New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
NEM-YORK.

ict composed Of the Counties Of Otsego, Delaware
Cortland ana scfuyicr have nominated Judge John III
Parker Of Owego, the present incumbent, -,o,,s
REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL NOMINATIONS.
YYTTM Disfrict-O. w. Chapman OF Blng-
hamton has been nominated for Senator in this District
m the place Of the Hon. Ezra Cornell The District Is
ramnosed OF Broome Tioga and Tompkins Counties
REPUBLICAN COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
Judge Gilbert RGoeEis93 s,j, IT, G FntS I5S a Ss Of
lsnnsburg Treasurer Gerothmaa w Cornell Of Troy afs
s Nn Cooner WIN Hagen Of Troy Charles Allen Of GFeenbush
and scslscoaH A so%1y jd5, Glrs Ha,hav c Carlos Hull
Treasure Toa; Poor Superintendent A g. feTry-AH he"
wsqy cqua CLERK Jol John Bs9ss
en-" + D. Puu Justice Sessions George SNYDER Coone,s j. \ =
Warile Of Hudson io the long aud q h beeeheI % "
w ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.
The Republicans of Genesee County have
renomuated the Hon. II. f. Tarbox for Member OF As-
The Republicans Of the I'D ontario District have re-
nominated the Hon. Samuel IL. Torrey
THE TWENTY FIFTH SENATE DISTRICT
The Syracuse journal says: Counter atnda-
wits have been published IN this case, which seem 10
eenen the mystery without clearing up the question of
alleged fraud They are by the Chairman o. the SOy5 ~
ton Mr. j. sherman Of Wayne County ana ME. ~ i, a.
Prescott, who acted teller in counting the Da!ots
That of the lattor explicit enough 10 aDsUVe mn tf o m
all completely in any undeI-handed pIoceeoing thS NJ "
The Chairman contains the following passage Ihe
turned Their ballots we're on top and six ballots were
first counted for stephen X Williams, ana then SIX were
and the last ballot o ballot written upon different
paper and different handwriting ana was ballot l i9p
tbe "nnfio8 thai Mr Williams received seven
nT Se mo CSv1 deIe5n to ascertain who among them
selves tie instrument Of producing the result
q UNION REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION OF TIE 18th
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
At n urinary election held Wednesday even
Ing AT HcadQusl1er. the following Delegates were
elected 10 the various nominating conventions;
,rea a. H. Mui 49, and Joan J. Eeaoe J1daGry-Geo stein.
sI lln'' saold @ ssl'i DS 57ue 1s o5a Lee Leo Mtis S &
peS Geo Sie5.on VIM JOIN sou E John Carol Joseph Whit
tei. jr John Geesol, Chas Poison and Jos Goodwin
the above was unaccOuutab.y overlooked
THE GERMAN RADICALS.
The German Radical State Committee and
the Campaign Club Of NewYork will have Secretary IL
permanent attendance until the election, at the Rooms
Of the Union Republican General Committee southwest
TO y. and from =; ~ 10 j. NJ All applications
formation should be made TO IT, Hahn Secretary,
Inc said Headquarters. The President Of the German
Radical state Committee, and Of the Campaign Cub, VIII
there every day from NJ " p IL FOR the transac-
.tIon OF all official business.
SEVENTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT REPUBLICAN
MASS MEETING.
A well-attendcd Republican Ratification Meet
Ing held last evening in Lyric Hail. corner OF Broad
way and FOrty-seventh-st Many ladies were present
The Hon. George p Bradford presided. The Hon Mark
f. WilbOur Of Pouckeepsie the first speaker, and
showed the fasty Of several statements in exGOy sey
nours speech al Albany regard 10 the national debt
lie stated that the debt was less per cdpq than the DEBT
D tho country AT the close Of the Revolution while
lace OF Connecticut followed ana said that like many
others of his cd comrades, he now supporting by BIS
Sheridan he upheld The field. Prof Leo Miller Of chi
rago aud Robert Grove, esq also made eloquent appeals
Ton the support OF hgpubAcah principles ana urged lhe
necessity Of voting utcscntly az the coming election
as upon tho OF the Republican party depended
The salvation OF The country. The meeting al inter
Vals enlvencd with singing by AudcrsOnb Glce Club.
gWENTY-FII;s ASSEMBLY DISTRICT UNION EEPUB-
LICAN ASSOCIATION.
