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New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY NOVEMBER 2. 1863

to DO achieved and TO the solid benefits 10 accrue the
event or the election Of Hoffman, than to the cheap
posuaton Oh the papers In the interest Of the Ring IL
VIII be great consolation to the Tammany patriots,
@o@1 Grdnt be elected TO kBot0 that TdmmGny Is also
eected New-York with Its autocrato government, with
s auocratc power the Executive. the Legislature
ana tho Judicary-New York concentrated in Tamnany
can console great many patriots The building OF the
COurtHOuso and the bridge across the Harlem River,
t'co ne scdles nice patriotic Jobs. Then IN pros
peet is he Broadoay Railroad True these things wthin
Jeo years haze raised the annual tdxes from eight nH
lions to tcenty millions. Add the management Of he
net0 Capitol at albany his array Of Hoffman benefits
e control Of the State canals and finances, tie police and
COOn Caer, and somebody has enough 10 DC hdkH Jor
certainly
District-Attorney Morris Of Brooklyn, leading
Democrat, denounced this same Ring in the Demo
cratic State Convention, in the following style:
"The Ring" he said, must have all, and all must
bend TO that Ring Give them trhat they are seek
ing vz control Of politics in the State and they
will not be satisfied. They will demand to control the
Federal patronage should HoratO Seymour be elected
Let them once secure that and the unfinished Court
House and Ike Jobs of theirs iCH SINK into nsgnifcdcs
cheh c0mDared ,cih ghat they cW undertake ia TIE
line We know them well, and tell you that there is
end 10 their seshness. which asks all when it cannot
demand. but demands all whenever IL has the power TO
insist When we camo to Albany what did findi
We found ererV Obbys ichetter Democrat Republican,
employed tc0rkiig for them and their candidate Much
he respected John r. Hoffman, he felt that the
bnatOn referred to ought TO be permitted toll
Grated"
FellOwcitzenS the candidate of this Ring is John
T. Hoffman. Can any honest man vote for himY
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02

Republicans of the lid Congress District
lheart of Brool,lyn), you are hOnOred by hav-
ing ex- Mayor SAMUEL BOoTH as your candi-
date for Representative. He is not merely
worthy and qualified, but universally known to
be SO. When such a man consents to run in the
face of a heavy majority in the district at re-
cent elections, you ought not to be satisfied
With merely voting for him-yOu ought to give
the full day of election to making his vote as
large as possible. His competitor is a stranger
IN the districts Mayor Booth is widely and fa-
gorably known. Take hold all together, and
resolve that he shall be elected ii work will
10 m
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02

Certain Democratic journals have asserted
at Gov Fenton has pardoned criminals in
.,rder 70 secure their votes in the ensuing Elec-
con. The charge is absolutely false. Gov
Feuton has pardoned exactly ttcO persons, upon
,eses submitted for his action during the last
month-probably fewerthan any Governor of our
stafe had pardoned in any preceding month
sor the last ten years He has in several in
stances refused to consider cases of application
FOR pardon till after election. In a few in
stances. he has restored persons to political
-ishts who long ago served out their terms In
n,.on and have behaved as good citizens since;
art in no case did he know anything of the
politics of the person restored, and it is prob
sble that most of them vote the Democratic
lcket.
Compare this with the general Jail delivery
hersbouts by police magistrates and other local
authorities, and judge which is more COM
rrcDdable.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02

The publishing house of Ticknor e. Fields
which has won SO honorable name In Its relations with
American literature dissolved by the retiring OF Mr. H.
NJ Tcknor who upon the death OF his father tho founder
Of the frm succeeded TO his place in the establishment
announced that the business VIII be cohthued uhder
tho name Of Fields Osgood Co.. tho new house consist
ing of James r. Fieds James X. Osg0od, and John g.
Clark The head OF the 1irm os is well known, 10 him.
self man OF distinguished literary accomplishments,
who the junior partners who have long held responsible
places In the business will help TO maintain the repnta-
tion which II has gained by long years Of intelligent and
hfu1
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
THE hon. JOHN \. GRIsWOLD.


