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New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
o' a. g. W. NJ yo3y. F,b 20 1898 sAMUBL HIRsCH.
sbS isvcv,M Plaintiffs Attorney, No NeutTe-stre

CUPREME COURT : City and County of
sn,nt Il sarah Green, deceased ag VILLAIN w JANE
NAY and MARY JANEWAY bis wife VZba yneSay Amelia am
Jspewy The Newlork Life Insurance and Trust company ara ee
Ia Partition pursuance Of Judgment oi TIE Supreme
C, :, sse f New Yok above entitled action the
6,h dsy Of March 1868 T. DANIEL INGRAHAM lr the Referee
will 20 sale al public ano on Tue
2i,t day Of IPiL e61 at ~ o'clock noon ai he Exchange
n. No Broadsay, in the tiJ .of new lork. ~
James Mile, Auctouee following described lands and premises
All those three certain lots pieces or parcels 9i ana Nh IN yHs o
bulldogs erected situate lying and being in The sixth aT OF
The NevYot ard distinguished mag pat OF he
e,tate made bv Joseph T. Bge '
SuneyoT Janua a. 1893 fe the Registers once OF b IVY an9
County II NeeloTk by the numbers (5 ave- W Ell lu sl au
d,eed oas Beginning At point the north westerly sde
II Chatham di.tAut hundred and ulrVhue 't
inches according 60 Budgess mweyi houtaNesteI
from TIE westerly Of Pearl aud Chatham streets s1l
rnrung along the norhery line Of lot number l
hundred and thirteen feet four inebes thence
Along hundred feet south uary from City Han fa,e
feet four inches thence souteaxay the nort
ey s Of lot number W eight sad map hundred and nine feet
s III inches 10 the eey se Of Chatbameei dthcne
dy along the seysnyhve feet SI inches more or
w. ~ DANIEL f. INGRAHAM IT,. Referee.
" .r.-,,, pf,,uF,s t,,o~rev NJ laNGyM
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
situations dtlantto- ftmllts.

4 GOOD GERMAN GIRL wishes Il place 10
~ do general HOUSEwORK Apply at Nc. EirSe-'t, be
tseea Canal ard D.rsiou.'ts
DY A RESPECTABLE and intelligent middle
aged American ay pa The country without nclrlhance and
nn,retushe reference SITUATION s HOuSEKEEPER No OH
Address FOR fsFs giving resi-
d,uce and shce % seen Mrs H. ASilB2DGk station NeNYors
4 NUMBER of GERMAN GIRLS want SIT
~ UATIONS Apply at No 100 East Houston - near BoEe
ALL RESPECTABLE FAMILIES, Boarding
~ Hotels be supplied with good SERVANTS fon
al nations Protestant and Catholic, 81 - -
IYTFIL recommended GERMAN GIRLS for
w GENERAL HOUSEWORK and all other capacities city or
euatrv Al Mrs LOVES llute r German saLts No Il Stan
ton.st. Bowery.
XXrET NURSES, male and female SICK
w NURSES. with reference sn experience Al al times lie
hai at LOUIS Mr. HANaUNs SeIse Agene "" Shhl near
BoFery.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23

Good Agent. wanted introduce NBw STAR SHUTTLE SEWING
MACHSB-Seh aLs both sides The ony lstss low priced
the market We n ecngn mAehBe-tc responsible parties
aud employ energetic Agents salary Full particulars and sample
~o furnished application. Address W g. WILSON Co, ClsIe
lsnd ohoi Boston Mssa. or 81 Louis Mo-
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23

CUPREME COURT City and County of New
- york-MARTHA S WlTllEiiS against HENRIETTA A.
RICHARDSON ad JOSIAH u. RICHARDSON summons o money
demand on contract Com seUd 10 tie above nl ds'.nH
. Yo are hereby required 60 tie conn amt la
this aon aeh will be- c n The fe Of Tie Ctk Of the ' ara
ty II II the Hall said City aud 20 serve copy o
vor the comptat he subscribers ~ tt Once L
hsr 20 Wast City Of NeNlo within teent, As aitei We
exclusive Of 'he DAY 81 such serrr ana
YOU fi said compliant within the time af,'sli We
pqnf viii take Judgment against ron or me ' o
twenty aHi 1o doisrs Th interest nom
M 6 M II January thousand eight hundred ani nrse'n 81
tie rate often rr ettum per h. the costs Of ihs ACTON
t,s,sg Ns,f. .y,tk Feb IS iaH SCUDnER 4 CARTER.
o. tfarev No
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23

