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New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
THE SHAYrlEs NEAR CENTRAL PARK.

The Fifth Avenue enjoys, far and wide, prestige
for elegance fashion and general refinement Stran-
oers visiting New-YOrk bend their steps thlther
without loss of time and. in Summer, especially
they never fail 10 be favoraby impressed by the long
lines of brown. stone mansions stretching away as
far as the eye can reach. until the bright green OF
the trees by which they shaded, becomes merged
IN the dim blue Of the distance. 1t is by this route
shat strangers usually make Their way 10 CehlIaI
Park which NAV be looked on az the terminus OF the
avenue 40 far as the city is concerned Arrived at
the abOdes OF wealth ana fashion begn
u show sparsey, aud at intervals. on te IlRht manu-
aud on the left Presently tine great powders ana
sOpng ridges of the Park come INTO view, strange
architectural contrast presents itself 10 tho gaze OF
the observer All along the southern beundary OF
the Park and stretching away to the East RIVER on
one hand, and the Hudson on the Other, lies dlb
lct of bare gray rocks perched upon the sumnits OF
winch, or nesting down IN the numerous honoMs
are wooden shanties of every conceivable shape ana
SIZE so thicky grouped are these along fl1ty-nihlh
st.. Immediately facing the Park; and upon space
extending laterally from Fifth-aye. 10 Ninth that
they form aclosely-packed village III which, on a
closer inspection are TO be found many people anu
tDings very much al variance WIN the lmucuid'0
vicinity OF great cItys most iashi9naPle quar-. t o
estate Of a person decreased, during whose IIlc
time the "squatterT by whom the rocks are now oc-
cupied obtained fOothOld here. Hitherto there has
been no serious effort made 10 dispOssess them
though their election has been talked or from tine
70 time for several years past III tlsstated that they
pf0ptiate the landowners by certain pTOHereu, anu
accepted tthes Of poultry pigs, and other such pro-
duce ~ they have found means to raise. Certainly
The settlement Is not decreasing III population
HOrdes Of children OF all sizes 10 be seen basking
and tumbling among the rocks, and 1t may be OBJ
served that 20 keep with the increase 0f the IN
habitants, curious enlaTRements OF eXcrescences,
have grown out upon many Of the shantIes, pr0duc-
lng. in some cases. picturesque effects OF broken
lines and varied light and shade.
The little colony Of Bohemians inhabiting these
dwellings, is, may be- supposed. OF very mixed
and heterogeneous character. During the daytime
many of the adult inhabitants absent, some Of
them roaming through the city rag pckers others
engaged caiting junk, negotiating for s0ap-iat,
ehahering for any Old hats" niendinR umbrellas.
and in the various occupations followed 10y the desul
tory ndustTials who come among us from foreign
lands Several of them keep hOrses-a feature which
syes somewhat the character Of giosey snnamn
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
LCIXII..

In the case of Charles NJ. Brien, bankrupt
Judge Blatchford decided that on an application un
supported by oath Register may, IN his dscretloh'
order bankrupt before him for examination
The La Fargo mandamus was settled by the
Inspectors placing his on the registry "A SUIT OK
lohp r. Inderhil against the Merchants Exchange Ma
ona Bank before Judge Jones OF the Superior Court,
turned the question whether the deicndants had
given "A package OF 900 OF notes for OF 5000 or
whether they had delivered package OF sOo ana Zoo
had been subsequently lost from IT, The Court heu tnas
tile Bank must establish that IL had paid the 5000 Inc
cashier testified that he had made up the package from
tabs" attached to small packages counted by MS ossis
tan and that the amount In the package was correctly
stated ia his "tab" ATTACHED 10 it, The plann gave
that had been taken through three or Iour
hands but without breaking the package 10 the Marine
Bank and that there the deficiency discovered The
defendants imputed no fraud hut merely an accidental
loss in the Marine Bank on ito way there Inc jury
found for the defendant.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
ELECTION ORDER.
Superintendent Kennedy has issued the fol-
loving order:

lowing ORDER
General orr No NH force daring the approaching election
yn are ,oairrd 4, govern you aud your command ~ eonoV
- The sialute provides that 70 ne duty "i the meoPosh
ir oe al all Of the day aud night within the h-ttopoan
~ rt aud he members thereof accordingly HEREBY thro
especially preserve the public peace prevent ofe
t .rr. Offenders" And the statute hr'hef proFHes tnN
M members police force shall have power ana An'lor
immediately arrest hout warrant and to take into egdy Auy yer
shall commit attempt 70 commit IN ihe presence
aber within his view breach OF the peace or Shsn
,,,v probbtsd by Of the Legislature Tie Revised otAI'
NE, nrobb fraudulent voting And for the crime po'lie eI
,npaiy plnshmeuts rating the oheae rom mlslsnrao, 70
~ refre instruct members OF command 70 use 1
% for tho discovery OF offender against the hscuon " 500
and o person who vote OF sttemp 70 70" e'
% Anl in arrested b virtue OF the war
r, of Board Of Inspectors Of Election they shsl DO hed AZ he s
- . mill sher the Of the Votes shall be com
~ .. provided the statute The msnoer' Of the force have DO
& m more important the protection OF tue bsoooK
, f s yoencs and they especially uTgel 10 nAn' anu
yo exercise their duIv IN the premises Let every person "ho
.. registered bo carefully looked Ahe and ever one
sbo NAV IN any alseDp steal avoss be properly taken
Of
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
THE KANSAS AND NEw-MEXIco INDIANS.
Gen. Sheridan telegraphed on Thursday, from
.ort Hayes. Kansas. as follows

Fort Hayes. Kansas as follows:
Gen Carr with companies OF the ruin ma .hs"tt9 M
I'D Forsvth's scouts under Lieut. PepOOn struck the
Indians on shutness Creek south Of Beaver on the o
mas and killed ten Indians, hve p0nles ana cap'u ~ -
hrse nones The next day lie followed the lndlais VINO
dIsnnfed Ills advance protect their lodges ana stoce
The Indians arc burning the prairieb 10 lnc %
ROT moi stoppng the advance OF the troops lhey
frced the indians 10 abandon their robes ana camp ana
lodge equipage capturing and klling ~ PonGs, ~, h
same section and think before this has Jclhed Gen
Carr.
dispatch from Santa 70 says ,., -,
An nimportart Indian expedition IL being oreanzed IN
this Territory which viii soon start nom or
on lie Canadian River operate against the Indians
Wb0 have bcen committing depIedatiOns IN Kansas ana
coneists Of sx companies OF the 3d Cavalry one or Two
coupanes Of the 2d Infantry together with between lO
ana 800 Utes and Apache Indians under the command "i
Col EvAns OF the I'd Cavalry,
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
Otal

KIM District is made up o. Orange nrd sullivan
couDties Gen. Charles II. Van Wyek has btoh reuom'
mated by the Republican, lis record Is oi tne UrE"'s
and hest He entered the Colonel % TIE iolh
\ y Vouuteer. and was breyoed BrigGdiorGeuer Tor
distinetusEed service lie seryrd 10 The NAANlth'
xXXyIIth and XLth Congress, and rendered important
service last Winter the exposure OF The Oeiyspnis
lottery scheme the passage OF the b for the p"eco
q, citizens abroad and other measures. George W.
Greene his opponent supscrbos to the re'oHUoAi| Io
eramne of Blair, and Is bitter 'olpefn'"" ~. VIZ
, cot, IN 1s6c for Congress and Isc7 for SECRETARY Of
state was as follows
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
Toiil,.......".....27 isl To.al'..".""
M. ad aI. iR. Bal eth -lh e.h bal Total.

N, 3D. d. ltL. 3h Gth. 7th. 6.a. Oh Total.
E;..yeil...::.G2 S;'slt1a...:..2 9 3 ! ss--sii
B's- P1y-Pu out by N. l. Flsuy Pahor Auin l. assisted
By ssaadei l. Kelly Psbg5e EaT Bridal By zeislq 8
BROOKLYN 6 Fou Bound Caehes-SeW York T.
Brookyna iou. BaNes iorS times Brooklyn times
mp-Mr Wd o. the Mutual Csb Of HeS York Time Of game,
hours - d nutes
To-day the Actves and Mutuals play at the
Union grounds
The Atantics are desrOus of playing the
Muuals game the proceeds 10 be gwen to char
liable object.
The Athletics do not know what to do. A
homc-and home game with the Mutuals, even n they
were successful would avail them nothing, while 4 they
lost 10 would end al chance o their winning the cham
pionship Unless they do play the home and home they
cannot ask for "a series.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
CONGRESS NOMINATIONS.

