davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-03-20

tlow!uR sloco moratnx With sharpness anything but
copsenh1 10 ous OF door operations. The ea'ofea
e,;cs at The various va,ue amount 9e5 hogs. st
e5.sca7s7x, but principally st 3an9zz1H gsoss.
There Is ns!e stock. au5 LETT ovcE unsold nnd the
marEet etoted this evening With shat activity ano
r,uaness which has characterized 1t throughout the
Nces.
, 1864-03-20

Albnay seed Murket-n1nrch II.
Tne.c is ratLcr tore activity this Market and a.
we lea2cc1 price5 sncs A1e more freely made. Ms
OHM c:oysr t2@lEc; 1aEEa do l,@lt1c. Timothy Is
seNnE at t1Hs31 Tor Illinois. aud 8s253 81 for ilr
10 good and choice Eeare1 State.
, 1864-03-20
FFsaEClAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THE MONEY MARKET,

SATURDAY EVENING. March II. 1874
Ioe Teek hAa been IN seuve ont In ali departments
OK ous1ncss. Merchants, manufacturers bankers.
commits ION houses. al seem to be basy-uursua
10 tof tuo season. Bankers havc had nll the paper
10 per cent.
NEW VOTE exchange Is ahade closer today. The
eu5ns p:1cc u i'm At alse selling, X. Tho heavy
oe.nand ioF currency keeps down tho price.
: According TO dispatches to James Boyd, Esq, Bsnk
es, No. g Clark street, gold ruled In wall street ~
.ollowa: A. H.. ICY; 10. 1ssx; 1t15 15,; P.
lex; closing at 16e. The brokers here paid 1919
iflK. 80 :.
Silver buying 1soota. cauad, enfr,ncv in 1.~,,
tender notea buying II. selling K. Government 20
bends buying t0@1oeH, eelllnE 1ooafto.
TIE Pee CEHT LnaAL THapEa LoAs.-The Ma
uona1 Ranks hare been notified to .stop t.ktn. ,ub-
ecsiptions for thet peKce legal tender io.n. + r
1HE hILwAuk1E MoHz1 MAnKFr.-Money Ia iva
at 10 ? cent. for <hofs loans. ~Exch.ngs steady
NEW Yoa6 IMroKrs AND ExRoz1s.-The impor.s
nrd e1poea OF New city for the last week xore
nA fo1lovB.
, 1864-03-20

would not simply have mado large addition
The revenue, but have restrained the worst
and most alarming tendency Of the times
the tendency to reckless prodigality In c1-
nepdffurn
, 1864-03-20
Baltimore =

Baltimore Seed Markct.-N1urch 16,
9n1es ofo hushels clover in lota at ks5oAs5 chiec
" a tle lGttde 1Gurc. TluothY remains tiutl and
busEtl ~ ~ ~ *-@SS''~'
, 1864-03-20

maad fo1 Michigan Red az siss Tbero ara sellers OF
70 I'd 4 Rea aaa with2a: aSao PuS-
nt $1A5; il0o bu Ambtr Mich at $t-45. CoRs-Th.rc
y ~ neaif{ ~ tle market anu 20 quote nomt
aEd We DO not henr OF any offering I:rE-Thera are
Eeuers IT e. =. ert no buyers. BARLEY-$l.a5 for
, 1864-03-20
New York Stock Maxkct-1urcEa 10. :
Rece1yed BY +. G. saltonsthll d Co., cun3uA1s1o
COMM EERCIA1.,

SATURDAY kvxNKEa. March 70, 1864.
The following table shown the receipts for the last
twenty..our hours:
txcxRrs, LAET TwEH1X-ToUH zotRs
, 1864-03-20

Tho total recetp;A Of Reef Cattle during the weak
ending todsy. aonnt; orns TO the daily rssurns
posted Change. to kB u as less than
w:rc received last weak axd head Tess tnaa the
corresponding weak Of last year The daily receipts
At the vst.pus ards compare - follows:
, 1864-03-20
@iSrelIanenoB.
~ I r G U L A r.

