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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-21
MASSACHUSETTS.

LECTURE OF THEODORE TMTON IN BOSTON.
Ut TELEGRAPH
: BosToS, Nov. 2O.-Theodore Tilton lectured TO-
night in the Fraternity Course Music Hall NotWiihstand
ing the inclemsncy Of the night there large audience as
Sembed young eloquent Of Brooklyn He
sordey received and his Radical utterances al fire.
huenty apauded as well as the more humorous portions OF
Mr. Tton made an argument for the reconstruction Of the
Unon the basis Of the equal civil and political rights OF oil
loTa citizens without distinction Of color and On such
basis be would have asked the Teadmsson Of the Rebel
States the first day after the Rebellion but until the Rebel
Sates be brought back on terms Of justice TO Their DaGk
lova let these naughty States stand and wait outside like
kbe king in the at the Pope door The question Is not
whether these States are in or out OF the Union but Whehe
lhey shall be in Of Congress II during wal they were
the Union and yet out Of Congress so now during peace
ANDREW johnson policy had ceased 10 become public qne
hon The people hsd dismissed IL rom ne Sa
Tbe human body after death murmurng sound for -
& hut bn came 10 lis end on the It'll Of November What
bocy therefore shall take the place OF the president ny
Eona plan of reconstruction arguing that the chief and most
important feature Of this plan not the pending Consu
~ 10 fhc unfeconsructed stimae ara valid govern
Ients scO Of the usurPed and bogus WHEN
kvt there now Congress has pledged seu neither can
knTbody else pledge Teadmt these states on the adoption
81 the pending amendment This amendment Is uiJlst
Edsd BY the Rebels On the contrary,
hO Federal Government II Was bound 70 secure 70 III. Is
Eht. Hinder the amendment the Rebel States could make
Soiesae business Of Acknowledgement South Carolina could
erman and every Rebel State the Yankee shall statesmen OF
consent 10 such surrender by the Federal GOV
Srnmen the Rebel Legislatures Of the political rights Oh s
klasses Of American citizens The only sac plan ga. inala
Enaee secured by constitutional amendment IN the States
korh and south Mr. Titon drew al analytical dlsllneol
between universal and impartial suffrage AZ present saT9g g
limited BY age sex coOr nativity property intelligence lheIt
Ia no universal suffrage The vital question Is lmparllm
kufrage Fix the standard high or low but when any czcn
Fan comply with IT, then let him vote whether ne DE Wle "
bIaek II ignorance is 70 be ballot box let y
Exclude ignorant men OF color wei rs OF another ne
demanded that the great party which had carried the country
Kbough the war the platform Of emancipation should nov
harry the country through the reconstruction on the platform o.
fqua rights He had been demanding such Reconstruction
kr year past ThS Independent and he did not mean 70
bafe lot or little Of that demand during the next session OF
congress Tho Republican party hes become the absolute
aslor Of the situation The President no longer h m OBJ
build the Union the cOrnersOne Of equal nights u w Ds
Upon it, head the undivided dshonor OF De'ryg ING
Negro and the nation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-21
OREGON.
kHB RATIFICATION OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND

MYNT-A CURIOUS HISTORY.
Portland tOei m Costp0ndencs Of The San frsnoico Bulletin
ON SATURDAY, the 9th instant, HumaSon, Nesmth
emocra OF wesoo introduced in the House resolution de-
Aring eoC that e ratification Of the Ionsa ~
ouse as stands after being purged Of Us Illegal mem
RoS The assigned IN me where's OF ihe Iesouoh
he the Union members from Grant st occupied Their
yeats and that now that Two Democrats hsa ose9 saS
koie would stand the question OF retneaon no other
Rhangcs place ~ yeas 70 "a nays when Tie resolution was
EnrOduced Of the Union members absent ono ch
knd four others visiting the public buildings After some g
ng and parliamentary strategy, which resulted IN mutual
H. resolution when they came the final vote taken and
Resulted yeas "a 49, On this vote kosenhsm man
kected on the Union ticket from this county voted Win be
Rsmoos ana gave the resolution majority OF one OF the
khols House On the Monday following tho sth inst when
HE House Journal read there occurred regular
scrimmage" on the question Of approving thar part OF
BIC Journal relating 70 the proceeding on ihs
knproye the ourna az II stood was egatvea yeas "a
hen this recOnsdered24 yeas y nays ana Ino
R0n approve passed In the nfrmatyeb yeas ~ nays
unF tbs contest four Union members who were ao
sent Saturday allowed 20 record their votes on inc
kS Of Sls ccS SnsS ne amstSe iSe S sbsen
Bee Mr. Lacey still sick and not present Inc next
ENm..ns 1escusoB ssopSgoviog Of the rstiscs.
'kisn OF the amendment by The House This created
and 9s we cal o. tss S tool S sal
Then She cry what has become OF ROseuhem At last
hr Hunaa0n looking the said that Rosenhem
pas coming. fhereupon humason nom bis seat and
&ated the ball 70 meet Rosenheim and White followed
- the s,% ac sSsa ont t Fir ' s e S ana ma sTa s
better appreciated when understood that the fate o.
e2oon TO reconsider vas wei kaown 20 upon k9ssn
omoas the resolution bad been carried the Saturday pre-
loat I'D the House was now all Of remoT hs to which
iumasoT White Mr. Rosenhem made his appearance
amer pore parliamentary strategy BY the Democrats 20
srmsi,vs q nayes-Hendershott D. and lsosenheim
@ ,aTmstive ThereuPon on motion Of hossnsen
the next GAY II OcOck On Wednesday tue 10th inst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-21

