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CITY POLITICS.
,NTEcEpESTs OF THE CANDIDATES.

ANTECEDESTS OF THE CANDIDATES.
We gave few days kn.c ,he anlcccdcn,s Of the Tam
many AMI Drccknrdgc city and county tickets and that
our rcaers may be able e Eelcc their candidates FROM
the numerous gentlemen placed In nomination, We ".
day surnsh sketch Of the black republican and Tam.
many Irregular tickets mated under the bogus call
engineered through by J. Augustus Page for tho purpose
Of obtaining the domination for Congress.
JUDGE OF srrEEME oorRr.
pepj n BOnneys tie rrescn, occupant q that POSI-
tion, and now rcn0nina,ed By tho republicans II 49,
believe. the say Office thai hc ever hold
1bo nominee q the rammspy irregular conventsn ia
q new man b. the or John H. Harbour, . Wall
stree, lawyer. Leaf some may mistake him FOR
person by the o. Barbour. once reporter o. The
Supreme Court, We here ststo that he smother person
RECORDER.
re republican nominee fcr this on = Is ihs celebrated
spritaAlEt Judge John v. E.monds. he Las boon DC.
fore tie public IN some eapasy for Ions iimo and Is
abcu, sixty years o; agc; has thin looking ecunie-
raacc, ptars sssscs, iofg hair, br whlssers. lac
wa At ono tmo Circuit Judge, appointed, VIC bocve,
By Gov RoBck afterwards candidate for the noni.
nation or that oLce under Tho auspices o. Tnmmany
HAl but rlei 70 act f. He Ai later rorod romi.
mated and oocsi 3, Judge Of the scrrcmc Cogra posi
ton hat ne held for term Since that time the pub.
lc have kEoNn hun only a. lawyer, referee spiritual
st lecturer aud author. lie formerly belonged 10 the
bsnbugnor ng OF the democratic party bat upon his
c,nyerrion 10 Epiritaasm they chopped hin, aud he
sought Tie embrace O the Republicans lie "a now
poycd With John Van Burcn on The Forrest divorce cse
also janice Taynrs lawyer IN The Vast Washington
market att
Abraham n Russell !. the 1ammany Irregular nom moo
Cor this poson lie 10 at present the City Judge, tbs
only once tiai he has held; but has for long time
been known criminal lawyer Of considerable note in
this city.
CITY Jrngy.
John Segwick, the rerson trottod oct By The rcrub
cans 10 MI lhe oce administered ~ Judge Abraham
D. Russell, hS for long time been Dcpuy District A.
torney lie nrsi appointed b. A. Oakley Hall, rcrub
csn retained by reor n swccny his election 70 that
occ and appointed ~ Mr. Waterbury The present
District Attorney. Although republican, he was kept
ia the oaoc on account Of his lsntss for the position
The Tammany irregular nominee for this position Ia
Frederick A. rslmsdge, Of The leading Bell Evcrcts
men o. tie city, who las been in public life In
aud numerous positions. lie member Of the state
senate from is21 10 1891, inclusive and represented tho
Fnh Congressional dlstrct b the Tblrtieth Congress
lie held the oec Of Recorder for two terms and
cupying that position 81 the time Of tbe Aston place
riots the fall Of $780, and read the not sct " The riot
rs vas GsrsyN srperntsreers u its fel.,s bs're n
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Newspaper headers In the Sandwich L.

Iron The III no.lu Advertiser. AMgrst 81
Yew arc aware Of TIC argc number OF foreign
ial I5Ss,ag 10, ie,i ian II 60 ,1 AMIN, sei.s an
nail s 1sc % rsSrs al .s lumbar s ss
g. 900 year Cor tie two preceding years, ana unre
has probably been Considerable .ncroaso sinos Thai
time. In $50, when the T1st ooo established,
bag conianlDs hundred o,lors and perhaps tros uasi
number Of papers, arriving oree month, comrssd ~
To increase in TIE rcr oca b.rcss his ben equally
remarkable Ecs q ~ ycag ls62 "a, lAs gs-elssAr
noe ret3rnJ n Hg1.uip L ols for n~a A0i 'sas.bg 8
eepfci u ~ WV fous HRstD. zhS ne oT1ys N W.
