The New York herald., 1863-12-18
Interchange Of Opinions on the Sub
ject Of Raising Internal Revenue
Least Hurt to Ca pitalists,
Producers and Consumers.
More Area Represented than in
Any Other Similar Convention
Ever Held in the World.
PREllMlnARlES OF ORGANIZATION,
&s., Ae.. As.
Our Special Cleveland Correspondence.


precincts convocation of officers who had not little to
do with subject bearing materially upon the
Of property hode and capitalists and consumers gone
rally In the United States IL was nscertained TO be
meeting OF the appointed according to aw who
had selected this place for the assembling of their
grcss
The began assemble carly yesterday Az
the various trains came in their numbers increased
They from the North and East few from the
Far West and from the South But there body
enough to show strength of hundred and thirty
assessors, out OF hundred and eighty appointed
many before the assigned for meeting had
arrived Some delay occasoned some OF the
routes account OF the secresy with which tho entire
movement had been conducted. Neither conductors,
station masters, railroad managers or hotel keepers
seemed TO appreciate the fact that unusual influx OF
people coming into the city OF Cleveland. All tho
preliminary arrangements had been settled by commit
tee having the matter in charge 20 far as their business
concerned. The waddel House closed, tho American
House filled, there but the Angler, aud
that was tho recourse Of the vigilants.
Passing tho details OF tho mshaps OF the
passengers by the Erie Railroad had TO route
via the Atlantic and Great Western, may look around
aud who are here known to their individual
communities. There s among the nrst and best
quained with the New York public, Anthony Bleecker
Assessor for the Eighth district then see Homer
Franklin, another popular New Yorker who has nlsd
many offices OF public trust TO the public satisfaction and
lounge among the crowd at the Angler from
the First district OF New York Henry W. Eastman OF
Rosiyn, Queens county; from tho Second district,
honest John Williams. Of Brooklyn, +. D.; from
the third, wm T. Robinson, who always speaks
for himself; from the Fourth Pierre c. Van
wyck the Fifth George r. Bellows Of Metropolitan
fame from the Fifteenth, emitting many others worthy
Of note Inip II Nehder. Of Washington county from
she Twenty ninth. James p Murphy, OF Leckpor, From
Second district Robert Rushing from the Third Nath
Lane from 'hs PoSra George a. Maey f,a from rom "a. ,ee
trict, Washington Keith; from the sccond Thomas W
Sweeney; from the Third, J. Fletcher Budd; from the
Fourth, Deos Southworth From Massachusetts, there
among the noticeablcs James Richie. from the Third
district, Boston, ana from the finh, Amos Norris OF
Newburyport; and John b Wright, Of tho second Con-
nseeut district IS Also here together with the ohio
Mr. WIN. 5. Dowpes, chief clerk the Internal Revc
Bureau Of the Department. and Mr. Charles Estes OF
Boston, acting eroO as Commissioners o Internal Reye-
the absence OF ex Governor Boutwell, late Commis
soner, are also on hand
CONVENTION ~ ,oR.
Tho OBJECT m calling this Convention, from what can
be asceraned u for the purpose u consuaton for tho
purpose Of comparing notes se,,ns nov tns ,a TAX Wi,
Of accomplishing the greatest good % the Union Ihe
object e therefore highly Iandaeie, honorable
the attention o. the people, as well Ia California
aud oregon in Massachusetts, or New York. within
the compass of the operations of these assessors an area
of territory embraced without parallel, tor similar
purpose IN the history OF the world.
The following is list Of tho Of the hs,essors who
stand recorded upon the Official lists as tins persDnages
who 10 the value OF the property OF loyal c
The list comprises some Of our hes, men
AssIpoas.
NAME District l. Nathaniel O. Marshall; q Hannibal
Belcher .. Geo W wilcox g. Geo p. sewa ., Nathaniel
A. Joy, Ellsworth.
Nrw HAnrsnEs i. George NJ. Herring 2. Isaac "
smith, of Manchester o. Bolivar Lowell Paper NlH VII |
T.EsosT-i. VIM G. Rittrsdge. Fairbayen, 2, Thomas |
T. Powers, Woodstock; 3, Henry G. Adams, M0lrsh |
Springs.
