New-York tribune., 1867-04-23

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iiEzESiAH BAKER ALAMBERr POND.
XyIrM DlsTMcT tHa Harr,, , Eas,I, q gnd q ,1tsion)
SLGhGK GETEt n hk'N"iI" aAEIhhT j. chERhF4aEE hHE
XyITg (s 1esSss TSTs s"& ,pSS5T1 1tsSMsl
LESLIE " RUSSELL JOEL J. sEAvER
XvIII1H DisrHcr tJ,g.rsoa ord L,ssl
JAMES A. BELL EDWARD 4. BROWN
RICHARD o. &nlS snESaIS D'''Ha5 BIN HUNTINGTON
THEODORB " DWIGHT GEORGE WILLIAMS
KXTa DfslRIcr (Hsrtinsr aad Ot'e2ol
JOHN EDDY A. B. BEALBS.
XxI,r DISTRICT (o.eeg9 aaa .,) Msa,,.2a)
ELIAS ROOT LESTER ~ CASE
XXIIp DsrRIcT (OaoHdaga and CortLaudJ
L. HARRIS HISCOCK HORATlO BALLARD
XXIIID Dsrnicr (ClsaangO D,larcre, oad Slohdri'l
JOHN GRANT HOBART KRuM
xyryru DrTEicr (Brooai, Tioga, and Tompthts)
sTEi1iES D. HAND OLIVER II PERRY KINNEY.
xxyru DISTRICT (Caysga erd nsgs)
CHARLES e bwiGilr LEGSDER : KgfcHUM.
XXvIrH DisrWcT (Oatario. Iot., epd S,ae'nl
r. G. LAPiiiM STERLING &. HADLEY
xxyIlrn Dr1acI Cch'o,gny s1syo, .sSs ssS Si.ns'a,
GfoRGE T. sPESCER ABRAHAM LAWRENCE
JEROME FgII[R w TEfEIYASy eLARREEE eLAaRREETE1,ns
LEVI TNE1IT ES%FS R'THe S's lqn 2'S %1ksSS f.S I'
THOMAS T FLGGLER. BENJANlS nElD
XXxrn DsTmcr JTgonirg, Lirirg.oa aad dl,gaay)
ISAAC l. ESDRUS' EDWARD j. PAESCM.
xxXi.I DHIElI Erel
OLIVER q SfEELE sRTH FENSER
xxXIle p,.rmcr (cao'issg,..s, ssd C'f9,Iygygg'l
ATGi'sfi D. ALLEN. HENRY v6S C1MPES.
TuF ACTION on uE GERMAN RADICAL COMMITTEE.
The following letter from the President Of the German
Radical Republican Committee, addressed to Dr H. Muir
first Vice President. viii fully explain itself
GENTLEMEN In the meeting. held the 10Th Of April
which by Illness / was unfortunately prevented from
uattss nail
resolved to oppose the election Of Temperance candi'
dates and Sunday law fanatics especially that of MT
Horace Greeley" By this resolution YOU separate your
selves from the Republican party whose great tack OF
regeneratng the Union Is but haf finished by TINS Ieso
ton you adopt policy which, much us II Is In your
nover will deliver the destincs OF Republic into the
hands Of the Democratic party by this resolution YOU
declare that you value more the satisfaction OF your own
peculiar wishes than the accomplishment Of political
regeneration which Is TO bc one OF tie greatest victories
OF humanity My conviction and inutterable resolution
are contained IN the following iwOrd, As long rs the
Republican party encrgccaly represents, IN its main
features the cause for whose triumph the Liberal German
citizens Joined that party III the Fremont campaign,
shall consider it tia most sacred duty TO remain faithful
to it, other issues views shond dinerfrom
the programme OF the party am fully convinced that
a great number Of German Radicals are animated with
the same feelings At all events and will have no
thing 90 do with the policy naugurated by Mr. Nescn-
donk's regardless motion, and declare that from this
moment cease 10 be President and member Of the Ger
man Radical Republican Central Committee. Respect
fully yonrs FREDERIC sCnrTL
Ncir- TorL, April q, 1867.
MASS MEETING OF CoLoRED CITIZENS.
At a mass meeting Of the coored citizens OF this
city, held evening Smiths Hail. Bleecker
and MortoB-sts James j. speman presiding, the fol
lowing resolutions were unanimously adopted.
Resolred, That We viii our utmost endeayor TO
elect the Republican nominees for the approaching Con
sttutonal Convention because they favor the extension
OF the franchise t. colored citizens -, -, - .
Rsotred Ihat the times can on ench ana every one
constituting this meeting to labor from daylight untl the
close Of The poll. tomorrow TO 81 bring our every yqIer In
duty tomorrow, that each OF US sgn written pledge
10 perform that duty.
Eloquent speeches ndosing the resolutions were made
by George r. Downing esq p. II. Smith, Dr. F. GuignoD,
T. d. Konney L. b. Conoyers, Wm. Mars, and i. V.
Clark Amid great enthusiasm the meeting adjourned
After the adjournment, delegation from the Vth DIS
rict waited upon Andrew Blealey and pledged the
support the colorcd voters to the ticket headed by his
name.
Az ArPEAL TO coLoRED VOTERS.
To he Colored Voters Of me City of Neic- York:
GENTLEMEN: On Tuesday, April %, you will be called
upon to for Members Of the Convention 90 revise the
Constitution OF this State As that Constitution reads at
present no colored vote unless he have prop
ery qualification Of $3.50 This all consider outrageous
Injustice; and we hope mot without reason) that
shall be able send sufficient number Of intelligent
and just TO that Convention TO change the present
wording OF the Constitution and extend the right Of the
Elective Franchise TO all males In the State who have the
requisite qualifications without any reference 10 the hue
of a mans skin, the color Of his hair, the shape OF his
nose Co. therefore 10 the Polls Tuesday next, and
vote only for ,ohO pledged 10 roe oreBOre aH dis
acfire clauses against us in that Constitution Let every
man 20 TO the Polls WILLIAM HOWARD DAY,
Chairman of the Independent Political Association Of the
Colored Citizens Of New-York.
No. 474 BrOOHie-St Ne,o- Io,k Cit, April % 1867.
MR.. CHARLES RooME DECLINES.
Mr. Charles Roome, who nominated by the " Con
stitutional Union" Democracy "a delegate from the
With Senatorial District desires to say that lie s not
candidate all and that he Informed those who urged
his acceptance OF the nomination.
JUDGE cARDozo DECLINES.
The following letter has been written by Judge Cardozo,
declining the nomination delegate TO the Coustitu
tional Convention:
No. 70 WEST FORTY -sEvESTH-sT, April H. 1861
GroRGE i. WOOD esq-Hy Dear SO: beg you Ia eX-
press 10 the Convention, ON whose behal You nave
rendered me the nomination for the position OF delegate
f,e Convention, high
OF the honor it has done me. .
utterly impossible, in consequence OF the state of
health OF member OF my family, Tor me tq accept
no,nination which might resu, la my beng from home
for a considerable perod Tns consideration, and the
fact that judicial ptiess member OF the Court or
which there are Ia al bt three Judges viii undonbedJ
be absen WIZ aecoSsarily claim my attention. coipelhr
with mpcA regye, and VIII deep ana lahllAs se.s" W
fri 6Ss of tts district TO dcclnc the nomiAa0n prny
"ccelys VIZ Gry triuH trniv yours m ALBERT C,RDozo
| lrdTsTrs wEIssNASS DECLINES
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