PLEASANT CORRESPONDENCE BETWKEN NIX "i'l9-
wOLD AND HIS EMPLOYEES
HUDSON, Nov. 1.-The undersigned employes
OF the Columbia Company Iron Works NJ Hudson n -
without respect to party and political proierencc' desire
10 unite In expressing their esteem for the Hon Joh -
Grswold rs a gentleman every way worthy tho hsh
position 10 which no has been nominated by inc peopo
Of this state We regard him The true friend OF the
workingman aud popular representative OF the peo-
pies will II is our belief that with Nj Gr8Wod as the
Executive Of the Empire State We may confidently expect
that the industrial interests Of tho community VIII Do
faithfully projected and the general prosperity advanced
While reservng to ourselves tho right % exercise fee-
mans choice at tho baotboE q rsht which, We believe
Mr. Grswod has intericred with among MS work
men) we shall be pleased 70 see him elevated TO the pce
which he so well deserves and "a so we'll calculated 70 MI
OSCAR HUMPHREY, PATRICK SULLIVAN, PATRICK kASH,
THOMAS scAsLIS and th.rtynye others.
Troy, ~ Y, Oct 80, 1863
Mr. PATRICK SULLIVAN, PATRICK KANE and others.
GENTLEMEN: Please accept my grateful aoRno"iedg'
ment for your expressions Of interest a contained your
letter OF the goth inst assuring you Of my hearty recpo
cation OF your kindly expressed sentiments and trusting
that the Same pleasant relations may continue between
Us in the future. / am, very truly yours
john A. GLlsW0ID
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
TIE prIpIT on THE DUTIES OF THE HOUR.
~. D.. n II ErntLinohnm nreAChed yes

TIE PULPIT on THE DUTIES OF THE HOUR.
The Rev. O. b. rockingham preached yes
terday from the text "Wist ye not tnat iIsS IiSu D
o the election Of said that Few years ago to
Fathtrs business the abolition OF slavery ~ Is
,b. eouaty of races aud few years hence 10 Will be
the emancipation Of woman AT this mOmeht our iao M
hangs on an election, and We seek 10 hhVW nnoh " &
naii,icoi partes is doing the Fathers business Gods
pvsi,sss H. doing aud viii be done next Tuesday; Ihat
party is doing Gods work which eomprenen99s liz anV
largest number Of enlightened Christian men INC
numb,r who respect their humanity, and the shsnest
number who degrade their humanlty' Ins' parry y5
ioriv that recognizes dusky rato coming up 70 lts
rgha and that the caste spirit yledlDg mhy oive @
sperFeded by moral law, races Itcohche, All e tn
Sn,ne brntahty put down, and the whole masculine
force OF tho nation joned In equality ana haImonI,
Anobcr party saya tho future 10 be all the sle ~ W
a. daad veara Have We choice as 10 whether we
vii bentl, our generation ana rs 10 whetnel VIC MI W.,
Paman and the Southern Ku-Klux assassns are doing
their father busness after fashion; O9t inc uoyp u
gaiu the Victory viii owe much 10 Gen Blair as 10
den Grant The attempted assassination Oh MI,
Las done more than be could nave uoAo W INV
eaute. .
DEMOCRATIC PREFERENCE FOR GRANT.
Noior-Gen. A. s. Williams, United states
Minister 10 Gan Salvador who commanded the T"enuo'h
Corps I'm tho march TO sea, and IN 1850 was the be
cratic candidate for Governor Of Michigan "IleS VI
folows TO q friend In this oityi ,.
MY DEAR GENERAL: Though 1haye never DelonSou Sapt
What "a called the Radical party, certainly hoPo %
and Colfax Will be elected. am greatly nsKus5ou s5,an
tho prominence that such Arch iteDes 40 anJ ner
Toonnbs preston and tho like are assuming snu H. ,
mited 10 exercise in this campaign wa7 anid ~ never
he ncrnitted 10 sit in political convention "a y
party they should DO forever dlt,IshoN'''" r "NN N
owned yeiy sincerely and truly yours, 9 WILLIAMS.
Panama, Oct. 20, 1865. " ~ 49, a.,
CEN ulyer prominent United States Office eholder IN
this city the persistent dcnounccr OF the oy" mSo, ny
IN and advocate OF every measure advanced py
President johnson in opposition TO Congress IN III "u
dress recently delivered before the Nihe'oon'h "",u
,, -, ,h panublIcan party for Presldept "rhe most
painsulduly OF ny to Is that up eoiapeied " oppoy
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02

