New-York tribune., 1869-05-19
GEN. HARNEY IN CHARGE OF THE SIOUX RES
ERVATION.
WHICH IS THE ORGANF"

KILKENNY FIGHT AMONG THE DEMOCRATIC OF
FICE-HoLDERs ABOUT THEIR PAPERs-THE
HAT NOW PASSED AROUND FOR THE ALBANY
ARGUS
The undersigned recommend TO the earnest support OF
their fellow Democrats The Albany Argus in all It's edi-
tons as a reliable, consistent and 'RseLtsh Journal
They especially recommend it for home and club crcua-
ton They recommend it. not because II reeds seh sup
port but because deSerres U and because by its discreet
and yet bold and vigorous aud unflnehg devotion to
the discussion and dissemination Of Democratic princi-
ples it merits continued confidence. The Albany argus
Is the Oldest Democratic newspaper IN the state and
entitled be considered the organ Of the Democratic
party II has failed to present Democratic doc
IL represents party interests and not personal edces
IL s not controlled Jy secret pec'HaIy influences but
Democracy II does not take important steps ,cithow
consultation 1t never makes those mistakes and ohndes
crimes duty which all times rests upon the party
sustaining It's faithful representatives In the ranks OF
the press now consplouOusy than ever, attracts
attention and increases the obligation. We cannot
discharge higher party duty On view OF tue esin5 ot
sho, dt party FIDELITY IS necessary means q parry sue
Democratc voters sustaining Of this old and weltred
leader OF the Democratic forces ana one when mas
nerer tceakeed failed in times Of party danger or
disaster which has always been faithful TO the best
interests OF the country tH me hne Of triumph Let not
the work nany formal way but let every man set
abput with hearty earnestnes sustain The Argus just
as he would uphold the standard Of his party whe false
It7hts are Seeing 10 allure in the interest OF ne enemy
It is proper add that this has been prepared aud
signed spontaneously and entirely co he solicitation
OF knowledge Of The editor. ALBANY, May 5, 1867
SENATORS
LEWIS A. EDWARDS, First District; JAMES F. PIERCE,
Second District; HENRY {. MURPHY Third District; Nm
NJ TWEED Fourth District: MICHAEL NORTON, Fifth Dis
trict THoMAsA A. CREAMER, Sixth District; JOHN BRAD
LEY, Seventh District; II. W. GENET Eighth District;
WM. caldwell, Ninth District W. NJ. GRAHAM, Tenth
District; A. BLEECKER BANKS, Thirteenth District; GEo
BEACH Fourteenth District; J. f. HUBBARD 1r Twenty
third District; A. Z. NICHOLS, Thirty first District; l.
NORRIS Thirty District
AsSEMBLIMES.
wM. HIrCHMAN, Twenty hrst District, n. Y; ALEX
FREAR Fifteenth District, ~ " c. FERRIS, First District
Wescheser; OWEN CAyANAGH Third District. N \. Clty
JAMES sUFFERs. KOckland County, y. j. FLYNN, Ulster
County; LAW d. KIERSAN, Eighteenth District N l.;
ASru0SY HARTMAN, Tenth District y. y; JOHN GAL
VIZ Fourth District, n y. City; G.. w. PLuNKETT,
Seventeenth District. New-YOrk; NJ C. MURPHY,
District Westchester X. VI. SkEELs, First District,
Niagara: II. i. HOWARD, Third District. Ren; A r.
HAsBRoUCK Second District Ulster; EDWARD SrURGIs,
FIRST District Columbia; EDw'D. L. PATRICK, Chemung
Coz DENNIS O'KEEFE, Third District Kings GEO. L. Fox
Seventh District, Kings MORGAN HORTON, Putnam Co..
A W SMITH, Second District, Albany Co.; JOHN l. FLAGG.
Troy g. r. BAMLER. First District, Erie; NJ NACHTMANN'
Orange; JOSIAH T. MILLER Seneca Co.. PETER TRAINER,
Eleventh District ~ Y; n. G. BRADsrREEr Rochester,
las IRVING, New.York City; ID. ". q. TOWER, Eighth
District Brooklyn PETER Mitchell Fifth District n. T..
HALpyIS GRIFFIN. Greene Co.; HENRY WoLrMAN'
Twelfth District n. Y; DENIS BURNS, Second District
n Y; JOSIAH PORTER, Nineteenth District n. l.; W o.
BERGEN Ninth District n, Y. JAMES STEVENS, Ihlrd
N Y; john TIGHE, Fourth District, Albany Coz WM
W. MosELEY, Fourth District, kiugs JAMES MChlEHElS
Fourteenth District " " TIMOTHY j. CAMPBELL, sixth
District ~ Y; JOHN G. JACOBS, Ninth District Kings