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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-19
THE MAN71aT7Ax cLUB-yoHNYAX BUREN.
Az a SPECIAL meeting of the Managing Committee

OF the Msulagi IN Clan il was
profound Van
B1seu TSi Asut the Of
society and ofssu H. most 1Vs founds bat he witt on
ter Of an aeeoupshe kindly
dial temPer o. acous naIrrs snd social fasng
hnmOr varied and vigorous thought gave 70 b CONVEX
sai0n charm; aAwys eminent alike ID the bar and 20
Hn q popalsT Orsto led Ia nj. r,,,,erv
sudieDcs
ciothirs losic ample rsfned pneine. b
and bumor public man Who nom md
amid tn Of American Statesmen an early
pora ard Of his active pove
pride only red him the sotod puI
sut Ofiuevs once bot made him Teet a. unprona employ
meat wbieh ~ uny way connected tsei with H. uoni
Influence relations which he nevertheless
md Of the American Repubir TIM
sas sbHs have achieved wealth dkiinction
~ Of crowned
qaae BY devotion 10 h country always trusting
peopa sRg OF the Tepge Iesdy q maintain national
nsitah by
tie changing pe public Affair." looking ever 70 national
pee and y III eo0ua system Of government founded
ly the fathers.
Rpsd Tss tbese resolutions be transmitted 10 the
diux4er s MI Van Buren, expression
Tfihy theF - the cu5hsBse be aasd mourning
cad The e " sclsb body attend the funeral
y tirs~ fii'rea Vrldas u.0IDi
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ARKANSAS.

The following is the result Of the late election Tor
Members OF Congress as published II The LHne EO1"
Gazette -,
FRsr William Bycrs 10 7o5 votes p Van rat
Con 10 votes T. NJ Jacks 81. votes VIII % scattering
votes among ahers for Gen. HiHiHan
SECOND DfsThICT-A. w. HobsOn '-tl votes - ~ AhheM'
425l votes J. T. Fellows, 30 votes a. d. l. MOoie so
votes 70 scaii,rug
THIRD DsIuCT.-A p. Greenwood LIB votes - NJ.
Jobnson z Cir votes j. Bennett ESQ votes H. Il Stuart
pa votes; VIII ~ votes scatteIiu-. -r -,
Col. j. NJ. Johnson in the lid, and Dr. T. NJ. jacks
in the Ist District the only Unon candidates III
the field. n,
! The whole state according to the statistics poued
&c 275 vOiez.
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NEW-JERSEY.
REPUBLICAN MEETING AT FELrviLEH'

REPUBLICAN MEETING AT FELTNlhhh'
FFITvlLH y, j.. 0s H. lSp
Last evening told a patriotic story for our llttle
mountaia home We ha4a mass meet cig that took doFEay
thing ever IN tcse parts About a clock as d'a
tious M Provide WcsthelL and scotch Ilah W.
gau 10 arrive Rally ROuiC tAr Gag
and Battle Cry Of Fr,sdom FLIED the sols sti air At <
oco n the Church wpS packed Samuel Morrow ir o Spring
6elI ,noke early ana nf and oompirty did
he v the utter Inconsistency the CopporJonon party
m. eoyyctiou must certainly haye folUEod his remarks
Sr,hc. were al.aade by Nj. johnson q New Providence
Iir Townsend rad others. Tnc meeting adjourned M II
O'Clock amid cheer after chcsr for The a. the Union
ticket in the II III District sheridan khde beautifully
pokcn DR. wr,d before the eoo dispersed
THE REGETRATIoE or VOTERS IN JERSEY CITY.
The registration Of voters in Jersey City has beon com
pleted The following Is the result go
First Ward GO: Second Ward 800 Thir' Warl l.' Dis
rct 4O1-lsd District - Fourth Ward 1T District = =
lid Dstrici 4i,: Fifth yard ls District 3j-lli Dse'
5N Sixth ward 537. Total 4l4R
This is li2 votes less than wcse pocd at tho last charter
election.
REPUBLICAN MEETING IN BERGIN
large and enthusiastic meeting was held IN Library
Hall Bergen, last evening. g. ndorse the nomination OF
Cieorse A. IIalSy. Tie Hoa. i. g.. Cat'el!; UM'ed
States senator g. W. ThrOckmorton esd. and Others,
addressed the meeting upoa the issres Of he canvass
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n1En.