CTpREME COURT.-FRANCES {. STEERS,
y put p Asirsi FREDERGKA SCHLAMr ald other. dr an
truane iufrrt SrTref~ Court ~ ihe St - New
lors sIfosr puhlc aurte1 MONDAY he la1 .{
Ar l oc0rk noon, tie Exchange Nalsrom N1 III
,rd County Of Newiort by EDWARD A. Law
RANCE Auetourcr that e,n piece pa,l u AMI situate ns
srd ~ Nap otbe cts - Nca l0t, AMI bold"
ass Bsgultf he ou'Aels,y side q A'sale b d,aH'
tuttrfrs inches and quarter o an .uch soah N rom
Le ~ Avelue srt l3i streets uunts tu'e
sssisTIy along Atenue twenty four FEET u'uce rlft1g
three frt a. lYt known numlrr orc
t u fts ofes oths Register u DO CITY ad County
10 lots 81 ground situate a. BENT
Eeshth Wen Of the C Of lo thence nofta ea
humber four ieet
north sry uus hrec feci 10 Tie Place % nnHS 40 s As'
certain pso. panel % land iuAts fus a being e e'ei
orb, tuoau !an map ~ Ln "ts ~
M point the EcreutL Wand e I u NteloS
ali e. wlrh Sled The orr- ~ ue N't '0
missioner Dot number t being distant ufe! ee FEET south
sai fronting It~,utst a. tuldei a.
osrs: Suulef by IAItesuAti, tolt'f' ~ Ut rieH 20
.asfsrir Fr,y by lots numbered IT, 3l iJ rl 10
feet Boz Width, g ban three
f,ei lr,c lel,s .1 t.Ph-Da-i Sre YORK. Mrsl ~. &
DANIEL g. iSGHAHAN. 'r. Rrf-ree.
PnrAnn E-.nnr- plaLntfs WIZ lllIA NA Ih
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23

NIFKENE IUIKI. .-JNNE Z, ILNN u I'IIU-
y - agH JAMES PLACE s1d Others Deieuiagts Pu-
uanee judgment of The Supreme Cont ih state 81 N'
made iu entitled action DANIEL T. INGhAHAN lf ihr
Referee ssl Judgment named D 10 ta- a FuhhcAnct"n
OF THURSDAY tie h day II April lo.a a. u coc. roon We
Ifksuq4 ~asfoom m BusIwar To- the t o New lors y
JAMES MILLER Auctoute The ooh.ng described Iem''.
va AL several lots pieces srt parcel ~ aui situate wing
ttag DO TIE fr Ward 81 he CIV oi HtN loh Nb l.'n
bounded and described s follow that i t 81; beNuB
. t.rr corner Of 'FRONT.' aUd u1IlE thence
roYh ss:ey srr side % Pine street cklt feet
Daniel sullivan thence ouih esicfF
,ofs formerly paae surau aud re Al right angles H
frtytEo feet sr ins O. land irH,ry oi
Gf,sBsocl tL,uco cutesy along e ud iiuefy sae
parallel sith Pine street nearly So iri'
one i eb 10 land formerly MarsioH ttece north
e.,srg along the Of Thomas M'n AM a. Tt s,
18th Pine street or inches thence solfasi
si q aue ihe oil-ri. Il Thomas Mtio1 ad nearly le
iset inches 20 t zoe
4 I , ani thence nurtascJ Aoug te uorthr esi'r se
Frout street fofiy iuebes 20 e - 10. .uuu
M,Hsu coz " kfIlS PIAatrs Auarner, Mbl62lr MAID.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-11-11
Life in New Yerk-An Interesting Book.

