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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
GOV. uarIITON's ADDRESS.

Although Ts,xas has bse1 supposed to
have suffered less from tlo war than any
other Of the nlsnrgent States, Gov. Hamilton
found It neces. .ary tD issue ~ order restrain
ing the Court from proceeding to fnal juds-
mcut IN actions for the collection of debts.
The rounds Of the order we 6ad stated
in IA. address 10 TN people OF Texas, dated
Sept. 81. Lately received. Prom his pie
turc n Texas some notion may be formed of
what ether lea. fortunate States have endured
The 1e0plc, sag; Gov Hamilton, have suffered
imm.nsely from he burdens oG The wa.. There
T.. bA little nenvy in circulation, the cash
value qf property is small. Creditors therefore,
will not receive property in satisfaction OF their
claims, while sales under execution would pro-
duCs little ard'woull work great hardship upon
dcL,ors. interruption Of judnial process is Of
co rie 10 be temporary and tho Governor hopes
th1l by the time her Convention meets matters
VIA be- ripe for such legislation u will insure
tho prompt collection of debts.
The calling of tse Convention has been de.
.l4g2d until hopeople should have time to qualify
themselves by taxing the OATH of amnesty, and
his course, Coy Hamilton says hss she sanction
OF the President. Meanwhile he has organized a
rIpyisionIl civil government, appointing county
officers, Judges, district attorneys, &C., and in
filing these odices has invariably selected
men whs maintained their loyalty Ia the COY
ernmcnt of the United States. where ! have
been able 70 End such"-an example worthy to
Dc followed elsewhere. II the matter Of recom-
lmendations for pardon, GOV. Hamilton displays
the same prudence, recommending only such
uer~ons rs never willingly engaged in rebellion
or such as, having engaged in it " from iguo-
rance or the Guence of false teachings" are
now sincerely penitent, and Loyalty devoted TO
the Government. II ease presents any doubts,
the Governor thinks he can wait till the doubt
is removed. All this is in striking contrast to
The prccipitate action of Gov. Perry of South
Carolina, vino called his Convention before
there had been time to pardon anybody, aud
notified all applicants that they might consider
recommendation equivalent to pardon, take
the oath, and 60 ahead with their business.
Gov. Hamilton advises the Texans to consider
Slavery abolished, and to incorporate in their
Constitution prohibition against its future
existence. He exhorts them to recognize the
fact that the negroes are free. lie has instructed
the Courts toplsce negroes on an equality with
white men in respect to the punishment OF
crimes. Ho does not direct that the testi.
mony of negroes shall be received in these
Courts, although the Courts are of his own
creation, but in his address he declares
his opinion that the State should by express
legislation provide for the admission of such
testimony. The following passage affords q
curious illustration of the dense ignorance out
of which prejudice grows:
"There are many ignorant persons who suppose that
II negro sveags to anything " cou.t lQdgWsa, mpat
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
an honored leader Of the Episcopal Church. in

an honored leader Of the Episcopal Church. in
the General Convention, on Saturday, offered
resolution Of thanks to Almighty God for ths
return Of "peace to the country and unity Ia
the church." lie ventured TO add TO this peti.
ton suggestion that Especial thanks to Al.
mighty God be rendered {" for the removal Of
that great occasion of national dissension and
estrangement to which our late troubles were
DUE" Whereupon there was much excitement.
Mr.. Binney being "loudly called TO order"
Another member was "noisily" silenced. a
third also noisily interrupted, and the whols
scene resembled one Of the parliamentary
breakdowns in which Southern slaye.driyen
were wont to indulge when they were masters
in Congress. Free speech was stiied, and tho
majority, headed by Judge Bittle Of North
Carolina" finally killed the motion.
So then the Episcopal Church, in this year
Of Peace and Grace and Emancipation, with all
the world recognizing in America the triumph
of Freedom over tho worst form of Slavery and
oppression, steps back and says: "Lot the
children of God pass on; we shall remain
with or eyes fixed on Sodom." So stood tho
wife of Lot in the olden time. We know that
God cursed her with his awful wrath, and that
through all succeeding time she remained a
monument of shame and blcksliding, and Just
example of Divine vengeance. She did not
save Sodom. The fire came, and the sons Of tbs
wicked were destroyed.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16

