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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-15

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-15

II seems impossible that should be speedy remedy
FOR the ancient and mighty evil OF prostitution homes
which have been instituted deal only with the npper branches
and leave the root ITSELF even moro strongly among
tho social through which wreathes Inc
J,ils N ia flower Bat its influence can DO greatly re-
strieted and mgaed would that most good could DC
effected by judiclous legal interference . . -,
The syssm i'm existence in Paris at the present day. and
which las also In vogue w0cans before the war mas
attended by measure OF success iiere
woman OF the town. physically competent received license
subject Ii she pursued her trade without ~ anu
renQushed it Immediately upon contracting infectious u
ease Ii this system was evil ia itself 1t certainly
preferable TO the promiscuous iniamy which preYaus
in ts metropolis and nearly all II large eos There IS
without some feeling OF doicacy and one would
think that H. In the pursue alolhsome trade
she compelled 20 thus make public record OF her nieu
ton before maRsate she would always hesitate aud not
unfrequcnty experience complete change OF heart.
There may be better systems Cor the mitigation OF this g
laatc evil but reneetys humane uan ""st DO Goa.
The New York herald., 1866-09-19
s AMT A RY.

The Cholera Again Deciining-The Mortuary
Report-Ths Cholera In Brookiya.
The cholera showed signs Of abatement yesterday
only four fresh being then reported II hoped
that fresh outbreak would occur bu, that the disease
was taking its final departure.
osFcIAL LIST or CASKS
The following fresh cases reported ysstsrdsy;-
Mary Bouitz, Third avenuq between llSth and 12oth
streets
Jacob May, 1851. Mulberry street.
Michael O'Connof, 110 Mulberry street
Matthew Sharon 3l6 West Seventeenth street.
CERTIFICATES OF DEATH.
Burial permits for the following named dead were
Mary Bonita, Third avenue between 10th aud l2oth
streets.
Thomas Garvey Red House Hospital
John Doughery, 106 Baysrd street
Mary Kenny, 80 Mulberry street
Moses Braan, $40 Greenwich street
noRrrARy IMPORT.
The number OF deaths from masmatc diseases during
last week were 292, classified o. followsscarlana o.
dlphtheria, s; cronp, 3; whooping cough 8 typhus
fever, =; typhoid fever IL Erysipelas, dvsentsry,
co. disnhGa 4S; cholera. 81; cholera infantum, 81 ;
intermittent fever, rement, s. irrtativs, 81 cholera
morbus, 49, fever /; puerperal fever, l.
The deaths from other diseases wsrs:-Inocua,ed
Diseases 2 dssle, Is diahstic, .; tubercular, l1o
nervous system n circulating system ~; respiratory
system, SO; digestive, 2s; Urinary. TO- ntesumsntary
l; developmenta, Is; age, o; nutrition, II accident
IL; homicide, suicide, 81 cause not specified. l.
TotaI, GA
TINE cHoIrrk TN RsooKLvs
FeveFs darrhWa dysentery and other infectious dis
have prevailed some slight extent for the past
few days. hut the dreaded cholera appears have
sided Thsrc was but one case In Brooklyn fer the
twenty four hours ending q noon yesterday.
The New York herald., 1866-09-19

THIRD NAsrAoHUsErn DsrRIcT. A n. Rice declines
denomination 70 Congress- This will ansrd the radicals
good chance 10 run wendell Phillps
rHs BoYs IN BLux-Ths soldiers Of Hamilton county
Ohio publish in the Cincinnati gmqsirer CALL signed BY
about three hundred Names for q meeting 10 favor
National Union johnson Club.
ANOTHER PArm ABASDoSs TEE RADcALa-The Titus.
vile, Pa, Club heretofore radical Sheet has changed
It's name 10 that Of Evening" Journal and, impor
tant stll, has changed its politics from radcasm to
democracy.
THIRD NEW JERsW DsIRicr John Davidson, the
Union candidate for Congress- has challenged Charles
sitgreaves his democratic opponent, to public discus
sion Of the Issues Of the campaign before the people
BETHEL FnHsR Burxa FOR PREsIDESr. Tho Nswbury-
port Mass Hud says General Butler will be elected 10
Congress from the Fifth district and that he will be the
radical candidate for President 1885, against General
Grant conservative.
The New York herald., 1866-09-19

