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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30
OUR CITY SENATOR'S.

This City will elect four members Of our next
Senate noxt week. and the candidates are al
ready nominated. We will here endeayor TO
give a running account Of the canvass in each
district.
IyrH-This (down-town) District consists Of
the Ist to the With Wards inclusive aud the
XIvth. 1t gave last year more than swo-thirds
Of It's votes Eor Mcclellan and Seymour; and.
as the Tarnmany and MoSat machines are now
really working together for the Hon. Ben
Wood, Editor Of The Daily Nns, his chance
would seem very good. Tammany has pretend
cd to nominate Mr., Carolan OBren Bryan
but that il well understood to bc
la blind. covering bargain, whereby
all the machine" votes are 10 be thrown ior
Wood. The only real candidate against MN Is
Col MIcHAEL W. Burns, who has been pre-
sented By the Unionists, the Citizens Associa'
ton. the McKeontes and the United Service
Society, and who can and will be elected II lie
has fair play. This we bespeak for him, urging
every Unionist to do his very utmost 10 elect
him. Col Burns fought through the War, from
Williamsburg to the Five Forks, a. an oihcer
of the Excelsior Brigade, and has record
unsurpassed for gallantry and devoted
ness. If the election were to be held IN
South Carolina. we should look for Woods
election: in New. York, we trust Burns's is pretty
safe. But every nerve should be strained to
render il certain.
yTH.-Tho candidates here are GILBERT c.
DEAN. (Union,) CHARLES G.. CORNELL, (Tam-
many, ).and DANIEL NJ. O'BRIKS, Independent.
but supported by the Citizens Association, and
by independent, anti" Ring" Democrats OF all
-hades.) 1t is reported that Mr.. Dean holds an
office under Cornell, which is not true. lie
was once a Member Of Assembly, and made
good record; and he is not running IN the
interest Of Cornell. nor of any clique whatever.
But let us look at the vote Of tie District for
(,ovprnor last Fall:
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30

REPUBLICAN PRINCIPLES.-In Il nutshell the
tendencies of Republican principles High prices OF
coal and provisions. Paper moLey, worth sixty cents
leot thom. A national debt greater than that of En-.
gland. N. j. Copperhead Exchange.
From this We infer:
!. That the Copperheads by some mysterious
control over tho laws of supply and demand
labor and capital-propoSe at once TO reduce
coal and provisions to lower price.
Ill. They further object to high taxes, and if
they gain power will probably abolish them.
III. And Of course comes repudiaton.
by their own showing this is tho meaning
Of Democratic principles as taught in New
Jersey.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30
A Proclamation.

By fh> President efMe United States Of A"''''0i
Whereas, it has pleased Almighty God dur'nS
the year whieh row coming end 10 relieve our pc
loved country from the fearful OF civil wal ana 70
perni, "a 20 secure the blessings Of peace. unity ani
~i,h great enargemeu, Of civil liberty aud
V,ror. our Heavenly Father has also. during the year
r.siou,y sverted from u. the caamiie Of foreign waf
ps.enoe aud famine while srausIes Ge fall OF 'he fu'
OF an abundant season; and
BAerea. rglteousuess eIalteh nation while in re-
prosoh 10 any people;
Now. Therefore !, ANDREW JOHNSON. Piesden, Of the
United States, do hereby recommend to the people thereof
that they DO set apart and observe the Fist Thor'd'y OF
Deoe,r 8. day Of National Thanksgiving to the Creator OF
,he uuivpg.e for these delvereuces and blessings.
And do further recommend that thai occasion the
who- people make confession Of national sins ssnst His
lhnite soOda S. and with one heart ad mind imploTe
the Divine stidnee in tue ways Of national vge and ho
IL whereof have bereunte set my hand anlseued
tie zeal Of the United States be affixed Done ct the
City Of Washington this wentyeghth day Of Oc;obc1 in
the year Vf Lod thousand eight hundred aud 1ty
ave- and Of tie ependence OF the United Staes the
nine,ie,h ANDREW JOHNSON.
b. the President. wx H. SEWARD, Secretary OF State
Wa.i .2.on Oct 28 1865.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30
BOGUs CONvERsIONs.

