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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-04
NEW YORK.
uNIoN NoMINATIoNs

LEwsB. HALSET Of Hewburgh is the Republican Union
Candidate for Assembly in the Northern District Of
Orange County. he will DO elected by large majority
and prove the night man in the night place.
TIoGA-For Member OF Assembly Oliver A. Bar.
stow. School Commissioner Andrew J. Lang Sheriff Lewis
w Truosdei County Treasurer John Brush Snpernten-
deDts Of the Poor Royal W. Cint0n TO h vacaney Henry
Young fur terml C0r0asra Lucius III Alien Edward e. Cor.
yell VIM y. johnson. Sessions Samuel g. Bidwell
GEgEsEE-Member Of Assembly, II. T. Tarbox Sheriff
Archibald d. McL0chin School Commissioner, d. Rumsey
superintendent Of the Poor Augustus COwdn Justice Of
Sessions, Nathaniel Reeds
DuTcHEss.-Tbe Hon Msyk ID. WikeT was on the al nOmi
eated b. the Republicans 10 represent the I'D Assembly
District h the State Legislature In the list District A.
A. Brush Of East Fiahkil nominated The nomination
was unanimously rendered 20 the Hon. Abiah Palmer the
orme representative from the latter district but Mr. Palmer
positively declined account Of his health.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
ERIE.-County Clerk. Charles Il. Durkee; Super.
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NEWJERSEY.
THR UNION REPUBLICAN MEETING AT CENTRE MARKET
anuApR NPW ARK ON TUESDAY NIGHT.

THB UNION REPUBLICAN MEETING AT CENTRE MARKET
SQUARE, NEWARK, ON TUESDAY NIGHT.
Gen FaTnsworth addressed large and enthusiastic
meeting Of Union Republicans al Centre Marketsquare on
Tuesday evening His address received with frequent
ouburss of applause He reviewed the Of Andrew
johnson from the time of his election upon the platform
that treason should be made odous and traitors inam
GUS until he returned To Washington at the close of his
totuous pilgrimage TO tho tomb of Douglas discussed
the Constitutional Amendments proposed oy congress
and showed that it was absolutely necessary that repud
alton OF the Rebel debt should BIO fixed in the organic
law He spoke full hours and the largo concourSe
listened to him With great interest TO the end.
NOMINATED P0R THE STATE SENATE
TRENTON N. j., Oct. 2-Martin VOORHEES,, Republican
has boon nominated by the Republicans for State Senator
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MISSISSIPPI.
THE FRELiNG OF TIE PEOPLE

THE FEELING OF TIE PEOPLE.
gentleman writes from Central Mississippi; Most poo
pie here praise Andy; yet there many who have but
little confidence in him heard one OF our leading men
a man who was once Federal judge and lacked
only about 900 votes at time of being Governor Of
this state, talking about Andrew Johnson few days
ago He said that Andy had LET himself down very much
IN the tour through the West he had damaged himself
80 per cent in that regon and another such trip would
finish him He said he would rather take Mr.. Greeeys
policy than Mr. Johnson He says that II the Niggcs
thus be on element OF strength the Southern people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-04
LOCAL POLITICS.
NINETEENTH WARD.