Gen. Grant IN this canvass Hc my personal iIienu
] was intimate with him before tho war sh1Ieu unS 10
neia OF te battleed and tho precious intercourse OF
camp life with him during the war have retainer lis
confidence and affection since the war long chersn9u
tho homo that he would be tho standardbearor Oh lo
Democratic party in this contest repeat 10 you 20,
night what have said In forty odd speeches maae "
mo in thS campaign that Gen. Grant is gentleman OF
unsuod honOr-a just mana man OF correct s
man OF intellect-a humane mana man OF uhseLnsh
parios Tho irresistible logic OF success mas proven
his military genius TO be above the reacn OF cauy oa
oaptIous criticism Whether you approve or dsapprove
OF NV opinions no partisan feeling no desire lor pary
success viii ever deter me from defending ms personal
and military reputation whenever "here'oi' ""u "
whOmsOe yer assailed."
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02

Tie Union Republican Association, OF tho
Twelfth ward have nominated tor alderma ~ l. george
HanIAgan.
The Republican candidate for Coroner IN
Rr0oklyn. T. D.. is Wu VI. 1ler, who lost an arm az
G.ftyAhurg There good aud patriotic mon ehoushh h
W.anshursh 90 Clcct Linn Vote iol tle 0h'aihea 'o4'
der. .,,
W Nunam &. Hanna announces that he VIII
remain candidate FOR member Of Assembly from the
ruL District iiut suudnWn tomorrow, ana asks his
many friends 10 silpport him with tho Same good faith
With which ho !s running
Tho following is a list of the names of the
candidate placed nomination FOR tho several offices IN
rookJh ana Kings County Icy the Republican and Dem
nor It fIf IH
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
THE REGISTRY LAW.

The registry lists of this State are now com
plete and in all the cities and villages Of the common
wealth the last chance to add any names to the voting
lists has passed In districts entirely outside OF cities and
feo,poratsd ra0es however, electors not enrolled may
role on a0dar assigning excuse for not having been
reQistered. The Republican canyassinS committees IN
the country towns should examine the hstS careiuly
a. A. ana 10 any Republican voters have failed 20 be
enrolled should see that they appear vi tho poiS To-
morrow.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02

The latest Dogberry is Malcolm Campbell
4 man was arrested for attempting to register
illegally. Dogberry Campbell argued that no
nan could be arrested until after he had regis
,ered. We presume Campbell thinks that II a
burglar is caught creeping in at the window
se cannot be seized. The policeman must wait
gptil the thief walks off with the spoonsl
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
PENNSYLVANIA.

THR ELECTORAL TICKET.
The following is the correct Repuoiicah eioo
toral ticket In Pennsylvania; - ~, p~o.oho,o
g. Morrison Coates, winthrop W, ho'0N'"'
Thos. NJ. Marshall Samuel hnOrr, .,tor
W,n 7 pollock Chas II. Mulltn,
Richard Wlldey, Geo w Eluer'
Watson p Maoil Jacob Graftus,
John RI. Bringhurst, James Sil, ~
Frank G. HOOtOn, Henry y; Johhso"'
Isaac Eckert, J0hh N. E"luR'
Maris Hopes, Wm. REV. rr w.,o,
David NJ Rank Alek' " 6Ia"lV'" 6a
VIM Davis, james D. hut"H
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02

alexander Frear, who figured so conspicu-
susly and discreditably in the Corruptloh
troubles of our last infamous Assembly
,spires to q reelection from the ANth Dlstllct
lXXth Ward.) We entreat the voters OF tha1
district to vindicate the Citys honor and Their
own by electing better man.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02

Rocky" Moore, II. w. Genet, Lew Baker
and a batch of eminent Ncw-IoTkers who
sisted Philadelphia on the day Of the October
election, have been indicted by the Grand jury
of that city for frauds upon the ballot. Gov
Fonton is requested by the proper authorities
% send over their "bodies" to Gov. Geary.
We trust that Quaker justice will be tempered
V,orc1r
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02

II is rumored that Judge McCunn has Issued
an order naturalzing all the lower counties Oh
ireland, beginning at Tipperary and running
down to Cork. Judge Barnard will arrange lor
,Ie northern counties at the next sitting Of
ftifqrnhprG
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02