~ Il Z u j. A Il.
WEST Division CAVALRY BUGEAu,l
ST. LOUIS. No., March Il, 1851.
l. The following Is published for the informatIonof
the officers concerned:
WAK DKPARTNEST CAyALHT BuEEAu,t
a. March u, 1861.
l. BriGadttr General John n. Davidson. Untsod
states having bcen aeagned to duty In the
Cavalry Bureau Is charged with ths command Of the
Western Divsfon Of the Cavalry BuFeau headquartezs
st St Louis, No., and particularly the gene mi s-
petnendence Of all that relates to the purchase In
tpecton, care and OF the cavalry horcs
needed By heazmlcs Of the 1f1ssissippt Valley
II. All officers OF the line OF tho army, west AMI
south Of Wheeling, Va on dntJ in the Cavazy Buzesu
viii report Without delay By letter. to Er9adler Gen
eEal Davidson for orders. j. q. WILSON,
Bs1gad1er General Chief Of Cavalry Burcsu-
By order Of Bz.gaaler General DAVIDSON.
a. 8. MONTGOMERY.
mh.9Iatlat Lieut., ami i. \. i. General.
THICAGO ICE COMPANY.
, 1864-03-20

The tobacco crop s one Of the eatest resources Of
ttls country for its foreign trade. or this, In 16o tic
North produced less than IL cent. In 1855 In spite
Of the the crop has Increased more than onch1r
all In tho SoEth except what Is ratsed IN Maryland
and Ktntucky-whle the market price is higher than
, 1864-03-20
Lumber on the Ottawa River, Canada.
The following fs the estimated quantity Of souare
,Hora Ind

sl0IAas
1t Is said that owing to the great depth OF snow in
the woods above Pembroke fullY third OF thc tImhcr
wil lsil y tne Eoons gnsi ne1t seasoa. large
has been explored On the opsongo branch OF the Ma
improvements on tho Opeorgo, which, Il L. said csn
b. made for and which, It ts hoped, the govern
Incpt Till cause to be done. -,
, 1864-03-20

Baltimore Provision nfnFket-nIurch IT,
IEovlstoxs-Marketq qHes. Prices nominal - pre-
vfoEsiy qnotcd. VT: acts Pork ut 3 prime nesi do
neE DO at old les q io> s1a &c;
60 at plain h1ms at llA@144c: T.. .sr cured
.vsssed. Bnlk shoulters st 93c; Sides ssleHe; dry
sat cd 90 u Exc and picked do at 13kc. Lstd at
mtre teored at l6t @16xc. No city In :he markes
, 1864-03-20

: Al Sales Qf Grutn rtpor:<d IN thLs market
!Ae basis o(,rneT 4orae ( per bashei up 70 the 18th
9ffp+9 ettt tchesl *t9ted. ffesh rscer1s
suhect to onN &c alaTsGfs " drntcn ont nf sk0F6
trfkAfn 20 days Of tae 4ats AaIned on the receipt.
SATURDAY EVENING Marrh l9, lsea.
FREIEuTe-There ts no change In rates- We
, 1864-03-20

e The Frankfort Commonwealth has taken
bold and decided grounds asainst the attempt
to sell Ont the Union purity of Kentucky to
the Tallaudigtnm Democracy of the North.
Never can TIE Union party, says this staunch
old Union paper, be classed with that party
which acknowledges for its leaders Valland=
ighaIn & Co. They may call themselves Con-
servatives. Peace Democrats are simply Dem
ocrafs-the Union men Of Kentucky are not
to be deceived BY them
TLls Is the concluding paragraph in an nrtl-
Gle in the Commonwealth:
Townrd armed traitors ana their abcttors. the on
j. conservative arguments used should be the bay
onct the sword, the bullet and the rope. To their
Fy1npoil}zing friends, fires and 1mpiie0ntnenta.
Had these *conscryato7sf Of the pence BEEN used
faithfully and 3udlc1ou.ly-n ns they have been
with fenr enc tmidty, the iusarrectiol would hare
been crushed Ind tie rights ot loyal ca conserved
long AgO- -
That is the doctrine exactly, nnd We believe
it to he the sentiment of tue real Union men
Of Kentucky against which copperheads Of
the Prentice & Guthrie school will in vain
make head. This renal attempt to sell out
the Union men Of Kentucky, although coated
with tie sugary name Of Union conservative,
win never succeed. The Devil, when he prom
ised to give away all the Kingdoms of the
world, pr.posed an esey task compared with
that of afiliating men who have endured the
highest OF all sacrifices in resisting treason
with tLose who are sympathizing with that
treason
, 1864-03-20