The Union men of the Nineteenth Ward hold
public meeting Friday evening Oct for the purpose OF
rating nominations OF the State ticket headed by Gov
Fcnton William A. Daley, Judge T. Heistand Of NewOr.
leans Col A j. H. Duganne and others will address the cit
liens.
SUFFOLK COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
The Union Convention Of this County put in NOM
nation at their Convention Tuesday night the following
ticket For Member Of Assembly Col Alfred Wagstaf IT, of
Babylon County Treasurer Joseph Goldsmith OF SOuth0d
Superintendent Of Poor Edwin Dayton Of East Hampton Cor
oners Dre George Banks and L. d. Skinner Justice OF
Sessions, y, NJ A. Wicks.
woRKISGMEs's INDEPENDENT ORGANIZATION.
At meeting Of the delegates to the WoFkingmen's
Independent Political Organization held their the
and the following named gentlemen chosen Off
for the ensuing year. PresidentJ G. Freeman Vice
Presiden-Daniel sullivan Christian Bernhamer David
Sampson Seoretaries-C W. Perry Martin Sehenck.
The following preamble and resolution adopted:
WAuoa We mehbsrs Of this Organization having duty
perform would shk responsibility IN suffering
Of designing whe sti Ieis, in the destruction Of
RsS That Al this important crisis in our nation, history we
the be used that best accomplish the objects
organization
THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT UNION ASSOCIATION
The following notice appeared among the special
notices in yesterdays TRIBUNL:
THIap ASSEMBLY DTHIcT UsIos AssOciATIos member,
who rseogniss the authority and POPULARITY Of TIE rwenythds
Gensrsl Committee Of which the Hon. Thomas Murphy President
requested this "Wednesday evening the Warren
Hoyss. No. lt HBdsons-, al u o'cloch
HUeH hoCLEARI secfstaFy. DANIEL hoosEr President
Our reporter visited Warren Hall at n O'Clock the
OF whom number seemed 10 be hfemen under the
chairmanship Of Mr. james Monroe with Mr. Mallory acting
Secretary motion made and carried 70 change the
OF the Association from Third Assembly District Assoc
citation 10 "Fifs Assembly District Fenon and Woodford
Club and that committee OF three De appointed TO dram
series Of resolution The Chair named Messr Brandon
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gEW YORK STATE TAX.

The circular issued by the Comptroller to the Board Of
Supervisors in each county requires the following taxes 10
be levied IN pursuance of the laws referred 10, viz:
Mila
Fo- schools per chapter So Laws Of ts,f ......
General purposes per chapter 81 Laws OF t6.lt
Canals per chapter III Laws OF lril............
Canals per chapter 2g Laws OF stsi. .......... ZIG
Extension OF Chenango Canal, per chapter 6i,,.
Laws Of l-t.i. .................... 3l6
Champaign Canal per chapter 80 Laws 81 1880. $40
Bounty debt, per chapter rs Laws of l-t3......2i
The following statement gives the aggregate valuation
of real and personal property in the several countless
liked by the board Of Equazation also, the State 10
be levied for the current year.
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BoUNTIES TO SOLDIERS.
IMPORTANT LETTER PROM THE HON. THADDEUs
STEVENS.
y. THADDBUS

IMPORTANT LETTER PROM THE HON. THADDEUs
STEVENS.
The following correspondence should be read by every
citizen as well soldier:
UNION COUNTY COMMITTEE ROOM }
LANCASTER Oct. .. ls66.
Tie Hon. THADDRUs STEvENs-DedT SIR The Copperheads
have published pamphlets which IL is asserted that the
coored man is get additional bounty, while the white
man is 20 have but SOOha the law equazng b0unes passed
last session OF Congress makes this discrimination N favor
cOlOd soldier This is also boldly asserted verbally ana
some people believe it, Of their pamphlets also contains
what Is said be extract from the CvA Rights bill as
follows .
The Civil Rights bin passed by Congress the veto Of
tho President imposes fine exceeding 81 90 and 1mpon
uent exceeding wear upon white man who shall
deprive ans negro the right Of marrying his daughter or any
privilege Of taking h Infamous as this may
yef fact and zee dare any supporter Of sumner
Sterf1s Gedry 70 deny o.
ese YOU TO inform the people how much Of the above
true Respectfully yOurs +. BLLNGFELI, Chairman.
To N Hon. Chairman Union County Com
Fnihoc
SIR your letter OF this date asking how much
truth there was IN the you refer have say
there is word Of truth in any Of them. The law
ferred makes discrimination between soldiers account
orc00r The word white" black is mentioned In
the law Indeed white soldiers likely the 500 bounty
under the law Of 1912 no coorcd troops were then In the
service.
The extract from The Civil Rights bin is forgery
much surprised the asehood with regard 10 the
soldiers bounty il originated by Andrew johnson
who there such unjust law must have signed II him
self He probably knew no better
But amazed 20 the other faseho0d contained IN
large pamphlet Of similar Orgefe circulated under the frank
of distinguished Senator Maryland Hon. X johnson
Yours TH,DDEus STEVENS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-04
rNtoN MEETINGS.


