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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-17
KINGS COUNTY POLITICS.
Democratic County Convention.

Democratic county COnventfOus
The delegates elected to the Kings county Demo-
cratic County Convention, assembled at No. Court
street. at noon yesterday. The meeting was called
to order by Mr.. James d. Craig, Chairman OF the
Democratic General Committee. Upon performing
this office, Mr.. Craig took occasion to make o few
remarks in which he said he hoped that the action
OF the Convention would be harmonious and that
its ticket would be composed OF the best citizens
only In order that 1t might meet with that support
which they hoped for Andrew BLACK or ~. Wxine.
teenth ward, was then appointed secretary And
owen H9paran, 9! the Twelfth ward, sergeant-at
The names OF the delegates we're then called, to
which seventy seven responded, four only being alb
sent. on motion OF Mr.. William II. Fowler, Aaron j.
Michaels, OF the Sixth ward, was chosen permanent
chairman, and Mr.. Black secretary OF the Conye..
ton,
rae following ticket was then unanimously elected,
the rira roce mode OF voting being praceced with.
out the intervention OF ballot
District Att0,7iev-Samuel D. NORRIS
county Tfeds,u'er-Thomas A. GARDENERS
Superintendent OF the Po0r-Henry Sleer, Third
district; Cornelius Fergusson.%
Coroners-IE. Joseph b. Jones, western district;
Lawrence Whttehill, Eastern district.
Justice Qrute Sesstons-Stephen l. VOORHEES,.
. The nrssent incuubautaL
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"Gong to the rear at the sound OF the encmy's
guns,-The advice given by democratic organs to
withdraw their candidates before the smoke In the
contests in Pennsylvania OHIO and Indiana has fairly
cleared away.
How to increase Grants vote half Million
withdraw Seymour and Blair and put up anybody
else.
The advice OF senility and puerility-To withdraw
candidates after having once fairly put them In the
field.
The resort Of cowards-To skulk in the face Of the
enemy.
Founding hospital wanted-For sam Tilden and
Johnny Green II Seymour be withdrawn.
Helmbod has given 10000 reasons for not with
drawing Seymour.
Ought to be made to walk the plank--Granny
Walker, II he keeps on attempting to dcmoraze the
democratic party as he has lately.
chance for Bergh--To gather up the headless
demQcrallc EQostsgs which failed to crow after the
late state elections.
''where are the revoutionstss, exclaimed Gen.
eral Blair, at recent meeting. "Here we are, Gin
eralr unfortunately responded an inebriated Hiber
man.
Otis p Lord has been nominated for Congress by
the democrats IN Ben Buffers district. It will be
lively contest between the Lord and the Devil.
Hon. Cakes Ames has been renominated By the re.
publicans for Congress from the Second Massachu-
sets district. "Tall oaks,r &c.
An exchange, referring to =, II. Da6a, Jr., one Of
Ben Buffers Competitors, Says he Is the author Of
sThree Years Before the Mash" What mash'
radical print suggests the following as demo-
cratic mottoes;-
"Your candidate cannot be."-Seymour
"You have plunged me in sea oil uouoies"-
Seymour ..on,,.o, 80, CO..
"Pty me. Harvey Pity me."-seymour.
Another Is facetlous as follows:-
All dough-Horatio seymours cake.
water melon-choly-The response OF Ohio, In
diana, Pennsylvania and Nebraska TO uoratio
Caught by the whelming tde-seymour.
Schenk- ed-v allandIgham.
A sympathizing yallandigham aud yoor
hees
Hard Observation-Disclosures goose.
A good runner-Shanks for Congress In Indiana,
The last Trump Van Trump, democratic Con
gresham from Ohio.
Ex-senator Carlisle, Of Virginia, being DESTROYS 0
superseding Senator Van Wrinkle, has removed Il
Clarksburg, in West Virginia.
The Wilmington a. o. Str says:-"Thc cooret
troops fight nobly. One OF them stole 90 so from
man and brother In Newburn the ether night"
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INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 10, 1868.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct TO- 1868.
Further ofIical returns to-day confirm the success
OF the republican ticket by about 1000 majority.
The Democratic state Central Committee concede
the election Of Baker on returns published this morn
ing by 800. They say that II the votes OF certain
townships are thrown out for frauds or normalites
IL will be much larger. There have been many
places where the registry law was not carried out
where votes will be thrown out.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 16, 1s6s
Mr.. voorhees, has teegraphed hither that he IL
elected to Copgress by 100 majority aud Mr., Hen
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Academia laborer named Daniel Agnes en-
poyed at Talmages coal yard, was seriously injured
by falling from scafold upon which he was stand
ing. yesterday afternoon. He was taken to the City
Hospital. .ss
DROWNING CAsUALTy.-At a late hour on Thurs
day night man named Peter Colmore accidentally
fell into the river the Hamilton avenue ferry
- was drowned. His body was recovered noating
IT, The rar at the foot OF Degraw street. yesterday
ad va ,oken 70 the late residence OF the deceased
in Firih avenue nea. Wyckon stfset. The Coroner
was notified to hold an inQus-
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QUEENS COUNTY POLITICS.

