New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13


the election of Territorial officers by the Republican
majority The sergeantatArms has becn sent after tho
seseders.
CoLoRED SENATORS
A writer in The Richmond Journal IN sketch
ing the prominent members OF the virginia Senae e"oF
notices the five colored Senators:
J.w. BLAND ,
Mr. Bland of Prince Edward, who graduated IN the
Ss hy @
ability speaks dramatically and debates WEI u HsVs,
enoSgS to dispute points aud argue motions with tho
best OF them SO, too he can draw resolution WIN
j. as empSatic as any uttered on the oor IN
Mr.. Bland comey, skin dark, but not decidedly DaSs
set Of teeth He dresses well looks altogether hko
who was inwardly content with II not Proqo o. ms
lot There is 10 use of saying on which side D. W. ~
Bland votes.
Dr Ivons-for he is a graduate or at least, pract
TONER Of medcine-is from York County. He Is new
any subject yet. have no means OF judging OF ms
oraorc as Sa ar me we
say candidy that he is the most elegantly gotten
form he is an Apollo; in complexion, an olve-veIy
bright; eyes large and usuous hair short sois anu anu
silky He be very young-certainy not over ~ OF
23 a Republican -
NJ Norfolk County, a member OF the COhNenton,
where he particularly noted for his onslaugs upon
the 81 TINS c 1ns oP MIN
Thus, not unfrequenty Mr. Teamoh would rise 70 per
EXPLANATION"
hand. which in the end would be demolished. Mr. Tea
is shrewd politician and close but not able DC
batter There is nothing striking IN ms appearance
of Amelia. bright mnlattO nearly white face beard
ally conveys his sentiment through his ballot.
o, Gooehland is large beneyoentoohing cOlored man;
around with iron.gray whiskers He Is wen educated
but makes display Of his intelligence
DEMOCRATIC ARGUMENTS.
We learn that on Monday last as Mr.. Charles
E. Sears a member OF the Board OF Commissioners OF
Nash County leaving the office OF the Board, after
the business Of the day. he.was met by L. N b. Battle
welknown Democrat who took him by the arm and de-
manded that he should abandon his Republican primer
pies Dir. Sears replied that nothing would stop MP
me indnence they cond and If they could make the
county go their way they should crush sears Bate rs
him " on S" the head with his pistol, iniicting a
scalp wound In the meantime another OF SAY
ties friends came up with knife IN one hand seed
Searss left arm with the other and thus held him power
less, and L. T. Battle was making hostile
UP took of the assaants before any further damage
was DONE informant states Battle Was M liquor ana
would be ashamed OF hrs part OF lhe TRANSACTION wien
sober This rs paliatOn Tor what seems 20 hGFo
'''- 49, Raleigh a. O. Standard.
The Hon. Mr.. Van Trump of Ohio has been
contrasting expenses of the Democratic Congress Of
1856 with those of the Congress OF 1868 Among other
illustrations he give these items
The xI Congress charged for ns BAR and bat brushes SOD
Of SO The XLh Congress spent toilet the VI 0i 6
The Democratic Congress. @25OS.
There is nothing new or inconsistent in this What
possible use the unwashed Democracy have for hair
and nail brushes and especially FOR soapf The figures
bear about proportion TO the personal habits
of the members of the two parties so there can DO no
reasonable ground for complaint.
The Republican nominees for Justices of the
Supreme Court California Lorenzo Sawyer for the
long term and o. c. Pratt for the short term The cleo
ton will be held the goth OF October.
Daniel o. Cleveland is the Republican candi-
date for Assembly in Fulton and Hamilton Counties.
Isaiah Blood is the Democratic candidate for
Senator in the XVIII District against Truman G. Young
love-
The Republicans of Herkimer have nomi-
mated the following ticket: County Treasurer Robert
Ethridge; Assembly, Daniel A. Northup Justice OF SEES
sions Peter Hazehurst.
At the Republican Senatorial Convention, held
at Niagara Falls on Friday. George Bowen OF Batavia
Genesee County, nominated for State Senator from
tho XXIXth Senatorial District, to succeed the Hon
Richard Crowley who has represented the District for
the last four years in the state Senate
The Republicans of Wyoming County have
renomnated Marcus A. HUI for Member OF the As
sembly
Isaiah Fuller has been nominated for Mem
her OF Assembly by the Democrats OF the IS District
Saratoga County
The Hon. Leonard L. klham has been NOM
mated by the Republicans OF the lid Assembly Dsric
in Madison County, ~s-ss -
| Mr.. John H. Scudder of Trenton. \. j., has
renOmnated for Surrogate of Mercer County by the
Democratic Convention.
The Democrats of Oneida County have nom
naed for County Treasurer, George Barnard Justice OF
Sessions, W. IL. Pratt Coroner, John ii. Douglass.
Mr.. Theodore l., Miner has been nominated
for the Senate by the Republicans OF the N i'a
Distriet-ChemunS Schuyler and sieuben Counties.
The Republicans have nominated the Hon.
Chats Foger for reelection To the senate from ths
XXNith Distrot-OntaIio Gates aud eenaea Counties
The Democrats of tho XIth Senatorial
District, comprising the Counties OF Duchess anu ,o
lumbia have nominated the Hon. George Mcrgp mayor
of Poughkeepsie, as their candidate for Senator
The Queens County Republican Central Com.
mttee for 1869 organized Saturday by the election Oh
l.. Bradford Prince Chairman George T. Hewlett sec
rotary and Benjamin ID. Hicks Treasurer. The Commit
tee then adjourned.
The Republicans of Chautauqua have nom.
mated the following county ticket: Treasurer sherman
Williams; superintendent OF the Poor e. :. Spencer
Justice OF Sessions, John c. Griswod Coroners Oscar
L. Price, j. III. Mnton and H. j. Negus.
The Democrats of Chatauqua County have
nominated the following ticket: ASsemby-lst Dstrct'
Chauncey Warren: ild District. Alonzo langwostny.
School Commissoncr--Ist District. Homer Purge ~
lid District. Julius A. Parsons. County Treas iIef