New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-16
NINTH DISTRICT SENATORIAL NOMINATION..

The Republicans OF tile lNth District west
chester Putnam and Rockand Countes) met In Conyen
ton at Tarrytown yesterday 5h inst) and with great
unanimty nominated Elliot c. Cowdn, esq for Senator
Mr. Cowdin is one Of foremost merchants, gentle
man OF large capacity ard unqnestioned integrity OF
character Just the sort OF man for Senator and " Is
source regret that lac could not ind 1T consistent with
his inclination and duty 10 accept the nomination 30
handsomely rendered TO HIM The following is the cor
respOndencc elegraphc between the President OF the
Convention and Mr. COwdin; -
f. TAKRYTows N Y, Oct. Is 1869.
ELLIOT c. CowDIS, ESQ, Neo York; ,,.
SIR: You have been unanimously nominated rs the Re
publican candidate for Senator IN this district. and sm
requested TO urge your acceptance the Convection
~ - Mr.. Co~di"', Reply o., :, ,o,o
Hon. WIN. H. ROBERTSON, Iresident RepnLiea. Ss,.alo
rad Convention, TaTytoicr. ~ T.: ,,,,.,
thanks for the honor your nomination for Senator re-
gret that business engagements viii not allow me 10 &C
western states have Just renewed their allegiance to the
party Of liberty and financial integrity, and sgnaly re-
reputation Let NewYork follow the noble example Of
Pennsylvania, Ohio aud Iowa ELLIOT T. Co"Dis'
THE OHIO LEGISLATURE.
The State Journal of Columbus, Ohio, says
the Republicans have elected 50 members OF the Lower
House to the Democrats 10, not counting Hamilton
County and II to their opponents 10 IN the Senate, leav
lug the members from Hamilton out OF the count
In Hamilton County Fusion or Independent ticket.
cans has been elected II these gentlemen vote In
cordance with their political autecedents, the Re
pnblcans will have three majority in the House,
and minority Of one In the Senate. The
balance Of; power Is held by the independent Re
IN Hamilton County As Mr.. Hassaurek. the leader OF
the reform movement Is pledged to the support OF the
Republican State ticket, and 10 the Republican policy
and principles generally there is every reason TO think
that his friends Oh this ticket Will act with the party
with which they have always affiliated The result III
the State may be regarded, upon the whole, AS eS'
treney satisfactory, considering the difficulties 70 he
surnOuned aud the drawbacks that always exist inc
year subsequent to a PRESIDENTIAL election.
THE VIRGINIA SENATORS.
The Washington correspondent of TIE Boston
Post says:
The two names most prominently mentioned by Viz
einans now m connection WIN me SnIsep nde,on f.
to be generally conceded that the Legislature WI"
refuse e elect any man not Az actual resident .e t line
iroelad OATH and II II believed they wonld he accepa
S oe Sas fop%ery member Of Congress Gen Williams
10 a nephew OF Mr. Pendleton ..a'' t.
The friends of Mr.. Hendricks in Indiana are
pleased than otherwise at the defeat OF Pendeion
In Ohio. dispatch from Indianapolis In The Chicago
Tribune says: The Hendricks In this city do not
propose to 70 into mourning Pendetons defeat aud
some Of them appear quite Jubilant.
John Davidson of Elizabeth, n. j.. has been
nominated by tue Republican Convention for State Sena
We Informed Mr. Davidson 10 very popular mas
most excellent record pure, conscientious and up
right citizen. He Is we'll and favoraby known, and
he runs well he did for Congress In 1860, he VIII
be elected by splendid majority. ~. l..
The Tennessee Liberal Republican State Con-
venton at Memphis adjourned on Thursday night There
large attendance and perfect harmony Most OF the
Liberal and Conservative platform was adopted Univer
sal suffrage and the general reform Of the present state
Government we're ndorsed Their action Is 10 DO referred
to the people for Endorsement The Liberal newspaper
has been Sold and has suspended publication.
y Eleven members of the Tennessee House OF
Representatives have oiped p note 10 the eandidsfes