AxTELLA, oea n T. w-das.d,y sseulns Oct H. 1906 at
's rrsrsee Of D., f.thsrin lag w bTselsy The Rev.
snsbn " l. and grandson Of te ate Anthony Dey Of
DCKOn rue,tay o, &C. at White Plains, Thomas w Dick IT,
formerly Of Ses-fofs, in sbs as year ofhi. sss
DCh-n ree'day oebsr ls, Thomas W. Dick. in the 't
IL e. sad end. invited % attend the fner.L Friday.
Hareh pine save Twrny.sih-s, sud Fourh-sve 10
EVlSs On welash oao6cr L, Lenpe G. Evans in the 5h
IL r,ir, s4d het % s hmny s!e repectnry invited to
aiHi Aifsas. A. ,s re .ucs O p Queen A~ ; james y
Casey e'g No. 80 Eado-''N w. On saturday 2o'h INST at
EyaYs-dn wsda..,y eyeairs l7t a Lemne c. Evans. in
T- . nd li. Of ,be fsmry SRI r,oae,,cd 70 sird lie
f.a-sa fog 'e rs..ie. o. b. l,aeIin sw jgn-s o.
2. f. without further .ayiatol.
How-In ~. sy wsiHs.ay evening Oct. H. Me. Mary Ann
How, q tlr lie David How ~ he ilst Of her
Tie vI be HaygEhi, Mas. Tor
LUouEERoS Tasdry October &c. John A. Luquer oes,
TT ~ a ,qi: :. &c ,@y ise =, Fr Wen . isyl
a., on frds. ;he l3b r-'. al O'Clock,
T, yyeua. Oe. s Ks.ie w. infant daughter
C5srr, J ara i,vii m4soi
Notice Of fGueruito. grow.
slfApDLr-u Tev.r-uuryi-k n j. on welaesiay Oct. l.
Er " .i o. '-s 80 Io,sAls sAadd.e, 'sea - years
TLe Il, ,ea a4is Is d thu luiy fcreeav invited TO 81
t'Ig .-s -' ~'p ~ ''tl "GS 9 s s 'esass ,
, a = ~ sessf a. Irsia ea'e' loot Of Court amidst a.
ofGio - md .lb,a Fsrrn ,;r5 8 .sais and oa;.
Il lEJa Isst1y m1inE p TO- ~ if fe'larnce " ieiiy
~ d. Alsse, l. j.. Jalhss Thor le, ate o. bfookyr
The l.cls BOD res eFpetaY iaFi 20 siteHa tue anl
fol krioruel gicH Church. % new ~ 4 IA iA0mIson,t
Wet Iwfny between lihn snd n1ra'es; on trtJ
afternoon ~ oc0A Tue TepJns vii be- token &c Mabofo Ut
i1rTrirrf.
TCwsENr- Har',h "a weinesday otolsr H. John Town
,e-d - fkc .g.h ye4r 4 BIZ aer.
ffrni egvrr BIZ late Tesirv 'orneg 90 oneuneana
laI FitE saturday afternoon a. coca
A ,Ttin caves rweu'y.sitti tspotSt = O'Clock.
VAN BUREN, board OF the Steamship Scotia on satur
oy, October JOnn Van BaFen Counsellor a. Law Of ui'
rity
relatives and fsuds family invited 10 attend the
fllcr .rvrr At friday morning October 49,
l1f o'c.o.6 W il.put ilrth'r uvtaiou
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IJo.i,ieal Noiiees.


