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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-16
NEW-JERSEY.

The Passaic County Republican Convention
will DO held at Preakness, on Monday tue WIN 'ns
The Grant ard Colfax legion OF East s.r Mow"'A
parsded through tho streets OF Newark last o'eiHs
A,tornov.Cen. Robeson and Senator Freling-
as are announced 10 speak at the Newark wiSw"h
this evening. :. A.. pa,Io
The Republican fiotlla 9s,Ii take place To-
night from Newark ..:.. ill
The citizens of EngewoGdl and dn vs,n y o %
be addressed on saturIay " and the Hon John Hill
The Republicans of Newark fired salute pa., OF 81
100 gnos ast eyening honor OF the glorious % NJ
the elections in Pennsylvania UNIV
braska. -, c..
The Essex County Republican Convention on
met at the Newark wgwam yes, shory anu and
Andrew Teed OF Livingston ior sho'ih' anu W. " v"
Vreoand for Coroner. =,
largely attended mass meeting was an mei y,
at Newton Oh Wednesday evening" at wncs W. POI Han
The irish Republic. Hon. " H. Dodge oi No"io'A' 'o"
lam lin and others made speeches
An Irish Republican mass meeting VIII 10
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opvvuv ARTOn TUESDAY the 18th inst a the North Broaa
Church Philadelphia b. the Rev Adams " "
1000 ~ m, Rev r. striker d. d., Edward GREENE esti
Mis- Halle j. stewart daughter Of b. D. Stewart esa' ."
dslphiA . ,,,. n, =, a, N.
~ ,hs bride, parents the Rev John Willard Joseph
EsmbIin Of New Isabella, daughter OF Jonn "'N
the rsdenee OF tho bndes parents no 'n
'W.t elgbthst r. oa Wsdnssdy &c, ~ W ~" 49, nv
~ ,.,iaS. Carl and Camilla j. eldest usn'ef 0' MAJOR
Gen, Alexander Shsieh -,
wx,yo .rwATKRIn wallnSford Conn. at the residence
s mother on Thursday Oct IS BY the Rev Gu.hee
Pd Manning Of Broohyn n l. 70 "a os'H NJ 'ausH'" Wv
IL. EJs.r Atsster OF Walinsord NO cafaa
,.v,os~pRYAs-M wa,hngton. N J., on Wednesday, oe. Il
h, the Rev r. d. Bryan Charles hss o'an CT" ana nate ~
Bryan. . ...,, -, e, NJ. =,
by Dr. Montgomery ThomA Ferry 10 Mary
sla,,, daughter late Edward b. Little VI this city
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wednesday, the 18th inst, at the
rrh Of tho Trinity Brooklyn BY the Rev Dr. Ltteohp
Major Remington Of MORRILL, Va sad klsa ~ daughter Of
Mrs Juhas.e Howard
sope-LA BAu-At st. Psus Church Railway j. on weines
S., Oct H. BY the Rev Abecrombis d. stuart Sqae'
10 Carrie g. daughter Of Francs La Bau. ESQ No cards
MULTIPLICATION THURSDAY the fSh ias, a. 81 PsuPs
Church Of Fourth and Twenty seconds zoe KEY
James assisted BY the Rev Cyrua Fos shs Rev James
shansr Miss MARY L. Doty. oil Of this city No cardA
wsdnssdy Oct 81 the W est Twenty
third PRESBYTERIAN Church, By the Rev Dr. Nothopi Thomas
spear Chhy daughter Of Thomas Henderson, e No cards
THOMPsON-sMITH-In West Haven Conn., Thurday the l9
inst by Rev George Bryan Clarence Thompson OF &c
Haven To Helena r. daughter OF the late Cornelius smh
Eew.fort.
wHITIsd-sLAGHT-On Tuesday Oct H. lhs sanmsrssh
Church hy ths John A. Roach d. d. william Whinns
Bsher A. sss, daughter Of IL L. sssht ESQ., oil oil Brooklyn
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Mr.. Densow, of THE TRIBUNE, will speak
at Tottenville staten Island. tonight
Allegheny College, Meadyille, Penn, in roll of
over 100 students has but two votes FOR Seymour.
The Hon. John Quincy Adams has accepted
an invitation to address the Democracy of Charleston
VIM II. Burleigh will address the Republicans
OF Brevsteg's Station, tho Harlem Railroad this
evening
n. ID. Petty. esq, IL stumpng III Passalc
County for Grant and CofaG. and IS effectively showing
up tho soCalled Democracy
On Tuesday night large and enthusiastic
meeting held the Tannery In Orange to receive
the election news. 1t adjourned about l2t o'clock
The Hon. John Davidson of Elizabeth, the
Hon Amos Clark r nominee OF lid Congressional Dis
triot New-Jersey, and Others will speak al NewProvi
dence. Union County NewJersey, Friday evening,