Senator Warner ofsAlabama. Union soldier
e renown. and a man of spOtless character,
,elegraphs us the details of another outrage IN
selma, Alabama. Rebellion holds wlld ana
reckless sway, and freedom of speech Is dor
aant.
Only wait few hours longer
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
TO CORRESPONDENTS

"Boy in Blue."-As you attained your ma
Iorty in this city you may vote If registered although
you have not resided In the State one year previous 10
the election. .."F W. H"-You are legally enutsu W
vote for the President OF the United states
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02

JAMES R. ALLABEN is the Republican candi-
sate for Assembly in the Nth District OF
Brooklyn. He Is good lawyer, man OF
integrity, and can be trusted to 60 to Albany
This district is Republican, and our friends
7,ust see to it that Mr.. Allaben's election Is
socured
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02

HAvIsA Oct 3l.-Sazar-Nos 10 70 u Advancing "s AZ &c
"a reals Nos IS 10 90l0 reals arrobe there
large speculative demand holders demand advance
sales ef the week 26OOO Molasses Sugar active at
5}17t reals. Muscoyal0cs-Fsir 10 good Refining hIm
al 79 reals, holders demand ea Grocery grades quiet at tas
steady 40
Lard easier at l9ldlOic Tiescei 2la!c in 2 pound
tins Flour Quie, a $40 5O0$2 = bh Tslo" h9t al
quict a, sax reals : gallon. Wax active; Yellow
s0g Petroleum Actv0 81 - 0f reas per
gon Potatoes declining 81 250 ~ 20 b6l Hams 3c per
b SaIed and l3c for Sugarcud shocks - reals
Hoops p55 Iong St5Ubb for Short per thousand.
Iresh Sugar for Northern ports - IS BHchange
On 6 premium; Paris 3d3f cent Dsm
United state 90 days currency 2Or cent discount
sight 00l9 per dsount sixty days gold ftd5 per ceDt
premium, sAJh sisLt, y per cent pemium.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02

DIED.
ASDERsOSoa satursy mor.ing At y O'clock Io''phn' ' A.
The relatives al the my Invited % attend the nsral
o% other Psus No 81 West rssn'J ars' st. sn M'u4y
| afternoon a, 2 o'clock
BRossoS- er sualy morning Nov Frederic Bronson
The Sse .,r5lss, vii take place at Grae. Church. wedass
morBsg nov o'clock The relatives aud fnsnds of ih iAay
! are respectfully invited 30 attend.
BRRwsTgR-At Chester j. Of paralysis % Pay Oct " h,.
sarah Brewster slos oiLe Ass James ST. Brewster Of RaaNy n
Fs.rs ia Tie s,cord Presbyterian Church Of Railway
Monday afternoon at g....A
cooKr-A, G.ori,,re COM OF weaesiny osa 2l Maas A.
| Grsvss viz II RaLl. y y -. = % ..
VgIB-on s.tpflay d. a. Nor',5s5 T. J. AEsa P.asi
Tie Tsssi ~b, taken Trrown Moai,y No, The Hui
Dr. fsi. chrss on s,ai s % lie ps, % . ,ai
friends Of he family cordially invited to attend
ColSuien Sunday morning Nov l. a! bis re,4eses ia Ibis
Soa's of 'i'ia, islefs hereafter
rrS-on Wednesday OeI a. Joha Petp the ssh year Of
TIE relative, friends ms respectfully Invited seni funeral
Con ,hs Church &C., q ' .5' fsf D cs'I9 & s9rn', ~. %
e msm6s Empire Lodge No e. a'o Lebanon saea@PmatNo
partner c G unther the 7'd Of
The hGs relatives f,h family and those Of Godfrey
John WIN Henry and Frederick Guath ard ofh inau g.
fsenee corner Foaricenk sscoaeAe sesay Nov. 3
?. wou, further invitation Ills remains will be taken 10
Greenwood oT intoriaent
GUNrHERThe member. q the far sio requested 70 attend
Psp' Co.. No 50 Grsus % AXE foE paying 'rSa''
NJ. NJ BACkUs
WSi MOSER,
HARRIS K RUSSAK
ARThs Pacu,, .nd Students Of Columbia College
attend IN body she funeral Of the Rev Dr. John Nc.
VE,r Professor Emeritus the college, at Trinity Chapel, Wes1
!Lis Monday morning Nov a. y O'Clock
-| T. A. +. BARNARD. LL D.. President
PpIRCRln Brookvu Saturday, Oct 81 l ths hsf Jehn
Pearce NJ D.. the 52d of his age .,,,,., A., A.,
the family respectfully invited 70 et
the funeral from bis Teseneei Iompknisye near hA %
Monday afternoon Nov At oeloe without aAeE laF'Aua
Philadelphia pspers please copI.
RRMSRNA Jame l. L. Saturday eyenrg Oct 5i Jofn sea
| man Kemssp q years. months and 70 days
TIE rr.tr, and the family Invited % seni she rnerA
m Wrssls, afternoon neTt al O'Clock, nom ths residence
ofhs father James 5. Rsmseu AZ Jamaica
swrH-Oa Sunday, Nov J. Of eonaumpoa, John Wok sH'h
| ssel 80 ~
fb brol,rin'l,w A. Ctk No 2j Bast Fhiethst on Monday
0cock, wfut uAer lIFsNoh uS snu' Va" W
/ taken 10 Vermont for leTgent
A. San Pfsn,eo on Monday Oc, s. ater an Illness Of ocr
Nesk, Jane. CLARK Smith, 10 ihe l2 rear of his axe
The deeeas formerly New York brother of hoDeI' IL lO Ns
! hrlnvsI father of J. Mileherger Smith OF that city
! 81 Lou. aud New Brunswick " j., papers please copy
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02