The Republican Convention inthc FiS Sena-
tOral Dlstrict-Queens, Richmond and Suffolk
Couniies--nominated, lest week, Mr.. y. Il. La
Ban OF Richmond County as their candidate for
the State Senate. Mr.. la Bau is aman of oharac-
ter and ability, and will receive the undivided
support OF the party. lie has not hitherto we
believe, been III public litc except as speaker
at political meetings, where hc has won distinc-
ton as IA ready and fluent debater. The opposi-
ton is divided between two candidates, and if
the Republicans will poll full vote they have
rood chance of carrying the election. But
they must work for it beforehand, for there is
not n district in tho State that can bear more
enlightenment.
The Republicans Of Richmond County, at
their Convention on Saturday night, nominated
Capt. John Houseman for the Assembly. IL
staggers tho Democrats, for there is Mt in the
county o man more popular or more respected
than Captain john" lie will poll good deal
more than the party vote, for his iranhneSs anu
earncstness of character, and his sterling in'
tegrty, endear him to the workngnen oil the
county of both pariies--the class in which, all
his life. he has been "frst grand" His noml-
nation insures lively canvass IL the Demo-
Gratis can get anybody to run against him.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
day. Paterson on Thursday, Morristown on
Friday, and Newark on Saturday Of this week.

The election returnS thus far received from
Virginia indicate the election Of the following
Members Of Congress; ......r
1st District. - CUsIIs.
I'D District L. III. CHANDLLB
HID District Il. H. EAEi ots 49,
IVth District. .RoETRT RlpGWAi.
Vth Dis,rict CHARLEs L. MosBi
VIth District "A. Ii. ID STUART.
With District. ROBERT CoNAp'
With District. ID. ii. Hodk'
The members elect of the LIST, Id, Ill., Ntn,
Vth and With Districts, claim that they are
able to take the prescribed oath. Stuart de-
clared during the canvass that he would "de-
spiso himself il he could take the oath. Con.
rad also acknowledges his inability to take
the oath.
The vote on the Amendment to the Constitu'
tion of Virginia. removing the disqualification oi
certain parties from holding Office in that State
was almost unanimous in favor of the Amend
ment. BY its adoption the following section OF
the Constitution of Virginia (as adoptedat Alex
andria) is repealed:
"No person shall vote or hold Office under this Con
stituton who has held Office under the sOcaed Con-
Cderate Government or undcr eDy rebelous state
Government who has been member Of the so called
Confederate Congress, member OF any State Legis
atnre in rebellion against the authority of the United
States, excepting therefrom comfy officers
In Richmond only 80 votes were cast against
the Amendment.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
The Aagus,a constitu,ionaIist Georgia. thus

displays the clovcn foot of reconstTuction:"
Humanity Iey0lts at the thought Of leaving these
poor Black creatures TO then own feeble devices aud
is q suggestion perhaps not unworthy the attention
of those having them Ia charge whether ii woald not
be better to let the QUESTION Of rages drop for the
aenL. and put them out in good homes. TO work for
shelter aud maintenance alone until more settled days
Many would be glad to have servants on these terr
who have no idea of binding them selves to pay noaeJ
for services that cannot be depended on"
With cotton at present prices, every able.
bodied man can earn at least fifty dollars per
month with plOw and hoe. Yet the whole aim
of Southern politics and policy seems obe,
while claiming that /" the niggers won't work, y
to contrve some scheme whereby they may bs
compelled to work for nothing.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
TuR LAW or REGISTRY IN NEW
YORK AND BRCOKLYN.

There is, We understand, some misapprchen-
sion on the part Of some Of the Inspectors OF
Registry and Elections in this city as to the
duty required of them by the Act in making up
the list of persons entitled TO vote. Irthoy viii
carefully read the Act-and no man has properly
qualified himself for the important office TO
which he is nominated until he has done So
they cannot he at a loss to understand its re-
quirements in this and all other particulars.
We have already given a clear synopsis of the
law, and shall not, therefore, so over theground
again, but shall confne ourselves to the sin
Gle point which seems to be misunderstood.
The Inspectors for New-York and Brooklyn
are to meet first on Tuesday (to-moTow) three
weeks preceding the election. They are TO or
sanize in the usual way and then proceed to
make a list Of voters. The Boards may sit two
days for this purpose, Unnecessary, proYidcd the
number of voters in the district in the next lSe-
ceding election exceeded four hundred.
The Boards shall meet again on Friday pre-
coding the election TO reyisc and correct tho LIT
of voters, and shall continue in session on theb
and the following day, from s a. M. to9p. IN.
They shall also meet again on the Monday
before the first Tuesday of November-elcctiOn
day-at a. m, and continue in session till .
. D. M, and shall then revise, correct, add to
and subtract from and complete the saii lists"
These are the times Of meeting Of the
Boards. How they are 10 perform their
duties and make the Registry List IS the next
important point and that on which there seems
to be some doubt 1t is easily settled, for the
law is perfectly explicit. Section says; "No
addition shall be made to the said Register of
the name Of any person, nor shell the name of
any person be placed thereon, except of one
who shall have appeared in person before the
said Board" In other words. the Board can
enter no name upon the List Of voters at
their first meeting except upon TIE per-
sonal application of the voter himself,
nor can any name bc add ID To
that list at the subsequent meetings, except
upon a like personal application. TIE duty
OF the voter, therefore, to appear before the
Board and see to the entry of bis own name, and
the duty OF the Inspectors not to enter any
name except upon such personal appearance and
application, arc imperative. new Registry
list is thus TO DC made every year IL this city
and Brooklyn. As to who has the rieht to vote,
and therefore the right to I've registered, it Is TO
be presumed the Inspectors will inform them
selves by careful reading Ofthe Act. Voters
Go tomorrow, enter you names, and thus dis
choroe vour first duty.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE 110NDAy, OCTOBER le 1865.