oct i6 at o'clock.
DR.. r. II. Gilbert has been stirring mp the
snakes In Warren County. n j. lie recently addressed
large Republican meeting in GAINESVILLE, Finance and
Taxation The reading Of the election returns created
great enthusiasm
Gen. Fitzpatrick will speak as follows Oct.
&c. Bridgeport Conn., Oct II. Engcwood. n. J.; Oct 49,
Deposit. n. Y; Oct. 20. New-IIaven oct 81. in New
Jersey; Oct o. Syracuse, " " Oct 49, Albany; oct: "a
to g. in NewJersey; Oct 49, Poughkeepsc Oct 30 and
in New-Jersey.
This evening there will be presentation of
flags by the ladies OF Orange n j. TO the Irish German
and Grant and Cofax Leons. the Tannery at Orange
with appropriate ceremonies The Rev g. b. Bacon. the
Rev Mr.. Elder. Theron Baldwin. Jr. and Rowland John
will the presentations The public invited
Seats secured for ladies'
"Now's THE TIME TO DRIVE THEM
The late returns from Ohio, Indiana, and
PENNSYLVANIA recall anecdote given In Pbelpss Life
OF Grant Of Gen Grant the Battle OF Psburg Land
ing:
Late in the afternoon. Grant, standing on little knoll
saw Ohio marching to another portion OF the Held
One Of regiments, In line OF battle, had been 10
thnned and weakened that 1t evident that must
give although fighting TO drive the enemy from
one OF the last important positions which they held
Grant saw the time for the final blow had come he
instantly halted the regiment and showed himself TO the
men, who received him with ringing cheers Drawing
his sword placed himself at their head and shouting
"NOw's time TO drive tbem led them across the
field while the cannOnbas were falling like hail stones
around him. The enfeeble6 regiment seeing the deter
mined galantry OF their leader closed up Joined IN the
charge as IL Just arrived the field and swept the
enemy from their last stronghold
"Phelps's Life OF Grant" is for sale at TIE JRiBUSE
Once Price, so cents. II by express. s. per dozen; $50
per 1Oo The cash must in all accompany the order
Address TIE TRIBUNE. New-York
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CLAUDERAt Bethlehem Peon.. "Wednesday, Oct H. Amos
Comenius Csuder the Rev H. o. Cauder md Publisher
horsvan. 20
Funeral at Bethlehem on Sunday. Oct 49, 3p.m
CHuRCHIL-At Jackson Miss Wednesday Lieut. Joe
Lssreuee Churchill u \ Army only soh Of Timothy a. Churcht
OF this city. hia
Notice Of funeral hereafter. .fer
GUNTOE-Sukleny wednesday evening Oct H. May A. Gunos
The relatives friends respectfully invited TO attend the funeral
from No Twelnh Monday morning, Oct H. al II
O'clock ..t.N
AY-Suddeny Wednesday. Oct H. 1905 at Milford Pike
CO., Penn Virginia W.. wife Of Eiwsrd Hshdsy.
HlLLA RYE Wesbestsr Comfy Oct U.s. John Hill formerly
Portsmouth, n. IT,, In the sd rear OF his age M,
Petit are repeatedly invited attend the funeral Sunday Tue
18th inst. at O'clock. from No coo Lelngton-sye
portsmouth, n H.. papers please copy
MAcLAY0b Thursday morning Oct 49, 1868 Robert H. Macly NJ
D., aged 81
The relatives Iand friends oths family respectfully invited % atiest
e iahee NON his late residence No ST. West FoureerthsL On
sunday next, Oct Vs. Ell Pm.
ouMBY-At jersey City Tuesday d. sfer sho-s illness.
esq, OfNew.Yok City. =
The relatives and feds Of the ny respectfully invited to sttent
the funeral from the Frat Reformed Church. Grsbd Jersey CITY
Friday morning. Oct 10 at n O'Clock
RoGBRs-A' Railway ssvJerey Tuesday, De-, 49, Edward T.
Rogers aged SO
The funeral will be bella ST. Psurs Church (RAbwa
is at II O'Clock The
and members invited without farther
Trains leave foot Of Courtsndtst at 10 O'Clock.
sTAyTONOn Wednesday the ih mat, Augusta rsabs nfsnt
.ibgi, IL John and Elizabeth Stanton aged months asd
The and friend. .re invited attend ne funeral nom the resi-
cuce of her parents 3l3 West Twenty hri, o. Friday tss
10th inst az 10y o'clock =
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NLM-YoRk DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, OCTOBER IT, 1868

