The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-06

The Governor elect will be sercnsded tonight.
under the auspices or the Empire Club.
The complexion OF the state Assembly cannot he
iully determined or some days yet. A number OF
certificates or eection counted upon az certain for
particular parties may be bestowed upon Others for
good and sufficient reasons
some fuss Ia being made about secret circular
'ssued py the democratic managers with view to
innuence by Unfair means the final result in this
e'a'e All nonsense. 1t il folly to ascrDe that
uesee OF enterprise TO those who have managed the
a'e PRESIDENTIAL canvass for the democracy In this
State.
"o proposed TO gather together all tie naGs can
Sa' puh'ihS' timber, scantling and whatever else
" .ne paraphcrnalia OF the late campaign that re-
An"'ils anu u'spose OF them for the benefit OF tho
poor III 'he aihefent wards the coming winter.
refer Conger trep.l has been elected to the state
Assembly rom the First Albany district being re-.
publican gain.
Iowa and Minnesota having declared in favor Of
negro suffrage, after having repeatedly repudiated
the same. IT Is supposed that Connecticut VIII fol-
low suit as soon a. she can get opportunity, In
order to preserve a standard OF consistency with
her newly found political friends
The vote in General Buffers district stood-But,er
Il, ll3; Dana, 1927; Lord democrap, 1866. Butlers
plurality over Dana. 11,2s0. Where Generals
Fitzpatrick and Hawleyf Echo answers-Whars
The Boston Post advertses for sale Eight roosters
good as new. never having crowed but once sam
pie" Here is Inserted the cut Of lusty Growing
rooser)
The Hartford democratic and republican clubs
fraternzed the night of the election with the CRY
OF "Let III have peace.n In procession the demo-
Gratis were given the post OF honor. Who says the
country Is going to the ancient HenryS
New Yankee Notion for the Campaign Of
1S72-The HIassa chMsctt. Agirat0rs Already
In sLe Field.
BosroN, Nov. ), 1888.
The turmOils aud excilements or the Presidential
contest hardly before the radicals and re-
formers OF New England are ut work upon q new
hobby. What they propose to do is to inaugu-
rate new political party the OF which
shall he total abstinence, and Wendell Phillips and
a host of other Massachusetts philosophers al
ready engaged In maturing their plans. They win, Of
course, make their first In this State and hav-
ing a majority OF sympathizers in the newly
repeal of the lately enacted License law
and the passage and rigid enforcement OF stringent
prOhblt0ry law. In thus measure they Will, u
course, be successful. and the antf-rum war OF two
years ago Will he reOpened and the prOhibitonistS
will undoubtedly triumph. Relying upon success In
this temperance movement here, they will attempts
by organization to bring about a similar law 10
other States, and thus gradually pave the way for
Wendell Phillips for President and national pro
hibOry law IN 1872. Such anticipatOns OF national
reform ut this early day wear the complexion OF
humbug; but the agitators In the movement ara
earnest and enthusiastic, and In few days they pro-
pose to start newspaper to disseminate and adyo-
cute their measures.