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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20
NORTHAMPTON.

To a. E4ffoe Of TAs 3. y Tribune
SIR: The incumbent Of the Northampton pulpit, at
whose structures Mr. Lesley We took exception IN
communication dated three weeks since has written
us Of some length complaining that our report OF him
does injustice his and 10 himself He assures
that he Jolly and Outspoken person, without malice
or unchaty toward those who differ with him IN opinion
He frther that the PsssImd reTbG quoted by us
we're not made use OF by him. and that small part only
of hs discourse devoted 70 the consideration OF h
Lesley euIogy the res being occupied with the usual
TOPICS of church ediheatiOn.
We did not hear reverend gentleman sermon, and
arc personally unsoquaned with him. We did however,
converse quite fully with those who came immediately
from hearing him, and report Of What be SAID was
founded upon their statements. We had certainly no
motive 10 nsrepresent him, nor is 10 TO be supposed that
the intelligent and earnest people who reported his sayings
TO had any such motive We remain, therefore, OF the
opinion that no intended pretty apprehension OF
Mr. Lesley on the grounds stated by As we did not
hear him however II Is but just ssy that may not
have succeeded In faithfully reproducing the impression
the sermon was designed 70 make. CORRESPONDENT.
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MINNESOTA.

THB UNION STATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR
STATE oYPIcERs-rHE PLATFORM ADOPTED.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y Tribune.
ST.. Paul, MINI. Wednesday, Sept 10, leo
The Union State Convention to-day was large enthus
astc and harmonious Charles Mcrah who has held the
Office for six years rcnomnsted for State Auditor and
Sherwood Hough for Clerk of the Supreme Court These
are the only State Offices TO be filed this Fall. The
platform is;
RsOlVsd That the onion party Minnesota having sustained
the General Goysrnmen during four Of successful E
against the united efforts OF Rebels south and heoe
sympshizers North. win maintain integrity the present
IN the past and presvrt solid front in resisting
the efforts surrender the Government those Who thought
10 DESTROY it, . .
Rssossd That join in the demand loyal OF ell
that defended and the National Govern
shall dictate the terms on vhich traitors and rebeIons
States shall again participants in the Government
Resolved That this Convention heartily indorse the amend
the Constitution proposed BY Congress- magnAn
nous offer which the late rebsous States be
admitted 10 Representations In Congress. I'D.
Resolved Tkst the nation ewes "a svsraatlpg debt Of nst
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TENNESSEE.
JOHNSON RATfftcArfoE MEETING AT KNOXVILLE
DISPATCH sRAD FROM THR PRESIDENT
RnAcin 70 n. L ihnnr

JOHNSON RATIFICATION MEETING AT KNOXVILLE
DISPATCH BEAD FROM THR PRESIDENT.
Special Dispatch to The n. 4. 1tibune.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Wednesday Sept 10 1866.
The Convention Of Eat TennesscU Conservatives,
called for the purpose Of raying the proceedings Of the
Philadelphia johnson Convention, commenced s session
to-day. The popular attendance is small and the affair
passing of quietly. Speeches made by the Hon.
hos A. X. Nelson and the Rev. W. b. Carter and rcso
ut,ODs reported strongly ndorsing those Of the Phado
phia Convention. Congress, the Radicals BrowDov and
the State Government bitterly denounced, During
the Convention the following dispatch from President
johnson read:
EXECUTIVE hkfG0S. WAsHfNOTOk, Sept 10. 1866.
JoHY WTLIIAMs esd regret that will be ont OF my
power be the people Of adopted home in Knoxville
this day Though cannot b. with them person will he
them spirit feeling, eod In sentiment II Is hoped
that after they have struggled long and suffered 50 much
OF shs Unoe they will not be misled by
desgn bad whose policy carried out VIII result 10
dissoGtioD OF the Union and change OF oar yo insu'
tisns. ANDREW JOHNSON
The Convention adjourned to meet again this evening.
and will conclude its session Tomorrow. Col Robert
Morrow Private Secretary Of the President, Is among
those present.
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MARRIED..