r. MAN. Joseph H. Choate. D. Randolph Martini Frank f.
row, Ns'nanie Hayden. Levi T. Morton. A. NJ c Smith,
r. NJ cheesmel, salem IT, Wales L. Francis, H. '. BntIer
VanN NM II, Hayes, Charles Butler. John T. Denny, d.
Lolniop f. IL Perkins, ir, b. W. Grlswod Cyrus Butler
Charles o Smith, aud Others
, , mi appreciate very highly your etor, and
thus nominated your Representative in the state Legs
mture am not insensble To tie duty that belongs to
STAT IN any capacity that may suit interests aud
wI should not hesitate TO make sacrifice TO that
emu 90 not feel that such sacrifice Is demanded now
Pvate Interests and duties neither postponed
hoT "vo o REQUIRE my whole tme and cannot
now can IN justice to myself and to Others any
public Office or responsibility at this time.
tnank you deeply for this compliment and regret that
Hea I'D 80 generous e,ns. have the honor to be- gen
o'n'n' vers respectfully VOW ..salsgs srCya9 caun,x
To Messrs. Samuel B. Rureles, Moses TAYLOR, Horace
Greeley NJ H. Grnne. Henry E. Davies, WIN. Laimbeer,
JUN ~ .o''cr' anu others. sypets sa -
NOVEL REPUBLICAN DEMONSTRATION IN
BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, Oct. 15.-The grand Republican
demonstration which was announced two weeks ago
the great event here to-day The morning trains came
crowded with boys in Blue" and other visitors from
neighboring counties In Western NewYOrk and Pennsyl
ya4ia The arrangements for afternoon and evening
PROFESSIONS public speaking ETC., We're admirable. At
about two o'clock this afternoon the procession filed
through the principal streets The line consisted OF in
iaty cavalry, music, ana about "a miles OF wagons,
bearings embems of the trades associations The pro-
eessoD was one hour III passing given point and num-
Dered eO0 persons, being about four miles In length.
Some OF the trade and ASSOCIATION embems were very
striking Several engines in working order in the
procession All the manufacturing establishments under
the control OF Republicans closed In the afternoon
Later III the afternoon vast multitude assembled In the
the new skating rink and addresses were delivered 10y
the Hon. Roscoe Conkling and the Hon. j. A. Grswold
Az night grand Orchlght procession iluinined the
city and In the Rink audience OF 900 persons
BLEED and were addressed by Messrs Depew. Tod Towns
end, and Bingham. Frederick Schuetz of NewYOrk
addressed an audience German in the Opera House.
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lnNEsTIC MARKRTs.


Gu Pv .xcuco Oct iS-Pour quiet S3Sf$b2 Whsat->
Good shiopins al s0d B7t Legal Tenders. ~ Ar,
l3-Coton In fair demand aad decneo au
das q5ic sas, bales receipts, 5sI oaS. sterling 1
IIals1t Cold 1854 ruling upward Cuba NO r. ttc
Int unchanged dulli Superane, 80 I2i Choice
SS si5 Corn very the landing held hm at sb ~ ~
a., R,n unchanged Hay-Prime scarce at SO PORK nrm
~ S Bacon quiet Shoulders l3ic Clear sds lite Lsd-FI
G. Oct 5-sprits TupentIne ermer sales nH3
, po.n auiet sale, At for No 1912 for no ana p
"a as for Pale. Crude Turpenlne, % % Lar % w. WV"
.slss 81 bales at 2oc for Mdiing -, so, h.,.. Mdns,
SAVANNAH Oct aCoon closed STEADY aes ~ ,Ss sisa
9a t,Is RECENT. bales. exports coastnse 10 ons
~ Oct is-Co,on market sales 400 bales hddns fzo
nil recs pts baes exports 10 bales - , ala. Az
trau.rA l5-Coon quiet aud prices are '"e' '"'
Oct l3-Cottou dull and ale lower saes o@ oi
Ninss ME receipts bae erpors-cossl"s sio oaes
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DIED.