The Twenty first Assembly District Re
publican Association held ratification meeting last
Ing at tlo Hail. corner Of OnehuUdred nneteenthst
zinc meeting very well attended, and the hall taste
fully decorated with fags. HOratiO L. Allen presided
Otis T. Hall proposed Of resolutions pledging sup
port 60 Congress IN its policy pedgng support 70 the
candidates nominated and the platform Of principles
adopted az the state Convention o the Republican Union
party, held at Syracuse, September 28 cOndemning An
drew johnson ior thwaIng Congress IN ts pan OF recon
structon ana Tor BIS removal OF secretary stanton ana
siens sheridan and slehiesi anding Cen Giaut, Cen
Bnd Reuben J. FentOn, the 5tandard-Dearer OF the
party in the State Of NewYOrk, fOr his fidelity and
Expressing their belief in the nOnnerference Of Govern
ment with labor, worship or amusement on any day OF
privilege be not disturbed HOratO i. Allen, Major
NOycs aud seisnuud Kaufman spoke 70 the rcsoutOns
and dealt unspariugy with Andrew JOinsOns secession
rom the Republican party and his raitorOus In
lacing o,strucfios fn inc 0y OF Congress The rcsOlu
ions passed enthusiastically band Of music was
IN attendance Previous to the convenng Of the meeting
there a liberal display or fireworks
The Executive Committee Of the XXIst Assembly Dis
tct Republican Assocaou-thcie are two associations
pf this name-met last evening and after tansactng
BOmc routine business adjourned.
FHE TWENTY-THIRD- REPUBLICAN ORGAN
IZATION.
The Twenty-third-st Republican Association
met last night at the rooms, corner Of Broadway anq
twenty thirdst 20 Listen 10 the report of the Hon EufuS
g. Andrews Chairman Of the delegation from this city 10
the Republican Convention at Syracuse which not
regarded as regular, and consequence not allowed
% participate in the deliberations of the nomi-
latihg D0dy. Tie lion. Ih0s; murphy was IN thc
char, and Andrew Jackson Plumb discharged the duties
Df Secretary. Mr. Andrews commenced his report which
- an earlier day speak them about the action Of the
syTdcuse convention on lhc question OF doMluhs Iis
Seegdles 10 That body. lie accepted the po.uoh OF
acegatc because 10 suggested that he could pODdDy
induce the state Convention TO take some measures 10
h1IinOhiIe cOnuctmg interests ana MAKE one cohsol
lated organization III this clty-dn- organization
which might unite the people 10 remove any
tOubt the ability Of the Republicans to carry the
kOnyersed In relation to this union were officers and sol
sers bearing honorable SCARE who had fought through
put the Republican ticket although they had partici-
paed IN the Cleveland aud Philadelphia COnyentionsi
yet these asserted they could not be admitted equal
is Win others mo the associations OF the sOcdlicd
haocal party Ny. Andrews reviewed the action
Tue late and previous state Conventions,
@Dlcn resulted IN the exclusion OF the
Republican organization, OF which the speaker
nembe and proceeded to say that he and his associates
mould 60 on with this organization, open its locks, and
nvte Union men 10 enroll their names, and join with
Henl 1t was their duty 10 support the State ticket
placed In nomination y The Repu6llcans There was no
permanent security for the country except IA that great
party which stood by the Government IN the prosecution
the wal for the suppression OF the Rebellion The Re
publican party must be pufged OF It's unworthy members
ana abandon all the which fanatics have forced
ppon It, and II Will again stand before the country as the
batlOnal Republican party that saved the Government
IN war and Il alone entitled 10 take care Of II IN time OF
peace Wisdom, he thought dictated that they should
e candidates of the party and 10 do AL they cond to
secure their election. Notwithstanding tine disposition
iahifested 10 exclude his associates from voice IN
naming them. The party had met with temporary
ucieds On local Issues and local nominations, but these