past week: 1870.
c. ptzi Stock * I2 no Due from other Bis 81 o
.sns and Dscu.. g. T5j GO Dpos........... - ioo'
sYecie....... 5,s5s0- Circulation e,o9itN
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The gold slxsmstor exhibited being too small
for working model, il is impossible to de;srmias
what it may do when pc. in practical operation.
thocgh / he feature worthy Of notice The quick
silver IS placed in trough, snd the pu!vs;iaed quarts
snd god are fed in between two rollers covered With
India rubber, or other elastic substance which rods
and presses the gold into the quicksilver thus making
many particles analgamaie tha, woald ordinarily
escape from coyTosion otherwise.
YsnGsrburgs patent ironing tables ere log euious
and useful household devices. They constructed
Of single board Of suitable length and width, with
nov able support st end, ., that garments may b
conveniently slipped a. one end, turned round %
the board and ironsi without astening thus leaving
ladies dresses, gentlsmens pants or other salx
articles, in ,hei; natural shape.
A very elegant and convenient secretary bsdstssd,
patented by Capt. Thistle, differs from other bed
s.eads Of this kind in its movement when opened aud
closed Being hung on movable cen.srs, the weights
in the lower end keep an equitable balance As the upper
end approaches or recedes from the Gaze In raising and
lowering requiring bot little force to operate it, ssd
bringing tie BED, when down. much nearer tae door.
This s simple and inexpensive plan, and shosld b.
manufactured a; cost Of from $40 pward according
10 quality srd style.
"BeGunouts sefse,tipg rat-trsp' is . device Tor
compelling tie caught rat to csge himself acd ct tbs
sane tine reset the trap for another The rat enters
the trsp on fall which, in descending closes the en-
trance: he then iuds small light door, opening into
another apartment, anS, hoping to make his escape
through this, pssses through, by raising II at the
bcttom, when its weight closes it Etsr him, aud -
the fall in the fret apartment is relieved of i,s weight.
rises, which az ain opens the outer entrance to the
frap
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The California Overland Mail.

ST. Louis, Tuesday, Oct. 4, 1873.
TIE Overland Mail has reached Jefferson City with
San Francisco dates of the 18th ult.
Sufficient returns had been received to insure the
election Of the entire Lecompton-D emoora;ic Safe
ticket The Leconpton candidates for Supreme
Judge and State Printer and the two Lscompon can
didstes for Members Of Congress, aso elected.
There was also very large Leconpton msjority in
both branches Of the Legislature.
The People's Reform ticket in San Francisco was
elected by majority of from 900 to 5000.
Just previous to the departure Of the mail Of the
9th ul,, Judge Terry challenged Senstor Broderick,
which the latter seems to have accepted, as meeting
between the parties was prevented the morning Of
the 10Th by the police.
Business at San Francisco continued dull, with a
Light country demand. Quotations were nomlnally
unchanged bu for the few goods selling buyers OBJ
tanned better terms
Arrived al San Francisco ship Viking WiLsor April 20;
steamer Ozab. Ble,hen Panama ship Greenland Bs:e. Lv'
ernoo barrh "a Sailed ships Hssth fol Hong koog Achilles
f sidney s. W. Belle q the West Howes for Melbourne
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Gen. Walker again i'm the Field.

NE" UKLEAfs, Tuesday, Oct q, IoJ'
Collector Hatch has refused q clearance to the
stesmer philadelphia for Aspn wall, because il is a.
legged the steamer is engaged to take Gen. Walker ani
tEo or three hundred meu from Texas, Alabams, and
elsewhere, now sncsnp.d below this city, and ready
to start for Nicaragua They are ostensby bound to
the Chiriqui diggiDgs, ard intending to leave on
the 5.h.
Later.-Ger Walker and his men got of last Big ut,
and sailed from Berwick Bay this morning in their
own steamer, without clearance.
The attempted clearance of the Philadelphia for
Asnpxsll yas made 10 blind the authorities.
H,rry Maury commands Walkers steamer.
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SiyENrH AsD ELEyESTH WARD REPCBIIcass-
Meetings oftte Republican Associations IN the Seventh
ard Eleventh Wsrds were held last night Ia tao
Seventh Ward the attendance was very large, snf .
number Of rev names were sdded 10 the rolls. At .
.ubaqufni meeting Of the Executive Committee, the
registry question was discussed, aud Committees Of
three from each Ds,rie, we're appointed 10 look sftsr
tire voting at the coming elections.
In tie Eleventh Ward Committee, sppoinssd foe
tie selection Of future place Of esiirg reported tho
Hal No q Averus ID, which was adopted! Weekly
msstrgs are herce.orth to be held regularly on Tdss-
day evenings.
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ST. LOWis Fair.