IL, World having published Dir. ID. ID. 7.
MARsuALL as a recent convert TO its sort Of De.
mocracy, Mr.. NJ. repels the imou;at.on as fol-
lows:
Tohs Ffi'or of Tls Err-iTg Pog.
SIR Ny attention has been called TO Article in 7hr
Rrootiya Eas copied this morning into IN, Wc-it IN
which among others my name Il mentioned as recent
accession 10 the Democratic party" Having cen.
menced NY political life by going into Tnmmany Hall
with william Lcggett under the banner ~ no South.
ern dctGiion" and equal and exact justice 10 all men,
freedom Of speech trade. press and labor" then be.
cane a. trust shall always continue 10 be, Dem
ocrrtic Rcpuhloan."
These great principles led me 20 support Van Burcn
In rs Hale In -. Fremont In - Lincoln and Hhmlin
In 90 ard Lincoln ard johnson IN "a. I have always
een Democratic Repnhlican"
And n0w. II my opinions are OF any moment. beg
we 10 Say warmly support the administration Of An.
drew johnson. and Consequently canno, support a
ticket who has nt its head renegade Whig (SoCum }
rnd nj its tail silver gray Know Nothing Perrin y
or a 90 called "Democ-atic party" led 10y the Hunts
Brookses. Fillmore. Changers ketctums. Tallmndges,
or Perrin Co.; but prefer to cast my lot with such
Democratic EepTblicans ms Andrew johnson. Edwin
NJ stanton Gideon Welies, Preston King. +. f. Spin
ner II. II. Van Dyck. Ward Hunt, i. s. Crooke. WI.
liam Cullen Bryant, hiuthornc Tompkins SO.
Very respectfully. YOUR obedient servant.
Nrv YOrk. October %. lr65. ID. ID. L. MARsHALL.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30

A faithful Buffalo contemporary says oil = biil
Williams" the Copperhcad candidate for As
senbly in the lat Erie District: " 1t Is well
known, and perfectly susceptible of proof. that
Mr.. Williams fsyors the reputation of the Fed
era Debt created to put down the Rebellion and
preserve the Union. lie has repeatedly de-
clared himself to that effect within the past
yoar and We have no doubt that be still enter
tains the same opinion" Bill" has the merit
or the vice Of "blurting' out his party's senii-
ments. without the use of masks or the Infusion
Of saooharine paliatiyes, or Use OF sophisms.
lie has brother Democrat in Madison County,
ex-Judge aud State Senator Tom Barlow. VINO
traws his Reputation much more mildly. thus:
Il fully believe that there never system Of tax
son oprsssvsiy sr,st upon psoD.e man s one
bdf-9 spon o0tEiry ~ his t'gf. MA N, pops" h
hard rOrkir2 psori, bear or submit 10 ~ no door
hOp, or rsf T. op,n to l BY lOse 10 p0rr or seekfn
por.ri They viii IT, ike beasts OF the sindy desert
they are diso.ed 90 subms-iyey lie down ard be bur
dencd nt the pleasure OF their masters and Not nhop
An cn1rmous amour. OF millions las been thrown out
by the General Government, and Is heid by mOneyed
men eroae,a;,d Jron, al t1rGtion at the same time
bearing an exc u interest in accumulation While the
taxes IL should bear thrown upon the labor and
! lis earnings OF our country man with his
susn farm and hard fortnne. scarcely abe TO
make ns rnis or the year meet from hi.
sweat end toll mus, psy from hive ~ hitecn or t"ehy
per cent u on the sssd vane of all be oWi' WLHe
the capitalist with lis twenty five one hund'oc or two
hundred thousand dollars IN Government bonds rolling
Ia the abundance OF his income hom II. pays not
penny ta1 upon the investment VINO viii attempt
II ufy and pcrpotuse this glaring justice ard maxi
% Bear for 10 this land o. froiessed
froedOm and elusyt ShaII the lGborirg ciss' o. ony
lard tss Be rzcde hlrer, Of rood and drgrevs Of
90 mOn,yed shss ari,0eraey for GH rr, 70 oOnef let
'tar ns ideo oj 'spsdiai0n. ior the desired
remedy can 10 found by wise coanses and couGseors"
Barlow OF course knows all about the Income
lTax-knows well that it taxes Government
bonds heayily-und knows that e-ery word of
his letter is false. demlgogical and traitorous.
Brt Barlow il Chioago-Piatform Democrat.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30
The Sunday Mercury of yesterday, advocating
the Slocum ticket. saws:

the Slocum ticket, says:
1T IL not the Democrats who oppose negro sufrsga
bnt their opponents II the darkeys bad the right "
vote il is morally certain that they woud vote ths
Demccra.io tioket to q man, Hence Beeober comes
out against their enfranchisement. 'Dafs whars Dc
matter"
further down, we read:
90 If the Republican party carry the day, we will n
course, havo colOred congressneD African senator's
darkey governors and perhaps a Niger President
We hal better look out. therefore. and not offend
coored brethren; for. by.nndby. may have 20 sp-
prosch them our rulers"
Well: hadn't you better either stop lying. OF
stop refuting your own falsehoods' Or. at ths
very least. why not put at least three inches
space between your lie and your refutatioa
OF it,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30

