New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-08
POLITICAL.
NEW-YORK.
NEW-1Ohh.
,.n1.,tcInNE EOR SENATOR.


SPEAKER YoUNGLoVE FOR SENATOR.
Tho ponublieans of the XVIII District Sara
tosa Monteomerv Fulton Hamilton, and schenectady
80 terminated the Hon Truman c. YOunglove OF
sarstoSa for the Senate This sa wellmerlted cOppH
rant Mr. YonngIove has served his constituents anu
the State with marked ability and fidelity IN tno %
DIV during several of the Legislature anu ~
finally chosen Speaker Of that body. lie mas o'oi '
an enlightened legislator and sturdy zoe Oh coru
49,. .ht no LEGISLATIVE iob,er would ever dare approach
him with a dishonorabe proposition Let the hepuOh'
cans OF bis district see TO 1t that he Is eieeteu'
70 ths Editor Of The Tribune
Sp. The Hon. Truman G. Younglove has
received the Republican nomination lor 0ena'o ~ 'n
Eighteenth District, consisting OF the counties Oh
topa schenectady, Montgomery, Fulton ana halii'on
Mr. IA well and favoraby known throughout the Staoo
He has served four consecutive terms as memDer VI ~
Assembly from the Second District of saraoga-the a
"a Sneaker of that body for the present year D"s
that period no has made better OF piISne 49,
He has been conspicuous as an opponent Vi
geeislaton resisting with unfnchlng nrmhcsS 'H0 @,
Ell dodges of those who have sought 10 hlcn
money from the public treasury ana tnv nv
in1 sghemes of corporate monOponsts ohoInteiy
corruption, he has mantalned 1 the
announcement his Committees nntll aeI 90 oe
Of United States SENATOR mas DeGn Sse II was
prudential STEM designed not TO make out 10 save
!9r the c,d tbe formation of the Committees,
however conscientiOuv and wisely performed NOT uu
cue na nendency of Senatorial contest, in the early
DAYS Of session, important eGlSation Is even az
dent from the fact hat he repeatedly carried ac
knowledged Democratic district and so nigh IS ne hed
In public estecm that cannot doubt his triumphant
election TO the Senate.
NetC. York. Oct. E, 1869.
BRoOME COUNTY.
BNGHAMToN, n. Y, Oct. THE Broome
CountsRepublcanConven was held in this CITY 70,
day The Hon. VIM. NJ Ely was renomnated for Member
Of the Assembly by reclamation. Nearly all the coHu
officers TenOminated as follows AoR RTrtn for
% 4 Mnor for nstice of Sessions, Newton w
Edison and H. S. Monroe for School s fro'ars
W. Guy, Michael Bander, and Isaac to ~ the Poor
and James c. Hall for superintendent Oh 'ho o04
The Hon. George II. Sanford is the Demo-
cratic candidate for Senator in the XlXth DISTRICT
County,
d. II. Goodwin of Waterville has been nom
mated fer the Senate by the Republicans VI 'ne
Oneida County, District
The Hon. George N. Kennedy has been nom
mated for reelection to the Senate by the Republicans oil
the XXIId (Onondaga and COruandl DISTRICT
The Republicans of the With Judicial Dis
trlct Livingston. Wayne Seneca Yates Ontario steu
hen Monroe and Cayuga Countesl have nominated the
Hon Charles c. Dwight for Justice Of the Supreme
Court both for the long and short term Judge Dwight
was appointed by Gov. Fenon TO I'LL the vacancy cause
by the death of the late Judge Wills!
Norris WinslOw has been nominated as the
Republican candidate Senator in the XVIIIth Dis
1rct jefferson and Lewis CouDties). The Convention
was held at Carthage and notice by the report OF the
proceedings that Lewis County was not represented
therein Mr. winslow is a merchant, and succeeds the
Hon. John O,Donnen an able and faithful Senator.
TIE Republicans of Cayuga County have
nominated the following ticket:
County Treasurer Horace T. Cook Superintendent OF
The Poor NJ. NJ Omstead; District Attorney, William
n Mills Special Judge AMI Wood Justice of Sessions
Howell b. Converse; COroners, Lloyd Slade Andrew Ure
aud WIN. Watson,
The Democracy of Suffolk County have noml-
mated the following ticket Assembly, cambridge d.
Streight; County judge John R. Reid Treasurer Chas
IT, Rose; School Commissioners, S. B. Nichols and T. D.
Mount Superintendent Of the Poor, G. H. Vaughn; DIS
trct Attorney AlbersOn Case; Justice OF Sessions VIM
n MOntfOrt.