be rendered accordingly This Is not So 1t not so
in the Of the testimony Of white man. All tfia1
Of questions Of fact are BY jury. The jury w IN al
white black II they think he tells the truth they
will find verdict accordingly. II they do not credit
his testimony their verdict will not be affected BY it,
On the question of suffrage Gov. Hamilton
has nothing to say in this address.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
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Union MaJorII!.. S'SDH
Official. a.. :, isa
PHILADELPHIA. Saturday. Oct H. 'e'1'
Official returns from thirty-two counties snO.
a Union gain OF 5000. Thirty two counties 10 "
from will probably increase the gains so as 10 @A'
'"0 "N'"N' pHrIApEIPHA Oct. II, lsc..
Nfr John Cessna Chairman Of the tB.on te"us
Committee furnishes tho following information 10 /"
Associated Press: ,.; ~
The result Of the late election in PeaIyhshS 4
not been correctly reported. FortytWo eouht,ei 80 ~
ciaD overcome the majority of ls6s and leave we ~
candidates q clear majority Of l7c0o Inc rcpons
msIoIitos in the balance Of the State - coahheS ~
from 8 COO 20 1000 Union majority The mslSsy, "a
the home vote will certainly exceed that Q, ,ss
Lincoln on the home and army vote BY soysrh Ia "a
sand The Union party viii have two thirds OF ~
branches Of the Lesissture. The union pan! sa'''
- OF A. counties officially returned
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16

Special Dispatch to The n T. Tribune
Drsworyrs lows, Saturday. Oct. u. ls6a
The majority for Gov. Stone who boldly W
voc.,ea negro suGiage. will be 1900 The balances
The Rep,blic,u ticket is elected by re~'y 5000 ~
!ority.
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Union majority

INAUu IuHIUIItJ --.-- ----- ~O'OfC
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune
COLUMBUS Oct Is fe6S
Retirn from all The counties hsve been re
osivod. Coxs msjorisy i 2s,2s7. while the average
majority on the State ticket Ia about 900
The Legislature stands Uuior a5; Democratic. L
in the senate and Union 20; Democratic, y In ias
House Majority on iaint ballot 4s.
The soldiers vote will not be cssb:ei zstl peIt
month.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16

If the opponents of Equal Rights can ex'
tract any comfort from these figures, they are
welcome TO IT,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16

Horace Bnney the Younger, of Philadelphia,
a man of pure character, unseltsh loyalty, aud
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16

SENATOR WILSON Of Massachusetts, will speak
ip New. Jersey, at Trenton on Monday, CAM
Ssa oa Tuesday, New.Branswick on Meaass'
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Terms of the Tribnne.

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Netp1lprls Dailn Gribsn1a
MONDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1865
Union STATE Tickch

tuIOn Htait EEVHV"
Ia, .r,So,, (WARD HUNT, Oneida 60
OF OF 1p;.sals jOHN X. PORTER, Albshy. g.,
Setgof STATE Cen FRANCIS c. BAkLo" ~ '''-
Cospf,sil,r.. ..THOMAS mLLHOtSE, o%,s..y. MAR.
Trea,p,e,..... Col JOSEPH H0MLAND' p,,I"es~ 80.
an, Crsoa!.G Cen. J'S .MhRTINpAhr' '1O''''
Canal Com'...ROBEGT c. Bonn, 81.
STATE Ergiaec,.J. PLATF GooD1n,' 49,, +"s.,
,,'''I cts,,' '0c. PATRICK H.JONEs, ,cs'!araugos
Election. tuesday. Nov. al
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16

The election roturns thus far received from
Virginia indicate the election Of The following
Members Of Congress:
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Surge SageszN cmisfciten.