SUNSHINE AND SHADOW IN NEW YORK By
Matthew Hale Smith. Illustrated 100 pp Hart
ford, Conn. J. B. Burr Co. 1865 Sold only by
subscription.
We are indebted to the publishers for
a handsome copy of this truly interesting
book. Great cities which are the hearts of
great nations. are always fruitful topics for
the pen Of skiIlful writer, but probably no
city in the world centers in herself more
material Of varied interest than does New
York. &c. no work which could come to the
hands of our readers, who all love to know
whats going on in the world" and chow
people live" would be apt to be found 50
intensely interesting as the one whose title
we quote above. J. G. BURR & Co, the pub
fishers of the work, certainly knew what
Ghey were about in giving it to the public
1t must have vast sale, for everybody and
his neighbor" cannot but find in the book a
great deal to excite and interest him, to say
nothing of the thousand valuable matters of
solid information which it affords Nobody
from the country should ever visit New York
without having first read this book; and the
old frequenter of that city viii find scattered
here and there throughout its pages, hosts of
things which may have escaped his atten-
ton, and viii rise from the perusal of the
book (Which he viii hardly lay aside before
be has finished it,, with that sort Of pleas
ure which one feels in revisiting in manhood
the scenes Of his childhood, or in wandering
back to the "father-and." The high and
the low; moral worth and craft and cum
ming; joys and sorrows; smiling fortune and
frowning penEry; the home and affairs OF
devotion and purity, and the interior views
Of debauchery and crime, etc, are all here
painted in their true coIors. We intend to
hereafter publish few extracts from this
very interesting book.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-11-11
limited STATES MARSHALS
u SALE.
The United States OF America,


U = Circuit
Noel Byron Boyden David Walter jones. Court for
Cyrus Woodnan. John J. Ross Ohm B. the District
Terry, Oliver Holshouser and Mont Of Wisconsin
souery NJ Cothren,
PT yirtae Of Writ Of Fer Facias issued out Of and
ID Under the seal Of Circuit Court of the United
States Of the Dist let Of Wisconsin, in the above
tit ed Cause tested Twenty ninth day Of June
1865 tn directed command n me Of the goods and
chattIrs lands aud tenements OF the above named de
PENDANTS 20 cause be made certain sum Of money
therein specified have levied upon and shall sell
at PUBLIC AUCTION, to the highest bidder, on
O'Clock r Nj in front Of the Post pce In the city Of
mineral Point in said District all the right title and
interest which named defendants had the
eighth June SOS OF have since acquired IN and
to the following described property, to wit
The north east quarter Of the northeast quarter 81
section tasnty-sx {Z6} town five 80 range two t2l
east situate IN the OF Linden, Iowa County, Wis
coasin the half Of the southeast quarter and
the southeast quarter the northeast quarter Of sec
ton thirty-two 1872, town five t5l, five ta),
east the northwest quarter Of the southwest quar-
ter Of section thity 49, FIVE (5), i've
(5) east in the Of Moscow, in said county
also lots No. D. t2}, three ~, four ~, 1--WE
i5l Co. % eight 81 nine ~ tea tlH1 t~enty
three (3) and twenty-four 2il, in Faton's addition
= the city OF Mineral Point and out lots No two
hundred and ejghty-two tZS2l hundred aad nine
tv-tws 29} and half y two hundred and ninety
one (2a in Harrisous survey in said city Of Mineral
Point except onefourth and buildings taken out
Of the last mentioned two lots
CASSICS FAIRCtIIL0, L. s. Marshal.
By Gro. W. BLISS, Deputy.
Mashars Office, Milwaukee, Oct. 2ls;, 1865
OctSt-tis43
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-11-11

