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How u Breckenridge Democrat Talks
i'm Nas>achusetfS.

How u Breckenridge Democrat Talks
in Massachusetts.
Gu benjamin +. Butler has been appoin-
ted by Gov Andrews. commander of the
Massachusetts regiments who have marched
to Washington. he was the Breckenridge
candidate for Governor last fall If any body
wynts TO measure swords with the uprisen
masses who have sworn 10 squelch out the
would be assassins Of this Republic. let him
read these representative words of full
b,ooded Democrat:
We will make il true, that we will either
bring back our shields or be brought back
upon them. applause. Sons of a Puritan
ancestry, believing in the providence OF
Almighty God, as he was sith our fathers SO
may ne be with us in this strife for the right.
for the good OF all. for that great coantry of
human freedom, which. If il sinks in blood,
tie liberty of the human race goes out for
forever. We 90 maintain that liberty; and
whom we prove recreant To that trust. may
the God of b les prove our enemy in the
hour of ouu utmost need Soldiers. we march
10 NIGH: and say for YOU all 10 the good
people of Massachusetts, fare YOU we'll. We
GO forth to say TO those who would break
down this Confectionery. that in this State
tho is but one sentiment: The Union now
and forever. one and inseperable" Ap-
plsuse
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AFTERNOON SESSION

The Senate met ~ clock and resumed
it. public session.
House message. covering Joint resolution
for procuring arms for the State through the
Governor, e. be used IN the counties border
ing on the Ohio river. was taken ~.
Mr NACSrE moved 10 amend 20 a. 20 IN
clude such othe. border counties 81 may need
them, which was agreed To-
NJ MURRAY moved to amend that the
arms he given to organized military compa.
MES only. and the arms 10 be under the con
troll Of tho county authorities
The joint resolution with the pending
amendments, Was referred TO tho Committee
on Military affairs
House bin authorizing County Boards and
the authorities of towns and cities to make
appropriations for the public defence was read
: first time
House Joint resolutions extending the aid OF
The State 10 the government Of the United
States 10 put down rebellion and enforce the
laws. was taken up. read and informally pass
ell over
b. Mr. WoLfr. \ concurrent resolution
requesting tho General Government 70 furnish
the State Of Indiana with % 900 stand Of arms
at the earliest possible dav. which WAS adopt
Ell.
On Notion, the Senate adjourned
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
In the House. resolution OF inquiry a. to
the cxpediency Of increasing light Infantry
and rife companies 70 eighty men, cavalry
sxtv. and artillery 10 one hundred men.
Ofiiccrs-captain. Fin, and Second Lcu;cn-
ants: four sergeants. First. Second, Third.
and Fourth. and three Corporals. First. Sec
ond, and Thiri Tnstructing the judiciary
Committee 20 repor, bill for the relief Of
tho people Of the State bv suspension Of the
Courts OF otherwise that there should be
one or two regiments Of cavalry raised aud
three or more companies o. flying artillery.
This resolution produced some discussion.
Mr. Esl-on thought these regiments should be
raised in The Ohio river counfics. Mr.. Hef
frcn knew 10 difference between Inlianlans.
For tie north he sould draw The swori
soon As for the people Of central or Of south
eru Indiana; and L he could not 10 a. Gen.
cral. nothing under heaven could restrain
him from draw m a sabre OF shoalideriug
muskes a. high private. He adjurci gen
tIeniea to acl for the whole S,ase--to act A.
became patriots. for the whole country Let
~ sink al petty sectional iealousios nov. a.
We have agreed 70 burr all rifty feeling anil
rally with undivided sentiment under com
mon Gag Under the force II The previous
question il was adopted
Reports we're made providing ios the De
fcnse az cities and towns against Instruction
or invasiou The joint resolution rendering
the aid Of the safe % the General Govern
naens - suppress insurrecsion and rebellion
vss reported back and passed unanimously
with .lighs amendments bil 70 sppropsi
ate sioo Go for present contingencies
Bills were introduced 10 provide for the
defense II he Ohio river border and Cor
other purposes bib defining treason
against the State as referred % the Judi
carr Committee
a resoiation was inirodaccl requesting
the advice q the Governor relative to the ~
eess,sv Of raising s~else e ziaseafs CO.. ia
defense Of the State. osher 70 .'a .n- of
an nnimpoFfsnt character introduced.
AMI long discussion occurred on the soh
jecs q rcsng MO general legislation. ~hich
subject - iinaily referred - ,he 1ndiciarv
Canuiisee
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State Prison in the manufacture Of firearms.
Adopied
Nv Nr. CAMERON. A concurrent fesolu
ton authorizing the Governor 20 appoint "a
chaplain TO each regimen, called into service.
who shall have the rsnk and pay Of Captain.
Adopted.
THE ,FSATE MESSAGE.
transmitting = resolution authorizing the
Governor Ia procure ~ 600 stand of arms
from the Federal Government forthwith, was
taken NJ.
Debate ensuing. on motion of Mr.. NKATcH
the whole subject was tabled.
On motion OF Mr.. NKBkKER the House at
iOurnei
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All letters or packages intended for mem.
bers OF the yigo or Fort Harrison Guards
viii henceforth need TO be directed 10 Val
lace Barracks. /" indianapolis Those intended
FOR members of the Terrc Hsute Cnsri win
ne directed 10 Camp Morton.
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INDIANA LEGISLATURE.
SEN ATE-THfRD DAY
FRIDAY, April %

