New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-01
NETWORK.
A FALSE REPORT CORRECTED.

A FALSE REPORT CORRECTED.
20 he Editor Of The Ecening Post
SIR: Nelson J. Waterbury is not the nominee
of the Republican party of this city for DistrctAttorney
That distinguished and gallant soldier. Col Rush c. Haw
Rns U.s. and will lie faithfully earnestly, and fully sup
ported at the polls. CHARLES 5. SPENCER,
Oct 81, 1867. Chairman Union Republican Gen. CON-
THE LAST DAYS FOR REGISTRATION.
All persons who are entitled to vote at the
ensuing election be registered. If their names were
not entered the registry upon the 18th or 10th inst
they be entered tomorrow Saturday, or the
privilege Of so voting VIII be denied. The fact that the
citizen voted year in the district Will not OBJ
yfate the necessity registering for the Registers are
not bound to consult last years pOs The Boards OF
Registry viii open at o'clock this morning. and remain
open until O'Clock in the evening" and on Saturday Will
be open during the same hours citizen Is Ignorant
of the place registry he may ascertain from his neigh
Dor or from the first policeman he may meet Personal
attendance is demanded on the part OF the
and on saturday are for the purpose of revision,
correction, addition subtraction, and completion. ms
"a the time for the addition OF names Of those who were
not qualified voters on the 10th inst but who viii have
by election day The classes VIII be embraced as fo'
lows: -. .-,...,
the full year Of State residence or on that day be fuy OF
age. MI. -. ,.,, ,,o,ors,, oon,r,otod ,bot
fun year, on election day, have completed the four
months county residence
Third: Those who by election day. will have been nat
foTh Those WHO win have been fully thirty days res
ident Of the Congressional Senate Assembly, Al
deranc District or OF ali these districts when election
When the Board adjourns at nine p M of Saturday, the
second day Of November there can be no further regis
fraon and no person can the following Tuesday
nnder any circumstances unless he has now been regis
tered.
AN APPEAL TO CoLoRED VOTERS.
Rooms OF THE INDEPENDENT POLITICAL ASSOCIATION,
No. 1873 BLEECKER-sT.
VOTERS OF NEW YORK.-0n Tuesday next
YOU will be called upon exercise the freeman's right
and the freeman's duty Of suffrage, and to assist in
shaping future destnes Of state Our opponents
are thoroughly aroused to the importance Of the issues
presented, and using every appliance within their
power insure the of their policy Should they
carry this election the traitor hands Of Andrew johnson
will be strengthened and their triumph viii be heralded
throughout the country the popular ratification Of the
REASONABLE prOsayery policy Of the President TO which
the already indebted for the spirit
and anarchy which prevails throughout the South today
Voters of New York, will you stand tamely by and
shrk your known duty while the honor Of your state
and the safety Of the nation impered by your neglect
To work then Unionists, TO work!
JAMES ]. sPELSfAN President.
Esie- York. Oct 81, 1867.
TERENCE FARLEY NOT A CANDIDATE.
Terence Farley has published a card with
drawing from the Senatorial in the With Dis
trict.
REPUBLICAN RATIFICATION MEETING.
The Hon. Henry b. Stanton and Welcome r.
Beebe will address Republicans this evening at Head
quarters Of Council No U. A., Fortysixthst aud
Eighthave.
REPUBLICAN MEETING IN THE EIGHTH WARD.
A public meeting of the Eighth Ward Council
of the Union League of America called TO order last
might by Mr. A. A. Marks, President OF the Council
first addressed by Horace Greeley upon the questions
pertinent % the political campaign Mr. Greeley said
THAT the men who to-day have different line OF
policy from had different one from ours during the
war. We talk about old things because read the
future by the light OF the past II the Democracy
right during the past seven years they are probably right
now II they have been wrong they are wrong now for
we have been going all the In 1861 HOratO Sey
Our said 10 Judge Riddle that the Confederate Constu
zion was better than and that the best 10 settle
she dilheny TO give Constitution and adopt
thes This is the way in which the Democracy wanted TO
treat the Rebels They talk Of great debt Yes IL
tst2 OO0CO0O charged up against Democratic rebellion
fairer ticket presented 10 the voters Of this
city than that offered by the Republicans The speaker
knew most OF the Republican candidates, aud could
speak for them. There no better than Joshua
Able ana Major Haggcrty, who had both served their
country faithfully and well. Col Rush G. Hawkins too
was gallant soldier rs was DR.. HOrva Mr. Greeley
eOsed amid great applause DR.. Robinson presented
sesoutions commencing the principles promulgated ana
the candidates nonipated by the Syracuse Convention