IyGRIIA an early Wednesday morning the iua n' Ana'
oil. Of Albert H. ADgcn In the 3h year Of hst age A.
m, 6nsr.l .l tale Friday sts o'clock NJ
s.ssses No between Hillary sad ,s
T s,ss aud fends family respectfully a''a 70 a"ona
os "wednesday snernoon Oct i ienv Douglas D''
TO-, .on Of IYulsm and K Barbour aged 10 yeas H.
Paser,I Irou No II Wss Thirty second a. 90 r,.asJ
rs.uys, ssd 6esds srs rsspscttpk uTlea shsst
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Gas Fixtures.

NEW DESIGNS IN GLASS BRONZE. AND oRMoLU.
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN MANUFACTURE
ALSO:
FRENCH CHINA GLASSWARE BROSZBs CLOCKS. SILVER
WARE FINE PLATED WARE. CUTLERY and FANCY GOODS.
EV. HAUGHWOUT g. Co.,
Nos ass, 400 and 4O2 Broadway. corner Broomsa.
Fine Gold Ear-Rings aud Pins-Ssw styles just received
For sale by GEORGE ALLEN No. <3 Broadway ons door beo"
CansLst
Fine Gold Sleeve buttons and Stnds-New styles Just
received Por sale b. ALLEN No. as Broadway oOs
door below Caualst
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A CoIoRED NATIONAL CONTENTION.

TO he CoLored Men Of The United States.
BRETHREN: On the 4th and 9Th Of August. 1868, a
Convention of Delegates from tho Border States
was held at Baltimore, Nd To that Convention,
delegates from other States were invited and
attended. The States thus represented were Della
ware, Maryland. Virginia, West Virginia, Tennessee
Missouri, New-York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania
After mature elaboration and wide correspondence
the members of the Border State Convention
voted unanimously 10 issue a call for Convention
Of the Coored Men Of the Nation. to be held in the
City of Washington, ID. C.. at IL o'clock m. on the
second Wednesday, 18th day, OF January, 1869. The
partial total exclusion Of colored citizens from the
exercise Of the elective franchise and other citizen
rights in many States of the Union,
especially demands. and ought TO receive the con-
tinued consideration of every colored man, and Of
the Congress of the nation. Surely the Fourteenth
Amendment of the United States Constitution, re-
Gently adopted, does not justify suOh exclusion.
Surely citizenship, as declared by that Amendment,
carries with IL the rights of citizens and the evident
duty of n lborty lo~ips e"a ivJsi o0nsrooo 10 ~
see that a republican form of government IS guar
anteed TO every State That is not guaranteed while
any State is permitted to withhold from citizens. on
account of color merely the rights Of citizens. What
over other subjects You may deem OF sufficient i'm
portance TO bring before the National Convention.
brethren this exclusion is the aabsorbng question
Of the present and must call forth earnest action,
by petition. by personal appeal by protest, and by
what votes have until justice be done The right
secured of voting irrespective of color, will neces
sarly restore to us other rights of which now
deprived We, therefore, cordially and respectfully
invite you, from the East, the West the North and
the South to meet in Washington. by Delegates on
the day specified to consult upon the issues at pres
ent affecting u.s. Justice to ourselves can be no in
justice to any.
BY order Of the Border State Convention"
VIM NEsBIr, President Altoona Penn.
GRo. e.. COLLINS, secretaries
Princeton, n. j..
Baltimore, Nd, October 1868.
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M1RRIEU.

xyy,cax & Cibbs,s Sewing Machine COMPANY ha,s -
ovi 10 thslr New store No 6S8 Broadway" corner {" o0n' "
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p,,,a Io.s of the Hair, which common nov sdIs
.a,si, nrsSsud BIZ the Of BuRSsrTs CocoAiss
% tm, upryaied As dressing for the hair snss sPpa'
viii render and glossy for several DAYS tut
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THE CAMPAIGN.

