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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23
LIGHT DREAMING /.

The Union Democratic AssoclatIon-s he"
organization in the several Wards Of orr CHy'
embodying very much Of the blood ond pohc
Of the Democratic party-h6h a Chy "o''
vention at Cooper Institute last oyen'ns-
two hundred Delegates present, UhoS'h W.
McLr,y in tbe Cbair-when Nelson J. Wafer
bury presented the name OF JohN iifei>h" '''
Mavor which was adopted with bat four
dissenting votes. The nomination was then
made unanimous. RICHARD OGoRMAN was
then nominated bv acclsmation rs the candidate
for Corporation Counsel, aud the Convention,
after appointing the proper Committees to
perfect the organization Of the several Wards,
adjourned without day.
Two days ago, it was taIntingiy proclaimed
that JOHy HLcEEG had no organization behind
him that could control ten thousand votes. He
has since been nominated by the Mozart De-
mocrlcy aud by the new Democratic orean!za-
lion, each of them good for more than ten
thousand And now, we put the question
sQuarely to the Union Convention which VIII
assemble to nominate tomorrow evening
viz uou. 1rhen Democrats bg fens Of ft0DSonfs,
in order 10 reform and purify our M""'e'pnf i'd
miaistration hare nOminotsd and are supporting q
rnjoaia for Mayor lend scNrsc'res 10 con-
SPiracg 10 dcfcat him
Tie issue cannot be blnkcd nor eyaded. Ii
ano,her than join lechcr is nominated by the
Cnionist Convention, he will he nominated ex-
prcssly to help the Twecd-Corneu Ring" de-
feat Municipal Reform and perpetuate the mon
,trous abuses and coruption' whereby that
Ring" is enormously enriching its member at
the expense OF our Taxpayers He viii be
nominated not to be elected bat 10 defeat
ueclcr and elect the Tammany candidate. Let
none be whecdlcd into such a dodge in the hope
that il will not Ne understood; for il surely
will be.
OGormans election is already secure. II
anybody wants to get beaten By twenty or
thirty thousand majority. let him accept an ad.
verse nomination. since he can CRAFTY his long
Ing for notoriety at 10 cost whatever to the
public. But Hcctcrs election may possibly be
rendered doubtful by running "straii' Re.
publican candidate against him in the interest
of Tammany Hall. II Hoffman should thus be
elected, let those who engineer it look well ,C
their responsibility
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23
TIL. Commercial Advertiser thus frankly
marches up to the natural and logical conclu-
sion OF anti RESUMPTION logic:

t!Du VI i"cN-
"Bank payer money issued in loans TO commerce ana
INDUSTRY is the only species OF Currency that accurately
aud easily adjusts itself at all times. to the wants oil tho
onnunfty Its only defect is the panics and crises
which It's use has hsretoore p,oaaa al %ss 10 e
p,prise 20 -sd,en i. com presertatona promise
which can never be fulfilled when attempted 10 be gen
orally enforced. This oongcItIoiy INTO coin was s''p
yiaed when ank n0tes were first rsed. IA means 10
extend their circulation among those who had no coh'
! Il 'enoe in bank notes but had confidence Ia coin.
Today this is absolutely unnecessary 10 The perfo
Of the proper functions OF money By bank notes Ihefe'
fore the this stipulation is abandoned the pct
ter and thci. bank notes viii be found not only tee
mos. conVeaent AID the most economical currency vul
c q, :H s stoss5y sSt %ss cau Syer s be-
suggested By man for the circulation ~ then always
b. exact proportion 10 the exchanges or conmodieS
and services mODentsriy made through the interVen
ton Of noDey; and on the maintenance OF c"bSt"ut
uniform relation between the volume Of tho currency
and tho aggregate amount of the exchanges nhoe uy
means Of IT. depends the maintenance oi an. ourieDcl
| IA. a Uniform value"
The former Italics above are The CONNER
ciois; the latter are ours.
We dissent n toto from the above sverments.
We know 20 other plan OF device whereby
| lauk notes can be rendered al accurate and
permanent measure of value than that very
conYcrtiblity into coin which THE Commercial
deprcoa,es. And We hold it perfectly easy to
maintain Specie Payments at all times save
when the country is involved IN desperate "ar
! of doubtful issue and the Government IL Obliged
70 resort to what is in effect forced loan. ii
tho Banks ever suspend in time of peace, ii
must be because Of excessive speculation, lux
Try aud oyer.mporting, and the fault must be
largely their own. Very little specie is required
to maintain specie payments when the country
isnot heavily in debt to Europe and drawn upon
for payments.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23
TOTAL. 80, so 6t,73i .... ..Go.723 67,Ra
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1t vii be seen that moi only is the asgro-
gate vote considerably larger tins year than
that cast for President last year. but me cn'o"
Gains az, Jy far the marica ~ those Counties
rk,r, dle rot, IS filIest-witners LsseN, Union,
sc. There was never a squarcr. heartior con-
,esl-ncve- a more decisive triumph The only
rrc. State that voted for Mcclellan has now
been carried for The principles embodied IN his
Antagonist on heavier vote than it ever cast
before. and after the mos, thorough canvass
ever made in any other than Presidential
Election. The two Unionid Representatives
in the Congress about 10 conyeue aro tn
umphantly sustained by their respective DIS
,ricts. while OF the three Democrats two
Mossrs. Edwin V. Il. Wright aud Andrew y.
Rorers-are disavowod by = majority Of their
constituents. But We do NJ suM"'e this VII
make any difference with fheIn.
The last Legislature certified that 1t had
elected John L. Stockton (DcIn.) q U. 5. Sen
atcr for six years ensuing il place Of the Hon.
John G. Ten Eyck. (Repub.) But Mr. Stock
ton received bu. 30 out OF II votes IA JOINT Bal
lot. while the law of Now-Jcrsey nquircsdl' or
a clear majority of the whole number entitled
TO vote. II is therefore presumed iha. the ne"
Legislature will deem this no election. ,nd pro-
coed to reject Mr.. Ten Eyck or elect some
other Unicnis, to contest the seat Of Mr. Stock
ton. New jersey is at length thoroughly night
aide Up
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23

ChiefJu,,ice Chase. holding the Z. 5. Cir
cult Court for Maryland. decided yesterday an
important case relating to the taIabiliiy OF
debt, due to foreigners by corporations of the
United States The Northern Central Rail
road Company was sued by one Of Its bond
holders TO recover the amount of 1850 coupons
held by him. The Company claimed to retain
per cent to pay the tax under the income act
and mills on every dollar Of its bonds under a
State law. and declined to pay the coupons un-
less the plaintiff would submit TO the deduction.
TheCourt decided that the Company WAS liable
for the Tax but not the foreign bondholder. and
that the coupons must be paid without de-
ductng either tax. Chief-Justice Chase's
opinion in full has not come 10 hand, but will
be looked for with interest. We presume the
case will be carried before the full bench.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23

ROBBERY or SILKs-On or about the 2sth
day Of August Inst u on board the steamship
Edinburgh was broken open and robbed OF i've pieces
of dress silks valued at $500 in gold. YESTERDAY after
noon Detectives Farley and Eustace arrested Thomas
Whitsey late seaman aboard the Edinburgh. charged
with having stolen the goods. Whisey confessed u
the officers and also to Capt Raskal that he took one
piece Of silk containing - yards, and subsequently to
relieve himself from suspicion, threw the goods over
board William Cooper then aboard the steamer, as
sisted Whitsey TO secree the piece OF SIX about ms
body under his clothes The remainder OF the sill. the
other men Justice Ieduith committed Whitscy for
trial aud required Cooper to furnish $500 bail as wit
uaa
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23
Hoeel RersOunl.