naciyayr isi..psf ~ H-eiasn IRON that small begin.
nrg IL has Increased sioaiy, tl nearly 10000 IA.
pcr and ABOUT 900 periodicals are supplied annually
by lin W Subscribers tLrcuboai tho i.isrde. About
oaeihlrd % ,hsse papers ana nagasnos Az sup
Piled al the actual cost, az some tow oycn below
INC cost 1lesc Ieriodi:as CONC =. n lsgs oasiss,
istaneo mai matter h.r 70 come ~ 900 miles from
New York, and 10 600 mice from loadoa) sd the
length " time hrtquircs 70 obtain rerllcs " sny Sew
orders the stands posses remarkable fso1iies for
obtaining We foreign news, uncqansd BY tho mas fAoiu.
Psclfc, beyond the American o'aS A. VIII readily BE-
seen, the psasc bulls have bcch steadily Increasing WITH
The number q papers rcceivei, i has become sasvy
GLIDING Enyi Sh, American asd Hawaiian psla~s 70 over
VI 600 yoar--the Hawaiian POSTAGE alone beins iAs.
Ter ccn, o. rnsrs.ncs kss uhrcasonsbls lhsn thss
Z reduction of thsi should tr asked, SIMPLY W
lie sr,e.e ,sIss when i wel known iksl sbs pspeSs
on which the Tar y leYd ar ony nerchanelss, Witch,
n rarpcd through the VISION HOUSE, pord pay 10 per
cont suiy the rate winch other merchants pay lhcs
merchu lse.
The rub sher Of thlf paper rns TIE oniy INTO
rested VIII be seen BY the above report We vii give
nny n4iancc 81 the Wy tie Law operates Rev NJ.
Damon rgccirts ito inonihy chAas papers" IN cue
fackagc or grairitos disrlbuton tho Bethel sabbath
school The cost Of these loo papers II New yors Ia.
cudng American pottag for one yc8r $40. rhs Ia
waian post &c % The snIne : two cents rspor
or 81 Per annum such & The operation ~ tho Law. In
stead q The proposed law making difference u ouly
SIS state ~ M Greg, y would make d.eer.oce
with The pnhshtI n tbs PAPER alone o. $3.50 ard con
siderable amount with each a The other parties interest
Of. Does any onc rupposs that such ~ AN be 90
durcdy Tat The OF 49, long be paid srnp 9r
The service u delivering few Juvenile payers noryed
Tor ps1itous distributan With coat 10 ses fosk 1ss
sIo Not II su SGcb papers Ill very ssoI csNse sqnss
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Esaacy and John 7. Savage and spinois ana Captain
nders ana Crosssel. AMI sst, bat by mosns lsast
r power, chsraoter s1d Influence, Eastas Corning.
Acsy In this besui and sunny morning gentle northern
breeze cooling thu heated Atnspasre the sounds Of the
spxous voices Or these men, think ona night hear
- voices Of those who have passed from his
WSsJ, Das whoa memories Eilu linger with "a.
And there M No. 10 tho rcnneesee dcleeG on busy
sonssrnctng . compromise platform; N No 3 Is Ken
uoky, bod ana patriotic; in Ne Vermont, the State
II Green AoaatGnsbas shallow pssses over Der deli
sway the s2ri o. tho good Robinson goes with t. In
No 10 Ohio, n al her eHang,h and political glory,
ani. and bong 60, having bet little 20 talk about II
Nc. indians snd .hiskey; IN No 1Il.nois--besore
reported N No Wisconsin; In No. Virginia, the good
I'd Dominion, the mother Of States statesmen Sn3 good
boxing coiUsed persona n No. 10 q Pennsylvania and
hare there Is the mischief to pay ard no iAr ho..