The DenyerM ,es Of the 14th brings intel
ligence Of the death Of Hon. Jos r. Doyle, Of
Huerfano county, Colombo. Mr.. Doyle Was
among the foremost Of the pioneers of the
Rocky Mountains, where he has spent H.
most lifetime, first as 9 trapper, then as a
trader, and since the settlement Of the coun-
try rs most active business man, and Intlu-
entfal in the promotion Of public enterprises.
: At the time of his death he was member Of
the Upper; House Of the Territorial. Legis-
lature. ~ ,t''
, 1864-03-20

ts7 It is said that the, q. 8. :steam frlgato
Niugara has been ordered to sea; to look after
The Italian ffigate reported IN distress. The
DO o1ble ender Chenango ia also said to be out
ward bound for similar PURPOSE,
, 1864-03-20

The rectfpt1 the p4st week By railroad hare h.co
moderate. owing to the difficulty IN procuring cars
the supply cannot keep paco With the lncreasnx de-
mand. Yard prices for. dry lumber are tls AZ fol.
, 1864-03-20

The Boise {Bannock City I. II Ness, Of
the 18th January, remarks: "Those who
have read the narrative Of Adams, the Cali
fornia bear hunter, viii remember that he
gives an account af having seen, in region
north Of Salt Lake City, an animal Of the
lion SPECIES, being somewhat larger than the
California lon,. and different from It. In ap-
pearance, iuasmuch as the Northern animal
was spotted in black and white, like the BEN
gal tiger, His book is Illustrated with q
P1ate representing the new species. We are
now assured that settlers have seen an ami.
NAL corresponding with the grizzly bear
hunters description, IN the hills contiguous
thought that ere long the public viii be sat
isficd that Adams account was not mythical,
us old hunters are on the track, each eager to
be the first to mike captnre.,' -
, 1864-03-20

~ The President has sent an autograph
copy Of his speech at the Gettysburg celebra-
tion to the Fair at New York, at the request
Of Mr.. Bancroft, the historian, to accompany
the manuscript copy Of Mr.: Eyerett's Grafton
on the same occasion. -
, 1864-03-20

before tho Democratic party a5 Presidential
candidate. ~
The following is the of1lcia1 vote '!as far
as received on TIC Soldiers Suffrage in New
York.
, 1864-03-20

- John Ashley Paine, Of Kentucky, a
skedat der from TINT State, and noted year
or TWO ago as emuggleE Of quinine, etc., to
the rebels, has been arrested in Canada tor
passing counterfeit money. q.
, 1864-03-20
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
For the Week EnlfnR n1urrh IL, 1861.

SATURDAY EVENING, March u, 1851.
The receipts Of Live Hogs and Eeet Cattle at tbs
various yards IN the city during the week ending tc-
day, compare as follows with The previous weeks
.ree 1eA3.
, 1864-03-20

Amusesnents In New Orleans appear 70 be
hourishing well The Varieties Theatre
there Is now decidedly p.ying Institution.
1t is centrally situated, nearly new, in perfect
repair end condition, finely furnished, with &
full wardrobe and properties, md the capaci-
~ Of TIC house is about two thousand. Since
its erection, the Varieties, under the man
agcment Of Thomas P1acide, and other we'll
known managers, has Witnessed "A series OF
lighly successful Seasons, that were remune
ratiye to the management and gratifying to
the patrons. The theatre has been distiu-
gziishel for fr1tclass entertainments, and
some orthe best artists in America hare mp,
pcarcd On the Varieties stage a good COM
papy and good entertainments always com:
maud good audiences in New Orleans, and
the Varieties has always been nberally pa
trouixcJ
, 1864-03-20