BROWN-HOPKINs-A Ml,rs Place. L. T. Thurslsy. Oct o'
The Rev A. H. SNOW. Henry A. Brown OF Deer Park to Martha d.
Hopkins Of the former place.
ODRLL-HAMMOND-On TnesIay Oct D. AZ Monteelc n Z. by
James Murray d. d., Hamilton Odeu OF New lotA 'E
aud Elizabeth A. Hammond Of the former place.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02

ooyis viii be elected on Tuesday next. Ho Is
an able man, and what is more, an honest
oue. In Mr.. Madden's district we have 7OS
,'nioritv to overcome, but we hope the people
there will have sense enough to let Mr. Madden
60 TO Albany.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
nnAfRsrfC MARKETS

Sax PRavcsco Oct 3lFolr quiet AZ - 25nSG& Wbe da
g sbpnz freely 81 Is without buyers Legal lenisr.
Mining st5 are weak Alpha i9 bee9ef w; Ba9a' % S1
500; could Garry soii Halo and SoTcfo ga Imperial by
Kcuuck s25 Ophr fJi Ogerrln @o savage so Sierra Ne
YaIa 42S. yellow Jackst. Sl.4Fl
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
Took it with her to California.

Ih.ve sewing purehhse at the East sir years s
.ri .e 40 Ne that took California consider y PEI
fec, Il works with and rapy Is perfectly PP ana s m
easily g order The worn j. neater ami more durable tsn
nr Wilcor Gibbs-Hrs H o. sutton san FrdHeiso, Cdh
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02

NEW-JERSEY
For GorSrror-JOIIN 1. BLAIR.
For Presidential Electors.
tJOsRPH r BRADLEY
AT Lhfge'' e'''''''''''''''''s''' ANDREW h. Hay
I..JOHN W. HAZLBToN 3..ABRAHAM V. VAN FLEET
,. AlizI O. M'LBAN ASSOCIATES TUfILk
6..HRHRY D. VAN HOSTRAND.
For Representatives In Congress.
1. WILLIAM AOORB. 3..AMOs CLAIM Jh
. JAMEs Y RUSHING A..JOHS HiLl.
5..GROBGB A. HALSRG
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02

It is difficult to see how John T. Hoffman
zan reconcile his generally understood desire to
5e considered an honest man with his recent
DrOclamatiOn
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02

Has Mayor Hoffman not seen IN the case OF
Rosenberg that blank certificates OF narurah-
zion arc sold like so many lottery tickets !
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02

Judge Barnard now holds Court in his bed
and dismisses habeas corpus cases-in his nlSht-
,ap-after looking out Of the windows at the
prisoners as they stand on the sdewalk.s
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02