What trouble doth enyiron
Those Who INC iuso x..h Goa 2Id ironl
WIN Pennsylvania, Va the language Of Gov. Banks oil
4n7ackusetss, "tuosees Ia tuty" on coal and IRON
she voioes oI Tho ta.o Snep.oy he PLACID ysfey,
no pleasant featured Sbson and others OF that ELOQUENT
stanp n 70. Ia tho gallant Mssasippans, ree1y,
uick and p1nscni; really foT strike 9rSa iE mos.on
and elecsiye n ao.ion-iaa tho heroes ~ h'cna ES.a
With tbs heros, Davis IL their head. Ana M..o No IL
ssds tae eed eventies history 50 far as the As Hocse
md he Charleston National Democratic Convention are
smsernel the oonvocssson oommenced n sadness con-
lhued N mourning, and ended eyentleS he wedge
That was intended 70 Dissolve the democratic party
Aove onsered and that was all the Convention accom-
skhs and yet tho hal In the Institute Building still
ame "a isSs Qo, for have ust visited It through the
DosenesB of Mr. ArSr, tho superintendent OF the build
H, and s.ood Upon the spot on which General Cushing
declared lhst Tie Douglas men were crazy"
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THE RREpRFSSIBLE CONFLICT.

ROW AT REPUBLICAN Observation-Disclosures NJ.
TWEEN THE WIDE AwAKEs AND THE BELL.EvERgrr
MJS-A FREE FIdHr-RRsuLT OF THE RATTLE, ETC.
On Tuesday evening last 1t the conclusion Of meeting
Of the Republican Campaign Club At tho republican head
quarters, ~ Broadway, disturbance occurred which
might have been attended with serious consequences
that the meeting held for tho purpo6e Of rai
Ing banner the street. and that hcse had bean
great deal Of music and speechmaking, with . Nto
feasting Az the conclusion n the proceeding The Wide
Awakes who had mustered in force, emerged from the
headquarters and formed ia line In front Of the build
ing, n about half past nine O'Clock Thoy accoutred
in their usual uniforms with the end Of slaves.
At about the sane time another party, numbering from
thirty TO lfy mon, wearing gray caps, passed up
Broadway and ranged themselves on The OPP
largo number Of persons consisting Of ali shades q
politics, represented on the sidewalks, On both
side. Of the street On fronting tie Wide Awskes, tho
people 10 and several Of tho byssanders Gavo
three cheers Tor Bell and Everett the republi
aide Of tho street joined Justify the cheers with the
q dozen people on the balcony Of the republican head
quarters who proposed three cheers for Abraham Lin
coin one man smone the republicans made himself very
conspicuous which lie missed by the stray Bol and
Everett man, who happened 70 be near the Wide Awakos
The Lincoln man struck the intruder blow which was
returned with interest," Ecnfie ensned bet rccn the
parties, and number OF gentlemen rushed forward 70
reparaic tho combaianls when tho word gsvon Va
charge from the Wide Awakos who, the Infant
rushed Into the ihcs Of the nsat, and the meioe
became general. Blows were freely given and re-
turned, tae Widc ANhstS nfnx tnclr Antros
slaves offensive weapons Tho police hero ineficred
and arrested three TersUrs q whom Subsequent
ly lberscd on he parole by Supervisor Kennedy, wbn
went 10 the Sixteenth precinct STALLION house FOR tfa
4 pose.
Tho parties brought before Alderman Brady In
the abeenoe OF Judge Connolly, ai the Jcson Market
Police Court, yesterday, when two discharged
pay ing lne OF sl0 and 81 respectively and tho other
held 10 bail In the OF siO0 70 charge Of
as1anl.ins al oacer m the execution Of his duty.
Beyond black eye received by OF the parties taken
into cyto1y, II was no; seen tia. any personal damage
There other vcrsiors OF tho origin OF the light,
some Of which MAKE out the Dell and Everett party
fRye been tho Asgressors but al agree The that
the became general after tho word .'chGy.e" bad
been uttered In Tic republican ranks.