RToN--vREDENBURGH-o Wednesday sept 10. at the
Park Pesbyt-nsn Church Eighty hlhst by the kev. C. C.
Norton Reuben O. Aeron Nee l.. Nedenbursh, ell OF this
city. No card.
Ks-sHEARwOOD-On Tuesday, Sept rs, At The w. +.
Churrh New Rochee BY the Rev Lockwood Of Elizabeth
City j. o. Irving Banks Susie Sherwood both OF New
Rochelle.
BARTHOLoME ONALD-At ST. James Church sksnsat.
re n Y on Tuesday sept 49, by the Rev Noy.e Harry A.
Bartholomew of NewY orb Mss Annie Mcdonald formerly Of
Brooklyn. No card.
INTERCHANGEABLE Tuesday. Sept 49, ct Trinity Chapel by
the Rev Morgan L. D Rector Dr. Charlie. hnsse to Florence
Kingsley, daughter Of the late Simeon Kingsley
acknowledgements Tuesday 18th inst ct Yonfer, By the
Rev DR. seward Charles w. 10 Miss Helen A.
Hms. daughter samuel Holmes oil Of that place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20

WASHINGTON.
wAsHHorox. wednesday. Sept. is. 1876

WASHINGTON. wednesday Sept. IL. 1860.
NETWORK INTERNAL REVENUE APPOINTMENTS.
Twelve Collectors Of Internal Revenue were ap-
pointed to-day from New York but their names have not been
sent from the White House. Mr. Cameron Of Elmira and
Nelson Hopkins Of the XXXth District Buffalo Of the
number the who moved the resolutions Of
congratuson and invitation the President when the
late the Buffalo Common Council The vacancy in
that district the removal OF PAp Doshemer
exSate Treasurer It significant that this removal takes
the last position from German who held the appointment
Of Collector OF Internal Revenue.
THE BUFFALO PosTMAsrBRsHIP.
The commission 10 the new Postmaster of Buffalo,
Joseph Keniy. IL still withheld.
GEN. COUCH FOR COLLECTOR or BOSTON.
delegation from Massachusetts is here urging
M appointment a Gen Couch Collector OF the Port Of
Boston
A TAITLER DISMISSED.
Secretary Browning summary dismissed tatting Copper
head to-day who brought tale OF the Radieasn Of bis
associates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20

On Monday evening John BTougbam found perfect ova
lion AZ Brooklyn from house crowded with one Of those
peculiarly brilliant audiences which the City OF ChuTcheon
special occasions delights TO display. The charming poet
actor seemed 10 catch inspiration from the surrounding
scene and delivered sees Of those pleasant speeches
which seem TO be almost necessary accompaniment TO
his appearance concluding with the classic and welcome
them on Saturday night The pieces were presented
David Copperfeld and Pocahontaswith perfection IN
eTery particular TO which the Academy has been too much
stranger Thursday and Friday Mr Hackett, the great
Shakespaaran comedian hlls the boards.
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any persons vaaever to be declared from the priv
eges OF the frncllse IL should BE- those who had pre-
eUed the Government OF Macmillan in Mexjco to that
OF INC United State Mr. Butts concluded amid applause
nd the meeting adjourned.
DENOMINATION OF GOV. NEWELL FOR CONGRESS
a. Ton. William A. Newell was on Tuesday renomi-
,,J 70, t, -ess by the Republican Convention IN the
a. New Jarsr 1T. There doubt of h,s reeIec-
6sa. The GoIernor VA Preaeut, and made speech.
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THE HARTFORD NATIONAL HORSE FAIR.
SECOND DAYS PROCEEDINGS.


