New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15
POLITICAL.


Erearg Jouraal, from several counties, where the
work Of orgst izaton bas aresdy been begun IN ons
county-amorg the largest IN territory OF any in the
S,ae-blark forms for Poll Lists sent iuto every
election district fortnight since Il i not a. 81 sur.
prising that county aEays thus prompt, sho1d uni
formy give Republican msjorties ranging from Ooo
10 60O0scoordiIg 10 the importance OF the contest.
In other counties. the committees 10 DO the work have
been rsns6, ard, in of them, the work Of en-
roIme1t has been commenced. 10 these counties
they have resolved to increase the.r ample sories
Of a.; year. And wha, they resolve they DO. Bat,
a. az ofFse; 10 these wde-asske localities, there
8 great many counties where nothing h,s yet been
done or projected /, Is possible FOR baifscoTe Of
deliIqueLs 10 render uugs,ory toe wofk Of GIL the
rest. We appeal 20 friends 10 begin q. whs.
is so indispensable 10 the accomplishment OF the de-
sired result
A, the regular weekly meeting o. The Republican
Cub al the Parker House b eton, OF Saturday last
says Tie Adreriiser, there quite en- Pectel
yet nore the less pleasant demons tration. About
twenty I've members q the Club were present a. tae
dinuer.tsts including Senator Wilson the Hon. An
.on Bui.ir sne, the Hon. James Bufil:on, the Hoa
Charles b. Hal, the Hon. Mr. OGiorue ana the Hon.
Mr.. Morton OF TIE State senate, Sheriff Clark Judge
Vel, Gen. Schouer Of TE< Af-as aad Daiiy Be-
Francs l.. UGdersoSd esq, OF Tie At.sntc Monthly
Dr. James W. stone, and other prominent members
O. tie RepuO.can party. Ar. Morton OF Quincy pre-
sided With Bis accustomed dignity ga tn. occasion
Co. W alter CTsre, al Influential merchant Of ~
Louis who ass been passing tie Summer II TIL, vicn
ty preseL. to take Us leave Of his Republican
friends. After the cloth was removed. there as
fee exchange OF sentiments. Missouri and N8,ss.
ChCsetts-the Cause.-The Hoo. frank T. Blair, IT,
II health and Osper!ty Of Col. Crane-weTe gwen
with 81 the bonors, including cheers three times
three, with 81 empbssis. Short speeches were made
by Co. Crane, the Hon. Mr. Oaio1ne, Judge Wells
j. l.. Swift esq. the Hon. Mr. ButiniOn aac others
IL being stated that his Excensncy. GOV. Banks
was dining with his stsff snd Other officers IN
adjoining room, al il viaron was Immediately sent
requesting the presence Of the es;ire party TINS in
yIia;ion VA promptly accepted, and headed by the
senior s.sf officer Col +. Co. Parker, liz Exce.eccy
entered the hal, accompanied By Adj Gen. Stone.
Co. Holmes, Commander, and o;ner officers Of the
Independent Cadets. The enIsnce ofthe Governor Wa
the signal for tine hearty cheers as ever came from
T.. hearts sud thIoss o nen. The Governor respond
u in few appropriate remarks sni closed with
sertiuert that called up Col. Holmes Til. popular
:
lie paid goS.Hg tribute Of pr..se to TIE Com nant-
erin C1ief, ana IL reu sI6s elected much eLihusissm
CAeers were Lien called Tor ard given il honor Ct the
Governors staff, the Cadets, the Senator i.on Nor-
fox, the Hon. I. G.. Parker AID finally nee ohser-
we've gwen ior g. who Contributed u the succsss Of
Camp Massachusetts,. Amid ,his popula. ovation the
cistirgU-shed guests Withdrew.
In publishing the ticket recently som.ns,ed by
tie Democrats Of Wiscorsir FOR STATE oicer. some
erTors occurred, the names having beer b.3y dam.
aged II their tesgrsphic journey TO tai: city. Tae
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lI,h, aid propose 10 have a state CoIyen..or this
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