New-York tribune., 1868-06-30
POLITICAL.


through their Central Committee Nrs. Horace Greeley
Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Abbey Hopper Gibbons and
Susan b. Anthony, has prepared platform for tho
coming Democratic Convention published in The Reroin
ton
The Hon. STEWART L. wooDFoRD, LieUtenantGorernor Of
DEAR SIR: The Citizens Association has no.
tced with much pleasure and Interest tue admraDle
manner in which you nave made UP tno 'o"ini'''o' VI
The Association appreciates the difficulties and respOn
sbties OF your position, aud congratnates you upon
your success I'm meeting those responsibilities
The Association encrtains the most thorough apprec
on of the consideration you have given To tho various
Important reform measures which It has inaugnratod,
and also Of your cooperation to further the Dest Interests
The Association feels the yeest sympathy with every
official who seeks TO do his duty as To justify the conn
dence reposed in him by whole people, and who Is re-
cardess OF those considerations which too often influence
In Conclusion the Association hopes that you may con.
tlnue TO maintain that strong hold upon te Hoou IA oi
our people that has already raised you 10 e scohu ooc
In the state. Very truly yours. - ,,, ,,,-,,
The Citizens Association OF SeT York, once No s9
Broadpay, Feb 3, 1868.
THE SOLDIERS CONVENTION.
The General Committee of Loyal Democratic
Soldiers and Sailors for the City and County OF hewforR
hold their adjourned meeting tomorrow evening at their
Headquarters the Moatt mansion, IN Unonsquare at
n m 10 receive the report OF subcommittee. and to
complete their preparations for the procession ana Con-
vention OF the Ith proxmo
THE OFFICIAL VOTE OF ARKANSAS.
The total number OF registered voters was
797sE number OF whites registered isdif nuDeL & UI m
constitutional election, $3.50 number OF WHITES VINO
Mo vnteS ss Total number OF for Consttu
tion a. 9i3; against the Constitution 2o,o9 MaJoy ior
Constitution, 1876. r'.-. go.
ANEW GRANT AND COLFAX CAMPAIGN CLUB.
A meeting of soldiers and sailors will be held
this evening at Armenia Hotel No ~ Bankst., near
Beecker for the purpose Of orgaRLng Grant and Col
fax Campaign Club. All honoraby discharged soldiers
and sailors are Invited to be present
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES IN BROOKLYN.
The Republican primaries in Brooklyn we're
held last evening at which delegates were chosen 10 tne
Assembly District Conventions which are III urh 70 Sc
ect delegates the state Convention to meet at SYRIA
cuse the sth Of July
THE EMPIRE CLUB.
The Central Empire Presidential Campaign
Club met at Masonic Hall. In East Thirteentst last
evening. Mr.. Isaiah Rynders presided. There was a
IL Fellows delegate to the Democratic Convention irom
Arkansas He argued that the Southern States were
eeTa SS % S and the COMPACT that
the Radical Congress proved by s offering them the lith
never out OF the Union. The General Bankrupt law
passed by Congress in 1867 also recognizes them as states
be entitled 70 such protection and exemp.
G sse a%. Of 1854 MSSn The South wa Sse s ns He
claimed that the Reconstruction acts OF Congress were
obnoxious to the South and imposed disaster ana suer
adopted they likely to be disranehlsed ana made
ineligible for Office II they had voted against or 9ppo5ea
Simon N stern and William McCelland spoke, and the
meeting then adjourned
DELEGATES TO THE REPUBLICAN STATE CON-
vENTION.
MONTGOMERY John Mcdonald Hezekiah
Baker John X. Putnam. ,,
QUEENs-Ia Disriet-Robert willetts, Benz D. Hicks
JoIn BIrdse Aiierndes-L. Bradford Prince, John H.
TTeadweli, G. W. Cook ia Disbiet-sanue g. Aymar,
Louis Eaton: James b. Cooper AHsrna'sS-"m' b.
MoSRoE-Ia Distriet-Chares A. Clark, W. Hodges, "
q Pierce ia District-ROswel Hart, Thos. Parsons,
Adoph Hote. Aternaes-D. ID. Palmer John Van Voor'
his. Louis Lowentha ~ ,,-,. n pororo,,
DfHsa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. H. Wagner e. B. Seaman L. G.
WTsTcnEsrER-Id Distriet-w. II. Robertson. r. A.
Dmmck, ID. o. Bradley
THE BoITING REPUBLICANS UNITED.
BALTIMORE, June 29.-The Electoral ticket
which was put forth by the Boers from the regular he
h,ican organization here has withdrawn, and all
pledge themselves to unite In support OF the regular
ticket for Grant and Colfax. The Chicago Convention
refused 10 recognize the Boiling delegates as entitled
TO vote deciding the contest in favor Of the State Conyen
tion OF March 6.
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS CONVENTION
RurrAIo. June 29.-Gens. w. +. Rogers and
James N Strong; Cos II. X. vIele, Daniel Tyre, and
Richard Fack; Majors George De Witt Clinton ana Geo
w Cothron: Captains Edward Irwin, j. W. Kelly, +; G.
Minnery and A. r. Ransom frlyaes SoH lIiicr MI
we'll Charles IT, Young, and Daniel NJ. Emerson dele
gates will start for NewYork In special train on THURS
day evening
LETTER FROM GEN. BUTLER.
To he EdilOr Of The Salem tha's) 0a'dh
DEAR SIR: I am sorry your editorial In me
0a,ee was not as good usual s 1t not pos
sihe that Gan Butler may be right not In slaughteng
tho Tax bill because did not do that but fearing lest
the whole bill should get through at this session. IN
propospg that the two great sources Oh revenue auaS'