GoJp.-TheB uctuatioa Of the Gold
Market creates excitement the world over.
Gold everywhere always attracts public at
-eation, hut nowhere to greater extent
than At CAErwmGur's JeweIry Store, since
lis receipt 1t the largest stock and greatest
variety OF Gold Pens ever broaght to this
cit,. IL has every size Of the celebrated
John Foley Gold Pen, with an innumerable
variety ot Holders, embracing Gold, Silver
Rubber and Ivory, suited 70 the taste Of all
TIE Pens, however. are the principle attrae-
tlou for they excel any ever offered in this
city; and what Is the most singular Of all
they are sold cheaper. For Holiday gifts
he las tie very article needed-Gold Pen
ana Pencil combined
CARTWRIGHT has also the most extensive
ASSORTMENT Of articles usually kept by jew
elers to be found in the West. To enumer-
ate bis stock would occupy too much space,
but our readers can call and examine II for
themselves ana if they want one Of the
celebrated Seth Thomas clocks or an Amer
lean Watch, CARrwRIGBr can supply them
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-11-11
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The hEv. EDWARD A. WILSON viii send free of
charge all who desire it. the prescription with the
directions for making using the simple remedy by
which he cured Of urs affection and that dread
disease Consumption His only Obiect Is TO benent the
afflicted and he hopes every suffered will try ms pre-
scriution il will cost them nothing and may prove
blessing. Please address
REv. EDWARD A. WILSON
Ms. I6aSSouth Second Street, WilliaIazburgh, .e~
York.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-11-11
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1863.

WooD " ANTED.-W would like a
some of our claims against delinquent sub
scribers. Don't be afraid we viii set more
than we want.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-11-11
ilNR EDEEMED LANDS.
OFFICE OF CLERK OF BOARD
SUPERVISORS, Iowa Co., Wis )
nnpC 1S lHsS n

SUPERVISORS, Iowa Co. WIS, )
DoDGEvILLE, Aug. Is, 1865. }
Notice is hereby given that the
following lands and city and village
lots in the county of Iowa and
State of Wisconsin, were sold by
the Treasurer of said county, on
the 4th day of September, A. D.
1866, for the delinquent taxes oil
the year 1865.
The amount set opposite to each
tract of land and city and village
lot, is the amount of tax, interes,
and charges due thereon. computed
up to the last day of redemption.
Now therefore, unless the take:
and charges are paid on the follow
ing described tracts of lands and
village and city lots, on or before
the 4th day of September, A u
1869, the same will be conveyed by
tax deed to the owners OF the Ger
tiicates of purchase.
GEORGE II. OTIS,
Clerk Board Supervisors,
Iowa Co. Wis
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-11-11
Iowa COUNTY OFFIcrAL.-We e

Iowa COUNTY OFFICGAL.-N eX-
nected to publish the official vote in to-day :
paper, but failed to receive it from Dodge
vile. The following are the official major
titles, as sent Us by Major OTIS WILLIAM
SANDS majority for Sheriff is omitted, but
We understand It was between 40 and 100.
We shall publish the the official tabular
-.t.tnnlent lext Meek
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-11-11

GIRL WASTED-to dc general house
work Steady employment and good wages
to one active, competent and faithful. Ap-
ply soon at the TRIBUNE Office.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-11-11

SUCCESSFUL, because of superior
merit. Mrs. 5. 4. ALLEN Improved (',esg
sty'eJ Hair Re-torer or Dressing, in cone bot
he). Every druggist sells it.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-11-11

CANARD.-A rumor prevailed on
our streets this "wednesday morning that
the city Of San Francisco had been destroy
ed by an earthquake. We understand that
no such news was received at either the
telegraph office in this city or Warren, Ills
1t was a genuine "se.I."
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-11-11

MONEY " ANTED-from our delin-
ouent patrons Who responds first
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-11-11

THANKSGIVING is two weeks from
tomorrow. Won't some one revive the old
custom of furnishing the printer with good
fat Turkey.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-11-11
HORSES FOR SALE.

Tie spscrlDer offer. for sale fne large Horse,
eight year. old and Mare four years old, both
sound good condition, and warranted TO work
~ way kindly AID true Thy wi be sold bar
gain to any wishing good team. Enquire Of
STEPHEN PRIDEAUX.
Mineral Peint Aug. ., '65. 35G
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-11-11

GUNpELFINGER continues to attract
tile attention. IF the public. His store is be
coming the general resort Of those in want
of Winter Clothing. lis goods are what
they purport to be-frst-quality, both in
STYLE and material-and the people are be
coming aware Of the fact, Full Suits for
men '5r boss can be had for small sum of
money. Those Gloves ard Mttens are just
the things for cold weather Call and see
him.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-11-11

CHANGE or TNE-M, z. r. Rive
omitted last week to notice the change of
time on the Mineral Point Railroad, which
took effect on the ID inst. The cars now
leave this city at 2:l5 P. NJ. Fifteen minutes
earlier than formerly, and return at 1850
Ctwenty minutes later.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-11-11
TOWN OF MIFFLIN.