LIFE INSURANCE CONVENTIONAL Convention OF
Of the various Life Insurance Companies OF the
country will h. held to-day in the Of the Chamber OF
general Life Insurance Convention was
held Hartford Conn the seth Of last September Meas
vii be- discussed to-day for union Of all the responsible
Life Insurance Companies Of the country 80 lar rs concerns
ln.fin frlrn nln.na
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-21
FLORIDA.
GOV. MARvIS's MESSAGE.

GOV. MARYISS MESSAGE.
DIT rKIE0RAPH
4 AUGUSTA, Nov. 2O-Goy Marvin Of Florida, in a mes
Sage 70 the Legislature takes ground against the Cons
tatona Amendment, presenting at length the reasons
which call for the opposition of the people OF the State to
It's ratification He also aludes 70 the conflict between
Tho military authorities and Presidents policy as shown
By the interference OF the former with the civil tribunals
IN disregard of the Presidents proclamation, aud setting
hp special judicial tribunals in violation Of the United
Hfafes Constitution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-21
THE DRAMA.
RISTORI.
.ny'sT Hall


Madame Ristor will play Mary Stuart, this evening
at French Thoaic Let the reader who would this
markabe actress in famous character aud improve the
opportunity On Friday evening she will enact Deborah
WALLACK5 THBATEB.
The fact that the rare old comedy of "The Double
Gallant will be again played at walnck Theacr tonight is
worthy TO he especially lues and Mrs Sed
ley Brown both Of whom have been III and unable play,
appeared last evening The Fnyorte Of Fortune actcd
very neatly II will not be again pr0duccd for the present Mr.
Lester Walack TO play round Of his vOriic partscOm
mencing week from next M0ndaybciorc appearing In the
comedy Of Ours
WINTER GARDEN.
" East Lynne" will be acted here this evening,
for the Mrs Bowers performance OF Lady Isabel
worthy OF attention illustrating the genuine character OF
dramatic powers which bad part cannot oyerWhe
Tomorrow night Mrs Bowers will play the Lady oil Lyons
and on Friday, will appear Jaict-iaking benefit
OLYMPIC THBATER.
"The Long Strike is soon 10 be withdrawn. No
lover Of good acting afford miss seong Mr Soddart
NJ Moneeny In the degtfa scene IA the lawyers office
aud the striking the office 81 The telegraph Mr. Stunt
Robson make his first appearance nj this house ionorow
evening an a burics4ue entitled Hamlet the Wearing
Of the Black
FRENCH THEATRR
Miss Olive Logan, whose talents and accomplish
meEts have given her high position comedy actresses
on the Amer can stage vii make Lcr frs appearance next
Saturday evening che Preach stage l French co'y The
occasion cannot foil 90 be deeply interesting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-21
MUSICAL.
1rALrAN OPERA IN NEw.YoRK.