SEN DAY
FRIDAY. April ~
HErosIs % COMMITTEES.
la the Senate. substitute for the bill au-
thorizing County Commissioners and City
Councils to make appropriations FOR volun.
teer companies or THEN iamiiies--passed
unanimously. Instruc'ing the Adjutant Gen
eral h muster into the service of the State
all the volunteer companies that have been
oasrcd-concurred in. The resolution pro-
vdes ior six additional regiments.
Resolutions were introduced nquiring into
the expeliency OF prohibiting the transporta-
ton of provisions or munitions OF war to
States that have refused - furnish troops at
the call Of tho President Asking the Adju-
tant General to report the number Of troops
In Camp Morton.
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Organization OF the Regiments.

The organisation OF the six Regiments OF
Volunteers accepted by the United States,
from this State, was completed on Saturday.
The field officers of the line were chosen and
commissioned. ana the companies allotted a.
fnllnu..
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ELEVENTH. RECIMENT-zoUAvEs.
LEw. WALLACE. C,sosei
Gro r. McGINSis. Lieut. Colone'
G. oeos> wooD. Major
Facts and Indications.

We fnd she fclt'~ing IN The Iudlsl-,lis
Journal Of sesteriAf
The truth about the condition Of Things IN
the SoufScomes out. II - AT. IN the rnccn
scious admissions Of IL supporters. Col. X.
". Thompson. Of this State. Yesterday 70
ocisei letter from = gentleman IN Memphis.
~hsch lets out some facts OF great signih-
cance. as the following extracts VIII sheT:
The misery that viii follow this suicidal
policy Of the Administration cannot nov be
'foretold Provisions vii advance 70 point
almost beyond the reach Of thousands Of the
''fsoos. ~ho cannot get away. Thousands viii
''sscrihce everything shey have 70 get a~ay
The auction rooms are crowded with fnFni
"turc. which hrinzs shout one hflh 81 e
value
This ! net the -orst feature II the nat
ter Tie mosi q the able and elective men
viii DC taken from home. leaving the women
ard children unprotected from Instructions
"of the negroes. uLo are ripe Coz IN, ad.an.
~isge that can y. taken"
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STATE OF INDIANA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
sNpIAsAroLIs, April y, 1861 \


srNgRAL oRDERs--No. }.
The following named persons have been
commissioned officers Of the grades set
opposite their names. respectively. in the
quota OF forces called for from this State,
under the Presidents proclamation Of the
18Th inst Their relative rank in each grade
is determines by the order Of precedence
herewith announced. They will be obeyed
and respected accordingly.
Brigadie- Thomas A. Morris l. assigned to
the command Of the First Brigade Indiana
Volunteers mustered into the service OF the
United States.
Major John Love Is announced IS Brigade
Major
COLONIES.
first-Ebenezer Dumont
Sccond--,Ioseph ] Reynoli.
rhiri--Lew Wallace.
Fourth-Wn r. Benton
Fifth-R. III. Milroy.
Stxth--T T. Crittenden
LIEUTENANT ooIoSrLs.
First-Slss Colgrove.
Second-Beni J. Spoonef
Third r. NJ. BRYANT
Fourth-D. NJ. Damn
fifth--Gcorge F. McGinnis
Sixth--Hiram Prsther
MAJORS.
first-C Ogden Wood
Second-D J. Woodward
Thirds T. Ovler.
Fourth-David Skunk
rifih-M ID. Manson
Sixih--John Gerber.
Col Reynolds viii remain il command at
Camp until further oricrs.
q. T. MORTON.
Commander in Chief
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THs number Of companies over and above
the quota used TO ill the requisision Of the
United States Government in this State. now
rendered u the Governor. i one hundred and
three OF these twenty nine campanie. are
in camp al indianapolis. and the residue are
ready TO march al few hours notice The
companies are rendered a. follows.
Infantry ....---....9 5 Companie-
Cavalry ............
Arflllery- -.....--.
Total $4,000. lO3
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LEGAL.