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LETTER FROM JUDGE BErnE.

NEw YoEg, Sept. g, lsoo
ir the report of tho proceedings q the Republican Ju-
dicsry Convention In your PAPER q tody am report
Cd using some harsh expressions towards Mr. spencer
Such rot my intention WIS Il tue fact; the
contrary, rated tia, III spencer was my personal
friend, against whose cAractsr And Integrity knew
thing, but IA yhoSe favor Knew much alter many yeArs
OF scqraniaAce. CA ony account TO- me error rom
my ing said. In the 81 my KS, that NJ
epcEcsrs practice, having boon prtnspaiy confined 70
The criminal courts, wA.le u would mako no dnerenoc
win ihcee Who knew HIN, by thousands Who did not he
would be charged with being Iombs lawyer would
not willingly cay word 10 rlurc the fc5inss Of Mr..
Spencer 10 dciract from h.s vel camel reputation
criminal lawyer. roasc iIseri this act Of Justice
10 Mr.. Spencer vel " M scl, and believe POUR
obedsent servant ". A. HkhHk.
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MISSOURI POLITICS.

sr. Lovis, Sept 20, 1880
The Douglas and Brscsnriige wings OF the democracy
held mass meetings IN tn city last night. While Judge
Halliburton addressing the Bresklnriigc gathering
the Douglas made attempt 70 break Up Tie meet
ing and during melee that snsued two Bfocknrdge
democrats wore stabbed, Tho Bll1xin calls upon the
Breckenridge nocracy hold themselves prepared for
IKE demonstrations in tho future, and TO shoot arrest
all those who seek 10 deprive them Of their privileges
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UNION CLUB IN HARLEM.

Tho Young Mon's Union Club OF the Twelnh ward mss
and organized at Hopes hotel IN Harlem, on Tuesday
evening under tha banner OF Union for tho Union -
The club already numbers upwards OF sixty members,
whose intcDtlcn IL Is 10 Immediately form Themselves
into company of minute men. Sace the formation a
the Union electoral kot the dormant elements OF oppos
tlon 10 black rcpubcansm have become aroused every
ward IN tie city, and the result x be the most crushing
defeat OF scCilonASm N November that Nat party
s1rericLced.
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NEW YORK POLITICS.

Bsrlyl, n ", SEPT. 20, 1900
ne Convention Of he hlrtleth Congressional district,
consisting Of Genesco, Wyoming and Allegheny counties,
met al Warsaw to-day, and unarimously renominated
Hon. Augustus Frank By accnaiion All Of he counties
were fully represented
BrTF.Io sgt. 20, 1850.
Hon solomon O. Haven was 10 day nominated By &C
csmAiion for Congress from tho thirty second district
by tho democracy.
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organize ntoerant and proscvptve parties whose .u
y hss been 70 make their local prcudioes, their
laws FOR tho government Of other and dtnc, oommuni-
ties. sometmes this element has called itself tha
nmperanoe pa5yi sometimes u has sought 70 excisdo
toose wno PROGRESSED particular religious faith, per-
Sons Of foreign bIth, IRON equal voice IN public a.
iairs now u has undertaken 70 declare that the syste
Of labor which We IND advantageous II tho North shap
supcrsede in sister States another system which FL
coevai with their history and nssaabe from the pros.
me republican party Puritan or proscrp,.vs. NJ
conservative party Catholic tolerant Tho Puritan
who generally remarkable for bs zoal and intelligence
always seeks impose hts idea OF right rula
Of action for others. The liberal statesmen who orig-
admirable ., stem q State and federal consa,ions 70
every citizen community State perfect liberation ana
freedom In their appropriate spheres Of action tha
North persists In forcing Its system OF labor Upon thu
South the aggression will Of course be resisted uss as wa
would repei systematic attempt TO force slavery back
sgAn upon the statutes Of New York Every democrat says
LOT our own business and leave the people OF
other States 10 regulate their affairs for themselves ina
rspnocan; say they DO not IKE slave labor
are TO become Puritan, as they viii with the republican
party In power the whole system OF the governments
VIII undergo radical change which mrRt result IN ro-
vofuton II our principles Of legislation and admnktrs
ton are TO remain tolerant AMI ee they VIII uGder
The control Of the democracy, tho country VIII continue
Permit mo 70 express the hope that your deliberations
upon candidate acceptable 10 ali Who regard The repab
loan party % the enemy Of the city Of New York Wfh
n my sucsesor VIII be accredited 70 the
10 impressive sanction TO every act OF public duty ho
VIII have 10 perform.