The Fifth-avenue is jubilant and the croSs-sreetS
are crysc out aloud Msdonayeue is all smiles and Broad
way IS full Of hustle and activity for the reason that Mne@eN
Is coming TO town with his great singers fine dresses oches
ira and everything Fashion is just now dying for The
nero announcement has frightened the prospects Of hundred
storekeepcr for trade in every article Of luxury and
city The people have come out nohy or the OPIa
th hose has been ded night after night with tho beauty!
fashion and intelligence Of the city aad the Manager has
reaped rich harvest commensurate with his enterprise and
the great excellence OF the entertainments
Max MArctzck win give his first representation az "ncr
Garden on Monday evening next when Crspno Ia COmae
a he given WA the following brilliant cast Miss Louisa
kellogg Miss Fanny Stockton, Signori Tesla Belni AnO
nucc aud The nights Of performance VIII be Monday
"Wednesday aud Friday .
The sale OF tickets viii commence tomorrow morning al
tho usual place and nj the box office OF the Winter Garden
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-21
ELEoFIoE NTMLBEYcE.
NETWORK.

BOARD OF COUNTY CANvASsERs
yke Board OF County Capvsssers met yesterday At 10
a. @ Supervisor Blunt made preparations 70 call on the
3erO not sealed the Wqrd was laid and the Can,
Ytsssrs sent for. In this Ward james Irving elected
Assbmblyman by II votes over Michael \. salmon, Sc
oording to the police returns; Mr. Salmon doubts their &C.
ouracy Many corrections were made in other Wards the
results arrived NJ are.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-21
MdRRIED.

TussdIy, Nov 20. by the Rev u C.
Biewrr ssyrrs IIsdlcy Miss Sarah Ak~h oil Of This city
TAPPAN-sANFORD-In Boston on Thur,day 18Th n by The
Rev Mm C. Child D. d. assisted By Drs stow and Hague Lewis
Tappsn to Nils, Elizabeth r. Sanford daughter Of
the ate Ollie. Sanford Of Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-21
POLITICAL.
TENNESSEE.

THE LEGISLATURE DECIDED BOGUS
Ut TELEGRAPH
NASHVILLE, Nov. 2O.-At Murfressboro, on Saturday,
Judge Henry Cooper Of the Circuit Court decided that the
present State Legislature bogus aud the Franchise
eaw unconstitutional.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-21

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THE PARIS.
THE REFORM
THE SHAKESPEARE.
THE TRAVELLING.
Abe.ufu variety Of Goods elegant style sud psa
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POPULAR PRICES.
UNION ADAMS.
no 03f BROADWAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-21

aeT shmishng for delay the resolution to dsapprove
OF The ratification OF the amendment up the final
passage Aht amer lengthy debate pegayed-2J yeas
nhys Rofslhem voting with the UniOnsts White got him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-21
Special Notltes.


a Lord BroHsham's Nose,
involuntary turns whenever be annoyed dssu'sd Hns
generally had that cy what turning sefsi assss
there would be the which ty palm ~
upon public PHALoTs Immortal extract the EI0HT
sLooMINo CEREUs
Chamber Of Cemmerce.-As Special Meeting q Che Cssns&
Of Commerce vii be held THURSDAY NEXT Nos. &C. u
O'Clock p NJ receive report fOm the Special cOmmIies
pointed consider The eEpedieney Of menOns Congress h
fayor OF the abolition Of the tar - cotton.
BY order. CLIO. WILSON Secretary zee tess-
Feaians-A mass meeting Of the friends Of ireland VIII be he4
In me ha conner sud hnoteen south brookys.
RsDAY EVENING Nov a. at u O'Clock. under
auspices Thomas Clark Luby Circle The following eHs
Will meeting Coz VIM X hooefts rfesiase
Spear Acting Secretary OF War; Oeoge Afehdsscon T.
g. vspoo Ens.nd Senator A. L. Morrison OF ihaots eAa
'"''" "' ''a'' 'i ''''''''s HUMPHREY B. TooMEr
BreokIya Rratersity Opsnias Lecture.
SATURDAY EVENING New a.
ACADEMY or MUSIC.
BY MAJ.-QEN. BEN. 4. BUTLER,
6uByscr: "THE ADAPTATIONS, WRONGS AND ABUsEs
or THE EXECUTIVE POWER AND THE CONSTITUTIONAL
REMEDY THEREFOR"
Tickets admission 10 be had Of g. Dy Co.. No fs rultsntt.
Brooklyn price 50 cents Ne sK esTEs tor reserved ssAts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-21
ROBERT ooLDBEcK's MATINEE.