they have travelled Governor Curtin especially Is
quite condeat Of the utter defeat OF the democracy
wrote To friend OF his In Wall street. understand that
u would be safe 10 bet on majority OF forty thonsand
This may be an over-estimate and pretty certain
IL is; but still the chances Of Clymer's election are de-.
cidedy blue and the worst Of II is they continue to grow
bluer and bluer every day.
tue TWO MILITARY ooNvHSroNA
The two Military Conventons-the one which meets at
Cleveland on the 18th, and the which meets here
on the 25thform the subject Of general conversation
and much interest will be taken In the proceedings Of
the two bodies prominent citizen Of this place sug
gests that these Conventions should adopt
platform upon which the alive masses through
out the entire Union might stand, and thus take the
whole question Of reconstruction Of the hands Of
p0liticans-democratio AMI radical The idea struck
me as excellent IL could only be carried out
"At all events" a. this gentleman remarked tthere
would be no harm done IN trying the thing mum.
Der Of the delegates to the Cleveland Convention passed
through hero yesterday but the great bulk or the p
grms will not leave here before tomorrow night or
Monday morning.
The convention TO bs held here ON the 2sth promises
to be moro important affair than generally sup
posed. wigwam 10 being built which will acc0mmo-
date ten thousand persons, and committee OF ladies'
with Mrs General L. Pearson at the head have voun
tecred 10 decorate the interior Of tho building with ow-
ers Tags and devices appropriate to the occasion The
Republican Executive Committee working diligently
In the matter, and no effort expense will be spared
out do the Ceve!ande - fer ~ an effective demonsa
tiOn is concerned
The New York herald., 1866-09-19

anon "a hold ciectous we eutresi yOrr earnest constant
heed to the grave questions now at issue hose who
so wantonly plunged the Union into civil shall be
allowed by you TO dictate the terms Of reconstruction
will have heedlessly sown the bitter seeds Of future
ened with . recognition BY the President OF . sham
Congress- made up OF the factions which recently GOAL
escsd at Philadelphis on platform Of Johnsonism-s
Congress constituted by nullifng and overriding plain
law or the anda Congress wholly insp,red from tho
White House and appealing 70 tho sword alone for sup
more criminal than absurd. Happily, the people, by
eIecng overwhelming majority Il thoroughly loyal
representatives are rendering ITS initiation impossible
We cannot close without most deserved tribute 10
the general fidelity wherewith Wow OF tho Presidents
detection the great body Of the people and even Of the
their prncipeA The boundess patronage Of the Execu
tive though most unscrupuiousy welded against those
TO whose votes he owes has corrupted very few either
in It's enjoyment Not one or the twenty-five States
which voted to re-elect Abraham Lincoln has given in
sey-ths only frss State that voted against hm-has
added herself 70 their number.
Our great has taught impressveiy the peril Of in
JUSTICE and the lesson has sunk deep into millions Of
hearts, The American people, ohastened by suffering,
are wiser and nober than they were with Quicker and
fu lessons OF Memphis and New Orleans have mot been
lost them a. 10 proved BY tho result Of the recent
elections in Vermont and Maine We cherish no shadow
frst then Now York, New Jersey Illinois, Michigan,
Wisconsin, Kansas and Minnesota will do likewise, and
true restoration. genuine abiding peace will
thus be secured oounry-a peace that will endure
because based on the everlasting foundations Of human
ity, justice and freedom Yours,
MARCUS /. WARD, New Jersey, Chairman.
JOHN D. DRrsExs, Indiana, Secretary
Horace Greeley, New York; 8 A. Purvianoe, Penn.
syvania; William Clann, Massachusetts,; n B. smith
ers Delaware; h. W. Holman. Maryland: II. B. Stark
weather, Conneoticut; r. B. Cowen. Ohio; John b
Clarke. New Hampshres Samuel T. Hussey. Maine;
Abraham B. Gardner, Vermont: J. Fowler. Tennes.
D. p stubbs Iowa; A. W. Campbell, West Virginia s.
judd Wisconsin: b. r. Goodloe, North Carolina; g. H.
BOyd MiasOuri: W. J. CORNING virginia: Th0A Simpson,
Minnesota; G. L. Robinson Florida Newton Edmunds,
Dakota
The New York herald., 1866-09-19
CITY POLITICS.