H5oSs METROPoLIIAS Horn. NV York
HAHL HARRIS Chairman.
IA, TEavrt1isKH Secretary
e,,,,,o,,-o.n. srEi 7sl'RiTSL UwSooDFoRD.
TEoSHSsp' G ii. VAN WICK.
.gse,ros The Hon. ROSCOE C0NhLlNO.
eosaTSs.TYe e, Hon 4 z 8 6u MOTT .,7
.cSsSsrrLaSD.--PXTRICK CONFETTI esF
S S5IS TI,,oEso non Il BuRLEGa esq
NoawioH.-Cen. 7. W. CONWAY.
v..rox-rss Hon. Ro! sass'ti 9 9l,a
TARRTroWs.-Tbe Hon: Z. D CULVER
cIr,SLl-o'n Tn d H SAE sU I'll ER @ NOBLE
ELMraA-PATRlCK CORBETT. esq
srosr ronr- Dr. Dir R. O GsiDSEY: -
rsnnlOs GARDENS Erv HSI Th H 81
CrpARulLE-HOn A. n. LAFLIN
,, Gen. C Il vANwYCX-
HUD'oS'- Gen STEWART I; wooDFoRD.
hEW'PAIrl- DL Il. o. SIDNEY.
DsrrA The Hon A. Il bA ALE,
hERKisER-Hon. A. H. LAfLlN
. 9Th. HON. a'i R6ssc9 OF cccNKLINo
"ArtHroSN- Gen. sTEWARr L. wooDEORD.
.0LEEs FALLS-The Hon Z D. CULVER S,,o,,s q ,rvopn
tA SS CUTLER T NSs THOMAS o.
SuvvR CREKK-Tte Hon. T. L. PITTS
BEoAbwlr FOETI sEvSSTH-sr. HALL-wlLLlAM H BUR-
aJr,oa@PAfRitK coRBETr. esq
sOnSrsO.-e-n. {. H. VAN wYcK
STEWART l.. WOODkORD,
forsOAh--1 The Hon. A. X. Parker
SrRtcusR-The Hon. ROSCOE CONkLiNG.
BABYLON Gen. THOMAS N. HiTE, Of Mo.
NEWBURaH-Hon. THOMAS q. AlNOkD.
.NVAoK-Hou. BUTLER @. NOBLE.
BOONEvLLH-PATRiCk CORBE1T,
a,.os.,-ov Gen T. B. VAN BUREN,,
btEoHAhroh'- Col J. q. KLINK.
AsroR1A-WM. II. BURLElGH esq.
WedHes6de. Oct 10
(The Hon. ROSCOE CONKLtNO.
BuFFASo- Gen c. H. VAN wYCk. -
- Gen STEWART {. WOODFORD.
TIE Hon = A. * 3 R 1fR
Pom Il IA.
CAKruAGE-L. W HALL, ESQ.
soHESEcrADI-PATRlCK CORBET esa
:, Geo. JOHN COCHRAN
nEWFIELDcc = u. p. NJ FINCH. eco
1omPAins w. > MILO GOODRICH.
TiBrsfdt, OeL II.
suLuOsr.- Gen Gen : 2. i T. K xAS %Yck'
49,, (Oeu STEWART l. WOODFORD.
MALONE The Hon. A. X PARKER
SARGToGG-The Hon. D. ID. CULVER
PtTCH GUE-Gen. THOMAS NJ. Hl1E, fMo.
EvERErT BALL, Nsw YORK-Gsn. o. s. FERRY, l. sensof
sasHaxHoH-The Hon. THOs @. ALvORD
HuETINaroN Hon. HORACE GREELEY.
FuLroX-The Hon. A. ". BAILEY.
JOHNsTOwN-PATRICk CORBETT ESQ.
SENECA FALLs-Geu. JOHN COCHRANE.
Fyidag oet u
JANEsrowS-P. m--Ge9 G H. VAN WYcK-
lTHAcA-The bon. ROSCOE CONkLlNG. -..o.u
PL,rTsBUEaH-P. N The 'ss lion A. K PARKER
AMsrsEDAx-The Hon. ?. D. CULVER
East HAHPr8N-The Hon. THOMAS q. ALNOhD.
HoMRR-Ihe Hoa. BUTLER @. NOBLE.
KIvEaHEAD.-Gen. THOMAS 81. HlTE.
TORT rLAN' p n PATRICK CORBETT, ESQ
Saturday, Oct L.
.. . Gen. c. h. VAN WICK
OREESPoRT-Gen. THOMAS NJ hlTE.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
4 1nuNanN' c = - N -. 800 r1cl