First DtSfrict-The counties of Queens Rich
mond, and Suffolk comprise this District Col Alfred ~
Wood tho Republican candidate. captured ut the
first battle OF Bull Run and sentenced to death by Jc
Davis. lie has served one term Mayor Of Brooklyn
He was Collector OF Internal Revenue OF the Second
Brooklyn District Henry A. Reeves and Dwight Town
SEND are running against him the Democratic side
Reeves was In Fort Lafayette for his dsl0yay Town
send not so Objectionable, although no is renegade
Republican The following the vote In this District
in 1866 compared with the Secretary OF
ast
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
Gree'vy, Fox, Mexican, Nelson.
Rep. Dem. Rep. Dem.
S1i3 1908 2f53 l5zy1


VM Disiret-In this District. which Is composed OF
the 7th 10TH 18th and14th Wards or this city, James Ne
Cartin Is the Republican candidate for Congrcss John
Morrissey present representative, Cen Nelson Tay
lor and George Francis Train the candidates OF The
Democracy McCartin was nominated by the cOnserva-
tive Republicans John Morrssoy attended more closely
than any other Democratic representative TO his duties
in Washington last Winter Taylor IN Congress be-
FORE and was defeated by M0rrlssoy two years ngo.
George Francis Train ia n Irish jail. The following
Was the tins District IN lsC6 compared With the
vote for Secretary of state IN 1867:
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31

o bs town We we're informed last nigh, sadeas ns was dis
ment of seymour Knigh ana brOo"t sred their services
PSssS to ei e Ie 1, a. rs5 ,ees Ssp r
in securing this result me heeogots g,,tss noiiee Tao
qea 10 sss a. "G "begyed without remOntrance ThS S NE
cbment also arrested four negroes, & Who were
sd ~ their homes At o'clock the TOM T1 of tic
soo,Iy nuiet and all apprehension OF q icHo""' "
iitst,yloiis had passcd away"
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31

yxvyTHh Dis'riet-Monroe and Orleans Counties Gun
prise this District The Hon. Noah Davis Jr' Is 'nO ~
publican candidate, and James McConviile INC Do"'D
cratic nominee The former is one OF the aDes' ii'" -
the state He has been the bench for many year, "
an eminent urst, and win be strong man III
His election is certain Tho following taDi' s"o" -
vote tr Congress. in 1866 and for Secretary OF state IN
tcl-.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
V. Brunt, Barnes. Hughes Mexican, he'''
Rep Dem. lud Rep. Den
Brooklyn (partl and

Brooklyn (part) and o 60 oo-
towns Of Kings Co 1895 1854 3'i..-.ie1o io'1'
IIId Disrict-Wards l. Q ,, T. s. T. II, l3. 10 ana ~
Brooklyn are embraced in this District Samuel Booth
exMayor is the Republican candidate FOR Congress lie
is an excellent citizen respected and honored by all par
ties IL. W. Slocum. his opponent isa renegade Ke
publican, and carpet bagger' from Syracuse. lie
fought in the late and Is defeated Democratic can
didate for Secretary OF State The following was the DIS
rc vote in 1866 as compared with the vote for Secretary
OF State last Fall:
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
Total...........93C2

Second District Wards G. g. g. 10. II, a. &C. H. and is of
Brooklyn and the towns in Kings County compose this
district Henry g. Bellows IS the Republican candidate
for Congress and j. @. Schumacher tho Democratic Bel
lows taught school several years in NewJersey and New
York, and WAS recently appointed Assistant District
Attorney of the Health Board in Kings County. He Is
young man Of fine talents, good Republican ana VIII
mako a faithful representative If elected s'humaker ls
lawyer. The following is the vote oi tho District III
1865 as compared with the vote for Secretary of state In
1867 sos
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
15ll6 l2A2...liO97

YEVh DisfricL-Chenango, Delaware aud Otseg0
Counties compose this District Charles Knapp Is the
Republican nominee Congress, and Frank Gilbert The
Democratic candidate Mr. Knapp was Republican
wAcn To be one was reproach leading banker Of IN
dependent fortune of rare purity Of character and OF
excellent ability he merits every Republican vote III the
District. Gilbert is young lawyer lie was In the 40
scmby I'm 1868 and 1884, and Peace Democrat then
10 wants war now. The 1906 vote for Congress aud tho
1867 vote for Secretary Of state the District fol
lOAs:
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
C.moa. BROOKS. Mra,a4 Nrho1.
L.u. Dem h,I JON.