Union Republican General ConrIttee.- A regular meet.
ing Z he above Comm viii BE- he'd Headqlariers No 900
Broadway on FRIDAY EVENING Oct. 10 ai y o'clock
AMOR J. WILLIAMSON, Chairman.
wv WV DlrsSoSp secretarie.
soldiers sailors 'n late md good and valuable
Campaign Documents az TIE orlt Of hc
SOLDIERS FRIEND, No z Centresi. y J. - .
Call and o.. fh-r-fee rinburgh PlsfEm snd Constitutional
Amendment Orders by nail supplied nu hera terms.
sixth Assembly District Union Republican Associa-
ofthr Association VIII b. held az OShaugn'
nr,svs Hot. corner PIT, and Bfoomests THIS Tday NNS'
Oct g 1886 al This meeting viii Be addressed by tho Hon
G.o III Wiam. IRON Oregon and j. X Herbert
'r1en' ''He''D' ''' JAS accARTIN President.
i EDT.T a. f HSs.si secr'tarie"
seventh Assembly InioD- epublican Association
The seventh Assembly Union Republican Aoctsen VII meet al
Geological and stausea Society hoomsl
Mercantile Library Association Bndng corner 81 aud
Eshth At u oelOeh on FRIDAY ENE y Lnfh ss n
oe. cHAhtE. W Darling sscrs,sie.
The Eighth Congressional Districa Conveaiion will
NEE. Al - Everett broadway ana Thirty iouh st.
on FRIDAY EVENING. the 18th inst At o OK; -,
FILsorr Y. sKKPARn secy. WALDO hUIChlNS SbarAsn
Fishth toagressional Union Conrentos.-Ai meeting
held At No 40 fo1rhAse on the IStn
Ortooer the following preamble and Eea~aon were uHAnf
mou.ly adopted -, =, a., ~ NJ = -.
able declined accumulation theinfe -
Rd That the Hon Hsny O. seben. Of tho isheenth Yard
he COuyunon cunditate too Member oil Con-
o the Eighth Consrs.iona District
= = --t1 q ABRAM 1. DIrlkkHOEkER- Chsifnin.
ROssRr L, pusoAE. ssesetasf.
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SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DiSTRiCT-REPUBLICANc CON
BROOKLYY


Tho Democratic General Committee are pushing
,orvard vigorously .e work Of naturalization, 50 20 hsndy
a.. the crr.1s Between I'D and 2 wc-e pat tncteA u
the Court House Yesterday afternoon and creniug.
NETTING AT THE wfGwAM.
The Hon William Maryn. United StGteS Senator
elect from Flofli address the Z nth Wart Jl,.lh A.
so.litiou AZ .le Couft.st. WigHam OBI, e,calns.
WARD PRIMARIES.
The Democratic meetings for rorinaeHe ward
oLicer. were seI Jas. cveaag Aldermen were ronatej IN
,he ovaalr emberpi Wards and supervisors W tie oddly
numbered wards
Tug RRGIsTRATION or VOTERS.
The registration of voters was continued III TINS
city ON "wednesday with he following rcA1 first Ward
a-- second l3J. Third l67 Fourth e)0 tnh 2Ji sxta
crtL g,l TrcNh IN Tlirtccrih eiJ Four,eent. fI9 ,
F,nsenih GI6 Sixteenth g05 seventeenth ~ Niu~''ath
l4. rwrnioti a75 Total wednesday 1sSi Total lucslny
90 Oh. 1o.sl lor two dlys. . -.
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The ErEvrYG STAR DISASTER.


.... FIVE OF iPnR CREW Al FERSAsnIYA FLORIDA,
WAsnfSGrUS Oct. l8.--Thc Collector ~ Custo'as az
FerLaudina la informs the Treasury Department thH
enc 9Th inst Thomas Fitzpatrick tiri obcer' Chau-
coy Mason, serge steward and John Campbell, joseph
House and John Dcning, seamcr arrived al ina, port
survivors Of the Of the lost steamer Evening StI
Some OF tEsse we're in almost DING concition
but having received careful attentions they are recovering
their helta
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NEW.YORX.
cot. WILSON FOR Trg UNION PARTY.