Here j: il poss ible TO run in Unionis be-
tween two Democrats; but it is very nice
operation, requiring rare skill and good fortune.
We do not believe it can be done; while we feel
confident that general rally Of Inc anti" Ring
vote on Mclean would secure thoroughly in
dependent, able, incorruptible Senator, who
could not be used and would not be in
auenced by partisanship in his Legislative
course. We mean by this 10 disparage-
ment of Mr. Fields, who is o capable,
experienced legislator, and personally obliging
and popular; but who never did and never will
stand up and fight the jobbers who through the
lobbies get their axes ground in City Tax-bills,
and in all manner of jobbing, salary-increasing.
term.extending, fare-raising bills, which are
concocted by Democratic Rings here, put
through By bribery and log-rolling at Albany,
and then charges to the account OF the UnionistS.
We must stop this game somehow, and it can't
be done day too soon.
-We shall speak further of the Senatorial
canvass az it approaches its elimination.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30
The Union voIe In Indiana.
corr,spondanoe of The Albany Evening journal
Souru BEND, Ind, Oct. ~ isi1.

SoUru BEND, Ind, Oct. 23 isiH
have Just seen in your Union Pyramid"
4, I'll, y,kly Journal Of the 2lst instant. Indiana put
dawn at coo Union majority which is very unjust to
r,di,ua. Last Fall we gave Lincoln and johnson ovr
90 600 msjority This Fall, though our election ="
only for county officers and vacancies In the Les"N
ture the Union tickets gained in all parts Of the "'
over last years moiorities. wherever there was sV'"
test gaining members Of the Legislatures IN eoun''''
VIC had never before carried aud in many coun'ie'
sharply contested our opponents giving them up WIN
out putting any ticket in the field. i"Se S,.,,
do not know of over two counties In the "n s had
where there was any apparent Union loss tbe times
had State officers elect, these signs % itx ,han
nroye we should have had much larger NJ )oI rbt
last Fall perhaps 5000 To $4,000 New New ,o'A yot,'
not 10 be satisfied with any smaller maloFN'
truly,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30

Unionists Of our State remember that the
Registries of your several Election Districts are
to be revised wIt Friday. and look to 1t that
the name of ,rery lega ro'er IN your District
and no one else. shall stand on your revised
registry when it shall close that evening. lake
as much pains to have your adyeEsarieS o. your
friends registered, 50 that no one can Justly
comnlain. A fair vote is oil we AK or need.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30
RE n T. I:ER

That every voter in our State who wished
success to the Rebels in their attempt to dis.
member the Union by force, is an active worker
for the self-stylcd Democratic ticket.
That every persistent Rebel, whether
Whitewashed or natural, ardently desires tho
success of the self-styled Democratic ticket.
That Horato Seymour, who wished the
/ Union preserved by having our State adopt the
Montgomery Constitution and thus make jeff.
Davis our President, is stumping for the ticket
| Of the selC-styled Democracy.
That Democracy, as defined in dictionaries
means government by tie whole PeopleJ while
Democracy, as embodied in the Slocum ticket
ailirms that only men of particular race or
color shall have a voice in the Government
while men Of other races must obey the rulers
they have no voice in choosing and the laws
they have 10 voice in making II this is De-
mocracy, what can be arstocracy, or despot-
isn't
-That all those politicians who wished New
England kicked out Of the Union in the hope Of
thereby coaxing the Shareholders to stay in. are
to-day clamOrous for the triumph Of the Slocum
ticket.
- That every man who regrets the overthrow
of Slavery and means to keep the Blacks in a
condition as near to Slavery as possible, is
supporter of the Slocum ticket
- That every man who wants the National
Debt repudiated naturally begins by advocating
q reputation Of cur honorable Obligations TO the
Black Soldiers who enlisted and fought in the
Union armies. If they can be put under the
feet of the Rebels they helped us yanquish, the
kindred repudation Of ourpecuniary debt viii
be but question Of time.
That a vote against the Union ticket is a
vote to renstatc in power the politicians who
from the start denounced the War for the
Union as unrighteOus, who exultingly pre-
dicted its failure, and who last Fall declared at
Chicago that it had failed and that an immc-
data armistice could alone restore the Union.
THAT every dcserter from the Union armies,
every draft.sneak just from Canada or from his
hidng-place, desires the success of the Slocnm
ticket, and, if allowed to vote at all, will vote
for it.
That the heroic dead, now sleeping in
bloody graves because of their devotion TO
q" Liberty and Union, now and forever, one and
will be deserted and shamed by
You if you fail TO vote for the cause to which
they noby dedicated and offered up their
precious lives.
Patriot! lovers of Universal Liberty and
Universal Justice be entreated to spare no
effort prudse no sacrifice, to secure the triumph
next week Of the Union cause and ticket
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30