New York CITY Garu u......s.2lo la.s6... 5.r5 lo'7
The IXh District is made mp Of the 2ih. 10TH nnd -4d
Wards together with BackwelPs, laudalls ana "'iu
Ilauds Francis A. Thomas the Republican CO rdidate
and robu SAVAGE and Fernando wood the Democratic
nominees Mr savage is vel known literary man. an
eminent Irish patriot. WaI - mocFat and tc author "i
several inspiring lyrics lie and Wood are the Oily
candidates now running the district Oh the Democratic
ticket The ncs OF TIE TEIBuSE contain the dark story
Of his wickedncss. Wood does not improve morally or
politically as be grows odor. The following table shows
e vote OF the District ia lseG Congress candidate,
and IN 1867 for Secretary OF state:
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31

YIN District Columbia and Duchess Counties 'oIsn
tute this District Gen. John II kcchnm Lac received
the nomination for Congress, for tho tiTd hme' ~ e
District lie was q brave soldier, has az nhoicmisied
character and perhaps the most popular man ih INC
NewYork delegation In Washington =. H. "h'A'oh
,t noocratic oppouent In the District the vote for
IN 1sce and Secretary OF state IN 1861
Vag follows.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
Total -........l .lJiiy bllO...-..l4flJ

XrfTIn District This district consists OF Fulton
Hamilton. Montgomery, Saratoga, and Schenectady
Counties and ia strongly Republican Mr. Marvin inc
present representative has been IN the XAXVlllh ana
XXXIXth Congresses. The Hon. Stephen Sanford the
Republican rominoe, successful business man ana an
ardent Republican John ii. White, his opponent Is
lawyer and 80 acceptable TO the Democrats to be called
t,uch and upaltering" by them In the Congress
vote ana IN 1861 the vote Secretary OF State was as
f,I
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31

YvttJ Disfrtc' Madison and O-wcgo Counties
constitute this District John C. Churchill has been re-
nominated by the Republicans. He is a Jealous RepuDh-
can and voted for the report in favor OF the mpeach-
et II the President u January, 1867 Charles sebons'
f is the Democratic nominee. In the District III 1866 the
ot, r Congressman and ~ 1867 the vote for Secretary
of state was as follows:
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
Cspp Humphrey. Acgeon. Nelson.
County Rep Dem Reo Dem
Erie Icc86 J24OQ 1tTTl 1Qs20

4A1I.l Observation-Disclosures and Chautaqua Counties
are embodied In this District. The Hon. Peter sheldon
the Republican nominee, is good lawyer, a mem
Der OF the last Constitutional Convention OF Illinois and
is in every way worthy the full Republican James
s. Beggs, Democratic candidate, IL. in the words of
Democratic paper, " firm his advocacy OF constitu-
tonal principles" which, coming from such u source,
means that he believes in the Brodhead letter and
rato Seymour The following ia the vote this District
in 1906 compared with tho vote for Secretary Of State
Fall;
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31

Xym District. -Hcrkmer jefferson, and Lewis
Counties compose TINS D,trct. A. H. Iahin the present
representative has the fret time got the nomination.
which is equivalent TO election. His services to tie
country a. Chairman Of the Printing Committee, have
been very great and be 10 OF the stanehest EepuDh
cans n Congress Hon Andrew Cornwall, the Democrn-
m nominee wa, chosen 10 the Legislature last year. In
re District the sCG vote FOR Congressman and the 1861
vote ION Secretary oi state shown in the following
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31

ran ag ainst Pruyn in 1906 he carried Albany county
by about 300 majority lie very popular. GOOD busi
ness man. and will give L. Mayhew his opponent con-
siderable trouble Mr. Mayhem il considered tho apest
man IN The Democratic party in schoharie County ana
oi S"on social standing The 1896 vote for ConsreSsmem
ana the 1867 vote for Secretary OF state follows:
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
THE NEW- TORK TRIBUNE as IN ADVER-
Using MEDIUM.