col. WILSON FOR THE UNION PARTY.
Col William Wilson, whose mii'nry services ave 80
well L. own has boldly taken grola1 IN aror oi he ne
pubicaupary. The following lc'tsr was not FII'A of
publication, but clearly defines his pnncllie,; a.,
Ny DEAR SIR You member whoa was thhine 10 f"u
last about parties What a about le Dtno,i'c ary ~
mind made up some ti1c ago t-ii tle tn1t o. lng
Democrats since Che wary' sncc ne lhll % iof' h'
betrayed poueas-wud be their ruin an- eryc them Ir'.
Since then they have bl pag il ma % 9 VIZ 's
itfr Lr, them and hat Gen Mcclellan. am sick u
lcm and viii not support ,ct i1ni. ugo-"It ~, H. no.,
and and act good Anrrein e.iFa aii az ,o
decided and honest opinion o. soaih"- Re' 'na a,i
as bad 10 1851 Ariil IT, au'-i 49,, ~ a i-i,,
party will AMI work with and TO. them e'ri "iIh
TO carry ont tie ideas and pincis ur' nIe AZ H.
publican meeting held in laFptovn ~ l0a lhAA I'm
Buffers speeches bold coinnon sense ana parl VA
hevc that his rcoaslruci1n P'ley VIII ~ ~. mini and
peace. You're respectfully WV 'ia'N
THE CAMPAIGN N wESTCHESTER COUNTY.
The second of the series Of public meetings oi the
Mount iscn Republican Association TOOK place at that village
last evening TIE hal crowded 90 - utmost clracly'
unable 10 gain access Ads., WEIR mlle by the Hon IL
b. Stanon Elliot Cowdiu esq and III Hohrook o. Ihnppl
thorough vindicaon Of Congess and ir P'opt ana uy
marked effect on sons Of ias Sa,eas i.m ,c 1 a. .,
week VIII take place Wcllr Ia. uctohc- i3 d' and even
ngI M which time under nd tho Silt. 'onttc Hl'e
4,aon- cc our gnlnt candidate ior !Acupnant o' crnof
Col Woodward the Hon. Chuuuc uePcv. l.n,eoe Don,hns
Tint hi. meeting proves tlr success ui 9. e. sclt"t
The Hon. u. l.. r}lc. sf-lLs ~ At hisc' ttN week
soLpERs AND SAILORS COsvrNTtoS At ELhiRA-
THE SOUTHERN TIER COUNTIES or NETWORK 20
BE REPRESENTED.
COMRADES: The Soldier and Sailor. OF the southern
Tier Couu'. Of Ncv York requested a. unit with "a "a
Mas Cony ,a'ou 90 D. hri ~ th' city Of knia or ihhs
day October - ls,i ~ ~ clock u1on tIidi] NV,
nI who sustain Constitution and Dag u the lnIL ol the
basis o. Liberty Equality AMI Jurce Who approve OF tur pro
poscd Constitution ct the ANAlAtt ConTrs.
heartily support ths nominees ~ mo Union hrphD
can Staie Cuny tO rs If p NrNct clttl - Af support
OF the try. slllcu o.. ias * puzzle, . 81, r.
Hric 4, .u Vim VI Gregg col &. Gardiner. chemIig 20
Iirir t;o1 NJ q Eldrirr a., A. 4! lcr bTroho Co.
I,rir Gen ~ " Crime Nlpr trlNos Hurnifn "a"
Col II e Fisk Col A. J Wellnan hbeFhnn1 20. 49,
On Pho. IrnDk. Brir On 7 ~ J0H". Cntifra"eN p
Col D. a. LuduioA, Capt. Alfred Durham 'hnu''.l'i
County. -
Brighten II Glcuny Brig ICON H. D Naa N"oIneFs' -"hP
LIZ Lieut.. T. Werr scrt Mi Krudon SCHUYLER County
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NORTH CAROLINA.

WILMINGTON, n. C.-The election here to-day
resulted alzaa5t unanimously fOr Gov Worth Con
seryafiye Bereceiyed 2lS votes against for Dock
cry. For TIE Legislature, Hall was elected to tAe
Senate ant .McGanney to the House (both Cnnserya,
tive), By vishin few votes of unanimous. TIE TOTAL
number Of votes polled was 223. The election passed
off duetIv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-19
PAFER cOLLAR CONVENTION

BOSTOx tset ia meeting oi all the licensees in
Che United the Union Paper Collar Company been
an session her mis- week at which business Of great importance
60 the trade transacted Twenty companies and capital 20
tbe o were represented The Hon Charles
ehsw Mayor - Bldefod Me, been chosen Managing Iii
rector.
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MARYLAND.
ryc q DYTroyal tMoE YOMIYATIoNs.