Eias ;. Beals, North Weymouth; O. James Richie, |
Boston 0ts Capp, Boston 0, Amos Noyes, heSbury.
port
RnoDE is.,sp-l, Thomas O. Turner, Providence ., /
VIM. J. Pireei Washington county
CoNNECICU1.-l, Alphonso {. Crosby, Rockville =, !
John u. Wright, Clinton; ., Jas. s. by, Sorwicn 4, |
Reuben Rockwell, Colebrook.
Nsw YoEE.-l. Henry " Eastman, Ro.lyn, ouee1s
county; 2, John Williams Brooklyn, o, WIN. g. Robinson,
Brooklyn 4, Pierre c. Van wycs. New York o. George
!. Bellows, ses York 0, john Cleveland, Nsw York
J. Bieccker. New York o, Homer Franklin, Ssw York
10, Abram Hyatt. sing Sing II, James G. Certu' Cochec
aaSs G ssIsa la rTeaeret feas oco. a r&naS. Il. JOIN
g. 1readwsI, Albany; Is, PhipiH. Nehiof Grahglb,
Washington county q Charles N pennison Rome 22
Leonard Anes, hexlco, Oswego county y Wm canfee,
Syracuse, -, Joseph ". Gates, Lyons Wayne county
rs, LEWIS Peck, Phelps 81. Heafys woodruff Frankla
Hsw JsRET.-l. Josiah c PARKS, Cirgc1iers landing,
Gloucester county 2, George ". CoNpefhwst. IONS
u |
Warren county q, Nathaniel Lane, Paterson g. George
A Haisey, Newark.
Thos. W sweeney ., J. Fletcher Budd Phi adeiphA q,
Deos ?. Southv nth ,ido.; g. Edwin Chase, German
town 8, samuel Mciiose, Allentown, :, Thos Cheney
westohester 5, Alex =. Fulioo, Rsadns Q, James X.
Alexander, Lancaser 10, John Early, Palmyra Lcbsnon
county II samuel oliver Kasion Noriham9ton county
Benz r. Fortner Cattavissa county; IL Ian s kenig,
HddelowD; is, Horace Bonbann York ie, Robert q
a.TDs Ss.sa,s ~ John Ps,n a'5'y.SS y
ngston, Curwrnyilie Cisarheid county 20 Ios " I'm
hart, Msadvllie q, D: W. shryoot, oreeuseurs -
a. samuel Divsbbort Beaver.
lxLavsRs-l, John p. Mofesr, wilmnstos.
county OS y John 0 wss.sr s's% ra,imoys oys'i S%
Beaie Do. Z, bas DAVIS, do 5,wm WeAins ClafS
DsrncT Q, coIrxS.-i, Peter NJ PeArsoa washIsg.
vpon,.-I. John Parsin.or, csnerou yar,hAI com.
Gersndria 4, John " Down. Norfon city
IssSr-a-lia,sy y. Cooper, nsmpbh.
county q, VIM. n spsncsr Greer sbarg Gteeas oosnty
3, tdsm Needhsm louisville; 4, Vim. Kaasn, VIII
hams,on, Grant county.
IouDnsA-wm n. Hlgsias
hr-gyn.-i, rbeopie fapin q. Lous 2, ianel .
Gale, Washington, Franklin county jgtelh =. hay
orno'-i, cbss n Tosdics, Cincinnati 2. James Puran
unernnsii ., WIN. Nicer, Lebsnon, :. Jamss waiser.
sandasky, Q, DANIEL u. harpty. Ripley Z, haar " ~
rstt, spfng VALLEY, spfisg county o. G. = iiam.iio1,
seneca county 10, E Graham rerryrbarg Nod ooaniy
u, DANIEL Nrfnani, Torisrnouih I2, Cb.fss F thao.
fer Lancaster ~ lrnAH'n Grant. hgu,t Vsfhon, kbt
county ~, ssfoa IArdec waas-orth, ss1lua eoun,y
10 lsfaei H waters, sas,ts Sasb eolaty a.. JOIN ~
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