The Georgia State Convention has adopted an
ordinance abolishing Slavery. Another de-
clsring the war debt null and void, vas referred
to committee. There is sad 10 be a strong
feeling against it, which will probably be nodi-
fed by dispatch from Secretary Seward, a.
surng the Convention that the President can
not recognize any people as loyal who admit the
legal obligation of any debt contracted to pro-
mote the Rebellion.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30
ss~s-urs sssxssSusss,as

We suppose the ST. John would have been
pronounced last week the finest and safest rlyer
steamer in the world, yet our columns this
morning contain an account of the explosion oi
one of her boilers, killing nine persons and
wounding many more. The only theory OF the
explosion suggested in our report Is that II was
occasioncd by a defect in the iron oi the
boilers. The engineer Of the boat James
Hook. asserts that be was carrying not
moro than % pounds OF steam, 81 pounds
being tho allowed maximum. OF course,
il is not TO be hastily assumed that the fact Is
as stated by the engineer. Should 1t prove to
be. it will become an interesting question how
much value is to be attached to an inspectors
certificate and what guaranty OF safety the
public have on any steamer whatever.
II our boler.makers are in tho habit
of using " sand iron," described as all inferior,
brittle Kind of iron, used for cheapneso' sake,
and if such boilers can be put into such steam
ers as the ST. John, We might as well travel on
railways. But We wait for the facts before ex-
pressing any opinion. A coroners jury has been
impannelod and an inquest will be held.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30
tn. M,luauke. Sea,ind pertinently saws:

1t Is noticeable fact that those who attempted ~
keep freedom from being issue during the war. end
did what thcy cOa'd n hold back Pres dent Linco4a
from pocla ming liberty TO the slave. are engaged
in the work OF preventing parties and officials from
consummatiLg thu enfranchi.enent Of the slave, by
giving him the ability to protect his liberty And the
danger 20 this Union psIty now Is, not that 1t will
prove false " TIE Union Constitution. nor that u
will hold opinion another Of constitutional Law.
but tsst IL Will prove false TO man. false 10 the oyd
people Of tlis country aDd IL lis haste TO take again
10 is bosom the white traitors Of the South viii leave
loyal blacks entirely a; the mercy Of their recent task
IN
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30

an omen. Rsllyins against the moral impros-
sion Of the accident, Moore found tho hardhOoA
70 exolaim: " Yes. Mr.. Chairman. when NORTH
Carolina submits to dictation, that flagstaff
ought 10 fall" 1t won't do, COpperheads. The
American pine or spruce iS not yet grown that
will consent To wave the Stars and Stripes over
the assumption Of the Rebel Debt or the. rep1-
diation of the Union Debt.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30

"If Congress" says q Jersey Copperheai.
lean say that negro shall vote in Virginia.
they can say that Democrat shall not vote IN
New-JerSey." This comparing the negro to q
Democrat is one Of the most Aagant acts Of in
justice ever perpetrated upon long-sufIerins
and down.trodden race.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30

Tie Citizen says that JOHN HEcKER (Repub-
lican) for Mayor, end RICHARD OGoRAAs
Democrat) for Corporation Counsel, are nor
ollv sure to be tho candidates Of tho City Re-
form organization at the ensuing Charter Elec-
ton. These are strong men. Of whom neither
was ever suspected Of wishing to enrich him.
self at the cost Of tho public. Their competitors
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30

In the North Carolina Convention, while the
Hon. Is. +. Moore, delegate from Wake Coun'
ty, was factiously haranguing the house against
tho telegram of President johnson forbidding
tho assumption Of the State Rebel War Debt.
the flag. staff upon the Capitol broke, and fell
upon tho roof with laundering shock that
staytloa tho Convection, aud vas accepted -
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30