UNC G.,DfTIONAL UNION NOMINATIONS
BALIIMotI Oct. lS-The Legislative District Conven
lions OF the conditional Uno. party were held tonight
"a ghteen Re reseltayes and Ia Senators nou
mated the a. follows: Figst District, ". W. Ran
80 Oh; Seca.af G.. G. Futon Iain ". r. Easton. All
were instructed vote for the reelection Of Hon. j. A.
i fCrcsweI % tie United States Sola.e,
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MASSACHUSETTS.

MASSAIHI Is.
DENOMINATION or THB BON CAKES AMES.
Special Dispatch 10 The n. Y. Tribune.
TAUNTON Mass Oct. lS.-Tht Hon. Oakes Ames was
unanimously renOmnatcd for Congress by the Convention
OF the lid District here to-day.
WIN. B.. wASHBURH RINoMISATED.
The Republicans in the IXth Massachusetts District
have renominatcd the Hon. Nm. b. Washburn for
Congress.
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ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
OHLO.

We present below table Of majorities on the state
ticket from all the counties The official returns may
make difference Of thousand in the aggregate nut
hardly moro. The Union majority VIII De ABOUT
Al 900. The table shows that OF the - Counties IN
Ohio 81 gave Union majorities and 81 Democratic
IaioritieS.
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Gov. Dillingham; will issue Liz proclamation tomorrow
ordering a new ballot. The Legislature to day unan-
mousy reelected the present Board Of OF Ine nu
preme Court for the year csiulng Thew names 1e NJ
follows:
ChefIustice-ITon John Pe-pont Of Yergsanes Asasan
Justices-Hon James Barrett u Woodstock Hon Id he
logg Of Rutland Hon Ashae N.s OF MontIsier ol'W =
Wilson OF bakersfield aHd Hon j. II. Steele o. Derby
Col w C. Veazey of Rltland wa, also chosen reporter
of the Supreme Court dee sions Tho two Housesof the
Assembly have voted to take recess from tomorrow
until MOudfY afternoon.
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THE FENIANS.

RoCHLsTLz- y Y, Oct. ls-I There a large meeting
or Senators I'D Centers Of the fcnian Brotherhood Of The
II State of Nev YORK IN this city last night resolution
adOpted tho eject that "a the Canadian authorities
Snhiet puuisilcnt the Feian Vrisoncrs their
hands the & severe retaiaoy measures will be adopted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-19

PRRs0yAL.-Count Thun and Baron Maortie, Mex
leo are at the Rsyoort House. Gen. C. C. Andrews u ~
tte Hon Sanford Church Albion, and Judge Boutey u
Cincinnati Az y the -. Nicholas Hotel zen T. Salgsr
Colombian Mus.er Washington al the Clarendon Hoe
Cen DuT Green Kentucky Is 40 the Southern Hotel 'ohgr
pl.clll Of l--.ae 3. n tlIe MrtInnoliln IoLeL
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DAKOTA

IrtelligUue received from the Territory Of Dakota
which held election October g. states that Bur
leigh the rspefhead candidate, is elected Delegate
to Congres- No iformatOn has been received as 20
his msjorit,
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE.
-. I,--------I - I'LL. NH nne.

MONTPELIER, w. Oc;. lS-The re3ort Of the Commit
tee to the vote or members 81 Co1gf9,s wa
submitted to-day In the Hid District, where the lep1l
lcan vote was divided between the Hon. POrus baxter
and the Hon Romeo II. Hoyt, the figures stand as fol-
lows:
Baxter M Brigham (Deml 90. 1896
HOyt .-... ..--..... 4j.l scattering ------ 43Ii
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MASONIC.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. lS-The Masonic Grand
Lodge % Heatucky aliOu-ed aer granting 6ify new ca
TO- Three hunired and dirty hree LOga were represented
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TERMS or THE TRIBUNE,
Nothing w eaid TeElps me
Nsthisg would Tempt me
To Go Rnck.