Reorganization Of the City Radicals

REORGANIZATION Of the City Radicals.
The reorganization OF the city radical republicans
according the plan laid down by the late Syracuse
Convention was commenced Monday last whom the
enrolment Of voters in the twenty one new Assembly
districts was begun About thousand accord
ing to the radical statcmenp enrolled ON Monday
night, and about as many more last night The city
delegation to the late State Convention, who have
charge the natter gave very particular instructions
to the inspectors Of the work to enrol only the
of those who wholly favor Of the Congressional
plan Of reconsructing the Southern States, or In the
words Of the conservatives "T who the mark
of negro equality and negro suffrage their foreheads
The organization will entirely ignore the Republi
have gone over horse foot and artillery TO the
tive side. The old committee organization will be kept
up by the latter branch Of the city republicans and the
associations, when fully organized will elect dole
gates for the new committee.
The Democratic State Committee.
The new Democratic State General Committee will
meet the city OF Albany the Goth inst for the cleo
tion of officers and the appointment Of All executive COM
mee No other business will be transacted II is said
that Samuel TiIden, Of this city win be chosen perma
nent chairman After the full organization OF the CON-
mttee future business during the present campaign
will be transacted in this city The headquarters will
Hotel. aG
Delegates to tho Syracuse Convention.
A meeting was held In the Sinclair House. corner OF
Eighth street and broadway. last evening for the pur
pose Of making the necessary arrangements for attend
ing the Soldiers and Sailors Convention, which win be
held in Syracuse on the Goth Instant. General John
Cochrane occupied the chair After the transaction Of
the business for which the meeting was called the
chairman declared the meeting adjourned
Meeting oft soldiers and Sailors Indcpen-
dent Organization.
Al the soldiers and sailors meeting which took place
las. Friday night at Pythagoras HAIL. in Canal street.
the Bowery for the purpose OF determining which
policy would be sustained by them At the coming eec
tion that Of the President that OF Congress- ballot
had the result Of which made known last night
through the supervisory committed
There have been 23o votes cast 122 10 favor Of the
Presidents policy and ia In favor OF that OF Congress
charges allowed 10 vote.
The New York herald., 1866-09-19

Opinion Of Judge Bsrnard-He Denies the
Motion for nm Injunction and smsssins tho
Heard.


Before Judge Barnard.
Ssca,f w Sehnts, Presides Of Ae hoard " HesaA.--
Plaintiff In this case 10 butcher and asked tho court for
an Injunction restraining the Board Of Health from in
tcnerng with his business to slsushcrns and drv-
ing cattle through the streets similar case was argued
before Judge Daily In the Court Of Common Pleas who
delivered an opinion denying the motion for njuno
ton Judge Barnard bas delivered the following opinion
sustaining the decision OF Judge DAILY
The opinion Of Chief Justice DAILY hes covered oil OF
the points named by plaintiffs counsel II is unneces-
sary write any opinion IN this case because that OPT
fully meets and dsposes Of every question involved
butcher shop is not Of itsef nuisance; II only be.
comes when a In carried on or conducted IN such
way 20 interfere with the health Of neighborhood
when that occurs the Board Of Health summarily
remove u have nothing 10 do With the policy pro-
prey OF the passage Of laws removing from the people
the right OF selection of their ofncen In regard
10 the Health law, however b only justice 70 mention
the pleasing fact that had not been In existence
than ton thousand persons who are nov alive would
have died from choisn alone In this city. Motion Vi
oealinus lniunosca dsais1 with elQ COSTA
The New York herald., 1866-09-19
couaJ cAllucls-THs nsY.