matinee will be given by Mr.. Robert Goldbeck,
NJ steinway Hall to-day O'Clock lie will be insisted by
Mis- Ne,tie Sterling Mr. George Simpson. and Mr. D. Mills
Selections from GOdbecks Love Songs which have Pc
n,s so nonular will De sung and grand concerto Tor
tho piano written by Mr. Goibeck will be performed by HIM
self and Mr. Mills who has kindly consented to represent the
orchestral
SECOND WEDNESDAY EVENING POPULAR CONCERT.
Tonight the celebrated Bateman Concert Company
will appear for the last time NcwYo AZ the Second Wed
ncsday Evening Popular Concert ut Sieinway Hall Madame
Parepa Ssnor Brgno and all the other artists will appear
The programme presents OF the finest selections " all The
artsis eperorcs and by far the attractive that
has yet been offered We hope that the public viii turn ont
aae do honor the farewell concert OF this most adHra
bic COMPANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-21
TuBo. rHoMAs's SYMPHONY soIREEs.

The second of this most interesting series Of con-
oers will take place nox Saturday evening at steiuway Hall
These concert. always offer points Of attraction for he lovers
q, gooa music and also for those who interested in the
works Of musical progressons Bat on tins occasion there
viii bo nm attraction Of superior kinlOne in which every
of musical taste must feel Interested and should make point
hear Th0mns will produce on SATURDAY evening next
,hc .mon. Ninth symphony Beethoven which work OF
extraordinary difficulty but which when produced WIN alc
aat matrimonial and choral force Is grand and wonderful
in its effects Mr. Thomas will have az o. Over eighty
voices and well trimmed With such force IN SicnWay Hall
MIR Thomas will control sufficient material to do iu justice TO
tho striking and daring thoughts OF cthoNcn and present US
at last with a grand Interpretation OF this great work
The occasion which the community NJ large should
take deep and generous interest The performance OF such
work should this but when we consider that It's
prOdactOn BY Mr. Thomas IL ~ his own personal A ahd tha
ihe 70 produce will fall but little short OF three thousand
dollars made up by items OF rcheasals Hail. advertising
printing copying artists &c. &c there "a an additional
forward literally 10 support who willing to sacrifice
nuch the art the qualification OF tho people We
earnestly hope that there will e brilliant attendance al Stein
way Hall mex. Saturday evening
CONCERT OF THE CECILIA CBoR-THB oRATORio OF
SAMSON.
There Ia nothing more fat stale and improbable
man 10 Isfcu 10 highly dramatic work drnwicd tho
net snnroved styc-robbed Of its power
lated Ike Samson OF its strength Handcs Samson is rather
large dramatic than orat0riO and should 10 taken
go =, 1ecamaton and the vitality Of situation samson
ad thirds rectntye not merely contempatiyeOr
osotye but on contrary full Of spirited and rapid action
daioes full of and meaning and should consequently
m eep with that aud eOOqun aspcriiy which gives
G 10 snstan tho interest OF such situations IN the dama
mis- was Nv no the case last evening az Plymouth
Church Brookvn at the Concert Of the Cecilia Choir On the
contrary the pregnant reoise i dcaa Jun ana meaning
on which The hurry TO give that
the most impeiacus language given gl tue debealoa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-21

meeting Of the MckeOn Committee oil the Fonrth
Councmanc District held last evening at Warren he
corner of Henry and Oivcrsts 10 make nominations Tor
Councmcn Gilbert j. Wood presided Two cone'iing drosh
tions from the Sixth Ward present ana COMMITTEE 20
Investigate their respective claims having been appointed made
report that the delegation represented by Mr Ghgan was
properly chosen and should be admitted OH the ht oimn
balot The following candidates unanimously chosen
James Cheny Of the First Ward Thomas Mnnon Of the run
Michael Carroll Of the seventh Hugh j. Reilly OF the lmi
feenth and Hugh Bren Of the Fourteenth comm', "'
1--WE was appointed inform the candidates % ae nomination
and the meeting then adjourned.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-14