GERMAN REPUBLICAN, CKNTRAL WI nainna,.
AT meeting Of this Committee. held AZ s'1n,,ans
were unsnimousy adopted rsfying the nom,ascon comrt
Mr. j. Dttenhceer for Ja.,s' 1d Of ins Enthusiasts sup
and pledging to him the united anu w'VopS' com.
MITES cf one nom each Ward was appointed 70 ar. msts
conjunction viz Osn, G0%%asss sasss ali sSssa 70 has
'Ss TSs Central Csmpssn Committee will meet aG1 |"
HsId's Hotel. No. 81 Vovsry. AdiouSao0,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30

This election is 10 decide the sovereignty Of
New-J jersey. If the Republicans carry tho
State, there will be no rights left Thus saith
Jersey Coppcrhead; bu, he is mistaken. Tho
Democrats will still have TIE right Of denounc-
ing, Siandering and miSrepresentins au honest
party and upright public men.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30

At the election held in South Carolina for
State Legislature on Wednesday. October Is.
a colored candidate, Abram Macherson. ran
for Senator in the Port Royal District. Hs
received at Por, Royal precinct two votes.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30

Tho Coppcrheads over in Jersey cannot
agree. One newspaper asserts that the issues
now arc precisely what they were in 1861 and
1864. including, Of course, the Chicago plat
form. trenson and ALL Another asserts that this
platfor,n is an "old instrument, ropudlaIed py
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30

An election for members of tho State Legis.
lature took place in West Virginia on Thurs
day, Oct. 26. In Ohio County the majorties Of
the Union candidates range from $50 TO 100.
Last Fall the majority for Lincoln was l3l.
The total vote of the county cast this year is
$3.50, against 4,l47 last Fall
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30

falso selected, and to be publicly nominated in
duo season. arc FERNANDO WooD (Moxar) Tor
Maycr. and ABRAHAM Il. LAWRENCE (ram-
many for Corporation Counsel. Unless oil
signs fail, several machines stand good chance
Of bciuc smashed in that election.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30

I, Government Securities without exception. wsrs lower
tbe fan averaging taa Railway Stocks we're e"ersy his'
and hru under fce supply Of money TO brokers a. pr
cent. Exchange duh. The money market wa "uon
easier closed in favor Of the borrower oos IS we"
a. short ,rnsa ements
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30

Mcclellan and tho Democratic party" whom
arc we 10 bclievc' One must DO true, tue
other fhlse. Which is the swindler' "Gen'ie'
men. this is the little jokor. Now you see IT,
and now YOU do MT sec it. You bet your
money and YOU take your cl0ice."
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30

The Independent says, with equal truth and
pungency, that
"What most men mean 10 day by the Presidents
plan OF reconstructon is the pardon Of every Rebel for
the crime Of Rebellion and the utter refusal to pardon
single Black 10y sist for the crime Of being black
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30
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Union State Ticket.

20, ypSge. WARD HUNT, Opeids Go.
af A5Ps1h JOHN X. PORTER, Albany.
s.c'y Of STATE. Gen. FRANCIS {. BARLo" ~ YORK
Coypt-oIier. THOMAS HiLLHOtSE, on'ano'
7,ea.trc-....CoL JOSEPH ROWLAND, Du'cnes"
tty General. Gen. JPN III. .MARTfNbahh' monroe
Ca,al Co..,. ROBERT &. DORM, Schenectady.
Sat, rso,n,- j. PLATT GOODSELL, Niag,r.
p,,.os ynspsc',. zen. IlENRY A. BALNUM Ononda-s.
A,ys,. Osc,k Cen PATRICK u. JONES. .Ca'taEsusus.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-20

STEAL1Na.-S Stealing seems to have become tho
order of tho day, and the negroes who will not
work are the thie'cs. Whole bales of cotton, in
some instances, arc bagged by them, and it is al
brought to light where they break into gin and
storc-houscs and take the loose cotton in order to
get the high prices and live without work. Num-
and complaints are frequently heard where par.
ties have been losers without being able to trace
tho rogues. On this topic the Camden Journal
says:
Two are informed, from all portions of our Dis.
trct, that thieving is terribly OH the increase.
For For some 9 tine hogs, cattle, &e have been in
ply of these quadrupeds is not sufficient to gratify
the thirst for plumber, the thieves hayo gone
briskly into the horse and mule market, and sew
oral stables in the District have recently been
robbed We can only recommend to our planters
and others increased watchfuness and armed in
teryention whenever practicable"
Darlington SOutherner, 18Th.