SHERlFFs sALE.--.Bv VII ue Of
six erecufons Issued from the yleo Common Pie a.
Ca1ft direefkd and dFiirt-cc N favur e Ste
phea r. Freeman aud against Robert A. King. prin-
crsi snd Jain A. Klnk rfTlevh bail: ere N fsrcr
- stephen y Freeman and against loha 1. wilkins
snd Rohsrt King snt ~ fsvor q Patrick Iohn-
son and sgsnts nobtff A King have levied On he
following 5esrribed Real Fsfss. siusssj in Niso
oqunfy. Indiana. te-~.t; The es<i bali - 81 The
neFthsAal quarter Ia. 81 section tstnt5 sever l11
to~uekip tklrtsen Isl ro<sh q rsses srht a. va
tsinlng eighty - scrss. slso. he cast hall = ~
ne souih<asf qasffsF. q srcuen t~sntF-t~o. ~
t~rrshir thirteen. ID raoee eight. ~ conisirnr
eizhtf % srres. and q
SATURDAY, NAY .. issi.
wthln 49, i~eai heurs e said 60. = he cos.rs
Tlo,se dosr IA Tsrrs flauie. Nil nssf he me ard
sroats a 10 abose afecrttd hss tststs Together
rsh an the privilege aud sppsrftnsnss d ths sss
h~iuurinz. f6r not ektefflns seven sears -
tfr resi blasr g. cssh AMI uIrn failure - rssi.
iss susr suntfrnt - satisfg sald skacnffeus srd
sS.ss vii thcn AMI there u1ef tie fss-.impis In
sn ssia Real Estate. shs tdsf fof cash
q satisfy tie ssrne.
HIS 55ih dss u April issl
sAArkL co>NfR sssrir
ssrss al 49, pc &c 49,
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SFNATE-FoURTH DAY
Sssstnss. Ar-n .
Senate me- = nine o'clork TIE Journal
of yesterday as read

~ Ag. Afveosn. Providipg lor lhe ~
poinfmeni = Deputies - any Il the evil Oh.
cers cfthis sssse ~bo may have. OF shall here
stsf o'uateet'or the military service of the
Ua.tsd State q the State Of indisns Reid
t~i,e and referred
By Mr.. sFrpksssfs: To provide Cor the
purchase q arms ant ii1piemenss a wsr for
The sse q he volunteer companies % the
sisss Red twice AM referred. together
With several amendments prcr-es~A
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Rem Ored.
BOAR DING.

DOARDERS WANTED.-Hav-
H. Ing taken the Barr House. on The corner fft
and Poplar streets. would like 10 Il more board
cTs by the week cay. Can furnish also board ans
good rooms 10 persons who wish 10 furnish iher y
suit themselves Accommodations good and terms
reasonable z h. BARNEY.
sp2ot2m
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-29

Mr--a- EnrroRs. III Bcn Ebbett yin
serve for City Engineer. he will receive the
support o. many vofes.
dlf FOURTH WARD.
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WANTED.
M EDiCAL.


nk. lOlsNS. Homeopathic Phys.
IL cian late Of Louisville. Ky has located II th-
City and Intends making Ibis nj future field a
labor.
DR.. IoRSs comes highly recommended 20 the Git
hens Il Terre Haute. q scholar aud successful.
Practitioner. by the leading Physci4ns and Edisorfa.
department Of his former hone Ia lEoss, msy
be found ~ all times. when not professional
absent in the clfsce formerly OCCUPIED b, ~ b..
oDs door north of'the nnniin House
sp22di~.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-29

