New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-09
POLITICAL.
THE VERMONT ELECTION.

beers OF the Legislature took place yesterday The
paign OF the quiet for many years and con
sequently very light vote was cast Last year. when
unusually heavy vote polled, the aggregate ballot
amounted ito lover $4,000 and it is inot probable that
much 1900 votes poed yesterday Ihe re-
| turns from few towns showed that the republican
VOTE compared to last year. is as four 10 nve and
the Democratic as seven to ten The hghtness OF the
ballot noticeable everywhere, unless, as ID few
| towns some local question has operated 10 produce
different result Thiryhye towns have gwen "aShburne
Republican,, for Governor 6s, and Heaon lDemocrao,
1897. This shows majority the whole vote Oh about
10000 The Senate will be unanimously Republican and
the House will not vary much from past years." or
| more Republican members to 30 or less OF Democrats
WISCONSIN DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
MILWAUKEE,, Sept S.-The Democratic State
Convention met to-day, and nominated Col. C. d. Robin
son OF Green Bay for Governor A. Cook OF Columbus
for Secretary OF State; John Black Of Milwaukee Tor
Treasurer; W Perry Of Madison for Attorney
Carl Berdeau OF waukesha for State Prison Inspector
and Peer j. OF Cedarsburg for superintendent
Of Public instruction. Among the resolutions adopted
the following is the most noticeable
Rssored That the Democratic party Of Wisconsin re-
joce in the extinction OF slavery in the prompt ana gen
OF the war in every we'll directed effort for the enght
eminent and elevation OF oppressed humanity AT hons
government and public order broaden the basis OF SUI
rage ana extend the blessing OF free Institutions 70 al
classes OF the people.
sISSIPPI
JACKSON, Miss, Sept S.-The National Union
Republican Convention assembled to-day at noon IL Is
the largest meeting OF the kind ever held In tins state
Three hundred delegates present rs OF whom are
colored Nearly all the counties are represented Judge
speel Vicksburg chosen President and the follow
ing resolutions we're unanimously adopted:
Resolred That we reafrm the principles enunciated
In the Constitution OF the 2jd OF June, and that III auu
ton thereto we announce ourselves IN favor OF oer
~
of the public school funds as may secure the largest de-
gree OF good feeling among all classes OF our citizens
ReSOired, That cordially invite the Immigration OF
capitalists and manufacturers into state aud pledge
thoroughly develop all its resources.
Judge Lewis Dent was unanimously nominated Tor
Governors Judge Jecrds for Lieutenant Governors L.
wonord for Congress in the First District Judge VIM
Kellogg in the Third and Judge Joseph W Field In the
Fourth. The Convention adjourned TIL o'clock to-
morrow morning.
Ex-United States Senator Buckalew has
been nominated by the Democrats FOR the Pennsylvania
State Senate.
Among the prominent Republicans now on
the STUMP IN Pennsylvania the Hon. John A. Bing
ham. Gov Gcary, Senator Scott, and the Hon Vim. d.
Kelley.
A dispatch from Santa F6, NewMexicO,
says tho election Monday quiet. The returns III
dicato the election OF the entire Republican ticket IN
vez, the Republican Congress- has about 200 majority
A Richmond, Va, dispatch of Sept. says
that Gen. Candy will issue the election proclamation to-
today, and that It is stated good authority
that Gov Wells sent his resignation Gen Candy week
ago. the reception OF the Attorney testoah
opinion.
The Pittsburgh Gazette gives the most cheer
ing OF the political prospects IN That part OF
Pennsylvania West OF the mountains the enthusiasm
tla
toned maiortes proportion to the vote out may be
confidently expected.
A dispatch from San Francisco, Cal, Sept :,
SAYS The recount Of the election OF the second
Ward in this city reveals greater discrepancy than at
first reported Freeman Independent gains lIs and SIC
Coppinl II will probably require the remainder Of the
week to complete the recount.
later dispatch says the proclamation OF Gen. Candy
will bring the Legislatures together oct Gov wakor
viii be installed Provisional Governor within sne next
two weeks, NJ which time Gov Weiss rosignation nov
in the hands OF Gen Candy, viii be accepted The Leg
islature itself will decide whether shall elect perna
nent or temporary officers
UNION REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
A meeting of this Committee was held last
evening at the Apollo Rooms, Broadway and Twenty.
eig!th-st the Hon. Edgar Ketchum. President III the
chair Mr. Charles A. Ktchel moved series Of resou.
tons expressing the OF the Republican party AT
the deaths Of Gen Rawin5 late secretary Oh war ana
pnanimonsiy adopted The question Of the call for the
primary elections and the approaching stnts SoHEgnIoh
ordered to prepare draft call. The meeting theh
adjourned.
FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT REPUBLICANS.
The regular monthly meeting of the Repub
leans Of the Fifth Assembly District took place last
evening at No 100 Prince-st There was large at
tendance. A number Of members were admitted.
1t was resolved that the Association having heard with
Rawlns, late Secretary Of War cypress Their sympathy
ment books OF the Association viii be opened for new
names A Committee OF Five was appointed to examine
qualifications for membership.
EIGHTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT UNION RE-
PUBLICAN ASSOCIATION.
This organization, presided over by George
Van Cleft held its first meeting last evening at It's
Hall. No. 459 Fourth-ave Several new members were
enrolled. After discussion 1t was decided that the
% a., Mnndav Of each month The situation WAS hone
fully discussed after which an Adjournment was had to
Friday evening the l7th Inst
THE GERMAN DEMOCRATIC UNION GENERAL
COMMITTEE AND THE HUMBOLDT CELEBRA-
TON.
At the meeting of the Seventeenth Ward
German Democratic Club last evening at the Henry Clay
House. Avenue A and First-st, Supervisor O. " Herman
presiding, invitation from the German Democratic
Union General Committee to participate as Democratic
organization at the Humboldt festival. read, and
provoked an animated discussion; Gen. Anthony Elck.
hOf led the opposition While he hoped every member Of
the club would attend an individual he protested he
said In the strongest language he knew how 10 COM
mand gainst the Seventeenth Ward lending Itself, its
power prestige, give TO such an organization
The German Democratic Union General Committee pOlit
cal capital he attained by such clap trap means.
Christopher Fecke hoped the club would accept the In
vaton II avalled itself Of the privilege OF send
ing delegates to the General Committee and therefore
ought participaein the result OF their lhbOrs After
debate OF some warmth the opponents OF the invita-
ton succeeded in laying 1t on the table number Of
committees 10 organize the different election districts,
and one consisting OF Messrs Jacob i. Gross, John
Zahn and Christopher Flecke, on bylaws, were al
pointed.
FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT UNION REPJ BLlCAN