The total circulation of The TRIBUNE is now
sot ooO comics. and is divided as follows. The
list is as nearly exact as possible III view Oh
the fact that large proportion OF our euitiohS
is disposed of through news-deaiers' ana We
are obliged to rely, in part upon Their state
,,onts as to where their sales are distributed
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
Chiuenden. Robinson. MeNeon. \ s"n
Rep. Dem. Rcn. Den.
~ lOSDJ IgE3t 1929 l1t3l

DTUOkIIH WHTU. tIUoOJ I4Jf b1-I I-'lI
Iyh District. This consists ot Wards Nos. !. 2, g.
is. G, and Of the City OF New-York and Governors
Island Charles " Lews is the Republican candidate
for Congress- John Fox the Democratic The record ot
tho former is good he is considered honest man. Fox
was an Alderman, Supervisor, young TammWy Hall
politician and present represents the district in Con-
gress The following the the district in 1866
as compared with the for Secretary OF State lo6
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31

yXVh District Ih.s district consists OF LNlhH"toh'
orts-io ami Yatcs Counties. VIM II. Kelsey has been
.I,,.,,,ted lv tbc EcpubAcaus He served In the
WYNN and XXNVth Congresses. Mr.. Kelsey Is
faithful and efficient representative, and astrong Repub
rrou. COZ. l. H. Faulkner Is the Democratic hohihsc
In Ia fc vote FOR and IN 1867 Tue vote of
secretary OF state, was ~ follows;
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31

Total .l 10, .tl
1899

WYNN Drsriet-AneghAny, Chemung and stenpoh
Cotctcs constitute tins district Hamilton Ward mas re-
ceiy,d the Republican domination for the third 'iie
One Of the most incorporating and fearless hepupn'
cans Le is,popuar in Congress and IN his district ana ms
reflection is certain. C. C. Gardiner has bcen nominated
by tie Democrats Gardiner lisa renegade kepuphoan'
who rot his position Of Assessor Of Elmra last year py MS
y,',,c.p nro,c,siops The following table shows tho
ic IN IG Tor congressman and IN 1861 for Secretary OF
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
Statrhr,rsrr 1lsni-r. MrEsan At.ssi
Hon Usn Msr lfr
a. s..n fr.r lrHr Fa.N

-. !. '4ls 'Nhibt. ''t' A'''''
VIM DisricL-WaTds IS. 90 aad 81 ~ Ncw-ioTA com
prise this District. The Republicans have nominated
VIM LaImbecr cy--.atc Senator vino is worthy o. every
Union vote James BfooG-, the present representative
il the Democratic candidate Nj Brooks i- editor ~ Ihs
Errcss newspaper Thad stevens used TO LAY of roohs
antinegro speeches. Hallway liked that speech They
all one melancholy burden bore" The vote Boz ihc DIE
trct for Congress 1866 and for SECRETARY Of state ia
1867 was as follows ~
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
Total .1A6l s,

XNIIId DisfricL-Ths District consists OF cortland
mud Ouondaga Counties. Dennis Mccarthy mas Oeeh
nominated by the Republicans His Congress record Is
,a and speech Of his ON the finances attracted con-
siderable attention last Winter. VIM Porter of Jordan
il, hs opponent ou the Democratic ticket III 1865 inc
Congress- vote aud IA 1867 the vote or secretary of State
20
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31

WYNN District Cayuga, Seneca, aud Wayne. Judge
Geo W CowIcs Is the Republican candidate Mr.. Pom
eroy represents district at present AFTER TWO days
sitting aud 40 bahots. the nomination was made Mf'
Cowles is an able lawyer. hm Republican, ana Is very
uouu,ar Enore =. Ross, the Democratic candidate ~
rho a1inr democrat o the district but he has no chance
- ,Iuu The 20 vote for Congress. ana the 6l NOte
fr Lt,r,ury OF Stale are shown u tie following table,
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
r. o. Taror. Moraucy. Mckeaa. Ns.s'
hep. Ind peia. Dem. Req. j.
2lJ3 CgUB gi6l. .....z.U5 VI