Does not Mr.. Hoffman know that his friends
have organized the most stupendOus schemes
Of fraud ever devised against the freedom of
tho ballOt-bOx2
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
Far Illinois and Missouri Trade.
ADVERTISE IN THE QUINCY WHO,
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New.York .6b l6a Notice hereby given thai th
pp, of Subscription heretofore popose TO tbs
Of ho India Telegraph co@pa9J WI be closed on ses o
ladies, Domestic Missionary Relief Ass0Qsation-Ih
Ies of Episcopal Church o New ok ana Sen are \
y 10 meet In Church enthst aud broadway on TUkspAi
Nov at o'clock ior the purpose Of bnRng an association
Lo,e Addresses 6y bishop. Lay Qnuepl Ciarkon Amage az
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| cgpu.t.es Boad oi As'eaA
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02

NETWORK ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.
Dist. l. Renssaor,) John l.. Flagg, Democrat
TX William j. Bergen, Mozart Democrat
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
MfPRTED.

wilcox g. Gibbs Sewing Machine Company have re-
moved to ihs New store Br'i~sy o Boals l.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
THE STATE OF TRADE.
wren INnIA MAREETs

THE LATEST EUROPEAN MARKET REPORTS.
FRAsgror Nov -uBed states FveTwen Bonds are eteiel
large and prices higher quoted at W Tor the issue l''
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02

For Presidential Electors.
a,r.u. {MARSHALL O. ROBERTS
~ '''"'s0'''''''''''''''l HENRY r. sELDEN.
District District.
1..GEORGR VIM CURTIS 16..M0Ss K. PLATr.
2..JACOB WORTH i7..WM G. BROWN
3..EDWIN A. STUDwELL IS.GBORGE S. BATCHELLBR.
d..SAMUEL s. WYCKOPP 19..JAMRS H. GRAHAM.
5..MOSBS H. GRINNBIL 20. NORRIS wIG6LOw.
0..CHARLEs s. SPENCER 2I..PATRICK c. COSTELLO.
7..ALBXAEDBR STEWART. ~. .ROBERT STEWART.
S..FRBDERICK SCHUBTZ 23. EDWARD n JUDSON
0..HOOPER @. VAN WORST. 2tHBCTOR H. TUTIIlLIs
f0..AMBROSB RYDER. 2J..SAMUEL JAYNE
If ELISHA p. WHEELER 26. CHARLES NJ. TITUS.
I2. .GBORGR INNS. 81. HORACE BBMIS.
13..JACOB HBRMANCR 2S .EDwIS r. REYNOLDS
II. CHARLES H. ADAMS 20. .STOUGHTON PBTTIBONB.
Is. GEORGE W DEMERS. so. .luCHARL WiEDRiCH.
81. NORMAN n. ALLEN
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
THE CAMPAIGN.

3d. bOys snal bumper
While We all In chsrul Giant q
For neIt President We nomigsls
Our own Ulysses Gransp'
And II asked yh, state be halls from.
This our sole reply shall be
From near Appomattor COurt-Houss.
With is famous spple..r.eP
For twas there 10 oar Ulysses
That Lee gave up tho hgs.-
Now boys, " To Grsrt Tor Pr.siieu,
And God defend tie right"
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
Syuhl gciit;c.
A struggle for Lille.
LECTURE BY
ANNA &. DICKINSON
IN BEHALF OF THB
WORKING WOMAN'S ASSOCIATION
COOPER INSTITUTE,
nm. .KSUAY NOV. y

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New-York tribune., 1868-11-02

Fe' Prt'idsnt. dsnt.........,,.,,.,ULYSSEs T. GRANT.
For FtstPrssideni. deni."...."..SCHUYLBR COLFAX.
... EKW.YORk:
Fcr eorTnor. r....,......,.-JOHN A. CRIswoLD.
For Lieut. 0orTHor. ......,...AL0NZ0 u. CORNELL.
For Canal Copn,ission.r. AIEXANDER BARKLEY,
Tor State Prison spscior...BENRY A. BARNUM.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02

Say the Bors Blus th,, essential to have political VIC
tory hs FAN il TO have Appoma,or every
man who oTet bis county shond vote for Grant SHERIDAN
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
AH Notices Of Marriages must be naorsei
RIRTU
DIED.

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