Brochs IllumiDe Jsspa Plalds and Stripes.
Grissailles.
Pontielles,
Plain and Plaid Poplins
Hozambiques.
Circassian de POLES
Greniolas,
Anconias.
Barege Anglaise.
Poll de Cnevre
Foulands,
Real China Silk.
Magazines.
Shepherds Plaids
Crepe Maretz'.
Pllin French Csmbrics.
Small Figured Percales,
~, O09 Yds LAVELLAS, worth - &c for6i
10, 900 Yds Fine CHALLIS. /" 20c for 1919
Beautiful Travelling and Street MIXTURES nj
81 cents
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~ M DAVIS That the ccnmistee on
iilson Ahsirs Re instructed n inquire into
'h~ s-<r>d'enrv II sngsring ccnvicss IL he
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-29
SIXTH REGIMENT
ooNrANIrs

I T. CRirrKSpES. Colonel
HIRAM PRArHFE, Lieut.. Colonel.
.JoH~ GERBER. Major.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-29

The Speaker 30 s,u called the Hou-e to
order A or "


nfLfs fxIsoou<xn
~ NJ JoSss. Of ferrniIioa, House bill
Nc n. Authorizing the Directors of the
Southern Prison with reference 10 the EN-.
pioyment q eorvicts. the purchase Of tools.
materials. &c.. and tie disposition BY sale Of
Manufactured srticles--nsking aprropris
tom for nc purpose. and rrescrlhinr sandry
regulations n regard thereto.
hs Mr. Wares. House bill No IA: Sup
piensntal - the acf 9Th reference 90 Com.
mon Schools. "a hofizine the appointment q
trr>iscs N eefta cafrs ~ The suthorifie~ II
cities end towns
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COMPANIES
EIGHTH REGIMENT
COMPANIES

VA. p. BESrox. Colonel.
SrLAs CoIoRovE, Lieut. Colonel
DAVID Skunk, Major
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SEVENTH REGIMEN
EBrSrzEr DuNoNr, Colonel.
BEsJ. j. SrooNEg, Lieut.. Colonel
>,N'L p. OyLER, Major
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-29

NINTH REGIMENT
RoB'1 II. MnRoy, Colonel.
DAVID NJ. DuSS, Lieut.. Colonel
DAv'L !. WOODWARD. Major
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-29

los J REYxolps. Colonel
!. r. NJ. BRYANT. Lieut. Colonel
VI ID. MANsoN. Major
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Are ,o~ opening spls.Asd Line q A.. the new ard
sisgsr. STYLES cf
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.Ata sIeetina Of ,ae Seventh ward 4 Republiean

association ield Tuesary evening Nov 20, No %
-; iroalwsy the g owing resolutions offered By
Sengcl I. Mckinney. Wbcl unei iniouiy sdapled
Resirsd tha We Azl With pfde aat pleasure Tie soulica.
.o Y te ien Georse Opdyso for hayor oi ths City q
azgree That coEgTs.B3e ths cizers of the Empire
.Hy hai they have oppoduiy 60 Ieieen ts city
sFon corruption sad i,Tc, by eocirg tbe Ca.e Nogs
i,@te che @ho honef iAfa ana true aad waoso
tiecli, womb give JOY and Chalmers 81 every loe o. E
o9n,'y throughout the length and br-aeh u th Sofioa
afs,.ef That, coiislly approving u,d ratiilg q rouns
use o. le Hon Geo. Opdyke hereby gcdo ossiyes ia
sasJ s- eo-ecvsy 70 nee r nor !gDie means cLd ek
is ifoa his iiIne W The cose OF Tire caIss, &c insure
"a tdfi akhs & eie .iioA.
ne''ss lia N es uouios,ouof Chas H. llsll for Al,
~ ~ ~ W ~ " Dsfci, I'D John Lewis Tor Aldermen of
Niuth Nsifs, ge Iecogg.zs 1tefls Of hiov pftbty,
81 @1sst -ua H. gsy worf ara elaiaelly
forss -~''N 80 "'S "''A'N ~'~''N1'' -
,t isi ,e Co1ncnnalio lite' for The IVth seus-
yo.t S'AiA.9ix Ia Aaios o. JoGn ID. taiagbrf,
N 80. -. Ilol4i DI.H sicI. IloE y. Costa v "a.
AZ, se', 1eslas Iofs, ass.s oag heg4,y Approgsl ard
Va We VII ettert y suuuo 4 ~ l.el tfs Shoie ekot
Soa hc.tDs J.s tte ,3tris - ''r "7 " W " wv
cirs5 st e. ". sese 9sls 6y Dr. saO3ga's, Lag j.
ths ,iay ri ,is snt PllIJ esqs se Oh i6tion
ies., ~, H1t, s,s .hrse rorsina cheers Cor tie
~ ". = DAiL9SHzk, Sect.taYy
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FOR BITTER, FOR WORSE.