Town 1, Range / east.
WI sw! swt Is 90 5 80
VILLAGE OF DALLAS.
/ lots 6 and I So
! lots II and ~ 80
und ! lots 13, 80. 81, IS, sc,
81, IS, SO, 40, Al, AZ, 43,
Al, 10, 40, A., As, 40, so,
81. 81 and So 10 63
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-11-11

Together With great variety Of Yankee Notions
Toys, &C
Remaining of Watches, Clocks, SC, done on SNORT
notice. and all work WARRANTED
From large experience the business ne nalteE'
himself that he will able give general
All articles in line sold the lowest pessioi'
prices -. .,,;.;,s5
The patronage Of old and new customers sohclted-
Mineral Point, Feb. I9 1865. WHISKY
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-11-11
Point Market.
TRIBUNE OFFICE, NovemJc
Special Noticrs.

II iNEBAL POINT RAILROAD
t.. rsg - - -lsz55zz=s55ss1
CHANGE OF TINE.
Time Table No 82-Taking effect Monday, Nov ,, 1865
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-11-11
OWN OEPULASKI-CoHtinned

Town s, Range /.
Description Sec. Acres Amt
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-11-11

lot in sw corner ne4 NV.
sec 50. town :, range L 3 40
part lot Il 3 81
lot 81 4 w lot 3 II 81
lot % l 90
RARNARD's ADDITIoT.
lots d 4 IA 66
VILLAGE OF CENTREvTLLE.
lots Il & ID p
lots 1 8 10 Y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-06

nEeEHrS. }

MeS6rSi Editors: T e,s
Through your columns wish TO ad-
dress the city authorities upon sub
ject in which not only myself bat also
many of the citizens on the same
street on which reside are interested.
There is an evil unbereable existing
which is, that two schools Immediately
opposite, should be allowed to pour into
the street some hundred boys from six
to sixteen years of nge, who make the
air hideous with their noise. Not only
that, but they trespass upon private
property to the very great annoyance
OF private citizens. There are some
gentlemen parents in that part of the
city, who ff'they only knew the bad be-
havior Of their sons, am satisfied
would endeavor to correct the evil COM
plained or But what would inquire
into Is this:whether protectiontop person
and property is guaranteed TO cttizens
for payment of Taxes or not; II not, 1t
is hardto discover why Taxes should,
be levied and collected at ali, If citizens
cannot hBYe -Peacsg and quietness as
well, as safety < - - -
Why can not the rity authorities COM
pei those schools to furnish private
grounds for the ussnof their scholars
and moi. allow them upon the streets2
For Instance, Noah 713indsleya made a
bequestin his Will for educational pur-
pH6eb EOl- -HHHlluRa aLlu fuOL-
withstanding5 there is a. handsome
building erected for the purpose with
ample rooms and grounds for play and
this done with the money left by him
for school purposes, yet you can see a
sign stuck up on another building not
calculated for college or school house,
ttLindsley Institute" This is, am sat
isfied, not what Noah Eindsley in
tended should be 7the use which is
madsiof the legacy Left by him TO the
city of Wheeling for educational
purposes. And further, the Public
Schools of the city allow their scholars
to occupy the streets for play gtpuuds
to,the very great annoyance of our ctti
Zens as well as danger. The custom
of boys playing ball and throwing and
knocking stones, breaking windows
aud yelling like fends, Is perfectly un-
endurable. The same Will ap-
ply TO the scholars of the Catholic
Church school, on Filth street. The
noise, and the throwing OF stones, play-
ing ball, and knocking of stones with
a stick or paddle is unsafe for persons
passing by on the side walks, to say
nothing of the windows which they.
break. This nuisance should be abated
atonce, and let the church find private
grounds for their scholaEs TO play on
and not In the street to the great an
noyance of passers by on,the street as
\ well Us sidewalks. "A TAX PAYER,
| t-Noveul6er 5th. y f.s y q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-06
MASSACHUSETTS,.