- JOHNbON1OfehRHkAO STATE TICKET
BosTOG, Oct 3,The National Union men of Massachu-
sets held State Convention in Faneui Han ana nomi-
mated Theodore H. Sweezcr Of Lowell lawyer practicng
in Boston, candidate for Governor together with
ticket for the other state Offices composed entirely Of
names Of gentlemen who have military record. Resolu-
tons were adopted ndong the Administration, In favor
ofeight hours lega days work. and IN favor OF H.
cense Law for the sale OF piuOus liquors la the afternoon
the Democratic State Convention held in the same
place snd the ticket nominated by the National Union
Convention WAS adOpted
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SUPPOSED DISASTER TO AN AERoNAUT

0swEGo Wednesday. Oct. J. 1896
The Captain Of the schooner Active, his passage
from Eighteen Mile Creek TO this port discovered yeer.
day afternoon, at o'clock large balloon with basket
attached descend 10 the lake between PutncYve and
Big Sodus and three miles from shore. The captain sup
posing some aeronant In the balloon, put out OF his
course 20 rescue him out person found with IT,
The balloon was partially inflated and after letting the
gss out IL taken aboard and brought to this port 1t
irnot known where the balloon came from.
SECOND DISPATCH.
BY passenger from Albion Orleans County, We les
that there great excitement in that town yesterday
account Of an Rronaut making ascension In bal
loon. His intention 10 descend at Syracuse. The
balloon picked up BY the schooner Active probably the
that went up az Albion Nothing Is yet known Of the
fate Of the nria travellers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-04
REGULAR DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Convention met az No 3b1 FultOn-st. and was
called % order by WIN Murray Of the Elr, rnh Wnr and
nominated Geo g.. Herman the Ninth Mnri Chairman
which declared carried amid noisy tumul 81 the most
exciting and dem0nsirntye character vote
when Mr. Herman receiving 80 votes 20 - for Nj Per
gusou De- declared elected
motion adopted that each delegate should name
didnte sheriff IL bis called.
The result r. follows; W huie number. u Paiurk
Campbell 81 Thomas Gidngs - Scattering. .
Another had and the result Whole number "a
Campbell - Giddings ~.
Nj Campbell then nominated by acclama'lon.
The Convention then proceeded o. vote Cor surrogate ns
follows: whole number Gi-Wm. ID. Needci 3d. l. e. Brunad
- scattering g.
Wm d. Vceder then declared nominated
then had for Superintendent Of Poor when ~
votes cust-Iohn Denuy D. Richard Dunn H. Casper
Urban 10 blank
stephen j. VOORHEES, then nominated for Justice Of
Sessions when the Convention adjourned
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VERMONT.

THB THIRD DISTRICT CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION
Eerts are being made this district to have both Hoyt
and Baxter withdraw, and have new candidate run.
Delegate Convention will be held at Hyde PARK about inc
9th of October when it is believed j. = Adams, Low On
derwood Judge Adds some other well-known man VIII
In ted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-04
NEBRASKA.
nrO PpANcTs rRAfN PoR CON0RESS

GEO FRANCIS TRAIN POR CONGRESS.
The irrcpressiblc Geo Francis Train is running as an
candidate for Congress. in Nebraska. His
in The Omaha Herald is in his usual style
He runs regardless OF political issucor anything else
There are two regular tickets IN the field.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-04
OREGON
TIP Egw SENATOR.

II. W. Corbett United States Senator elect from Ore
con is wealthy merchant, residing aud doing business
in Portland Oregon. He is a Radical Republican lie
formerly resided IN Cambridge Washington County, \.
Y. and went 10 Oregon with limited means in ls3 lie
is known as an honorable merchant and upright
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-04
WORKIyGuRN'g MOTIVATION.

BosToS, Oct 2.-Brevet Brighten. g. r. Quincy has
been nominated for Congress by the Wokngmens Con-
yention in the lid Distinct in place Of Wendell Phillips
The district Is at present represented BY the Hon H.
Rice
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MISSOURI.
coNnFssIONAL NOMINATION.