Read the following from the editorial ccumas Of f0ne q
Press OF ruesday, November p;
"Sone days ago we roticed the. T. b. Pecrs0u Br0ihsrs
Of this city lad IN the press the adm raj novel, foE be,eT
fJr Worse which through tie y e-yun number Of
ThscSsrays Cofnbi Several months since, Geass Peter
son intention 70 rcpubsh this ohalipg ors.ory duly
az erised, ard such irtaon ba8 he0 been generally
considered aDg of AL others isou tlo f1 Boston
publisher. las announced For Better fer Wo-e
In paner coyersl 5Gcont boOs irh thev hhsIay put as
J cents, because another plgiy h. tie work ready
This "a emitting very bne but tue Pecrsr resolved not tn
he cou1e ,cd now the iookghich would clis
80 Ia tho English edhion-at 20 ccuts complete. a "a
vil make q the cheapest work of lcd9n yet pulcd Ira
literary merit s undou 5ted- Is Felc-y io'ssing
interesting and truly probable lovCts.e.'
Complete unabridged edition Is pulhea ond for ssc
by 4. b. PETERS - = BAOIhh15, ~
10. 308 CHEsTNUT-ST. PHILhDELFUIt.
Booksellers News Ag,n;s end s'i oiaeg, VII rease send
on their ordsfs at once ior what they ucy van. Of
FOR BET TrER, FOR WORSE.
Which viii prove be q grea. popularity, and ccmuood
very sse sale, Il the bes and most charming loyesoy
every published.
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ZOE BETTER, ZOE WORS

Read what the editor of he Lsdie haonal Mlgeztae
Of it cditorialy, IN the rrnbe- for Jnnusry' is1Z'
" II II that rare thing, weitOla lCyeslcly frte II m
sckly senmentaiy yet uli o. rone'ce, for ef'e ,Sr
WoIsc' T. laster- iece of is klt - ShSs yod Hi,
tere Is 10 thene which when Iiyhy tod =. g ab-of5ns Is
frst-loys 40 ssnsa ion oTy Is il3io faing tIt az,
yet unlike such soas For Better for worse IS not ei-
gcra.ed. Tie cha ers Of the thfsc s.tcI arslgei p c
and Grace admirably ccntI1 ed tie Tests ldy bcE
vino admire the mot though Margaret. pc haps VIII -
caly be the f4vorie. The novel closes I'D smiles ana "a
hiDs I'll good love soriss sh uld Eyon i5 m2lse oi
E,h.l whci first thr to make bo'h her ard FiP
mi rablo for hle prcyss hsppy one b. ho end pa. ~e
will net oress the ios psssute. Buy tie BOOK, Ied
II, and ind il all out for yopTselL"
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y Meeting orthe Seventh Ward Republican

AT " meeting OF the seventh WHru ftepnohc'
ee1ng Nov ~ the following resolutions: offered By Mr
w. Ty w. SeTs Of sSSG5 Ie opdyte for Mayo
meets with hearty appro71 that his undputed Integrity
honesty ofporPoss are sufficient h. II eiseted
he vi" discharge the dacs devoins upon nm 20 the pes
1test, the city and reflect credit upon those"ho extend
to him .her sufssse.
hsy support and viii every honorable means to secure
Resred ria, in The nonaaton ofChas IT, Hall for Alder
# the lNth Adenanic District recognize neriio
Tous acknowledgment bJ the Republicans OF h9 District o
ne a2tior"e AID unfc ang course oil Ar ba dufips
bic ocih sDd hat tender him assurances Of
an o'e,whellmine asd sohons victory: :, ,,
dcmln 0f the Niith AIDE manic Dsfi,s We recognize On
ar'H snl indeftsabe cow0rker IN The Republican ranks,
and gentleman wen qualified Tor The position which he has
been E1runaet
RseL hat to Mr Lewis We slso tender sfursnces
Resirei Thst the cnalians Of Mssrs. Cosle Hawkes
a,er Gallagher jsrer ard BoTst meet With ea,net
spprcval sli viii command oar hearty soPport.
Rs1rei That tha Assoc at indose aud pige upon tc
RepubH;a.i Of tho Ward bs necessity of giving unng aid
by The yercn Il ho People, tie head cf which hnl
tho raco ssihst fhul and osio1i officer Daniel Cose ESQ.
Aii.csses dsssrei by Dr. snoiSass sd olets ser
HGNRY BREWER, Pre,ideut.
wARR1s Ro,EyErr. Secretary.
At a Regular Meeting CT the Eighteenth ward
Republican Association, held g, TO hesiql-rieif,
Of 9ht and div, On Iuc"sy Evening tne ID'1
inst the folio wing solutions were nnaninpuay epted;
Resorsd Tha, IN the Hon. Geo Opdfka Va recognize
man Of Tho eminent fitness aud sblty Tor The position
OF Mayor ofhis city aEI deem il the diyVfdl Unionoyns
and patriotic citizens to support him. .
hffslrsd Tia, hail with pleasure the unaumity OF al
parties in supporting tho Hon George Opdyke tie onl
didae who With oppose the Hon Fer9and1
WOOD and his ut fafOu3 schemes gEie Ills GUY win the
Southern Rebels and conceive that al good patriots must
up lie IN crushing treason al 80 ven abroad
Res'iUed That we heartily indose and pledge most
,uppoT, Ward ticket AMI pIefeu for the sup
port Of all parties dcrou of reform n city p0cs, fol
lowe: For Alderman John -. Ouiwo; fsf Councilman g.,
Thomas S,eyenson Schooi Commissioner Iemuel Bangs
School Inspector George n Metosc School Trustees John
A. Foster, Seymour A. Buac,
HENRY WILSON First yice-Presdent.
J. SEYMOUR MATHEWS, Secretary.
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AIehik Warl PeeuIe,n r.,.