First Congressional District NOmipation.
The First Congressional District Republican Con-
vention, comprising the counties Of Queens, Rich
mond and Suffolk met at Jamaica yesterday and
unanimously nominated Colonel Alfred M. Wood, OF
queens. The Convention. after making the nOmina-
ton, resolved to make the future appOrtiOnment OF
delegates to the Convention as f0ows:-Suifolk,
twelve; Queens, twelve; Richmond, which has
hitherto had but six, was increased to nine.
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The following Official majorities have been re-

Fuller official returns give Fox 1,s3s majority;
Meoy, 23s majority Sheppard, 275 majority;
Fletcher es1 majority; Getz, 742 majority; Barger,
500 majority; weaver, e53 majority, and Greenbank
Hare lrepubllcan), President Judge Of the District
Court, has rs majority,
SCRANTON, Oct. 10, 1868.
Susauehanna county gives strong (rep) for Con-
gress /, 1905 majority.
Luzerne county gives woodward (dem.) 1854 ma
jority, electIng woodward by 1,7s9.
I,izerne county, official, on the State ticket gives
3,42s democratic majority.
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THE ELECTIONS.
Pennsylvania.

Pennsylvania.
THE VOTE IN PHILADELPHIA AND CIVIL AND JUDICIAL
OFFICERS.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1e, 1858.
The return judges met at ten O'Clock and went on
reading returns, but are unable to make out the
totals in consequence Of no returns received from
three precincts Of the First ward
mandamus was also received from the Court OF
Common Pleas, directing the return judges not to
complete the totals until further orders. The re has
been an informally in precinct Of the Nineteenth
ward, which the Court is engaged in hearing.
The following are the offlcial majorities without
the three precincts Of the First ward and the Nine
teenth ward:-
Nayor-Fox, democrat, ITO.
C1tD SOltcftOr-Barger, democrat, 1851.
Presiding Jud0e OF the District oourt-Hrst
associate Jldoe-Greenbank, democrat, s51.
Receiver Of Tares-Melow, democrat 1887.
city onll,issfoner-Weaver, democrat, l,o40.
Citv C0mpt,OLer-Getz, democrat, SIS.
Adding the reported majorities In the Nineteenth
ward, Hirst is defeated by $3.50 majority and Green
bank by nine votes; Fox's majority is reduced to
1890; Bargers to I'll; Mellow Is defeated by SO ma
orty, and weaver's majority is reduced to eS1 and
Getz' to $50.
THE CITY CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.
The oficial returns for Congress give the following
majorites:-
First Dfst,'fct-Randall, democrat 1887.
Second DfStrict-ONeil, republican, 1906.
Third District-Monett, democrat ~.
Fourth Dfsilfct-Kellcy, republican, 1859.
FIN misunderstanding, democrat, Al.
II is impossible TO give the full vote the city
ticket. The Nineteenth ward Is not yet counted.
ADDITIONAL RETURNS.
Reading, for Congress, has III majority in Bucks
county.
Schuylkill county, OFFICIAL gives Boyle 1,2o3 Conner,
democrat, for Congress, ,23o.
Lebanon county, Official, gives the republican can
date for Auditor General 400, and 4s3 for Cake,
republican candidate for Congress, which elects him
by PA.
The following returns are notwithstanding
county gives s5l majority Perks county gives Boyle
e5os; CumbeIan9 county gives Boyle ssa majority;
CARIBOU county gives Boyle ois majority; e,,."rd
county gives Boyle aes majority.
7; n. Kimmell dem, for Congress- has 500 ma
jority
The following Official majorities have been re-
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Democratic CITY Convention.

The Democratic City Convention met at the head
quarters Of the General Committee, Court street,
at three O'Clock yesterday afternoon, and organized
by electing Robert Furey AZ its chairman, and VIII
liam y. Leech, OF the Fourth Ward, secretary. The
following ticket was elected
CUmptr0ter-Evan NJ Johnson.
Auditor-James O'Brien.
collector or 7uIes-Isaac Badeau.~
CITY Treasurer Cortland A. Spraguc.
Police JustiCe--Andrew Walsh
Justice ar the Peaee-John Delmar.* First district;
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Assembly Nomination.

Last evening the republicans Of the Seventh Assem-
bly, district met In convention at SO Broadway, f. d.,
to nominate o candidate. Mr.. X. b. Howard was
chosen chairman, and Mr.. Robert Potter secretary.
lengthy protest from Mr.. Lockwood and Others
against the nomination OF Mr.. Samuel IT, Maddox
was presented and appropriately disposed Of when
on motion Of Mr.. John ID. Darlington, Mr.. Samuel ~
Maddox was nominated by aecamation amid entnu-
eiaSm.
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'sPrinciples, Not Men," Still the Battle Cry
Of the Democrats.