.ssa LOWELL, Nov. 4.
General Butler was greeted last even
ing by about 8 GOO of his fellow citizens
to whom he made brief speech he
had triumphed he said under the motto
of equality to all men and rights
under law" by using fTeedOm's great
reaper the "ballot," BE hailed the
glorious triumph OF Republican princi-
Piles throughout the land and believed
it would bring peace and prosperity.
We shall not long have murder after
murder, riot aftar riot; look at New
Orleans from where we have reported
%, coo for Seymour aud 276 for Grant.
There was time when people behaved
better [Applause.l And he felt conf
dent that such u time would come-once
more. Several Southern States have
voted for Seymour, because mems lives
were threatened If they attempted to
vote. When Congress meets in a short
time, 1t will be our purpose to find n
remedy for this state of things and If
Andrew Johnson does not second our
efforts, though 1t will be late in the day
we viii try 10 provide for him Ap-
plause.l II the Republican party is
true to the great Democratic principles
OF Jefferson and others 1t will hold the
reins of government for generations to
come. We must be true to the doctrines
ofequality, and trustin the integrity of
the mass ofthe people rather than to any
member selected from among them, let
us pledge ourselves as the party in
power with renewed base, that we will
aid in carrying out the principles under
which we have triumphed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-06
IBy NALL
EIeetlon HeNs I'm NashIngton.
WAsnNefoN. d. O, Nov. 3, ,es.

WAsHrSaToN, D.. O., Nov. 4 'es,
The Democrats are greatly disgusted
at the completeness OF our victory and
are trying TO console themselves with
the idea that Grant viii follow in the
footsteps OF Tyler and johnson. At
the room where they received the re-
turns last night speeches were made by
the belief that he would turn out to be
q good Democrat, One thought he
would prove q Cromwell, and another
said he would probably be n Cesar.
Colonel CayAnaugh, Delegate In Con-
gress from Montana, believed there
would never be another election In this
The Star this evening uses the fol-
lowing language on the subiecs ave
do not doubt that President Grants
administration will naturally and in
tentionally tend towards moderate and
conservative measures. Butsthat It
will meet the views and win the praise
of all-true friends OF the country, we
have just as little doubt. In fact the
prospect is that he will prove to be n
good enough Democrat for the enlight-
ened and patriotic Democrats, and at
the same time a good enough Republi-
can for all liberal and large minded
Republicans"
The Inteui1eneeT reminds the Demo-
cratic party, II told you SO" and in
conclusion takes n Whack at Belmont
and Tammany, In the following square
terms: 1.-THE result which we chroni-
Gle to-day of the vote OF New York full
ly proves that our worst approximations
have been realized. The evidence of
treachery Is plain. 1t will be seen that
Hoffman leads Seymour by many
votes, and the caution which we gave "A
lew days ago has been unheeded.
Thmmany, with all its corruptions,
has triumphed at the expense Of ali
party fealty, and will now revel in un-
disturbed possession ofthe spotls wrung
from the oYertaxed people Of the En-
pire State. With such an uIequiyocal
profession OF duplicIty and treaehery as
this result exhibits, We call upon the
Democrats and Conservatives Of the
country to seorn Ia the future all lafhliR-
ton with these spoliators-n -
Tom Florence says in his paper that
Belmont has twice led the Democratic
party to disgraceful and disastrous de-
feat, and the least he can now do IL 10
resign his position as Chairman Of the
Executive Committee, and III he will
not do so he should be removed. Flor
enee evidently means to keep in mind
the necessity OF number one, for he has
the following paragraph at the head of
his editorial column: On the 4th of
March General Grant VIII be inaugu-
rated President Of the United States.
There Is no proof that he II not thor
oughly devoted, and that he has not
genuine attachment as an American to
American institutions, There, is no
proof that he entertains hostility TO our
constitutional form ofgoyernmentp and
since he has been the central figure
In the eye of the American people he
has exhibited qualities and Capacities
which mark him as man OF honor
courage aud ability"