have the honor to be, gentlemen very respectfully,
your most obcdient servant, ID. L SICKLE.
TAMMANY HALL ASSEMBLY CONVENTIONS.
mo Assembly Conventions elected pursuan. 70 the cal
Of the Tamrany Hall General Committee, met 10 thor
respective districts last evening for the purpose u n
mating candidates. VII, DC seen tnat several rvmna
tons uas'o, whio other cases the CoDycnssors
adjourned FOR further considcraiion:--
Bistrie.
1.--Adourned TO this evening.
2.-Wniam Walsh.
Joseph Woodwork.
5.-Adourued 10 October D.
e-Ad,ourned TO October l.
samuel 7. Wooster.
6-oscar II. BoSArt.
o.-AdouYned 10 october g.
l0.--Adourned.
n.-John RArdy.
IL -Andrew Smith.
13.-Aajourned 10 october 3
A-Adiourned 10 October g.
16-Adiourned TO October 3.
lC-Adjourned.
N-Jay jarvis Jones.
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NEW JERSEY POLITICS.

TRENTON sept. 20, $500.
Augustus Green OF Mercer, this Gay unanimously
nominated by the democrats candidate for Conrress
for the Second dst composed Of the coSnce u Ocean,
Monmouth, Darlington and Mercer.
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Bosroy, sept. ~, 1880.
S.soa 4, Ea5sdclat.s;--A RYubliosn Victory A.
Fs2-zss BycEiir.dg. sG1 coaaen.ioH ard Ral.soa
n xses-a--ous.sno sad BcIsss-TA> Bs7 coaVeHti0i
Ecr,o:G--7as pstlc,ds M; a sfrsa1s1Id, q.
ere VII b 10 fasiOr n Hsnsch1sests tbs fal
30 % sctp RSvr.ss Tbs vcyy esnsdcrAois
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THE FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
NV Yorr SAINT 81 fgao

Da,H sR--we, tho undersigned delegates 70 ths Demo
cratic Republican Convention Tor nc Third Congressional
district desire 10 ascertain, before proceeding with the
business for which they hare been lecie via TO n0ni.
nate candidate 10 represent our district IL tho noxi
Congress, whether nom nation 70 that position,
40 satisfactorily and ably died BY You would with
your approval and acceptance, or whether VIC arc 10 re-
gard with any degree Of serious attention the lninaiors
which have had from yarioHs quarters that you do
not dcsrc 10 be candidate for &c election, and isi
your friends would not, therefore, be eo0sang your
wishes u piacssg yol 70 that position.
Awaiting your reply, We have tho honor 10 remain,
John H. wiliisms Gsrshon Cohcn,
John Widely, bixrrd Cooper,
Cfarls. Banta, r. Mcmahon,
~ r. sherwood Richard Daley,
James Nelson, " Mcclure,
C. johnson, Simon Meyer.
holm HAY, Wni Jcnnctt,
janice watson, A. {. Williams
Nh. sIcKLys ErLr.
ssv YoEE, Sgt, e., 1890.
CUr EnS--Your gratifying letter o. the III Inst has
lust now been placed before ~ receive emphatic
Enforcement Of ny course az representative from 20
large and influential body Of those lEirrslcd By my
constituents with the duty Of selecting my rrcocss0r
compliment which ma noi isi 70 chcrsh among ne
WITH reference 10 ycur friendly inquiry az " my IN NJ
" der my detcr nation W retire n tie close
ycrsaiion am Constrained adhere 10 tie purpose long
snee formed Of rc.umpg the more active duties o. my
profession, alter Tho adjournment o. the nc session ~
Congress must, therefore, repeat u YOU The assurance
already made verbally that IN event Will il he arrees
bic 70 b considered by the Convention ~ Of tho
from among whom The candidate Tor t1e approaching can
vase 10 be chosen.