cor,x or CsxsHAL ssrsoss--A D. Llseell, CITY
Judge presiding Gannips 9 Bedford,s u, for the
peopie:-The People va Emil oorgnnis rcooeryi ccs-
chsrss Trsncke, stephen Geoshsp tsonoss assault ssd
battery; same Mary GeesoA John chsros Frsdsrsck
grand larceny; william Rsssli, DsnuIs 0Conpss,
fhilip semuels, grand hryny, same 70 walter Rlisai
WiIlans AnsonIo Massves joshua Andssoa, TrsdsrisS
spscht, Jamee O,Bnvs, James J. Sheridan, Catharins
ouah>r. JOAN Wa Edward Scott burglary.
The New York herald., 1866-09-19

The Political Situation n-Thc New York Herald
Making TrOublc--The Clymcr Party Feeling
Very SOre-Complexion Of Things Around
nRrrisburG--A Doubtful Congressional Dis
trics-what tho People sav Of the Herald.
The New York herald., 1866-09-19

ana tney were ringing u on sunday, that cargo was
taken on board u pier No .. North river, New York; ;
We got under weigh from there and went 10 sea
again, and went 10 Ssmbro, OF Halifax
went 10 In the afternoon and we're captured the next
morning. We werc lying at anchor; In short OF
coal; Captain Parker went in after COAL and when he
put the coal on he the pilots shore barrel OF
-four To keep lookout for him, for there gunboa
the Ella 4 Annie near which up and boarded us ,
she ten miles on when 6rs, saw her. when the
pilot reported the runboat the hsrbor they took
OF the ships boats and got into other boats and went
sheburne; they pulled ashore and didn't reappear the
Ella h Annie boarded us and gave coal and pro
visions and such a. be could aud we went 10 Hall.
fax Braine came back at Ia Hseve river while
AZ anchor there, but did not stay long; Braine gave
directions and took command MP 70 the time Captain
Parker came on board from the pilot boat near st.
Johns; those Other obeyod his orders; the Chesa
peakeis crew were not armed at any time during this
anrsy had no arms; had an old gun in the room,
but did not use H.
BY the Commissioner Had Captain Braine or any Of
those with him uniform'
Wituess-No.
samuel H. Seaman examined, said. am seaman re-
siding In Brooklyn, IN 1903 was member Of the arm
o. ,a,, y b., .fomws,, go knew The csssspssss ..
American, residing In BROOKLYN that line was by
our house semi-weekly from New York " Portland the
Potomac was the other vessel have The prisoner
In the ONCE two occasions he applied 10 the ofee
for passes TO Portland; once think about year he
fore aso two three weeks before the December trim
OF 1888 noticed him particularly from the fact Of his
directory OF the provinces and that he would give no.
tee OF the line favored him. the passengers we're
usually supplied with tickets there except when isfe
think none Of his party got tickets there on bth OF
and saw that everything all ready. and eorzns
met Hfaine going towards the Chesaoosks. I passed
him out did nos speak 70 him.
James Johnston cross examined. rurtbsr ts.tned =
.sndcws vsrsa1Ias wladews wb Tour psnss 70 ssoh Wa
The New York herald., 1866-09-19
The Political sItasiion IL Western Pesnsyi-
vanin.

PnrsBrRo, Pa sept 10, 1905
Having given you some insight into the political feel
ins east Of the Aileghancs--ths stronghold OF the
democracy II has any left Ia this stas-let me now
report the condition Of anain NJ have found them
The western part Of the STATE The farther west you
travel The stronger he feeling prevails 10 endorse the
action Of Congress In relation to the Reconsruc,ion bill
and. in this peshborhood especially bitter opposition
TO she policy Of the President exists among the masses
The friends q Qymsr hsys W. much 70 cay In ,ais
part OF the country, aud are beginning 70 lose heart
at the prospect Of arsirs for theis candidate
oovsRSoa cusrN's rsuxASs or rms vorS
Curtin, Cameron, Gsasy and Others have recently made
tour Of this section Of the stas, and express them
solves fully sasieas< wh the conplsusp Of sin q fer
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-13
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-13