0UA
~ vc.r. Auer 1S.-The 11Gosupeueen
.1sssSei,
49, 49, g ~ ~ moo1ing q ~
S.sS "a esnoee MT svidooco th0gU = -
~ iSns1diae postalaees cd yhaeQeoeesse
- done u ~ 1eosdl9 t4qp1.
slStcs n - 800 hoG1thv ~ Nhko1Peo
1870 sSfstv ed hsolth doQanosd, 49, =
Srcstsnt reo0eA n conmittse eIlece p
~ - OF chojssa - ~ sesa9setp ~.
- snd AZ shat to-dey ln1ofmoaioo - -.
sc.,ved 1fom Waan3ngtO0 that The p5l8
-: Ana - schodDe Hampden hsve q.
,;ved a Bermuda M no sad have ~
ni.c.d a ouanntine under Suspicion ~
~. csci.rs ~ o. board both vessels. Ioe
r.nort - says there h no doube shas ~
cholefp win apon - hecos esd . ps
ss.rs 4 ~ Oh kulk Ii the fnsbor he Soe 2
crsrsntpe vessel. Thees = Gauss 70 esp.
noee that the choIers ths year WI ~ ~
hon ~ logDof viS1eaeSOn9. wnsssv~
~ g. h other portions u ne coe.s.I
~ ennnos but expecs ~ y r. s.sSsy
~popula>ed citIsD q New !oH - sSs:s.
4 YIN visit ~ pssvS.ose nssssas ~ ~ "a, a, =
S1iss7sa. ~ fs6oss ssoummendf that ~
0overnor make IN address 70 The public, ~
~ 1Sfsb, the "a hat : viaitaaIoa Of III
cholsra b imminent and giviug TO ~
Board d Health power 70 incur expendt
0uree for the case Of sick, both In thte city
and Brooklyn, - we'll . q queraatane. aet
10 cloee or femove buildings dangerous e
the public health. In conclusion, the report
M the Governor TO give the Board u
creased powers until the 18th Of July. Az
II q that time thegU b nOch0lera In the city
such power TO ceoGe. In case the chOlets
visits the city, then such 2owerto beextend
| cd TO the 18th Of September, ct which tim
! they shall cease.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-14
Inc Greatest Discovery Of
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-14

NBW O9L8AU0 Ap9JI IL.
General Sheridan has issusd ss1ers thst
ell persons embarking from New Orleans for
Vera Cruz. Tampico, Or 1Atemosoo,1 Mexico,
must have passports frsm The Proves Mar.
shal. The order causes much remark. The
morning papsss ~ il 10 against The conisd.
esats colonies. ssf1 w
The ship, Porter, burned It ApilaeAi ,cis
had 1,400 bales Of &C ton on board. Some
W. seved 4 . damaged condi0oa. T,h*
contract was awarded to remove Il Il 30 Der
ceat.- Issarsd - Liverpool. The ,Mstho-
dist conference. u discussing The Bishops
votD. E4'El
The Jackson Railroad DISCUSSES 4 pro
crossing. Some cab Robbio doasolidat:ea
scheme Of the. Louisiana, Nissississippi and
Tennessee Roads grad, eahsrs call il mi,
M~iss;ssippiaps hcss ~ thsy have assu-
sancts hat JET Davis VII bs ro'eased q
parole, 70 remain in n ssippi. The s7tL
and seth colesod infantry has beso musts,-
q cut
Gsasral eedsrs from ths nilmary head-
euarters Of Alabaua og1ses ~ muster out
q ~ velantesr troops by the 18th instant
After compliance With lie esdsr, ths Resu
hr Iniantfy hers vlltbt ~ ealy troepa jeft
n t6e 6totai IL JIG AE.4Gl
Cotton, depressed 1alsu, 11a0o, lev; mid
ding, 8608d Weeka oa1e6. 1900. feeeinte
1br The wetk. $1,000; Ae6aust 11sO6O0sGae
time last week.. Wesk ttpeft- 39.ooo.
Stock, 1880; ceess tais - shsies 1c{o11;
gold weeks ssles $4,000; snear, dol, ds0up.
ing, fully fair, IA; ness. sepsf1es, no
m. o0eh mirnd x vellnw- NAAA1. aaAo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-14

NEW YoRx, April 13.-The Commemorate
special says the English Ministry are seri-
ously exercised at the demonstrations Of the
Fenians and has made important statements
to the State Department, with . view Of in
ducing our Government to adopt repfcssivc
measures. Secretary Seward takes the
ground that 80 far the ordinary laws aga nst
any violation of the neutrality laws which
stood, however, that . proclamation will lie
Issued.
EAsrPoRr, Me, April ia large mum
Der Of Fenians have just arrived in the
steamer from New York.
killian returned last night with 80 or 40
men.
They are very quiet, having no arms. No
disturbance has yet occurred.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-14
DIR. WRI0HT'O
M. Rnuanna ~

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