HARTFORD Sept 10 ls66.
This mornfnn opened with heavy rain and dark
clouds threatening continuance Of the storm, ead but few
persons thought Of two miles in such weather
the attractions offered by We programme for the daJs
hbtion were carried out In fsu At0 o'clock the hour ap
pointed for the opening OF the days proceedings there were
people ground and ,bs number Of teams was
etrrespoudnsy snail. drectors meeting called at
which at first proposed tie postpone the whole pro
gramme until Thursday but IN view OF the sesther cearng
up which cs at that time was very promising they finally
voted 10 have an exhibition in the afternoon commencing an
O'Clock and such announcement was made TO se aas moy
CLASS NO. 9-EAMILY HORSES
At o'clock puncaay the call made for slrTears oia
and over There twenty entries 10 this GLASS; s o
lows: 49,.
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PERsoSAL.-Marquis de Montholon, the French
Minister Marcbioness de Montholon and viscount de St.
Ferreot Baron Portals and Odon Barrot OF the French
Legation are the Brevoort House The Hon. Reverdy
johnson Of Maryland is At the Fifth Avenue Hotel Gen
LOOMS q. 5 A. Gen. Clingman OF North Carolina, and
Gen Ashby OF Virginia the Southern Hoel Gen j.
S whiting Of Boston fhe Hon J. W. Park Of Vermont and
the Hon H. C. Lord OF Ohio, at the ST. Nicholas Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20

The Judges put them through course OF stepa" and
fTs premium j. Vail r 8.saoo9 second q sss
Mn NJ ssI rs se's Gd s Of ~ ,ss1c p pssr m
Of 9 10 TO John Farris for Kay FaIG" - .,,.,,
sgsS L L. rsSi Il rIIss'''' warren Iowa"
CLASS NO. 6.
were seven entries al which appeared
follows Prince @yeaTs old Elisha Pewslsr Of hartford
cny Eagle yesrs DID, Trad Edwards; Young Morrill, II
Yssfs old R Perkins Clarion II years old. T. w Russell
BrandrctS years Old, Joseph Sheldon Of Hartford.
After exhibiting the horses show their speed the Judges
J. f BESu. 81 SSad GGS S fS
ESQ Young morrill, entered by s r. Perkins and the
sell discretionary premium was also awarded to Dan
Rice
Gentemens Driving Horses in harness. for horses that
have not troed pabc than three minutes There
were fourteen entries but only twelve appeared as iooN
MsdanIs Justo, entered by Moses Dsla'. Of Wotoese
Nss entered By Charlie. Ra. o. L,', hampton upton,
Tom Jefferson. entered BY Mrs g brown Of Bloomfield
Lady f.ihhSder eSteredby ASyah woodrqa Of Hartford
GI. ,nsTrf y G 0,dIg os1 s y sIdd%ssd
brown Mare sniered BY ; Il Martin ri Of Ns~-fOrt
Billy entered by 2 Lovel:9d Of Shddle,owns;
k SHssd by w ~ A s. Ssrso Hartford
The twelve put position and started for mile dash
Charley Madame Justice Lady Pathfinder and George came
on rs int he order named Chareys being 25 the rest
being dtanced TLeso four started In another heat
which by Madame Justice. Time 2'S3 Charley
won the third heat by trong spenddy with Madame Justice
aud George The latter however broke he coming
up the score and Charley came in ahead Time 2:f lne
awards were made " follows
Fr premium Of 50 Lovrinss Charley second premium
OF BIS 10 {. Dickeman's Gsorgs -.
Taco Of New YORK James Reed OF hassachusete
and ST. H. 0rihiu Of Mddlstown
Al this stag OF the proceedings there heavy rain
which dsmpened the track that became too heavy for
rong and the of the horses entered IN class NO 20
declined 10 tro programmes will be made for Thurs
day and FRIDAY having decided 20 continue the fair
day Tho big trot viii therefore DC postponed
unt saturday, Already there IL great deal of excitement
over H. and bets run high Five Of ;he fastest horses 10
races that has ever been otted Pools for the
twome tfo, which is toake pllce Thursday sell as fol
lows, 'StonewAn jackson" go; Grey Eagle go
Honest Abe SIS About s. worth have been sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20
ROLLER EXPLOSION IN CONNECTICUT.
FOUR PERSONS KILLED.