- ,-,.sa..f .....,,..... ULYSSES >. GIrAx
r. Y,,. Pr.,idfnt ........... SCHUYLER
NETWORK; ,.uorn
~ o.r,-,o, ..,,.......J0HN A. GropNUII
Tor Lseul. oovtrnOr. ONz0oHER BARLEY.
~, o,nal cOt,mi,sionsr. .ALEXAr pAoNCM.
To- Sat, Prison InspetOr. .. ii I'm ~ II YOUNG.
T. c7,rh Of <pp.a!s. ....... CAMP e
Union Republican NatsGssa,. Spsa IS PM A's,u.
49, Of The Con should be sd-
"a ~ NJ. Yek Ctr where all and embsrs Of hs Com
1900 The following List o. ,os Mass william CS,nds
uiiS,,s CSaln Chairman COmmtee-Wism
kssresry, Warrington q North BerninFon' -
C6p Boston hass 7. W. FsS,lpb; Horace HtSA ~" nIi
Kenbls a2s Greenst. pcoSp; B. Cover SeN%sI l..'
81 m stsrkvsathsr Norws western Executive CoionMes'
E.r,h Gdding Kasmsrs ~, Chicago, IL GYMS n A.sn'
HEADQUARTERS ChieaEo-J or.h, Southern kIeeutIs
Eneennss Ind h B. TsIoM e. SOuhsorh Ntn.Vf5ss 49,
Headquartos Atlantis, Ca. B. p Rice, Lao ~
John n. Caldwell LgItnhh .,daulrterS San fADe
P,eto Executive Committee De Iobg Virginia Sp N
Qorham San Francisco Ial N ~
aud CoIfax Boys in Blns. Z"
a., TbeO B. Gates, Chm III VOal N'' ~s.
1oI,ax Campaign Clsb.
c- p.sss,, saloon No 80 Third'''s ie''i's
s.bsd OiL 49,, ~. ru ..
AZ " us 80 Ipvomdtt0r ia 1865, ana e'@y "'"" WV
was 70 tas as.SirV Should pOts for Grant o. %
s0s" ~" PHILIP II. SHERIDAN, MaJO1"o"' - . -
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spttiuI Hotties.
Dr. srlleuctl.

Dr. H. sCHBNCK Of Philadelphia has large and connections sui"
ofRoon No Bond New,iort where he will be- PrOie'''os
ally on TUESDAY o. om NJ to ap n Ever, person CON
plsaLg Consumption disease leading 10 H. n'e' "a"
him lie gives advice free but for thorough ersnioso' win D"
Te5promee tie charge Is -
Dr. SCHENCK explain patients correctly the stag oe"
and medicines nsn bis PULmosc SYaUP
sEAwEFD TONIC aud MANDRAKE PILLS without tho use Of e
RepOmeieT BY he tell exactly bow far the lungs se eo'e
part also; rubercoous Pulmonary Bronchial of
Dyspep whether merely liberated throat and
ca,arrb from Liver Con plant
hsv. u any take them without
seeing him. but they hge b. aud well enough best to sec
All three OF bis medicines required lung
disease for impossible CONSUMPTION unless the stomach ans
kept perfect order To lungs besHg condition the
stomach lie cesnse ad appetite r good rich food created
az good blood before the M begin to hesi' then the
chs and night stop the epeeoaOn become free and
easy.
He keeps supply Medicines h Rooms which can be tsd at
altime.
Pnc. Ofe Puoac Strap and each 81 50 per bot
tie halfdor,n Mandrake Pills rs cents per box.
Sold by Druggists generally
The East India Telegraph Company. y
% coT}1y G' an sS i cobssns ii s % on q.
Asstc whose foreign commerce, amounts TO one ouad million.
M" Yoy WITH as Of share, q .. limited
offered 80 each payable go cash Sl3Sc'
ni rsy actr' Board Of Directors Instruct Us
uoy ;, 'itya'ca a. sny TIM ssD TaAr SoSS WILL IN
@,p, and fS ,InaSn aPp "a n,,t, No "a y,
Me.,Ia sooKsrAvEa, THaYER sLossoS No 10 w.n...
TMs SArroSAL BANK coMMoswEAlrET sswrori
DRgxBL Co.. Philadelphia.
J. L. BRowsBLL & Bro, sewYort
TAI G Fssr sa TIC Ti.' BANK %.bro
aEEo P1Ys P.sas q hs c sa Bi Hartford
f. osSsBFs saSaH:S %' Ins cc]p.a pr.sass
poSAHvE KELLEY Co, San Francisco a1s. Cal
And q the oBcs Of the Company
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tiny RANK oP ENGLAND.

