The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-21


honesty and integrity Of New York, and as such
-,l be npportcl by every ciuzcn desirous Of
reform in the mc!e q administering the city Gov.
eminent.
FOR ALDERMEN.
sth district JOIN Hecker
nth " William p Bensell
1th '' William Cooper.
18Th " Mathew e. Ely.
tIth William p. Harrison.
The following candidates for Councilmen bsvs
Aso besn placed In nomination
vorRrB sxNAroRiAL DISTRICT.
Anthony J. Oliver, Fourth Ward.
John Comcrforri- Tenth Ward.
CA. vermester, Seventh Ward.
John Dsnnison, First Ward.
Charles n. Pssrfck. Filth Ward
james Mcguire, Fourteenth ward.
WITH smArouAL DISTRICT.
William IT. Taylor, Tenth Ward.
Charles Dodge Eleventh Ward.
Peter X. Larrsmose, Eleventh Ward.
Charles Roster, Thirteenth Ward.
samuel Patterson, seventeenth Ward
Zone moro V b namsd.)
sRvnars sIHATosiAL prsrlIor.
Charles Decker, Twelfth Ward.
George q. Rosa Nineteenth Ward
VIM. wsltsr Phelps. Twsnsy.ara Ward.
eAephsn @. 0eaSleA Twcnsieth Ward
Two 10 b nsmedl
SERRNADE TO TINE Governor ELEcT.-On
saturday evening, the Hon. Reuben z. Fenton,
0cvernos elect Of che sssss Of New York. wss hon.
ord With . scrensds q the Astor House. A large
number Of the Governors personal friends were
prasAnt togeshsr with many distinguished Govern.
msnt ofhc.alA both civil and military, and large
nuInhsr Of lsd,ss. The large dining room, hand.
srusly deoerstsd, was thrown open for the coca.
A-
Dsmbsrs a The Union Club, which arrived, sccom.
panied By n ezosllsnt band, shout II O'Clock, and
% snssrine The room. they fled in single rank on
each dd~ leaving paaaAge-wsy for the Governor
slscs 70 psss Shortly aftsrwsrd the guest Of The
evening entered, accompanied by General sicke-
end both verc loudly cheersd. the band PLAYING
Hail 70 The Chief" Aner some preliminary pro.
ensdinGs. General 6ickles, in a moe. patriotic
sddrs2 rendered . welcome 10 Nj Fenton, Cd
hahsh Of he veteran soldiers Of the Union Club,
nd odssing tAeir congratulations on bis election to
~ position q Governor Of this State. To which
ne Governor replied In substance as follows:
he thanked tho previous speaker for the compl.
uniary manner In which be had mentioned bis
nAne On introducing him. He also thanked the
Genuosnsu under whose auspices tho screna.ie had
hso gctssn up. He then remarked ths, this clcc.
"
~, nn IN The tr'uniIh Of individuals, but 1. was a
vscsory q MAJ gus and of the principles Of self.
revssnmsot; tApp'suse, Of democracy over sri..
sncf~ny. and Of government Of liberty over one Of
oppreesdsn. tApp'suse.) He then alluded W his
1rvioe: N Congress, explaining the acts Of the
south, both presiding and following the breaking
gu. Of the rebellion. AMI remarked tina, /, was ,hc
TIE luton. That was his beiiei when ,fs reyolu.
ton began, and u was his belief now. (Ap,lausr)
TO me principaos involved in this victory he had
pledged bis life, hs fortune and his sacred honor,
Ts.ds. tApp.a:r., The sre.. '" thing 90 move ,U
b.coms sSo PRIDE or The laughing '. ,sc@s
Of mankind, by either upholdins The
The ss.s. Of New York has . great in,eres, in
there mighty Issues. and felt deep and enrues,
eohcitude for them, but he would now say ,hat
wha.nver should hstssfer happen this s.a,e should
"oupy 10 equivocsl position, nor show any hrsi.
talon in performing whs, was her duty, CAp.
panae.I Tho victory Of the sth Of November vss
glorious one, yea the Republic was not yet saved,
,St 'GSre vsrs sui Important duties 70 be perform.
be forgotten, and thai oil would unite "A American
cinLons aud determine that the honor and glory
o, the Republic should DO perpetra,ed. Can.
plAase.! IniH y would b found, would be s6e
hest and indeed the only way OF p<rpe,us,ins
both NE s's.s snd the ns.ional government, and hc
trusted that tue day - not Tar distant when ,hs
North aud South would again be united a. ons mo-
to' W'cas applause
Anumber Of other gentlemen delivered aditesrss
and as IL O'Clock Tho Governor elect and hs friend.
AIT down ~ supper in the iadies' Ordinary, and
the crowd which had assembled to do bin homo,
dispersed,
The SOLDIERS THASKsGIvISo DINNER
~. Theodore Roosevelt Treasurer Of the soldiers,
Thanksgiving Dinner fund, reports tina, the h.nd
has already reached s4sO0G and thu, Poultry h ,
been puI chased Herewith. On Saturday Afternoon
$4,000 worth q fowl were sent forward 10 the
army in the Shenandoah vsll,y y-..-rdsy, the
steamer C. Z. Lsary, sailed with cargo Of Poultry,
Pastry, etc. and to-day tho steamer James 7. BRA
dy Will 60 out tie same orrsnd All this from
"oei'y Of Now York. the result Of tortnighrs e.
er.ion.
me NEW POSTAL MoNEr-OnDKR SYSTEM
mas oeen Put N new use In the city, in ths. or
oors are drawn ~ the Post Office, payable by the
Postmaster a New York, and arc transmitted by
mail from one part Of ,hs city 10 the other. This
y snns convenience TO those who have 70 p.y
Rails, g. - The only time lost 10 thai which II
spsnt In procuring IN order n The Pos, o,os. and
4 10 far ssfsr han sending bills, a. none bu. .hc
AIRY who On tell the name. &c o. ,Le -,.ssr of
10 sEda.. 0n Jeoavs ths uosay.