FROM Our Special Correspondent
NEw.MmFoRD CT. Sept. II, ls66.
A steam-boler, used as power TO run a thrashing
machine upon the premises OF Franklin Bennett ESQ., eI
ploded yesterday forenoon. killing almost instantly e. H.
Faiohid Edward Oyiatt Henry Bennett aud Salmon Ben.
nett engine stationed 10 feet from the barn IN which
the machine runnng bat such the force Of
the EXPLOSION s 10 carry whole engine directly through the
barn killing tbs three latter in s passage demolishng the
thrabing machine cutting out two 6nch ghs and landing
the boiler the field 10 rods beyond The boiler Is supposed
10 have been detective
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20

.-,-.-..,, - 'he late action
tude to the noble Of the Union army bs ITALY dis
CONGRESS irving additional bOuntes has 0Dbp and we
charged the Governments duty 70 its heroic deendcts
urge that further and more full justice be done them
Ton ght the h"vs in bne hold convention to de-,
delegates PittsbuIeh. IL will be large meeig Oar
Distnct Convention meets tomorrow Donnelly will
doubtless be nominated in this district and WRdoru in
the lower district The latter has strong competition
liberty and Justice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20

A CoMMESDABLE EYTERPRlsE.-To day the Metro
otan News Co. will inaugurato the system Of selling papers
by the Of deceased disabled soldiers
other will be employed and they viii be designated
10 be readily distinguished The enterprise Is under the
management Of Mr. John Bell formerly Of the pOsotee In
this The undertaking is commended 10 the
rms supu of reader.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20

ls ID. ID. an 5th. 9Th. 9Th. sth. Total.
T EfisS'o' II Is
Unpre-Alr Williams Of the National Club
Scorers-Messrs Holt and Vessels.
lime OF gdme-Two hours aud IS minutes.
Observation-Disclosures l.; Union. n.
Outs on fouls Excelsior. times; Uui0n times.
THE AUBURN TOURNAMENT.
ALBANY n. Y, Sept. l9.-The grand Base Ball
tournament AT Auburn postponed until Monday the
1 ~ NJ netob
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20
THE STORM IN THE REST.

CINCINNATI. Sent I9-From o'clock last evening
IN o'clock this norning q inches OF rain fell Two spans OF
he Bg Misn bridge the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad,
nsnt were carried this forenoon.
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BASE BALL.
ExcgLspRs VS.. UNIONS OF WASHINGTON.

ExCELSpRs VS. UNIONS OF WASHINGTON.
special Di.psioh to The n Y. Tribune
wAsHNGboN Wednesday Sept 10, 1896.
Another victory was recorded this afternoon III
favor Excelsior Club they defeating the Unions BY
score Of 90 to q in game eight innings rain falling before
the ninth could be completed large asseubsge
emit but not SO many day previous Tomorrow the
Excesors take the II for Baltimore. where they
are engaged to play the Pasme Club The following the
score of the match of to-day which proved to be fine dis
play batting the EHceors scoring eight clean homeruns
In The evening Unions their guests fine supper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20
OREGOSs
rnr cAvyAss FOR UNITED sSArEs SENATOR

sac pRAscBoo, Sept ia tepa.ch from OF.
has been nominated for United States Senator.
The vote stood; Gibbs, 81; ). II. Mitchell. l5i
scattering The Senste held election and gave Gibbs
majority OF 4; bat the House adjourned without action.
and subsequently appointed the 9Th Of September a. the
day for the eIecon Greatxcitement prevailed through
oct the sesaIan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20
VIRGINIA..

RoBrRr oULB CANDIDATE FuR THE STATE SENATE.
Rooer 0uld. formerly Rebel Corzm OF Exchange
has published card In te Richmouh papers announcing
himself candidate Tor the vacancy IN the State Senaia
caused BY the rcsnson OF the Hon. j. H. GlEner His
principal competitor "a OF oxPfesdent jean Tyler
ala % Rebel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20
MYSTERIOUS MURDER IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept ia woman named Emma Mil
ler aged sixty years found this afternoon IN house
in the northern part Of the city with her throat cnt 10
was AZ first supposed tina, she had committed suicide but
shows that she have been murdered at
an early hour th morning slight clue as TO the per
petrat0rs of The crime has been obtained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20

Tx AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF WAYNE COUNTY,
thIs State SIN hold m annual Fair al Lyons thu On sth
sad eshaays Of October Demas Barnes esg o. HewYork
vii deliver ne address second day Mr. Barnes
bora " thet soetson OF the State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20
CANADA.
TIE HANK EXCITE MENT.