THE BANK OP ENGLAND.
IoSnos De. Il-The weekly published this evening saor
Mai M, baon decreased 2S 900 sterling since Lass week
TuB VERY LATEST EUROPEAN MARKET REPORTS
U,yKE steady at III franes Tor tres ora
psir, on The spot and 1913 francs to arrive.
hSr.rsP Oct i5-Petroenm quiet and unchanged 80. -
P.s Oe l5Eyenng Bourse firm ReHs closed 69 We
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T.. C. COwDRN FOR ASSEMBLY.
kKw-YoRK, September Is, 1868.

ELIOT c. COwDIS, esq.-Der Sir: We deem
IL important at this time, that the City OF New York
should represented In tho Assembly by gentlemen VINO
will appreciate the true interests of the city and who pos
sess character aud ability protect and advance these
interests We know that you Will have the personal car
aceristics which are needed, while you reside In DIS
trict constituted that with proper effort, you can
surely he elected Under these circumstances we ask you
to the sacrifice which such course would involve
Assembly In tho XIth Assembly District III your reply
Is favorable one we shall endeayor TO procure you tno
active support OF all good citizens In the District As We
feel that you would IL elected be representative OF the
whole city join In this request though some o. us no
X Ruggles Moses Taylor, Horace Greeley NJ II Urin'
nell Henry h. Davies VIM Laimhcer, John y, Porter,
n T. Appieton George l.. Putnam Isaac II. Bailey. 10
Grand B Cannon, Thomas ~ Dale, Oliver H. Wood, X N
Hsyeus. George Wilkes, H. " Buller john J~' AIV"a
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pFp1rRLlCAN MEETINGS.

REPUBLICAN UNION STATE G0MNdII TIE. yo.t
,y.,dnt,arters Room TO- Fiftt-are. Hotel, ASc lorR.
Hedgqss",' ~ See HAMILTON HARRIS ChairpsH
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f1fT- NII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-16

RoUsING REPUBLICAN MEETING IN ALBANY.
ALBANY, Oct ia large and enthusiastic
audience assembled this In Tweddc Hall and In
the avenues leading thereto. The meeting was called to
order by Charles p. Easton. who after complimentary
Introductory remarks, nominated Gen. John Meredith
Read tr, as President, with long list OF VicePres-
dents and Secretaries Cen Read, ON taking theehoor
delivered address, tn which he said that the Re
nubicaus had assembled TO rejoice together over the
ecen electops that they there To thank God that
tbe glorious spirit OF the Union had once more van
nnsbed and Reputation They there also
TO declare that this no mere party triumph Dnt tha
was an uprising people at large They were there To
weJcome TO their councils all the gallant defenders OF the
Government whether they belonged to the one party or
In the other They there 10 declare that In such
contest War Democrats and Republicans must stand
honder TO shoulder and cast their ballots as they dd
their bullets against common foe. song was then
sung In admirable style by Kibbes Glee Club and Gen.
Read introduced the Hon. VIM Dorsheimer OF Buffalo,
who delivered OF the most effective thrilling, and ell
oauen speeches OF the campaign being constantly inter
rupted by vociferous applause lie was followed by that
Gallant War Democrat, Col Hale Kingsley Of Newfork,
who reviewed the political platform OF the two parties,
and closed with appeal for tho election OF Gen. Grant
aud reign OF peace which awakened tho continued
enthusiasm OF his audience.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-28

The Registry Law passed by the
last legislature for the protection of
the ballot box against illegal voting
and which has been published In the
GAZETTE heretofore should be re-
membered and strictly carried.out.
1t proscribes that the Township
clerks and trusteees shall meet on the
first Monday in Sept. which occurs
on the eth, and from the poll books
of the previous election and the asses
sors list, make a list of the qualified
voters of their respective townships.
They also add names of persons re-
siding in the township whom they
believe to be entitled to vote. ".. g..
After the list is completed it is the
duty of the clerk to put q certified
copy of the register in conspicuous
place. This list is accessible to every
one and every voter should see that
his name is on the list before the day
OF election 81.
Every man whose name is not
properly registered will not be al
lowed to vote.
Let the matter be attended to with
out fail in all parts of the County, 3
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