The New York herald., 1867-10-24

3--No candidate Rufus W peckhanl
4-AuRastus Rockies. No candidate.
5-Le Roy Morgan No Candidate
6-John III. Parker. jesse Palmer
7-James G. Smith. Josiah I. Miller.
6-George Barker. Harlow l. Comstock.
Tng firrExSru SENATORIAL DIsrRicr.-Mr Adam W.
Kline receeved the regular Union republican nomina
ton for Senator. The schenectady Union, owned by
Mr. Stanford, put up Mr. ks name the REGULAR
nominee. But Mr. Stanford subsequently, accepted
nomination for the Office from few dsaffeced repub-
cans-his intimate personal friends which was ratified
by the democratic convention. Tho Union thereupon
took down the OF Mr. Kline, and pus up that OF
Mr. Stanford for Senator under the preonce that II
could NOT support Mr. Tor the he belonged
to tho canal ring" This latter occurred 10
tho Union until Stanford resolved to bolt.
Private Circular Of the New York Democratic
State Commiifee.
The following letter been addressed to thousands
OF democrats throughout the state by the Democratic
State Committee
DEsocRArrc STATE Coxnrrxz,
Ro0M $50 ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL, \
NEW YORK, Oct IA, 1867.
Ohio. well In California Maine and Connecticut,
dicate general and growing reaction In favor Of demo-
cratic principles Of government and Of administration
We have assurance OF still complete success In
New York II we bus do our whole duty.
Every patriotic motive demands that We mako our
triumph certain, and that We make it decisive
We address you individually to act AZ for the
cause within your town and county. DO not mail for
any"dr The times require that epery constitute
II the canvass books for your town have been re-
ceved, cause them 10 be used without delay. II they
have not arrived do not wait for thom q single day;
make book Immediately for each election district; enrol
in 1t every voter In that district, classifying them
democratic radical and doubtful
Tho object of this list is mpart method and system
TO your whole action durns the canvass
Nra,ls enables you in,eligently to direct your
efforts by circulation OF papers and documents and BY
personal argument and persuasion 70 the doubtful
Secomdiy-lt helps you 10 arrange for sending after
voters who fail 70 come to the polls, or who unable
to provide for their conveyance
Every voter should be seen beforehand and induced
to attend early on the day Of tho election.
An active should DO stationed the poll In each
election district with the list OF the voters checking
of those OF our friends who arrive. Every man who
who docs not arrive long enough before the closing OF
the polls TO leave ample time to send for him. should be
instantly sent for II you happen to send little earlier
cessary you viii but have lost little trouble. But If
by omitting to send you fail 10 get vote which little
more trouble might have ssoured you may incur . mis-
chief ever afterwards 70 be regretted.
One vote gained IN each school district in the state
would have carried the State In 1885, In 1855 in 1884
1t Is not too much 70 say that SUCH result even last
year. would have caused prompt and complete settle
mont OF present national dicules and would have
restored harmony to tho whole country and prosperity
to all our business relations and interests.
Consider this, and say whether you and few OF
neghoors joining your hands together Tor the public
could not have gained vote In each school dis
trct in your town
Now not right that while In most Of the towns
your friends and do ther utmost their efforts and
SACRIFICES should be neutralized by ineiciency In few
places At this time let have-all standing together
us have "a strong pull and A PULL ALL ro0ErHERn
In any election district in which part Of incor
sy v.s Dorda every vote must DO
Please answer giving Information as TO prospects In
your locality. g. J. TILDEN,
Chairman State Committee.
PEnR CAooxR, Secretary.
Activity Among tho New York Republicans.
The republicans making rapid progress In the
canvass In this State Thus f their list Of appoint
who seem suddenly iued into extraordinary apathy.
About thirty republican meetings have been held thus
far this week In the western part Of the State with the
following on band:-
watertown, Brooklyn. North Bay, Pike. Balawinsviie
Johnstown. Cayville Rock City, Coham Delhi. Jay
RsnsselasrTil,e VII rela1ds Corne1s uuasrand Centre
Poughkeepss Castillo Oneida. Saratoga Springs, Keese-
Vile, Chestervills. New Scotland (Reids Hotel.
Penn Yan, Clyde, Glsns Falls Essex, Cocymans Land
ing, Van vrankens Corners (IAtnam's Hstel, East
MospaY Oct 2s~Pcrtland, Peekskill Fulton, Fort
Edward aunsins!oO Geneva BainSds: wssriSS
lohem), West Albany Hunters HoteD.
TUESDAY, Oct %. Rome, Port Henry, Islip Hudson.
Flushing. wesihr'kviile, Philips Fort evening;
Corymsn's HoIew shear 8 Hotel,
WEDNESDAY, 0ct. 30-Bethlehem Centre, CnionviIls,
Oedensburs, wsssport, Pachosus, Grahamsvie, Wood.
% THURSDAY. Oct 5i-caIlanan's Corners, Adamsvills.
New Scotland (Reid's Hotel.
FRIDAY, Nov 1.-Rsldsvills. Indian Fields Dupns
SATURDAY, Nov. 2.-cartsvhle tFullsr's Hoisl South
westerlo. Cumberland Centre, Ireland's Corners.
the csbrs Of the speakers does NOT howsvor exceed
the usual average Of stump orators
Views OF the German City Press.
The New Yorker Demokrut republican) denouncss the
German Republican Central Committee, inasmuch IS
said Central Committee has declared that It will not
support the republican candidates during the fall cleo
on on the ground that the candidates Syracuse
Convention have not ntimated they requested
that they consider themselves bound by the Syracuse
resolution In reference TO the Excise and Sunday law
and that they will favor repeal amendment u
the present Excise law. rhe Demosraf says
Tho Central Committse which In May last placed the
specisi grievances OF the Germans above the welfare Of
she nation far advanced that the Of the
threatening aspect OF political Affairs II calls upon rs
publican ctzens: DO not vote Let the democrats be
victorious Let the secessonists be triumphant Give
Johnson and ns party opportunity aud the power 70
carry prepared plan Of reaction"
The Abend zeituns rcpubiican) takes an opposite
grouDd II says In reference TO the same question =.
Il will not do to Inactive and do nothing We
call upon our republican friends 70 exert themselves
and TO do all tha, Is In their TO help 10 defeat our
b purified for 1sos
from the Now Yorker Journal
The resolution which Dr. schussz submitted TO the
Syracuse Repub cau State Convention and In which
declared that the present Excise might be mod
ned appears 70 have been entirely forgotten by The
st stntiemcn the republican sias. The Tribune do
clsred al the outset was not worth the paper on Which
IL was printed AT the republican ratncstion meeting
at the Cooper Institute all resolutions or the Republican
state Convention read with the exception OF tho
resolution OF Or. Schuet1, which was not mentioned
Why should Greeley who read the resolution read .
resolution not worth the paper which 1t Is wri,en
In reference 70 Mr. Chase and his unsuccessful Ohio
campaign, the same paper Says
s disgusting the Chief Justice OF the nation
crouch in tue dust to beg for partisan favor he who
should be elevated far above political every day Aairs
and entirely devote himself to tho duties OF his nigh
position. But this Is very significant sign OF the
times FOR this dsgraceu incouscqusnce OF The radical
entire change OF opinion, which intriguing poll
tician has 10 consider.
The Staats zei.g demoera,ic) says Of General But