ToRoNro, G. W., Wednesday, September 10. leo.
II positively stated that oss whatever will occur
To either epositors holders in consequence'of the
soppsge of the Bank OF Upper Canada There is no run
on any of the other banks The excitement has mostly
t.ha tlpd-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20
OHIO.
PREPARATIONS TO RECEIVE THE SOUTHERN LoyALisTs
IN CLgvRLASD-CHEERISG NEWS PROM THE WESTERN


Special Dispatch to The n. Y. Trb'p'.
CLEVELAND "wednesday. Sept. l9. lsGd.
Thc delegation Of loyal Southerners who have been
speaking hou ghout the Middle and Eastern States since
the Philadelphia Convention reunie here ON Friday one
portion 81 their number speak nt Erie, Pa tomorrow.
delegation Of the principal citizens OF this place leave
here for Enc by special train In the morning % escort
the visitors TO Cleveland. Tomorrow night Thursday
there will be speaking. At the park Friday there
will be a grand procession 10 be participated IN by the
people from all the neighboring counties.
The old Western reserve Is wide awake and VIII send
those stanch Radicals Gen. Garfield and judge spading
TO Congress by overwhelming maioritics Knowing par
ties there willing 10 bet that the reserve wall give 2O
majority for the Radical ticket IN October.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20

NINETEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. The public
meeting the inspectors Of this district will be held at One
hundred and fifty fthst and Tenhave instead Of at Fhy
sxths and TenthaVe, as enormously stated IN former
laana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20
TILE GOOD TEMPLARS.

SYRACUSE Sept. l9.-The Grand Lodge of the In
dsppden Order OF Good Tempars convened here today by
the report OF Secretary appears that the Order
ba, Increased the number OF members 800 per cent
during the past year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20

ISPASrRy DRILL AT WEST PoIsT.-Au exhibition
drill Of Upton nsw system Of tactics viii be given ct West
Point this Afternoon which will b. attended BY large
hsr ef onosrs stthe srmy aud militls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20
Our Neishbors.

Our ne.hbor, over the hn though proverbAy
thing especially approaching the value OF Yankee n'tuons
hehiihhand recognizing merit, when u
manifest the Wilcox Gibbs Sewing Machine MT Henry
Wuoughby NJ Ake C. w writes We have nAd Of the
wilcox aud half II good
satfcton snd highly recommend 70 wishing 10
purchase Family sewing Machine. have other
kind is equal 20 it," isperfiisnenI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20
POLITICAL.

VIZ YORK STATE UNION TICKET.
:, - REUBEN Z FEETON. Chautsuqus,
F0r tt9psrn0r-h"o =. STEWART l.. W00DFORD Kings;
F Foy caS Sg' ccr a STEP H RAYI Seooen
f'r rr'''" I'TD'' S,ccsSS. T. esday Nov g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20
BROOKLYN.
MEETING OF THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE
oY KINGS COUNTY.


OF KINGS COUNTY.
This branch Of the Democratic organization OF
Kings County Of the Capitol last evening James Csrbo
Albany Convention heard and adopted II far from
ng compe either the Convention or s President
concludes with tho reeraon Of the resolutions adopted
Al Abany and which end with determination present
Kings County candidates for Congressional
County. City and Assembly nominations;
The platform and candidate Of the Albany Convention were
indosed amid applause Primary elections 81 the yarous
nominating ordered 20 b. held In each ward
and that oil conservative johnson men be invited to par
oiplie
DELEGATES FROM BRooKLTS, =. D., TO TIE SYRIA
cUsE CONVENTION.
The foowin named gentlemen were elected a.
delegates the SOLDIER Sailors Convention TO be held
Al Syracuse Capt Obermer, August Wolhng. coroner
Smith. Lient Susil Capt Guild. Capt Willis. T. Roche j.
KINGS COUNTY REGULAR DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COM
MrrrgR.
The "RegulArs" met last evening A. their rooms in
Futnn-s opposite the City Hall y. j. Lowber In the Cha
aud r. g. Qaeyeo Secretary. The primary meetings OF the
Ward and Town Associations ordered 10 be held on the
October aad the Assembly City Couuty and Congres
Aiona Conventions the following DAY. Motions TO eKpe
members for aeug vita other orRAn1aions ordinations
and sere nsssa IN to late hour When on
UsroS nzPUnLicAE MASS MEETING.
An enthusiastic but not very large mass meeting
OF Union Rrpubcans held at the Of Fourth and
south Firsa y. d.. last night John ID. Darlington. esq
Of the ThirtOenh Ward called to the chair The Hon
the rnnks Of the Republican party in strain OF
pleasant satire and characterized them the Bread and Bn
Ter Brigade" Captain Jones OF Alabama the tK speak
err said he had opposed the Democratic party
and for that expelled from has nae
State at the breaking OF the Rebellion. Judge A H.
D,oy addressed the meeting considerable length He
thought the campaign 10 the State would result aTorab 10
the Republican party. but advised vigorous acon as the
powerful and yiglant Sias II. butcher OF the
Eighth Ward msde the concluding speech e felt sorry 10Y
the condition OF Rebels but while he did he eould
10 their taking possession of The Government
series Of resolutions meeting the support OF the
State ticket were adopted. and the meeting ADJOURNED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20