ST. Louis, Tuesday Oo'. a, 100.
The results of the fourth annual Fair, which closed
Yesterday were emir emily satisfactory The diapay
of animals was never perhaps equaled in this or any
other country. The array of machines, agricultural
implements xle fabIos and specimens Of hsndicrstt
generally, were uuususlly comprehensive; while the
varied fruits and flowers were very oreditabe to the
horticultural progress Of the West. The aiteadapce
on the grounds during the entire seven days vas nn
precedtned ard the receipts amoun' Ieary so OOo
The Directors contemplate the removal OF the pres
ent smphi.heser and the erection Of one double the
Cao6city.
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important Run,Or.

BosIoS, Tuesday, Oct. 4, 1852.
T. b. Beaumont of Jamaica Plain, and now resi-
dent Of Hong Korg, China, in letter dated July 81,
FAYE:
IA rumor here probably Chinese story, 10, that
the Emperor has sent accommodation to the Governor
of Shspghae saying that the firing from the forts st the
mouth Of the Peho River upon tue British and frenca
Eubassy was not by his orders, but by those OF
MandariDs whose heads he has ordered to be struck
off for the act. 1t is expected that the AmeIcsn MN
;,,er MIR Ward has proceeded to Pekin. Mr.. Bruce,
tie British Minister, has gone to Japan, to remain
fhare while"
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Kansas News.

LrAyENwoRTH, Tuesday, Oct. 4, 1883.
Tie election to day the question of the accept
auce or rejection Of the Constitution passed off quiet
. BY. Tue adoption of the Constitution is generally
conceded.
Leavenwort1 City gives 81 majority for the Con-
stitutiop.
Atchiscn Township gives one majority for the Con-
sti.uiion Other townships to hear from will IN
Cfease il,
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Iucendiarism in Newark.

NEWARK, n. j., Tuesday, Oct. 7, IN0'
Periodical outbreaks Of incendiarism are becoming
frequent here, and something very serious may soon
occur unless the Fire Department are provided with
improved water facilities, especially in the outer
wards. AT II o'clock last light fire broke out a, the
corner Of Broom and Mercer streets, destroying stable
and several tenant house, OF the value of about OO0
number OF poor families were rendered homeless.
A. about O'Clock this morning a barn on Wicklihs
street was set on fire. destroying it with neishboring
cottage ETC., owned Sy Nm kanhni aso' nee
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State Politics.
ALBANY Tuesdsv Oct A

ALBANY, Iuesdhy, Oct. 1873.
An mee,;cy of the American State Committee a.
TIE Deevan House 10 Jay the following address to the
Americans Of the STATE WIS unanimously adopted AMI
ne az area taken 70 secure fn vote for the ticket
recommended at tie Utioa Convention. Unsnimity
prev aled 10 the Committee.
ADDRESS OF THE AMERICAN STATE COMMITTEE
FOR 1889
The American General Committee Of the S,sts of
New-luk appointed by the Convention held az Utics
the 2ls' o september very briefly represent 20 their
brethren, rierds, and fellow citizens throughout the
State the r-esoIs which governed the Convention IN
se cling The ticket before the people for support.
The ceegstes assembled at Utica controlled By
o,IsideIatiOrs Of the highest patriotism, and acSei
with dssue TO secure the In0st practical good 70 tns
country sDd the CcmmCD@esh. NiIet sLths Of their
number were men who have been true 10 the Amer
can party from lis fret orgsniz saon. Isey Assem-
bed VIII predetermined purpose neither % sur
reDcer Themselves ror their principles to the DEM
ocratic the Republican party. They kept soof
from the strong AID visible ous.de pressure Of both
Of ihefe parties il represented by the officers
OF ate at Albany, and by municipal officers in the
City Of New-fOrk. They were willing to separate
without n,kiug auy nom La Ion because the effect
Of suth o c9arse Of cortuct would be both 70
absLdcp tlel! oTgsIizsicn, ami 10 scatter their
forces amCIg the common enemy. lacy were
also Cnw''iLg to DOlDios.e Thst is called STa'ght
Ticket because Of thsi. acka0s lodged insbii'y 10
elect To have see cted alone either the names upon
tie Delaoc eiic or tie Republican State tickets would
have ben Join haods with the the other ofthese
two parties when they belong to reder of them Tney
he'd among the two pronLe at parties OF the ate no
friends 10 reward or enemies TO puulso, snd achd
therefore in the detection Of mpaItiay between
both but not without good purpose and high prnc-
pie. Tire Delegates cane together Of TIER own spon
tsreous will 10 restore the American Party to the
doD of s original organization, and to snow ina, IN
tbs State a. in the STATES OF Rhode Island, New Jer
ssy Pennsylvania Illinois and perhaps il other parts
Of the Uni0n it holds me balance Of porer This has
he "a Gt 4
the safe for five Jears in its plurality vote has been
alternately Republican or Democratic, the balance
Of power has slsays beer with the American or Con
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