"a , every sdy who saer having Osed dou's @,seG sss
ilsuhns hn the good fortune 20 exeasnse io d a. h e
4. ~o1etues school, bat lessons eihea IA
,,v ,oeI eansd Mrs Dr. COndct Dover n - ~ i'i
~, Il i s-v.. lave Of tho Wilcox DOos
ssace m Winter snd perfectly delighted vita ~ n - -
With So -; ind csu Euiy ~
es ,ors tpp ne 90 d1ubsli efded caane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-19

The second volume of Horace Grceley's Amer
can Conflict is higaY crtable TO Che publishers D. d. Case
Co.. Hartford CeBh The mechanical execution in yPosra
ply binding etc. alrarable and the Illustrations especially
are engraved with iUp, rior ability
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CHICAGO

THE CENSUs -THE CHOLBRA-THE GRAND ARMY or THE
'n REPUBLIC.
Special DAps rsch 10 The y. =. Tribune.
CHICAGO. NsL lS.-The ceusUs Cf Chicago Just COM
pleted by th school agent, fOogs up 200 400 souls
During tn past "a hours ending at O'Clock this after
noon % of cholera reported the health OIL ZEE
IN this city, cf which proved a,al.
The o6iesi reports at the headquarters Of the Grand
Army of the gepubc Of this State represent the osa-
cation Of cAmpments Of large numbers al over the
State of Mls..tUri.
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OBITUARY.
THP HON. CHARLES COOK.

The Hon. Charles Cook OF Havana, Schuyler
County died ~ Auburn tlc 10th inst after oraced III
Mr. Cook served Canal Commissioner from ~ 70 lr3
and senator from ls1 $50 In both ~ which oHcts he
oBlncuty faithful and ne.u. lie active ana lnuu
entail Politician ct the Wing and Republican Hh"o giving
freely both OF bis time and money 10 sisiaia "e lnr ana
"a the Lis life e remained true the principles 81
Freedom and Jnsuce. Besides experimenting ms extensive
business be edited weekly journal published AL havana
Among other pfoois " his regard for the welfare OF ms Fellow
he built 90 his beautiful church anu pro-
jcctsd the People College"
CAPT. ROBERT TOWNSEND.
Capt. Robert Townshend of the United States Navy
died the 18Th August board his vessel the steamer Naehn
ret Shanghai China He born 1917 ahd entered the
Navy IN m continuing active service until after TIE close
of the Mexican He resumed service In lsol ana took
distinguished part IN the attacks the forts below View O
leans Nicksburr and Port Hudson and on the ked lyf E1
peon Having been promoted for his services 10 the lu
rank OF Captain b. sailed In command OF the wachuett m
March 1909 nom Boston TO join the East India squadron un
der Admiral Bell
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, OCTOBER Iss fseF

