New-York tribune., 1867-04-22
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

urday evening at No. 7a4 Broadway it was resolved to
withdraw the following ticket: Henry j. Raymond,
ErastIs C. BENEDICT Joseph B Taylor. w Th9rn; anu
VHi SaGioiial D,sircL-Alfrcd Erbc, one OF the nom
OF the Republican Union party in this District hav
ing declined tie nomination. the same tendefed To
Gen John Cocirane, who accepted IT,
vim Sen0oriat DStrick-At meeting OF the CoDeerv-
atives of the seventh District ON saturday
read from Hamilton Fish, Marshall ohoeef,s,
the previous nomination as candidates lor the Sohstu
onal Convention. The following resolutions were 'neh
Where's This view the Importance Of the con;en.
ton 10 revise the Constitution Of the State and 10 discharge o. h 2 y
to the gni9h s kepsoesI party nave % e. thereto; and
PEELED to decline standing candidate. for the PoGn ," Therefore 10 ,
make careful delegates place Of the gentlemen es
the Republican candidates already in the Celia
xv1rnn Senatorial bistriet@idge Joseph Mullen Of
Jefferson County has declined the nomination for dole
XVgjrItI District, S and Milton H. Merw1, competent
young lawyer who has served four Surrogate
of the County, has been substituted III Ills place
REPUBLICAN ADDRESSES.
Several of the most prominent clergymen and citizens
of Brooklyn have issued the following circular for distr
button in the Id District:
To The Electors Of me IN SeaatoriGl District I'D, m
JVh VM, VIM, KIM kim, XVh AIAn ana AAu'
Wards OF B,oOkltl:
FELLow-CITzESs on Tuesday next, April %, VIII be
held election for Delegates TO the Constitutional Con-
ventiOn. This Convention will have TO reorganlze our
frame Of our State government II will decide for tho
next 20 years who shall VOTE who shall hold office what
r"oedy Shall he devised for the growing corruption Of
politics. and many other questions OF vast Importance
There will he many able and honest men IN this COnVch-
tom the presence OF men, not only able and honest
but also made perfectly independent by having no asp
such man. IN whose patriotism and integrity all eonide
and OF whose genius every citizen OF Brooklyn, ~
proud is presented for your snfirages at TINS
lime IN the person Of Henry ward Beecher.
This IL the only occasion IN MS lie upon When Iy ln %
had opportunity 20 honor ms dlstSIsheu elu
zen bV "A
ernment, il is enneny proper tat every cass sho'nu
take part-the minister much the LAWYER me mer
chant or the farmer The office ard duties Of delegate
not political in any partisan sense ana M Bssenss
have strongly urged the nomination upon him, IN the De-
lief that Brooklyn win rejoice to homer one WHO mas non,
oed her in his many and long aboTs a nome ana ~ eree
his country against the hostility OF ene sen
tment abroad urge you TO do share by voting
the inclosed ticket Tuesday next and using all your
influence for s election the gentlemen assoca,eu WIN
the respected Judge OF OurCty ConF Jonathan B. BInr
and T. l. sanderson well known IN Brooklyn as ct
Of integrity and capacity and We are eonhdenetha'
Brooklyn VIII never regret their election
TupoDoRE l. CTYrHR. GEO. LANSING TAYLOR.
EDWARD A. LAMBERT, sTEPHEN CRowRLi,
CHARLES L. BENEDICT JOHN FRENCH
The officers Of the Nineteenth Assembly District Re-
publican Association have issued the following:
FEowC CITIZENS After twenty years the Constitution
Of this state is TO be changed ad the menpels @ OF INC no
Convention 10 whom that WORK VIII oe trsled arc .oD
elected next Tuesday, AprL23 nom sunrise TO sunset
This ordinary election, but 10 many citizens u VIII
be the only Of the kind for lifetime: TO neglect
voting away the most precious privilege OF an
am American citizen. The Republican party have n0inl-
mated for Senatorial Delegates from the with District
the names at the head Of this paper You have nghe
70 know them Mr. Cheney is lawyer OF TINS city. OF
twenty years standing; able advocate the pfoIes-
sion well known in the courts and to the BAR ana IN mo
Twenty-second Ward, where he resides and known az
home for many years, especially as experimenting
with excellent effect Suuday-sehoo III that locslly
Mr. Crary n disciple in Washington COUNTY OF lnab
sauneh old Democrat john Crazy whose falt nc lOl-
lowed both in and politics not leaving either Wnen
he came this city. and the or the Rebelon Drea
ing out he espoused the countTys cause, aud laDored
with the Republican party. To the bar he is known ~
great value to the profession To lis Deghbors he IL well
known rs President OF The Eastside Association Oh
citizens, whose object is exclusively the pnbhc weafo
in the matter of municipal and other legislation Dr.
Thomas of the Nineteenth Ward has beeA reelected
Councilman after tho trial Of the last memorable year, IN
which he was found among the faithful few that steadny
defended the public interest He Is an experienced phyl
an and wise aud honest legislator proven by atai
IN the face of the whole country Mr. Ketchum has been
resident Harlem from his youth, and has praetsed law
In this his native city, for 80 years For the recent four
U = Collector Of Internal Revenue Tor tne
Ninth Collection District OF NewYork and his record IN
that servccis public and well known He has never been
before YOU as candidate for any elective Office except
in tie School service in which, when the IWetth Wafd
comprised what the Twelfth. Nineteenth, ana
Twenty Wards he acted for SIX years az trustee
aud Commissioner OF Common schools The known ehar-
acer and experience OF these candidates may assure You
that their single object is 10 cooperate with others in
making our COnttutOn what it ought To be.
on the part OF the Nineteenth Assembly District Re-
publican Association
WM. HOLDEN Jr., Secretary.
NeIc- York, April 49, 1867.