SEEDS-r1 soTII-5torc actiye and shade afnez
prime at x.E; 90 bgs at $40; bgs At s 5a: 20 );
1t $a2sE: 1le bn:s It $eea; bags ut S2oo. CLovxl
-12o Au prime At Ss.s3. HuSaAEtAX-3 baGp Rt III.
FtA5.sa hsgs gond At $3.50: shaes infsrior Il E5a
!TEAs-ln moderate supply and very Hrua At pte
n ne maTkes, both for citJ and country tEade. vi
, 1864-03-20

AUG sIMf 4kAataCs alnEkley HAe Cua<a2kc0 10 S1hu
III FI0UR1E.csiyed 8 ga2 % aas br1s. Market quiet.
Gales weye = 16 iris "brock8mIth = choice white
winter e1tr at $40: 10 mis- FEankta do at 970
at a55; % bris mixed winter extra at s6-o: 100 brs
comEgn spring e1rr1 at $500: 100 bsa ''DerEent =
BKAH-eot + MS at s.7.7s on tzock; 10 tons st s1soo
YHEAT-Receiyed, so,s17 bu. Market active and
advanced 49kc bu. Sales to-day were:. Is, ,1do hu
No1 1sp1tpE tin North stdo slevatorsl n store et
q ~ sa g. s;ots e IL e p g ss 5
Ser,h sids ion:ss, 4 si99: issse Sa % t!n Nosta
iGs s nsfsef ea "a de !: 'Se oa 90 At
COhN-Eecetyed. r. of6 bu. Market for OLD Corn
19ee higher. New Corr advanced &c 2 bu. Sales
EG r1 ~ i-a G1ss1 Ps; Goay eooa b
sfoat7 100 bn do 1t 5Kc atsont: 800 nu % At Sic
at.oat. OLD CoR3 I1 sI0RZ.-s,51 b1 No. Corn At
xss; 500 By do q sc 2eo eu 10 4 9oe 35oo bn No.
$50 bu No;1 Corn tes storage at siEe; 4ca bu 70
storcgel It ss1sc !Gn hu DO At &c; 900 b.. rejected
Corn tss stoTagel At sc' 3oo bn WINTER Inspected
CAT@iessly ss e., $50 eu. MARKET active sad ID,
iully &c per bn2he1. Sales todsy Eezs Go
= S. oh stsss L a j. bs q !; e So; Ss
at NC; 1900 bu fresh receipts do at 600 hu
do at 6Ec a,Nn tu d. at ksac 2to bu y. 01ts In
fso5e : e. rs sa ds e. e sSe X AGO a e dG =
szs: e e
ter as buyers option up ttl1 April T. at &c:
5,Go hn DO, buyers op1ton this month. 4 G5Hc.
4e9bu No. RE II store at sI!o go oq q @.
RARLEH-l'ecelred, 10 Bushels. Marset dai1.
Sales: 200 bags quality at 31G 100 bu Rejected
bat:eY At g. .03 In store.
nExNse1z6 D1shsis good . Justly Mixed t. % BINS at
, 1864-03-20

The following statement shows the great increase Of
cotton produced in oshe1 countries especially In the
East indies and Egypt. Imports into Crest Britain
eQInpsrEd (Qt thzee 9ear9: -
, 1864-03-20

DRIED .FRVlTS-ArFLzsiu IN snail supply. and
ons il r snOnY aad N
big fsm at ,previoIs qootanons; l:A1sESs and Cgz
rules toerably lirm and nnchaneed- RAaPuzARIKs Il
sTsn supply ana I'm. Fl E.AcK9EHIEs n more lioss
atelF nc1riYe aSt Sathc. scarce. Ne auofe:
, 1864-03-20