CONTENTS or NO. S. FOR SATURDAY. sEPTEaBERa;
LET Mr. JOHNSON REsIos,r "THs CuEAEsor QUESTION"
PurySG PnyERxD PUBLICATIONS BULH THAT AAs sor
IAIsH' CIGARS AND PREs," LONDON LErTxs" Bosroa
LETTER" RorAL HrBERsAs socrxrT" rHs cnrsIs 90
RoHE" LIvE ROBERT ovKs" TEE HIDDsS siS, ho"s-
TON HALL" How MANAGED MT HousE" Arr NOrss rxa-
soslI AxsoUsczxzsrs LrrBaAar Eorss Norzs AID orna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20
LOCAL POLITICS.
NO LONGER FOR yoHssoE.

Mr. George T. Langbein has sent in resignation to
the Tenth Assembly District johnson Club n which he aas
BEEN member He says that when policy the
coward treason instead Of making it odious ia time TO
mink seriously whether the his policy really conduce to
best interest Of the country He concludes that the policy
% Congress Just and hence gives his adherence
RowDYIsM IN TIIR NINTH WARD
On Friday evening last the Ninth Ward Fenton
Club holding peacesble msetinE When certain awess
fellow who among the supporters 81 Hoffman and John
son underworld to break up the neetis row They IN
hall to- stemp 10 eject them and when gentleman started
for officer the leader Of the followed and yayad him
beating him severely There Metropolitan Police
needed In the Ninth Ward II such oonduct be persisted
10.
VOTING OF THE SOLDIERS LEAGUE.
We have noted the balloting for or against the
Presidential policy which IN progress at the rooms OF the
independent Union League No 1876 Canns The following
Tuesday. Wednesday.
For johnson .......-'.-'-...----'I1 i ,2o
will that the majority for Cougrsss last evening
was ~.
The ballot.boI will remain open daily from to at the
address until Friday evening the 2sf, at O'Clock
when all the win be accounted for BY the Committee Of
elected tho last meeting Veterans Radical or
Johnson Clubs will be admitted 10 the
meeting Friday evening and allowed b vote after having
produced their discharge other oca paper showing
burgh Convention will elected the evening to
sent the Soldiers and Sailors Independent National Union
League.
MEETING or YoRBIGS VETERANS.
meeting Of foreign veterans vilfbe held at the
GermaniA Assembly Rooms No. 100 RowerJ the 22d OF
September at O'Clock n tho evening. for the purpose OF In
dorsing patriotic Congress eeciing delegates Tor INC
will BE- necessary for the Fall campaign
W. Kryyzanowxk late Brig Zen u. VI Gen. Clusere
U. s. Vol: Col Duganne 76h n. 7. Vol Lieut. Col Cell
mann 5s,h ~ Y Vol Lieut. Col Spangenberg. 4jth \. T.
Vol Capt GEORGE Rsnneberg 6sth ". Y VoLi First Lieut.
Otto Botrher ssih N. Y. VOL