CONGRESSIONAL NUNINhIIVN'
Geo II. Hail the Conservative nominee for Congress
for the the With Missouri District, has declined heo
A. Hawley has been nominated in his stead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-04

No. 81 READY THIS MORNING.


This plumber ssousn would not do dsd to tho
Presidential chair Pan thing. tbs modss sJs
.stus h,. good word 60, ..n.aou ain, the chspelss
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upon Tue r =" ''"" ' '. ' ''''''''" ''
pseudo editors II hA also an entertaining suppy Of literary
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aed THIS frhur.dsyJ vENING 3. II O'Clock .. their Rooms n
the Cooper BUILDING JIREH BULL Acc sso.
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ELECTION IN TELLIGENCE.
della WARE

Tie Copperho this State in the election
on the ID inst for judges end inspectors Of election
Democratic papors claim arge Gains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-04
BI;OOKIY
KINGS COUNTY UNION REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT


This Committee held q regular meeting at then
rooms No Court st. Tuesday evening In the abseuc
OF the President William Colt occupied The Chsr
The Executive Committee reported n favor ~ holding rnf
ihcation meetings early dhy both iu The Eastern
Western Districts aud offered resolution 20 thst effect which
adopted.
The Printing Committee authorized 90 obtain estimates
for the necessary printing during the cuutuss.
committee ~ from each ward and town was appointed
- LINN H. NJ L.rul III I'm.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. Oct 3.-Tbe Day Calendar. Court of APP
peals 70 morrow, Oct Nos iso l @ lso s7 1853 lS9
ipl lgJ and let
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5pfrial Notices.
yeiuptas suprema,

yeiuptas Suprena,
Tn. Latin Phrase expressive Of the climax Of v'up,uOu' richness
may b. Justly .ppiod 10 the r.r,nos Of rHALoSs MONT
BLooMTNo oEREus The Iarudous ssd psrusssus Of
ssrsl s&sn.
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POLITICAL.
Nrw vnPK sTATE LEMON TICKET.

NEW 1OlNh o. AIN C+lASN'
T.. c,,.,,o,-Hon REUBEN Z. FEETON. Chsutauqua;
.',r u G,usraor-Cieu. SrEWARI l. MOODf @ hlnsSi
y ~ Ca.al C0m'r-Hon. STEPHEN Z HAY 1; S1teuDehi
Fer PrtsgH IlspscOr-Gen JOHN hA MhONO' AAseA-
Election Tuesday. Nov O.
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RrprBlicAN UNIoN STA COMMITTEE
HDoRs METROPOLITAN Horn. INV. oRA-
HANL. HARRlS. ChLiruan.
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ERx.- County Clerk. Charles R. Durkee; Super.
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well to call and examine our stock.
We have also fine assortment of U URN1Sf--
ING GOODS, EID GLOVES, NE'T ono
BEAUTIFUL TIES, &c, sc.
GNEIL & DTEILy,
mh 2O-tf So, King stree.
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,22GsT2CCTIoG OF VALPARAISO &.c.-Tbe
s;eamcr Few York, lispinwalI on tn, I'd, has
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-10

GpeaEing ozG the Merchants National Bank
IL H!aaaing;o:., ;he Washington correspondent
Of the Baltimore Sun says: Il is aow ascer-
'aine' that i1e 5anl, lad or deposit Of govern
neni :3uads from: the interior Department. on
accornt of -.ndian funds, So, 937: Postofice
Jeportnent, dcai-Ictter fund, waste paper
tuo1 .nd disbursing clerk, $4,000; Treasury
1eQ@rtmem,, $4,000 ard paymasters and quar-
ternasll.s, 500, l&3-to!al, 26S7 900. Treas
rre1 Upinner, it is stated, holds above the
adi2nrt necessary ior the redemption Of the.
nnoto> O. toe 5auL about S 40, 600, leaving { loss
ile nc gonerament Of %r'547 ,QO0 without hay.
ING course % the seek holders, or counting
upon sae probable aon return Of large portion
o tie not,s of.he bank, Or the barl, recover
INC Or saving anything IN the general assets
OF me conce.n Tie official inquiry now going
o. viii soor demons'ra,e the amount Of the
pl1yare deposits, their liabilities and assets.
Information from Baltimore Indicates that
nnote'rg ci any account will be recovered from
:5ayne, Or 3ayne & Co.,. f Baltimore