Gen. Winfield Scott Hon. ". W. Parker.
Boston; Hon T. ID. Crosswiu Phila.. and the Hon X.
A. FORSYTH. Nowbern. are al the Astor House.
The Hon. :. u. Philips. Bughsmton; Hon. John
Sherman Ohio; Hon. Horato Seymour Utica Hon j.
Edar Thomp sou. Phils Hon. Il. W. Case Pittsbargh
Judge Samuel Hanna Pittsburgh: ard Dr. II. Hat
held Northampton are at the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
The Hon. 5. L. Pomeroy Kansas, and Gen. Jno e..
Hazard. u. :. A are AZ the Fifth ave Hotel
Gen. J. A. Garfield. Ohio. Is at the Metropolitan
Prof F. X Roberts Phila.. is at the 81. james Hotel
Vice Presden, Foster is al the Breyoort House.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23

ROBBERY IN NEw-.JERsEY.-Two citizens "
Saddle River. Bergen Co, named John Aehenoa's
and John Raymond Achenback were robbed ias' we.
nv an Italian who was employed on the farm oi ~
latter and gave his name orestes DressingGin G
,atan ,acshcr With bank bills silver &C., tho acsuia
istlon of wears From j. X Achenbaek so ~ pSnae
were stolen As the stolen bonds may be onereu
York, We give description OF them as h la ,espec
lively pss 7ei 2Ss 7s2 2sS 793 .se. 94 one tVc 800
No. IL sos; one $50 7.30 No SO 4OI ,s nroosrt,
hss been offered. half for the recovery Oh '"'
and half for the capture OF the thiei
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23

Read the responses of Messrs. HEcKER and
O'GoRMAS to the formal notice sent them of
their nominations by the Citizens Association.
Also, Mr.. O'Gorman's acceptance Of his nom-
nation by the Mozart Democracy. Each has
the true ring, an the People Will say so in our
RpnrOachinc election.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23

The Hon. Charles j. jenkins of Augusta has
been elected Governor of Georgia without oppo-
sition. He is Il lawyer of decided ability aud
high per4onal character, who was formerly a
prominent Wing. He is now characterized as a
conservative Seoessionist," by Georgia
iournal-but what he is desirous Of conserving
is not stated. We understand his election not
to nave been impelled by any spirit of hostility
or defiance 20 the Union.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23

,ubljoan majority on joint ballot g. The
democrats gain one Senator in Ramssy County,
and two Representatives, in consequence Of a
.plt in the Republics9 vote.
The capy ass Of the Official vote Of Ohio bas
proceeded Gar enough 10 show that Gen. Cox'S
majority will be over 80, 600. and that of other
candidate, on the State ticket 5000.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23
ANDrr-ER RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
Collision On the Krie Boad-En: .ses asd
Car. su sked asd Cattle Killed.

The lightning express" train with ten pas-
seuger cars ran off The track about four miles east o
wavcriy station the morning Of the sist csn'e'
broken rail A few minutes stterward stock train
along and smashed into the wreck OF the asseu
ger train breaking up engines snd cars and killing
number of cattle. No passengers hurt; damage TO TIE
rolling stock Of the company cousidersss Trains
were detained five hosrs.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23

QUALITY OF TIL CEJFs UF 100.
The wheat crop Is yerY deficient IL Qusliy. The
August report estiu a the deficiency in quality and
quantity 20 24 6e5 bushels. Ire aboye table places
The decrease iD qpG-ty alone at - l72 9if bshels
The g.aiify Of the corn crop never surpassed.
Tha. OF tie other crops is believed 70 b.
The number OF bushels IN 1900 exceeds those Of Lea
by 2lSU7i III.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23

full supply offered them g. p-s ceot ON call on sood 81
cuy The demand from commercial houses oootioue ''a
bixh rates continue to he psd on 6rst clss. psPes
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23

AppoSrMgsr.-Col. Howlsnd, state Treas. o,ai.
% c:sas s 'As o s sHS espsS
lnis 70 !t c,ts whose merits arc everywhere re
vnasS and vhoSs trsnsr would have been public
l0sa t"'"'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23

Half Million widows and orphans Of Union
soldiers. whose peltry pension Of - per month
is belittled to $5 by diluted Currency. we
mplore you to give us the earliest possible Re-
suuDtiOD,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23
Closiug Or the Staie Canals.

SrRAcCsE Wednesday Nos. p, 1865.
The Board of Conal Commissioners to-day
resolved to cosc tire canal OF the STATE Tuesday.
the i2th day OF Deoember.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23
AGRICULTURAL.
Summary Of the Crops Of 1868,

wAsnNCIos. Wednesday. Nov. 2. 1865.
The following table has been procured from
| the Department ~ A griculsure.
GENERAL SUMMARY or rHB cRois OF l3S5 0Y rHH LOYAL
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23

FAIR.-The ladies of the Second Universalist
socieiy hold Fair for the benefit OF the Society to-day
and this evening at Union Hall, corner Of Broadway
aud Twont .third.sf.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23
To CorrcspOi,,ien,s.

