New-York tribune., 1867-04-13
SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1867
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NEW-YoRK CONSTITUTIONAL ELECTION
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| HEftBIbAN UNION TICKET; FOR DELEGATES Al
| ,"f LARGE.
WALDO HurtirSs. Ea.srrs COOK
| WILLIAM d. kyARTS, MARTIN T. T0MNS.ND
ATGgSsTISE J. L DuGASNB CHARLES iSpREWs
HORACE HORACE GREstKYN tEiN qa4Sfh a4Sfns DEAPtG r6agR
IRA HARRIS. VAN 'orr' hTdrsTSs hTaTsTS >" FRANZ
REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS
sr rELEoRArH TO THE
&M SGno,orgl DiS,r Francis Iarkia wesshcser ',
nam; Daniel Ullinan Rockland.
KIN Senatorial Dis'rict-John s. Gould and Francis
Sylvester OF Columbia b. Plat Carpenter and wilson C.
XIyM ScnatOriGi Disirici-George Griffin Lindsey
Beach James M. Cooper. and L. s. Stebbins
X1ist Senatorial Disbiet-Lindscy NJ. Ice and Dewitt
Lttleohn Oswego County; Loring Fowler and Lester
XxIid Senatorial Dis'rc-Tomss g. AIvord. l.. Harris
Hscock and Patrick Corbett OF Onondags and Horatlo
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES IN KrSGs COUNTY.
The Kings County Democratic Primaries for the
selection OF Delegates TO the Senatorial District Conve
party for Delegates TO tho Constitutional Conyen
ton. were held on Thursday evening.
THE NEW PARTY.
IMITATION or THE AsTICAGGRRrAMMASY cAsPhrGE-
WAR TO TIfB KNIFE HERBAFTER, AND THE KsIPE TO
TIE HLT
From Tod,yis Ch,ea.
To Me Democracy Of he City Of New York:
BY yOsr appointment We have demanded OF the
Democrats State Contention at Albany, in your name,
that you be allowed representation in tat body With
out any heringof youscase, by the arbitrary power or
c Previous Question tse suborsnates OF TIE Tanmany
Fling were admitted exclusively to- seats in that conven-
tIsn from the City OF New-York 10 add to the wrong
thereby done, your nagnanimouS support Of Mayor
Hbsfman for Governor at fe last sate Con nyention, in
spite Of his alleged suDseryiencg to the corrupt
Hing by which our city at oise plundsscd and
dsgrsced. and in spite OF the wrong done ~ you by
him. made the chief argument for your continued
prescription 1t thus anthoritatiyely proclaimed
that long ~ ybu will sabmt to be robbet OF the
right ~ approximation hong you shall he deed any
voice the selection Of the candidates you are ssed TO
she naenable right Of freenen and the ESPECIAL
any candidate whom State Convention shall force oh
greas city wthOnt allowing the people TO partc pate
vention Who did not know. as every intelligent poeian
in the state knows that the ien admitted INTO that C9
General committee @ at TamaDy Hall. and that that
body appointed ly the preceding COMMITTEE Even
Radicalss state has been maintained chiefly oy
the mbccaity and neffciency Of the Democratic state
Tammany HALL b merely close corporation. perpetuaing
itself frofpear to year, in which the Democrats OF New
York have voice control than they have In ta
doings OF the Radical caba at Washington But 1t Is nos
well known that close as !: the rnle at Tnmnany Hall
the delegates who wete admitted rs your pretended
noS iSe At Ts%ny iIa are so obnoxiSas has
they dare nee trust themselves for whole year. even to-
Committee OF their own selection. They therefore 50
arrange the matter that each January less Of tho
seats fromthe several Wards are LETT untitled unln sep
icnber In order that the time for making nomina-
tions they may I'LL mp the places with men who then
found 10 be most sub>erent. such skeleton OF Com
itee selected the representatives sent by the Tammany
Ring To the state Convention. How well they dd their
work shown IN the fact that Of those forty tw9
all but three office hoders aud thar
by such u machinery the whole power OF the mighty
Democracy Of the City of York In nominating the
delegates NJ large to the Constitutional Convention was
exercised by William ". Tweed Charles q. Cornell and
Mr. A. Oakley Hall. BY such mere sham fellow Demo
cT1ts you ruled. and your sufffnnce OF II creates IN,
delusion hy which IL is perpetuaed. You are now toai
the most emphatic mannerby this state Conyenton
Keep the fact constantly your mind let IL strike dec
your hearts, aud resolve, you respect yourselves
and love your country 70 act enceorh as becomes men
who ..l1iow their rights and knowing. dare maintain
them The plan by which the delegates NJ large To she
constitutional Convention are chosen po~ef
10 elect fum the People packed Convention; ana. rs
to time previous 10 the election ~ too short ior new
s No atcrnatiye hut submission other elecins
however Ia be held In the fture; and YOU nave
the heart 10 dare yon VIII then nave ,e ~, 10 % &
cratic state Convention from which You are VIII
not only restore 10 Your rights but wilao re-
store 10 the State Democratic aseendancy.
Meanwhile. you can manifest yonr power by es'cting
IA delegates to the Constitutional Convention - are
known TO be resoutely hostile TO the fammany npos
ture We desire suggest that you should exercise b-
ernlity toward all In making these nominations,
while You At the time nominate no one who par
ticipant peretuating the rule Of the Rims In purs
Of the duty imposed upon ns by tss bsmocrstic %
trict Conventions for the nomination Of cand
daier for the % saturday even
Fourth District No Gs East broadway; fifth. jackson
Hall Grcenwichave aud Thirteenth a.; Sixth. Guzes
Fourths st. and Ayeiine seventh X meealses, No. 39l
Thraye Eighth. Schmitt Il Koehno's, Fifty ninthst.
between Thir, and Iexugto-aycs.
MICHAEL CONNOLLY Nkt>nN u. NAILRbURf,
JOIIN Y. SAVAGE CbARLks o. HALriNk,
ions H. ANrHOS, EDwARD BUhkG.
WuII,N WALSH, Rom. 10. ROOSEVELT,
Tuos GlIRoV, JOINS V. kENNEDY,
JoiIN J. BLAIR, JAMES GiBBON~,
CHARLES BLAUYELT DAVID CROMlbi,
JouS SIGER-ON FTIIN LARKIN.
W H. SPAIDISG, OTTo II. CooP.
HENRY R ROoNR, Henry LEiMEH.
TIMOTHY COHALAN, NM. W. kiNAti,
OWEN MURPHY GEORGE A. JEREnfAH.
WV. A. LISCu, MICHAEL MURPHY,
WN. ". McINTYRE, JAMES GREGORY,
SMITH Ely. ir.. JOHN A. MCLAUGHLiN,
Ions III AHDI AUSTIN v. PETrT
MICHAEL ". SNMoN, TIMOTHY Moon,
JAMES NJ SMITH IT,. ROSWELL ID. HATCH,
Henry T.. DAVIES, Jr., Ed NJ. BANKS,
ADAM &. FLANAGAN, TEEENCE SHERIDAN,
JOIiS ID. CRMuINs, JOHN HARr
w. j. H. ANTlfON, Chairman.
JANE. GIBBONS, Secretary
N,ts Yock Atrfl H.