NEW ORLEANS Oct 10, 1868.
This mornings Times has a leader based on the
Geographic report that the World recommends the
withdrawal Of General Blair from the ticket. 1t
SAYS
Such suggestion, confined az it il to one Of the
democratic standard bearers, presents an invidous
distinction. II there be good grounds for the with
drawal OF General Blair there are equally good
Both these gentlemen are more ambitious OF making
the cause successful than OF becoming themselves
neither OF them would like to be in any manner as
ISOLATED with the organization Of defeat. We re.
member with what reluctance Governor Seymour
submitted himself to be put in nomination for the
presidency, and we are satisfied that he would feel
fer TO other and broader shoulders the responsibility
under which he now labors. Nor can we imagine
for moment that the gallant and patriotic General
Blair would present any obstacle to such change in
the political programme as would furnish new as
surances OF success to the principles enunclated in the
democratic platform. Harmonious and effective &C
ton Is especially desired. The West and the South
would not be satisfied with the withdrawal Of General
Blair II Governor seymour were to remain on the
ticket. In order to satisfy all sections and at the
same time show the undiminished confidence Of the
democratic chieitains in the two gentlemen selected
by the New YORK Convention to champion the cause
Of the people in the approaching Presidential con-
test, we would respectfully suggest to the democracy
and General Blair the high honor OF selecting
their own successors in the canvass The old demo-
the c Of to a cPV Se
letter as in the spirit was never more clearly ap-
parent than at present. Furthermore, we beg
leave to suggest that whatever is done should
be done quickly. This is no time to haggle
about forms or to bring together conventions from
the extremes OF the republic. The people can look
forward with confidence for patriotic solution Of
the existing difficulty to the stateman Of the North
and the hero Of the West. It is the Gordian knot
which Ia now presented. We cannot wait to un-
ravel 1t. It must be cut BY one swift sharp blow.
This evenings Picavune has q leader similar In
tenor to that Of the Times. The Picaylae suggests
the names Of Hancock and Hendricks or Hancock
and Adams for Presidential candidates.
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Democratic Bid for the Negro Vote.

OVIV''1f1,
The Democratic State Central Executive Club
unanimously adopted the resolution presented by
Wade Hampton endorsing Lees letter to Rosecrars
The or the club Is decidedly in favor OF quail.
fed negro suffrage. An address TO the people win
doubtless be issued In q few days.
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VNt'
Seventy-nve counties In Ohio have thus far been
heard from, which give republican majority OF
1853 Thirteen counties are yet TO be heard from.
They gave 1900 republican majority last year. The
republican gain in the counties from which reports
have been received Is 1890.
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him to-day are fully confident that he would accept
no committee nomination for President Failing to
get him to accept the next name mentioned to take
Seym0ur's place b that OF General Mcclellan.
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WEST VIRGINIA.

West Virginia is now the only State that will hold
an election previous to November 8. That State will
choose from the two tickets annexed on the 22d Of
Octoher.-
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James Lynch.*
sThe present incumbents
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AUGUSTA Oct 16 1868.
The Consttuttonafstd eprecates the suggestion for
change OF standard bearers OF the democratic
party, and adheres to the principles and policy Of
the party and urges vigorous prosecution OF the
canvass 1t charges Belmont and the World with
lukewarmness and an effort to sell out to the bond
holders, and calls for change In the head OF the
National Executive Committee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-17

Third District Congressional Convention.
The delegates 10 the Third District Democratic
Congressional Convention met last night at No.
Court street and nominated Major General Ii. w.
slgeum for Congress for that district.
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rourtccnth pi-trIct A.-cmbly Nomination.

The Radical Republican Nominating Convention
Of the Fourteenth Assembly district met last evening
at No. % avenue ID, and nominated Bernard Sheridan
az their c..ndida!e ior member Of Congress.
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Governor Foreman republican, was elected two
years ago by 6e44 majority. The local elections last
year showed no material change.
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Insense Excitencpt Among the Oiie Dens-
Gratis.
CLEVELAND 0cL 16, 1868.
The NEW YORK HERALD's Washington despatch
intimating that August Belmont and the Democratic
National Committee were 10 meet Horatio Seymour
to-day at Utica and that he Is to be Withdrawn has
caused intense excitement here among the demo-
great bitterness declaring that 1t has sold out to the
bondholders. "Hang the WOrld,n Is their cry.
prominent democrat says 1t has struck its coOrs 20
eerters. -
The Flap Denounced by the Albany Regency.
ALBANY. Oct l6, 1858.
The Albany Argus rejects and contemns the sug
gestions Of the National Inteugencer and New York
Word as to change OF front by the democracy,
ana insists upon pursuing the campaign to the end
under the candidates and platform OF the July Con-
ventiOn.
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bricks is defeated for Governor Of Indiana by prob
ably 1000 votes.
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TOIHI III FOrtIetH COngresB. ITO oU
Virginia ~; Mississippi !5l and Texas "a are not
number Of States entitled to 243 representatives
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Elections 20 the Ferty-Arst Compared with
the Fortieth Congress.
Republicans In Roman; democrats In ttalicl
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Other elections for Representatives in the Forty.
first Congress are to be held as follows:-
Present Delegations
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