HAKk hEruHds>-1ho Rank returns OF Now York
Pntiadephta and Boston are IS foIoxa to March Is;
Loans. Specie. Circut .tiou benostts
Hew 1osk.sls9 3s73SS ~ sen5s9 !c5 s5glssH stda0a9T
rh1lndelp'a. sS.ao,S1s doe9,7W e;3Ds&o 1,Hit8
, 1864-03-20

WARRINGTON, Tuesday, March li.S
Subscriptions having been received for the total
ann mt o. Twp Tear Five cent Treasury Nosos With
coupons attached which It ts proposed to issue, you
notes afser the receipt Of this notice.
F-E. eFINNKR, Treasurer q. 8.
Tho foreEoIEE announcement may bc construed Into
an indication that the 90 years per cent gold
bearing loan "a soon to ho brought on the market.
, 1864-03-20

Nc quote:
Fair to good Dairy IN crooks md tubs.
R7tnac skipping IN dskins..
Roll Butter. in bo1es and barrels.
81 les today werc:-9i 1rsns faiE quality at 25c;
eeo - choice Dairy at9c; 100 - gooa at 2Sc.
CnEEEE-In good demand and limited supply
prices, consequently. En.e vezy nEn. ent without
change. at previous quotations. We quote:
A4muQ18 Ng!
HESleFn fEScfFe.s.
illinois and Wisconsin. @l6
COEFEE-The market continues very active, with
no Improvement IN the receipIs- Prices Sill rule very
tru. with an upward tendency, especially In Rios
We quote:
lA7A ....E t$1
td0 Eood tp prime. -;..l e9SGhs
qaots s,h It ia dos. ds l''S 'enAaa' "s
FlSH-Wn!txF3:H-InVe5 Ve5g small supply and mod
crate demand. Market ntm and InchanEcd-
TKorT-Keeetpts ratheE better and IN limit
, 1864-03-20

!
GRE&sRaia iaif demand sui s:sasy ss!es -.
White Crease at lc!s: 2spkss mixed as9Ke: pSgs
$: e.. ,!4 Nsrfss 81 q; g;
saH Is esa IS srzei Il
soat!nnys sctlys ana II M,h s gooda a 4
nd ,soy saes
$:ssssaa ssss' ss:ss,' s7@ssss ss q
S@9sePs Sc s. RaF saret, s4&, AZ 81
K!p .n .nd .|t Gslf sis giss
LEATaEKEThsre i; i Iii sTnoant r acttrity IN
rh ~ e %
generally nzm, hat vlshe1t 81 change: We aao'e:
:: ] $:i$$:;;; E$::: s
@ ggRsT' : 49,. soe;.. s;sze "Red...".........s soesc
r ss5: -, . z.sss6 es5 .s'sls' .s'el -
r. II s. S8.;: ~ l<ssis r!ssss ssif
s,ss. !. E$;$: $$$; e $$ss$
r.eaeia ea;ia.a esa. 81 $50 $50 h''n'' Faoz' h''o'se
~ L9s@2sl :ss2 ~. .,.n,x oe
m Z sass ss
ely very low, especially the leAtlHx nunbtga Irtes
rule nrm With an upward tsndtncy. Ne quote:
LUxaxI-F1rst Cear, ,9 37. 20
Second Clekr - ........... s7.sG3$7Ga
Third Clear. :. ....-..-... 1e.tut2s3 40
Stock BoArd5. S.l .lkA93M
BOZ or Select Boards. ................. 0G19Sabc
Common Boards. a.dEY...........-.-..... = t9l7 3
Fencing. ............... l9rGE1aeu
Gull HoaEtts. i3dd4...
First Clear Flooring, rough. .........,. S7Gas-...
second Cle1F Flooring. rcuSh......... 3Aacts--..
Common FLOORING. fnnEh.. S01Ck1....
9idiuZ Clear. dressed. Q9oa....
Second 2oJ1A..,.
Common II 1una1e.t9
Lorx JpYt1. N@50
BhAVeh ShnEtas PA..................... &255.-...
Hh4Yfh ShtaEle n No ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &Ax1-..-
CetIaS Hhtnx{ 3I3A--.
RsWed EhIn0iAn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ f.114-----
a. - ShjrStes M Ifo4A 4-23
- IA - 5A3 310
5a.tss z Hn i2unt@l9tl
*nHst 1HHeS t2pe6st70d
NAVAL STDK Es-In good Icsaand and af1n at
prseent quotations. Qujts: usnst
Tar rs .n416ml Manila Rops'."~oS54
Pitch laoo7 e Ho9ap ;;aH1s5
TTenHs-E{tre Ts1.as ~ =" "a n =, 1....t8AB
ossaa ess3 - Narltas. a.nsas'
pte1io9s Quotations unchaa1ed. we Qnote;, <a4 N
Primo Qu4ntta* 6a1i ~
Common to Medium.
, 1864-03-20