The lion. John r. Cook and Hon Hiram Price Will
divide the time IN . joint discussion At the foiiowinY
iimes and places. 10 wit
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bnla
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JONES UNITY Friday. Sept. sisf, at Ana
LINN COUNTY. Saturday Sept. a2d. ., Ceda'
CLINTON COUNTY Monday. sept a,'h. Al IN
VIII
CEDAR COUNTY. Tuesday. Sept. 18Th, Of TIP
ton.
MrscATINE COUNTY. Wednesday. sept. 2s:h
~ Mascatine,
sCUTT CVUSTy.- Saturday. Oct 9Th. II Daven
port
Mr. C,pk Ia Follow In one and half h0urs, NJ Pric
~ cloee IN half hour. Mr. Cook 10 open II Belle
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an. the eams ~ each meeting the speakers a'f~tna
tin2 ~ Ia OPS ming aud close, the friends ~ each t.
name presiding ofiior 81 each meeting.
Meetings 10 rommrn'c nj o'clock J.
JNO ". THOMPSON.
President ~ Scott Co. Republican club.
on behalf al Rep Cong DIs,. Com.
WM ". CONES.
Chairman 81 I'd Cong. Dist. Com.
t,..rt II, iNG.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-13

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.'Treassa sAs.,A !! - made GA

ssTee0OO0 U0O0uO - HDoO0 W0h-
oo0."
Thesc memorable words Of President
johnson are familiar to I'll We indesse
them most cordially and shall do our IT.
most to assist the President IN bis Efforts 70
make treaso and TRAITORS odious. Among
tie different shades u treason Nc shall en-
desvor 10 mske odious are
The treason which oars the restoration OF
ten States TO their rights in the Union in
order that corrupt aud rotten party NAV
continue their administration Of the Gov
eminent; in short, the treason that fru -
trate~ the objects of the wtr. and rcnderr
the oceans Of patriotic blood, poured gu
like water, Of no avail
The treason that mskes the interests OF
The entire nation secondary 10 those Of four
millions Of blacks.
The treason which squsndsrs the pubic
money IN feeding and educating negroes,
while manned soldiers arc lsft TO starve or
drag out the miserable rssnnsnts Of their
lives in the county almshousc.
The treason which gives negro soldiers
! the preference over white soldiers in the
matter Of bount'es.
| The treason which
| Laws violent hands on the Constitution !;
Iegi -lates for the poor against the rich /;
Exsmpts bondholdess from taxation; and
| Cons ires 70 effect = causeless ,mpesch>
ment Of the Chisi Magistrate Of the M
ton.
The treason which counsels assassina.
ion.
The treason that breaks down the integ-
sity u the ballotsbo1cs.
The treason which defeated Mcclellan
for political purp ,scs, psolongsd he Yer r.
sars. end y rsspeaeihle ~ ~ blosd 81
thousands Of brave men. u.elessIy shed.
The treason which furnished shoddy, dew
It's dust. rotten pork, and wer,ay crack err
10 the soldiers IN the fold.
Tho treason which pesnsittod fifty thou
ssnd brave soldiers 10 rot pecem' o. N
Southern prisons, eaten up by vermin and
yangrene, because i, could not afford to ex.
change well men for skeletons"
Tho treason which pledged itself TO sup.
port soldiers for III {. ard then nominated
. .ornstnIk, pap fat,ened, sleek. oily. we'll
fed, super-loy~l militia "0eneral" to run
against one armed soldier
The treason which organizes secret mil
ita'y conspiracy TO carry the elections at
the point Of the bayonet.
TIE treason which sold veteran soldiers
like sheep TO I'LL quotas, and then swindlesl
them out OF their money.
The treason which. dealing in worthless
cart idgcs. shoddy and commissary stores
made numerous parties immensely wealthy
in this city. st the expense Of che Govern.
men..
All these, and other shades Of treason too
hume Qua 10 mention. We insist on making
.'dious. President johnson 10 doing good
work in masking ire sson odious. We tu.t
he will CO, tinue. We hate treason W.
hated armed treason in the field. and nov
that AIMED treason no longer exists, "
continue To hate treason in the halls Of
Congress; treason spread broadcast through
out the land; the internal mean. snsaki"g
damnabls Treason which hides its hideou'
hody beneath cloak Of pretended loyal
treason which, should shrink 81 nothing. MI
even anarchy and bloodshsd. % secure it,
ends. power and plumber. = Indianapolis
| ucrald.