&C ntshih -Hari Pecrle,, e,.,;.. sa.aefa,lau.
Nss r. 20. 20 ~ Sehes' psle q We.n9sesy 1sen
pisiSssr nsIs fgs rs, Z, 'sg i spdassl Ess c9g
bIyOT' SVnffH W BrlLOgC inspestSY-JO3N
T.. s... WE. MolR, no, ls' rasil
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A Grand Rally for the Honor and Integrity
of the City

of the City
A MASS MEETING OF CITIZENS OF ALI
PARTIES
OPPOSED TO MUNICIPAL MISRULE AM
OFFICIAL CORRUPTION,
VIII he held at COOPER INSTITUTE on SATURDAN
EVENING, Nov. 80, 1861 ct 2 O'Clock, to rstiiy
the nomination Of
EORGE or IKE.
The Peoples Tsxpsyers Republican, and Union canddat
for Mayor.
The following named gentlemen havo beon invited and wi
be expected 10 address tho meeting;
Hons. HENRY C. MURPHY HIRAM KETCHUM,
DAVID DUDLEY FIELD. w. t. DODGE,
WIN. NJ. EvARTs. T.. DELAFIELD SMITH,
FRED'K A. CONKLfNG, JAMES A. BRIGGS
uENRY J. RAYMOND WALDO HUTCHINs,
JOUN MoKFON STEWART J.. WoODFORr
WM. CURTIS MOVES, HENRY B. STANTON.
RUSSELL SMITH,
Chairman vi Committee Of Arrangements.
f.. G.. COWDIN
Chairman Executive Committee.
SOL. L. HULL
Chai man General Committee.
Two " Wurry seeretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-28

Nineteenth Ward WOriiDgmen's Association
unanimous ant enihnsilitio ior GEORGE OPDfkE Tor
ayoc-A second meeting Of the Associti1u held on
MONDAY EkENIN0. Nov. =. et NO llb East "A h.st
John Osborn elected Prol1bti Wm. +. Smith, Secre.
tary; John Suith, Treasurer.
The following were ecccd Busees, Committee: Wm.
Kerr Nsihanil !. Groye. Daniel Foster, hsthew Roys,
John Knowles John a. Foster John ". Earle James her,
Jo, ph knowles. -
AIer Careful e1sm alton of the candidates ~ the difer
en-; parties nomination for Charter aud school ohcor the
Association resolved 20 Tor tho beat qlaihed TO MI
the sane. without Tesird 70 party.
The Association Their with great enthur1sm,
Assorcd That eoice ii the nomination oi an hoaess
snScsp,bc Tor Mfyor ga thn nane cf George Opdyte
t.: tbs Workns cLcerfuy uppor,i and thai
10 All honorable sEerlns 10 rally the Workugmen
to join this Ib and ok th. election Of crnddse
Tho Asso ci4tion thea adjonIned kHiUAY EVENING,
10 complete all necessary for the election.
Wa. r. bsIrH, sec'y. JOHN OSBORN, ffci't.