10 be hoped that before the great struggle.
10 he doc iod approaches the moment n nnsl arhra
mcnt at the balobox, the wise co1nseE q those who
favor the union o. The friends Of The Union for The sake
OF tie tDionN may prevail and that thus the great state
o. New York may, In 1880 contribute einhcanuy 70
tho overthrow o. the enemies Of The consultation AZ "
assstcd 10 establish The democratic party BY the clec 90
o. Thomas Jefferson In 1900.
The present contest involves the fandanert principles
upon Which tho soycrnnent o this country shsu BE "a
mnAtcref Heretofore the great leading 1oa q oar con.
tdcracy has been W savs % every community to mcst
possible control o. ~ INSTRUCTIONS and 70 every citizen
the AsSest liberty nsetni with SOFA order We hayc
Witnessed, tovevsy, IN eI cay vg0ss attempts y
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Dste-WRr' Ancnq ~ Republicans II kts.zesas,2s--
Sris 4. Lev-7x and yptn BroHn-Bas,v A's.F1 hii
Ncra,ncfier--Bs-.A pss'insg Hs-7h ssccfA Csieyss.
rorai Dif'riS- Easeydi cfae Bosson Pcsi OFF,. a..
The native American element Of the republican party
e.svatls6cd with the animation OF Andrew and Of
The mos, resslve spirits WHO formerly wrote X. " asr
ther sksles are trying 70 taec something sgans. Tic
actor OF that hybrid organization Governor Banks
headed Tic Amsrcan section q the republican party
Massachucttr md his unexpected wthdruwL threw the
whole oonc,rr Into the hands a The radical free soers
he ORG mi a,ta Know Soihng,, who 81 course were
In high featr,r Under Governor Cardrert admin .ssra.
ton, we're na over vel pseved with ne mild.
ns.s Of tie typo q The native AmericAnism
Infused into The State government ard legislation
By Governor BAnks Add nov a tgh dudseon At being
utterly ignored By The party they have hepod u create
30 circular letter tas rnc about smons the dssiected
seeking .or names 10 te appended % cal f5r state
Convention 70 b held n early date 70 acr mate csndi
dates fov ssss oases Mr. lawrence tie Bs candidate,
Ed formerly Know Eon.ng, rtj probably BE- rrsers2
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DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL NoAINl
TONS.


The Mmmary Convention OF this dstrsct hold an cd
journed meeting a. the Of Fourth avenue and
thirty second street, las. evening" 70 mako nomination
for Congress but after bAlotpg number Of times with
out esecng thelr object again adjourned until Tuesday
evening ne1t Tho names presented 10 the convention
were Arson Derrick, eI Alderman J. J. Bradley aud
David r. Jackson, the friends Of the latter holding
balance Of power VOTE which they refused 10 Yield 70 The
other candidates for the nomination.
The Breckipridge Convention Of this district met
last ing at corner OF Fourth avenue Twenty
seventh street and put in nomination candidate for
Congrees James @. W,llet, ex Sheriff.
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vlcKsoSp, Va, sept, 20 1880
- Executive Committees q both wings Of the Dc
kracy eet here on the Oh 81 October next and vii
Favor % eject f-sIon. rhe Esquir- hopes that the
sa Of the two wings viii b erected by The with.
VA q Mr. Douglas, but fcsn thsi this proposition
"a TOO ate Mr. Yanesy addresses The national deno.
~ On Monday noxt
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GROUND RENTS.-4 of $500, 4 of SI37,5O, a
n Of 100, of $780, and smaller sums on city property
well secured, original rents, and title indsputabie
W. W, GLENN