Mr.. Samuel Coz was aggravated again the
other day in Congress, BY reference 10 his
youthful l'indiscretions with. the Abysinian.
The bin Tor the Territory Of Montana, vas
mp. Coz objected to the name, and asked If
something better couldn't be suggested.
WashhRsne replied, that le didn't know, but
perhaps the name Of AbysinIa would suit
him. Cox then took another tack, end want
cd it called Dougias Territory. "oh-'yes,'' y
growled Thad. Stevens, with a slight
amendment--sF Fred Douglas Territory., ),
Cox was quiet On the question of name.
forthN ith
, 1864-03-20
OMIT DEALERS IN
CRYSTAL LAKE ICE,

From csysta! Lake, atcIieury Co., III. This company
hasasngcd with reliable distributing teams 10 supply
the ENTIRE CITY. Any other dealers pretending to
furnish CRYSTAL LAKE ICE are guilty Of ,niszsprc.
sentat0n.
, 1864-03-20

nOn1l6 Alt1ad 10 epcAA sUu*t uu1 V1calu
Now Federal army is here, and re speak
openly and freely. If thought it was the
purp6se to attempt to stifle the free express
Sion Of political opinion should not arise
to-day.
Three and half years ago we met togcth-
er, citizens Of one countr5-:th same govern
ment. Now portion are here with arms, as
Federal soldiers. Their purpose is to re-es-
tobllsh the authority Of that government We
were once proud to boast was the bast in
the world. l understand that to be their OBJ
1ect-their only object have felt that the
consequences Ct their presence as IN army
are-those that attend ali wars.:
IN l*9 went to Washington and Ba1ti-
more. took the Baltimore mud Ohio Rail-
read, and as was conveyed rapidly through
M;e FMg;nneylyanla, Ohio, Indiana, illinois, into
Illinois to Cairo, I felt all the way That was
IN my own country was permitted to I'D
dress public m settings in Illinois rs do here
today. !! told the people Of Illinois that
enongnt cnon ~ they ws5e wrong heard Repnblt-
nounccd " an Illinois candidate for office,
than had eyer heard them denounced In the
South. When returned told nv friends
we had nothing to fear, bnt that to break 10
the Union on ..Y account Of the Institution was
Alabama should at once rescind the ord,-
| nance Of secession. am confident nc shall
I then have Gs many years for getting good
| riddance Of this Institution Us we want. As
far as the execution ofmilitary orders on the
eubjeet is concerned, the officers and men Of
| the Federal army are bound to carry them
into effect. am In favor Of such political
action Of the Government, as will obriate the
necessity Of such orders. Do not misappre-
bend me. I beliee the inst1utiom Of x'ageTy Is
gone as a permanent th5ng-otsTths ora BY TIE
action Of The Southern Mates- belieye III
case of return to the Union, We Would re-
ceive political co-opcration SO as to, secure
The Infringement Of that labor by those who
were Slaves, There is really no difference;
in my opinion, whether we hold them as ab:
eolute efayee, or obtain their labor by some
other method. OF course we prefer the old
method. But that question Is not now be-
fore us. . =
Ne nre for the present, calling to the an.
tho1ities Of Alabama and to the citizens Of
other parts Of the State, to heed what We
have ielt, and that they need not feel. # !
am to be considered an enemy to my country,
for telling them those tlings, let it be 80
let ihe sentence come. But that state of
aGstrs will no longer exist The people of
Alabama Say That the State was precipftatcd
! -wIongfully prccipitated-out Of the Union,
, 1864-03-20