ness the meeting was proceeded with the exclg on being IN
do.ei by 81 the tHe Convention FIVE candidate Tor
Yovkeri D.. Jazie a. Bard Gen. W f. Morrs OF tytnrn
D. ,lKt0. Smith COrReiil, Hoffman Of EsehDd GlsE
Caiglue Frrr.s An informal ballot beng tLta me 5sa
raa r, rc'. o. the fiye ,rma ballots virs en,ued
tlur Fzt b!ot-l.1ttr -, Morri, o igim'9 ,,,, III
b,ltrt-Padf,rI l4 Hoffman - Morris : P.r.ot
Arr the second ballot the Putnam delegation retired end
yitrev MI Coo r,ne NJ anne ust .utng tlAni Mr laEoi
The Olrth ballot thus Hadpd ID H0fnA l"i h.1i-S
ParUt CocAane l. The hfth ana Llst us!iot y1e hal
iold :. Hoffman ~ motifs FARO AFRO w. 1p,5fs itae
presn memboTl was the CHOICE of tie "a ~ ~.
cee given and The Convention aiournei tl.ps n,spt ~
ne ocer OF this Covcrfion shorid have power osl H.
MOZART NINETEENTH ASSEMBLY D!SgSlCF OUHf N'-
The Nineteenth Mozart Assembly District Conven,
zion last evening Wados Hotel Seve1ty NJ -, sra
broadway Mr. y r. hagnn occupied the ~llt ~ ci I'm
dcsi'Ory conversation they unanimously nodanes All iA
OCalaban for the Assembly The Domslton vas rec&'"
EGITH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT NDMISAIIoH
The Young Mems Democratic Association on the
Eighth Assembly District nominated Henry enrr is MN
Der % Assembly FOR The Eighth Assembly DbT'd i's'
eiinc r-ats
WITH DISTRICT MCKB0S AssGMTAY.CoEvEN
The McKenn Assembly Convention for the Vlllth
District nominated Henry 2s.ne Tor IA .ubeI Vi A'5nhy At
evening
SEVENTEENTH WARD REPUsrnoAr crun.
At the meeting Of the Republican Association OF
Wand held tifOH 4tlA On FfHlnrNIY ffhiI iiSs
series f resolutions were adopted .roagy c0ncniratpry Of
Prel'rt Johnsons policy They assert t5nt In nargrasa g
civil governments IN lately reyOfd ana .. cxsting
mons praeeent their hcif normal rclti)rs
70 tir Union be- has thereby nslfps- the preOgAil't
of the Iaw.masing power a the Government, IN
en- sagoring TO assume 20 himself tbs ce work OF econ
,ruoan anil 20 cnforce h own fOicy u2On Congress, nd le
r.oue who ere supreme II t..hcting he has Manifested
etaarnl disposition alike hosie % thr Constitution ana
mcnicing that freedom which Orefnhess e'ta lhe
and which or gallant brothers tnd have preserved ait
bloody struggle of four viii gigantic reuetlh Inc
meeting having pledged rei " ren9 ye.Sat 5sl,' MS
interruptions policy til yt5 a. NoyembT then ADJOURNED
SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CON
YEITION.
An adjourned meeting Of this Convention was held
last ,t az the Bow Hotel Sxt ni TIE BoEcty
the Hon Isaa McGsy 10 te chair NJ Barr Secrttary a.
- 1ne ioutiae bune nominations Ok onnaiidts "'lf
nil.mai ballot tas6s. with tio tDIowiu, result
William l,HHs yn.ss, jackson = schultz vtfs "a
M.tiuy voie. stephen AG Wright SJ. member
r0 voting TIC r,lTeuio1 lsr further disc SsOn tfu
Adorned wtEoli cl action % meet again Satr Jay ~
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in the State. He viii attend the Soldiers and Sailors
Convention on the 2Jih
Gen Paines District j. The only in tho Least doubt
ful IL Wisconsin. We viii sweep the state
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POLITICAL.
NEW YORK STATE Union TICKET.

Foy GOp,rHOr--Hon REUBEN T. FENTON, Chaulauqnsi
ForL,.. Gopeypor--(ien. STEWART l. WOODtORD. hlDgs
For Canal Conr-Hon STFPtiRN L HAYI. SteuDen.
For Prison THspecior-Gen JOIN hammond, Essex
Election Tuesday Nov. 9.
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CAPT. ROBERT TowSsHESD.
4 CRIMINAL SENTENCED.

BosroN, Oct. l5-The burglar who attempted the
m Of an officer at ge9eOt was ~ di' sentenced
10 n ycaIh imnrs0umcua
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WISCONSIN,
GEN. BUFFERS RECEPTION Ar MILWAUKEE,
POLITICAL PROPHET.
-peciaI DisDRtch 10 The ~. Y. Tibune.

TT" II" MILWAUKEE Thursday, Oct II lst1.
Gen Butler arrived here to-day, and received enthu
siastic ovation He was met at the depot by & great
concourse citizens and escofed TO the hotel by the
Chamber of Commerce in body and the leading Of
Milwaukee Tie ia Engaged to deyg SIX or eight soeccbes
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TIE DRAMA.
RISTORI

Madame Ristor aill play Lady Macbeth for the FIRST
t.ne tonight To ;eB at the Matin6a. she will Personae
Qpeen Elizabeth
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MAP o. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is calrsd to
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The lists FOR Congress are now complete in this
State as follows:
Rels.i Democrat
Vote 1864 Vote 1864.
I Wll;qn Ma I3 s6s Rchord A. JONES'. 9O93
III Iraahus Dsaslg... 1854 Col. VIM. ColyiAe e2ll
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VERMONT.
FOR GOvERNOR.

The Canvassing Committee OF the Legislature has
presented the following report on the vote cast at the