New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-13
POLITICAL.

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p. Herkimer County elects 10 Republican and @
Democratic Supervisors
At the charter election Mt Reading Penn,
Yesterday, VIM. H. Gornand, Democrat, was reelected
Mayor over the Hon. John i. Jones. Ic7 majority.
The Republican Ward Clubs OF Washington,
are all making arrangements for reception Of Senator
Erownlow. of Tennessee upon his arrival in that city.
The town meeting in Oswegatchie, st. Law
renee County. resulted In the election Of the entire Re
publican ticket with the exception OF Supervisor and
Assessor
A correspondent writes from Cooperstown,
Otseeo Co., Feb 10, saying: "The town election passed
of quietly here Osego township yesterday, tho Repub
eans eleetng candidates for Supervisor Collectors
Dyerseer OF the Poor, aud Road Commissioner.
The Lynchburg Vuginian contains the pro-
ceedings of large and respectable meeting held IN
lynchburg ON Monday night last upon tho subject OF
the mission OF the nne' 20 Washington. The meeting
was unanimous IN Its approval OF the new movement
The Governor, State officers and many mem
bers Of tho Legislature OF Minnesota, on visit TO
Wisconsin The party numbering 100, reached Madison
INC capital OF Wisconsin. the 10th, when they were
welcomed and entertained dned and wlned by the Leg
fsature and State authorities OF Wisconsin, and the Leg
satures of the States according to programme
TO have visited Milwaukee Thursday the 18th, as the
guests Of the authorities Of that city. I-
The Legislature of West Virginia has elected
MFR A. g. Zegler editor OF The old Flag, at Phillppl.
State Superintendent OF Free Schools; and Mr. John
Frew OF The Wheeling InteHgenoer, State Printer After
great number OF baotngs the West Virginia House OF
Delegates on the 10th inst, voted that the new state
capitol shall be built at Parkersburg. The question now
| goes TO the Senate for concurrence.
james N. Tyner, who was recently nomi-
| mated by. the Republican Convention at Kokomo,
| 80 nj
trc OF that state caused by the election OF the Hon. d.
d. Pratt TO the Senate began his political In 1885,
IA candidate for Representative from Miami County In
the State Legislature, and though beaten by party
vote ran ahead OF the entire county ticket During the
years 1858 80 and c he the principal Secretary OF
the Senate OF Indiana In 1850 ho was tho Republican
Elector FOR the IXh Indiana District and rendered val
uabe service to the party by Tho canvass OF the district
In 1861 and he President Of the Conventional held
In the IXth District which the Hon Schuyler Cofsx
WIS nominated In 1861 he was appointed Special Agent
OF the Post once Department for Indiana and his work
extended during his term over parts OF Illinois ana ONO
He filed this position the satisfaction OF the Depart
,uent until 1866, when he removed by Mr. Johnson
| The North Carolina Standard says,I "a
For the nrst time in our history. railroads and other
great works OF Improvement are beginning to shed their
benign blessings over all our people In shGrI nort
front rank Southern States and IN tho ascendant
Washington Years are passing ~ IT, s
when despair has been succeeded by the ful blaze OF
well grounded hope, that North Carolina solicited ny
the leading Rebel paper published In this city, TO repnd
ate the hopeful and energetic men, whose activity ana
industry have infused ygor and hope to the people Of
the staie We do think that there Is man In the
Republican ranks who so cosardy as to regret TIE
sacrifices which have been made TO bring te state 10 y.
present position OF enterprise prosperity ana happiness
The Republican Convention of the With
Congressional District Of Indiana to-day nomina 70,
| election OF the Hon. d. d. Pratt to the u g. Senate
4 The German Republican Central Committee
has adopted resolutions acknowledging tne necessity
congressional action for the prevention or Fraudulent
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. but urging that no impeachment should
be placed in the way Of legal Naturalization ana Ina
i the prescribed time should be shortened
A meeting Of the Eighth Assembly Distric,
Republican Association held last night at kunki
! Hotel, No. 27l Grandst. John j. O'Brien, Pres
dent, Ia the chair aud John McDvnough acting rs Sec
Rotary The regular routine bushes: was rtahsaS,ed
ing resolution adopted asking tlat the deiegatioi
headed by james Lncns be admitted 10 ther seats
the Union Republican General COMMITTEES After al
DRESSES by several members the lneetpg a9l9nrned