-, .., he taken Of ANONYMOUS Conmsuicsloa'
t,veri. Intended for traction r'u't De heuti,ee @
.s. come ard ndcro o. thc wfei--c h'''ssa'4! i0'
SytI,.ti-n - brt "a a ruarsrtS for his GOOD iriiG -
i,e-s lor is oihee should DO sddresscdtO to THE
TeiBrSt." New-Nors 80 ;
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Mail subscribers $l0.W
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Step into the pi

Step into the parlor until the girl re
turns; the air is chilly, and you must be
cold,'' continued the lady. Come" she
added, as he looked at his attire and
hesitated there is fire in the CRATE,
and no ono there but the children"
1T is somewhat chilly" replied the
old man, following her into the parlor,
and taking seat near the fire.
Perhaps may find some silver in the
house" said the lady, leaving the room,
for / fear Bridget will not succeed in
getting the twenty dollar piece changed
Come love little children and
the child who had been watching him
with curiosity, ran from behind the large
arm chair, and hesitatingly approached.
What is your name, dear inquired the
cartman.
Maria lisped the little one.
Maria? he repeated while the great
tears gathered in his eyes: i once had a
little girl named Maria, and you look
very much like she did
Did you 2 inquired the child with
seeming interest; and was her name
Maria Eastman, too Z
sMercifnl Cod exclaimcd the old
man, starting from his chair and drop
ping into it with his head bowed upon
his breast
This cannot be! and yet, why rot 2
He caught the child in his arms wi tn
an eagerness that frightened her, and
gazing into her face until lie found con
viction there, suddenly rose TO leave the
house, cannot meet her without BIO
traying myself, and ] dare not tell her
that | am that drunkeA father who once
attempted to take he life, and perhaps
left her husband a cripple he groaned,
as he hurried toward the door. The lit
tie ones were bewildcrcd. You arc not
goingy' said the mother, rcappearing.
and discovering the old man in the act
of leaving the hall.
He stopped and apparently turned his
face, but lacked courage to do aught
else.
..He said he had little Maria once
that looked just like me, mother" shout
ed the child, her eyes sparkling with de
light
The knees of the old cnrtman trem-
bled, and he leaned against the door for
support The lady sprang towards him,
took him by the arm, and attempted to
conduct him to a chair.
mo, no'' he exclaimed, mot till you
tell me l am forgiven. =
'Forgiven-for what ~ replied the
mother, in alarm.
Recognize in me your wretched faith
err and need not tell you y he faltered.
my poor father she cried, throwing
her arms around his neck, "all is for
given--all forgotten
All was forgiven, and the husband
when he returned late in the afternoon,
was scarcely less rejoiced than his good
wife, at the discovery. Whether or not
Bridget succeeded in changing the
double eagle, l never learned; but this
/ do know, it took the honest female all
Of two months to unravel the knot into
which the family had tied themselves
during her absence. Pap Ainsley"
still keeps his cart, for money would not
induce him to part with it. peeped in
TO the back yard of DR.. Eastman one day
last week, and discovered the old man
dragging his favorite vehicle round the
enclosure with his four grandchildren
piled promiscuously in it-.San Fran
ctsco Era.
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The Bible the Key OF the Heart-If
/ had a lock Of very complicated con
etruction and there was only one KEY that
would unlock il, | should feel very sure
that key wa. made by one who understood
the construction of that lock. So when
1 find that, notwithstanding all the
windings and mysetries of iniquity In
the human hesrt, the Bible md the Bible
only, is n,ispted tn it throughout, aud Is
able to penetrate its most secret reCesses,
I am constrained 70 believe that the
Bible was msde hy Him who "aicne
knowsth the hearts Of the children Of
men. - tsbsis-
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\ Trial VIII convince he most skeptieal.
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"A pro slavery Clergyman was recent

A pro slavery clergyman was recent
IL travling from New York to Boston
Being told that one OF his fellow passen-
gers was Wendell Phillips, the noted
abolitionist, he determined to enter into
conversation After few moments ar
gument he said but if YOU are so OPP
posed to slavery, Mr.. Phillips, why don't
you go down South and preach to the
rebels ;" For the same reason, sir, was
the reply, that you do not go to hell to
preach religion to sinners" The inter
locutor sloped.
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Livery, Sale and Feed Stable.

The undersigned also keep LIVERY, SALE and
FEED STABLE, where the public will find good
teams, all times Carriages, Bugges &c tor Parties,
Private Famjes aud Weddings. Prices are very rea-
sonable.
E.s- LIVERY STABLE. in the of Gait House.
Patronage is respectfully solicited.
RUSSELL Il BRO.
Richmond, Ind, Aug. 81, 1864. 2stf.
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Take no more Baisam- Mercury. or un
pleasant VI Medicines fer unpleasant aud dan
gerous diseases.
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No-Fr,as .f..+ = -,-. -. nil - ...-
% s '- --'-' ANA ftStaFA
S- q us nature enters int tie composition Of HOS
/ II II : 9Ao''A' II ALt iEh> This popular
prepAsatH1 contains no mineral Of any Kind no be-
anicaI element: no fiery exctrt. Igt II i ,rlira
ti.r, IF a.. ,-.-,~,. - - ,.-1--- ,
/ - - va s''' 1a's'a'l la'.S ana pants
VITA s4~ iuTest anu uaideS g all ltusve timuants
II Is well 10 he forearre4 araias+ 8;sa,sa ,,3 "a
fur tie human system can b. protected Lv human
means against m rio, ,s1r..f.lI Nv m ,,,If
sela afnoSI'aere. Impure water ana other external
causes. Ho> EkS BiItEB~ may he relied on
rs a safeguard.
n districts infested with Fzr and i. II has hasn
found lu,tllilc a. "a fr,r.rta-Fg. M / frl-f,, - -
remedy ana thousands ~ ho Resort * under appre
henson e an attack escape the eurgy and thousands
@ho neglect 10 avail themselves e lts productive quail
YES IN ai' anca arr cured by very hriet rrursa Of
after hin riiaI ,I ,,;-2a NJ ~ ~ P@''eh.s'
untl fairly saturated with that dangerous alkalai arr
not antrg4uently restored IL health william a few DAYS
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For tho Palladiara
WRITTEN ON THE DEATH OF J. h. J..
by JENNIE LISwooD.

BI JENNIE IiSWoOD.
Can il be that thou hast fed
Where the Angels onward led,
To that purest realm on high,
Where our friends will never die?
Yes il must, 1T must, be true,
Though the days seem very few,
Since we met and parted last
And would that hour had not passed
So quickly by, so long to stay;
For long is seems though but day,
Till thy beaming eyes will meet,
At the Sayor's 'mercy seat"
All. can I; be that | will find
A single charge Of any kind,
Wrought in one so good and pure,
One the Angels could allure,
From this weary world away,
In their home to always stay
No, dearest friend. hope to hnl,
Thou so lovely, good, aud kind,
just as saw thee last on earth,
When full of life, and icy, and mirth.
The health bloom then was on thy cheek,
And thy beauteous eyes could speak
To my heart. more precious words
Than all earth beside affords.
When the moment we should part,
Pressed sad thoughts upon the heart,
Thou didst'prumise blessed thought
To keep one large and sunny spot
In thy heart for me alone.
o can scalding tears atone,
For neglectiug 20 comply
With what | might So easily
1t was thy frs and last request,
And Oh (! il wounds my bleeding breast,
To think that thou art really gone
And cannot now respond.
While I'm pleased to think II thee
When from illness thou vast free,
Still nv heart will ever pine,
That other hands excepting mine,
Did relieve thy aching head
And gently smooth thy diving bed.
Oh why was so far away,
Unconscious on that winter dav,
That thou for whom could have died,
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TITS Hon. David Sherman boafti,nah,
since the death OF Father Waldo, the
eldest srsdns.e Of Ssir College, died
recently a. New Milford, CONNECTICUT,
Tie ~ss born In Dee, if5s, and eraaa-
sseA a Yale College, il tTns
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