" Y City (part)...2lj3 6503 gl0l ....2.O5 91Oj
TIm Bsrict-The 9TH 18th and 10th Wards Of this city
comprise the With District George Starr IS tho Eepub..
can candidate and s. Cox beticr known as Sunset %
carries tho Democratic banner. Starr old resident
OF the 9th ward and prominent and esteemed citizen
Cox Is brilliant little "carpetbagger" from Ohio. liz
served four terms Congress. and nominated last
Winter for Minister TO Austria, but rejected hy the
Senate II elected. Dee will DO The leader 81 the Demo
cratic party u tl- 1use The following was the vote
Of the District for Congressman and u lst1 for
Secretary OF state:
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
spearer. sictclsoa. s.raau. M.hsoa. Nes'r.
Ls1. la Dem. Cor Ls De-

" Y. city part .G,"5 III "i-.-..tfi3 l''f't
ScrenM Dsfriet-rhe nth and 18th wards constitute
this District Joseph Pucuey is the Republican Con
gress candidate aud Harvey CalAins The Demoerai.c.
Gen. Pinckney has good record. and hA' hIcd many
public Offices with credit himself and advantage to hl-
country The vote IN The District ior Congress caud
dates and for hecei4y Of state la 1867 was 80
f.II,
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31

4&&h Dstrict-This District consists OF Eric county
The Republicans have put in nomination David g. Ben
nett and the Democrats Isaac A. Verpanck MI Ben
nett Is prominent man. of excellent character and good
standing. In this District vote for Congressman
and 1867 vote for Secretary OF State follows:
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31

VXVIh District BToome, Schuyler. Ti0ga' ana IomP
kus Counties comprise this District The candidates are
Giles W Hotchkiss, Republican, and ALVIN De'ere"uA'
uemocrat Mr. IIotehkss. lawyer, was In the
yYXyIIfth Congress He ia certain fO he elected Iho
tooVng table SHOWS the vote OF the Ustlct Ill 1910 ior
InnrrrsA and ia 1861 for secretary OF State:
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31

ties compose this the Republican banner District OF the
state Wm. A. Wheeler the Republican nominee, pre-
sided over the Constitutional Convention. He possesses
rare ability has been IN both branches OF the Legislature
and vas in Congress 1900 VIM H. Wallace Is the Dem
ocac candidate Fae 1865 vote for Congressman and the
1861 vote for state Secretary was as follows:
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31

Total

YrJyn Djstrict-This district includes Genesee, Nj
agara and Wyoming Counties John Fisher IA the Re
publican nominee for Congress- and James Jackson the
Democratic Mr. Fishers election is beyond all question:
Jackson is said to be the most popular man 'ne Deno
Gratis could have nominated. The 1886 vote Tor
man. and the 1867 vote for Secretary OF state Is shown III
tho following table
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31

Tenth Disfrict-Putnam Rockland, aud we.tchcster
COMMITTEES comprise this district. David O. Bradley. tho
Republican nominee FOR Congress, Is prominent ana mp
right merchant and gentleman OF Intelligence ana
ability Carkson n. Potter Is out ando out Blair man.
,rpd a believer IN the doctrine OF the Brodhead letter.
The vote Of the dstrct &c for Congress aud IL ~ for
Secretary Of State, was as follows:
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31

AZ" D'srlct-The counties OF Rensselaer, aud wash
hg'on comprise this District. 1t is at present repre-
seuted by the Hon John A. Grswod who leads the state
ucheI A. H. Tanner ia the Republican candidate aud
jason - osgood the Democratic In the vote for
stood
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31

1XIaf Disii1oL-The boundaries OF Oneida County
are the bouudarlcs this District Alexander H. Bailey,
the present representative has been rcnOmiuatcd BY the
I,publicans. j. Thomas spugss - Utica is the Demo
cratic candidate 1he isce vote for Congrossnen. aud the
lso. vote for Secretary of state was As foows:
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
mt, a,l 10AO lLn3 n,1C

TOthI. tI.i'JU '"'''V 8E''
YIIIh District consists % Greene ana '''''
Counties Tho Republicans have rohominhleu lNon"'
Corpeu and the Democratic running John n 6ris-
void exJudee Of Greene County IN lsto the vote for
Congressman and IN 1867 the vote for Secretary OF State
.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31

I0th., ,......-...--.. .l5.6S9 10,3I3 1880 i9sS9
AFhh DSir1et-in this district, composed OF Clinton
Essex and Warren Counties Orange Ferrss has been re
nominated by the RepublcansHR. W. Livingston Ia tho
Democratic candidate The 1866 vote for Congress- and
the 1861 vote for Secretary OF State, was as follows