GpInmbuS, S9ip, "a. 9tpp. Die ~pff5ieQe
Gs lift bieIes Inn, 1900 Bis 1900 we1t9er ais bic
WtaipritGten fir ben iibrigelt Sbeil be8 llniOn>
TtdetS.
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ii9e 9rpBe 91e9ierun9s9ebdube, baS BON be1 Qlar>
tierrneilter< ltnb Dem @OnlnifariotS> 0epartentent
pccupirt iparb, perbrannte bette fritb I'M 6 llbr.
@ite 9rpBe Quantitdt 0te9icrln88 : @igentbuln
purbe etIt 6aub Der Slantntelt. Die 9cgterut9S@
gelber u1b ipertbppllen &ftenitiiGe ipurbe1 gerettet,
Buffalo, "a. gtpp. Sel1er &edner, Der I'M
Wpnat Septemter 5. S. ben 9Olpaten Seaning
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bdn9t ipprbeu.
philadelphia; %. 9tob. Sin Yrell6e>
geariens SerrnalH 4prrel, eridpB ftd beute
4benb III ieiner office, @de Der 4. unb g8alrl1t
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triigereie11, welde in bic Sunberttuuiert nj geben,
I'M OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au8gefuuben. Die 9fa>
MEN merben r~orlauftg 5lritdgebalteu.
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9enrp i'll perfriippeItet 3uitoub 9efuuber.
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erlan9t.
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ten bic Stdbte SEEM 0Orf ltub Stem OrleauS gum
erItet Ofale mieber felt 10 Sabrelt III birecte teles
grapbii6e &erbiubun9.
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nSg. gSir MAIDEN ~1tttiere Seller nod einn1al
beiOn6er8 al1f ba8 &pnsert beS Waderidet Wtulif@
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etn gute8 gla8 8ier baSu tpirb ba8 pbilOlppbii4e
u1b pRpiifalii4e @leidgerpi4t wieoer beritelIeu.
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ans 0ierico %e1tferle1 tperbe, ipbalb er binrei4e1be
@arantien BABE, baB Die Serei1i9ten Staatert re1s
tral bleibet merbelt. Ser Starbpulft 6ranfreids
1T III bteer 8ra8e 9e1alt nod beriel6e pie bon Ir1>
fang art."
Gerpr 8ornerp, Der Gelanbte Der 9tepubltl
0ierico, bate 9eiterr cine LANCE lInterrepung nit
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Tiir NeterSburg mn0 WicbmOnO.
Sro6t piro su nieorigen 8reilen bef6rbert;
Gebe Staten.
Ser Dpfr State Of Gtreinia" rerlaBt ben 2t9btlr. Dbar
nabe prdttffr. beute gfa1mttta9 ubr.
Die nit ibn peri9tfften Sitter fcntntet am Mpntas Wpr'
gen III g~eterebira uub 3tidmVnb AT.
Sitter tura BIG petersburg trerben anseucnnnen rnO gu
~ttOieern Dreilen ais let elmer anbert eiate %tefSrbert.
Sra6t-&nten.
3uder. in SbtS.. 5 GtS pr 100 pfo.
Me9f per 1851. 10 Gts.
QBbtSfep b. IL -
SAinten, In @bbS so
@uanp, pr Some $1.00
unb ale dnbern Glitter MIR s @ts pr 100 pfb.
gefpnbere Gpntrafte fir grSsere Yartien tSnten Su niebrt-
aereu Wreiien ais eben bs,eldnet, aenaaGt ,perbfn.
Sir Sradt unb %afaee mente man m an
s. aa .r 8. Btdnbt,
paHase $500 IS 9tsbtar. @barf.
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Der Wtarttftedett S~rtebetpalb, &urte6en, murte am "a. Sft,
trtal furb 6elter 3erfGrt nnb Nnb taSur9 Mot aaein nebr
ais buneert 5amilien TIRES EbhaG ternutt, %isntern faben
Gu9, Ia eS mad Gtnbrtn9un8 Der &rnete eefdap, al ttr o.
treble, RIetbsr, 0tsbitanb, tu1j M1es perIpren.
20 er9ebt baRer an aNe WleniGenfreunte bic ersebene Bite,
mad &raften bic Noib her lln9lldltden bur6 mtlbe Bet
tra9s itn6etn iu 6elien uno 1T has unterjetdnete GGmtle,
lOmie bic @etGtliCn bteier 3ettunS germ berett, etpaise 9e-
TRACE tn @nrpfans su nebmen un6 an ben Ort tbrsr Seftm-
ntung selaneen 5u laNen. f
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