A~ER1 Aldk E E
Third C1eart
Stock BoArd5.
BOZ or Select Be
Common Boards
Fenclng......,.,.
Gull HoaFh....-.
First Clear T<,ol
second Clear Fl
Common F1poru
HldiuXCtenF. drt
Second C1e1r....
, 1864-03-20

cQDNa 49,
CAPT. s. W. MORGAN,
VIII leave frst doet abore Rush street B!idSr tor
above portl on MONDAY SIO1tSfSG. MARCH 1isss a@
gp'cIQcf. For freight or passage apply Y
A.E, GOODRICH, No. and layer stfeet-
, 1864-03-20

aAn8s& y b..
Z.p,'No. n-
E1E.. ...-..-3 T..
Hlr No. / haaV
tall, EXfr1...~ /.
French Efp,f1dr
chotce....-.,- !.
French Cali, u
O&s -+~% %.---<+.. -
French E13f II
, 1864-03-20

chnrr ID ti,s mxfsef Tho suppY n sf IT, fnstntF
tse DEMAND c91.eqaentJ ss.t1icssd. u woaid esea
higher range, the msrket being eearccly 20 nfm Il
pfoxtous Quotations, beatdes whlth fiF proportion
or the deliveries afo c0ntTActs few g&yn nr
werka' old which rere ocetpted 1t Sc natea 81 eo
for Wtiie Refined. We quote.
, 1864-03-20

IUM HEH-Iu good demand, tho supply OF Elool
Ing 10 alnost nominal and Feneink stocks arc gems:
rule crm With an upward tendency. Weluotc:
LUxaxI-Frst Gear, = ,9U @k1A5R
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27
UNION PARTY ORGANIZATIONS IN
Or CITY.

The Union State Convention held at Syracuse
on Wednesday felt constrained By urgent public
considerations to require a recast Of the party
machinery through which the Union nomina-
tions in our City are made and delegations are
sent to our State and National Conventions.
To accomplish this end, it was deemed necessary
to inaict seeming discOurtesy on Hon. c. NJ.
Depew, our es,imable and popular Secretary Of
State, who, though not chosen a delegate. had
a64I dawn into the Convention as a substitute
on purpose to be made It's temporary Chair.
man, and who was the first person proposed
for that post. In advocating his selection, how
ever, Mr.. III. j. Raymond intimated that he
acted for the City Delegation-that is, for the
delegation chosen under the Darling or old Re-
publican organization. That was deemed by
majority of the delegates present sufficient
reason for choosing another Chairman; and tho
Hon. Lyman Tremain Of Albany was accord
ingly selected, on poll Of tho house, by l55
votes to l49. Many, doubtless, voted for Mr..
Depew because he had been first nominated,
was personally unexceptionablc and worthy,
and they could perceive no sufficient reason
for putting another over his head The
sense Of the Convention was more clearly
manifested when, on the report Of the
Committee ON Contested Seats, propOs-
ing the admission Of both delegations from
this City, with equal powers and rights, the
Convention sustained that report by the dcci-
sive vote Of 1872 Yeas to 81 Nays. This was in
tended as a distinct, unequivocal direction from
the rural districts that the Union organizations
Of our City must be so purified and liberalzcd
as to give the loyal masses that control Of our
party machinery that has hitherto been denied
them.
VIGOROUSLY, the great mass Of our Union
voters have no part in the choice Of delegates to
our nominating Conventions. The Ward Assoc.
stions are close boroughs-often rotten at that
and those who appoint tho Inspectors are rare
ly or never beaten in the result of the poll. Their
ticket may come short in the vote, but not in
the count. But the naked fact that in City
and County Nominating Conventions each Hard
has an equal vote ia Of itself fountain of cor.
ruption. Look at the vote Of these Wards re-
spectively, for the Union State Ticket last Fall: