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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-10
r.. q. YOUN0LOvE, President Poard OF Equa Aviation.
E. BLAkELEY, Clerk Of the Board of EQUALIZATION.

The first column contains the assessed valuation
OF real estate returned by the assessors Of the
various counties. The second column contains the
equalized valuation or real estate as made by the
State Board OF Equalization. The third column con-
fains valuation OF personal property. The last
column shows the aggregate equalized valuation OF
property In the several Countless
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-10

Valuation Of Real and Personal Property Ia
New York State--E Equalization by the Board
Of Assessors.
The following table furnished by Stare ASSESSOR.
f. zebiey shows the equalization OF property In this
State in accordance with the following resolution
adopted by the Board OF Equalization on the sth
inst, on motion Of Comptroller Ailen:-
Resolved That the valuations as now Hxed by Board
Equsii1stion and hereto annexed, and amounting to
81 O O77O be and the hereby adopted and cet
fed rs the eqazed aggregate valuation OF the real per-
sona property Of each OF the Of this State
and that the sane duly certified the Chairman and Secre
sry OF this board deposited in the office Of the Corproler
AS the equalzed valuation which the said COmproer
compute the State the year 1862 said
equaled valuation "a made each separate county be
hled with the minutes of the proceedings Of his Board
Sle p Ne. loy sWe do hereby certify the foregoing
10 be correct transcript of the original resolution this day
adopted by tho Board of Equal zson appears upon the
minutes OF said Board and the whole Of the said resolution
Witness our hands ut the city of Albany this 9Th day OF
September, 1865.
, 1869-10-07
HEel8rEATIDH OF VOTERS.

Tbe list of in]pea of election appointed
h. .ha n,.,a ~ Snne,r;aors embraces sona
~ ,,od nan,es and so,ne that a,e not 80
oo,a 1nt On he ,xhole the, are superior
to tha conno;ttee ,rho SELECTED them. We
hona that the solid and substantial busiuess
men who hare been chosen to act AZ JUDGES,
whichever ticket thsv NAV prefer, viii not
decline to serve. They can do nothing Of
,n,,,e importance In their ovn interests
=, cav nothIno of tbe nnblic intarasts
49,. - - aha na,aeso-, ,,.,a IN tha
, 1869-10-07

~, fr,oh,f,, .,,-lt.nt. Iook n,rc on ~, ,,nc ~
81, W,..,.annt ~ arns1ntF Tn.a .ss,.rt.
ene n., Hs'es.pp, o1a ~ 1n.sr TSea,s
~ MnSa ~ usn, uua y. suE" 49, asosu ~ aast1sA
Nac1, aao tnG ptls uSues ~. S~sue. aan0 nuAGHu:
nefe sns.an 1e1 h.. i,rsn 1ss ~ ~ me oos1saS0
them !tona Af. IaoMA4 bsenn1e, t6e 0saAset sFaek-
laJef o. t1s 5neaI ~ II ioIyHss ta1 lsRItA. es3-
eehRef H4o os ~ toau "nHa .slt o. fAni 5es-
!saosI Ha11tI assarht NS' .ts,.on .a,,. ,1.,st
SoHa n!soee: HAtG1 IL. A9saS 1"a.so
uiAes Mn AaS 1tnTH EHJ,, .t3 tas
Pefsu1 ,ts ~ ~ " r "a s,c.s - ~, *
NhA AhNmSasa w " n"o ~ ,: ~ Aaos Aa ~
eenRe1 Ls4aa ~ tasr. Aao "uT4 e1sy EGte oa11n&
, 1869-10-07

When the Chicago parties visited Cali
fosnia, the people Of that State we're, OF
course, proud Of the honor done them BY
the excursions, and delighted 1t the privi-
lego Of extending hospitality to such e1cur-
sionisss. Since these <isits, Cong
Alilwauteeaus, cincinnatians, snd others
Of that ssalnp, hare inflicted themselves
upon The haplssa Califotniana, until fos-
bearauee has ceased to be i yirtuo-until
the suffering has become too intolezable to
be borne IN uneomplainiug silence. The
Alto California thus gires expression Ia
its feelings:
ave hare had something too much Of the heavy
entertainment buelneas; VIC have been Wafs-and
Nesutd. RetEenched, CtnctnDAued, Rcd 5toct-
ipgedt and Otherwise exploited: Until Il b.. cong
ing speeches {grrA1 ~ 10 our capaCsx3 and E1s1ni
dinpers 1atge Is IL our nosp1tsiisy>."
The Golden-Gsters are perfectly justit1a
bic In groaning under The tozturea whle'
they have lstely been forced to undergo
| 1t has been said that COMPRISING b man
finger in vioe until the pain becomes ab
so1utely uncomfortable is rheumatism an
that giving one turn more to the vice
snut- Tho Congressman and the Ain
vark4eans were the first disease; the Gin
cinnatians the seccr.a. Hence these teazs
, 1869-10-07
RfnuETT EQllfaf.

In notice Of the opcu!nR exercltes Of the Dcu-
Eelt College, y hch waa puInshr4f IN 1Hx TIL
RCkx OF Tuesday, sone lDla.I'cu waa dune TO Tho
verJ able rapes Fead py frufes-or Clark, on tnc
Eclectic Iptd3c41 s3rteN. IL the report he wna
r presented a. cu1pxtAR < khe Ec.ecf.c s.steM q
pther s]ssen4 Of DetIcte II toe degree ct = full
bio. deti uux 10 4 street. cur, when sA1 = ut-Ap-
prtnel.Al1n Of the sp~akeEs uieanin9. WhaG Pro
Jc+sps CtsIk ssia IN The oCfAston Was tnaS tar
popnlar mind has l. soe1E CASES t,een confused IN
irsa1u % tns .rue meaning .! Ee'ectsessn, b me
tnan VII, and lee. bon*M9 tnAu eltner. nave
adopted tho na0Ia *Eclecfic" as apaied
10 thetT pzzEnces WnEa. upon n4est1xassDn
proEes to bear atoui u nuch resemblance t. trae
Erlcc1icisn, or any other systen, - \ ktrees cur
Goes to = fon-o.oodst English coach dog.
Tie bennett Goii<9s opens tn.s Jear under
highly promising acsptceA II uas insueura1el
oily sWe Jea1s ago, st which period y nsd tne
mudat number o. zH stuoehts- From tnis sm Ill
btg1nni1E u ba1 CIV e40Ped nru = doukkrt1nK aud
mnuentsa1 nAttnttoa, aud n the o.'enlug of tae
ptcteoI ksa6oh nunbetH IhirsS -sxo atldentA The
pE7heipte1 adsoca5td BY The foandecs OF tne col
ltge seen % be 1apinly gainihs g7oand in this
61yy ana The ccttEe u Undoubtedly 6eAt11ed 70
lcpH career Hf p4EfUinH46 In tu3 WtSt
, 1869-10-07
TIE BARON DE R1vIERE AGAIN.
Tho 1fnronchs vkFpuk tho Gnf0n-
Lore, Money and seduttson-Arrest
OF thc Nnron Tor ConvrFsion OF
Eundx.

Tho 1BnroncAs verpuK tho fsnron-
Lore, Money and seauetsou-Arrest
OF thc UAFon Tor C0nvrFaion OF
Eundx.
Ftpw tA< !srs York Htruld, Or. +
A. ss r., q shs .esg wns9 ~ tie +,
rsrAl excitement oser the stept iesea BY The
General Government IN securing tbs Arrest Of
Aetsr1- AAson aod stidell cotfe5esAte enEoyA
and Transferring than ffpn Dttutn Fe.sel 10 tue
custody OF American otllctslA I French Baron and
a noted friend OF Nj. S1sdetl VA sett3nE the YA,n-
on1ee "o1a a.. Of a g, .Sos q .1s .s!ns
Of Aobl1e belle. Who atter becoming thoeouahly
tLiatpaseo With ntnt e.opcd 10 ; prominent VA
Tie pubic, once II 4 contractor for the Southern
Coniedeiacy, III khe war lee. and general speco-
ttsor In she intestine struggles ad catAEoii1cs ot
hoidss il nc snaao isiaads, il .aeh uaAsseT ex-
Cn1ted Statea SECRETARY Jeremiah Blac1 wns In
vofEtd TO sone extent ....-
after pne1nded1nE around the *N3d ne Attued
down In France, WheIe, IN Tho Rzy receptions he
Rsaeed with his presence, ne ,nade Ae acqaaint.
psl1.iso be1e, ~bose ABODE 1n the Rae AnntnAtro
= ii the attraction Of All tne nobility OF the e1n-
tsnaas lin toai i Be secured the Balooes be
would couo into TIC poasesatoa OF r1en tn1e.
and therefore, with plandunmtnte aud lover
could hot extss without hes, andat laN socceed
I'd, Il she s1leEeA N 4eductnx bef under promises
| Of toatf1A2e- Alter living u rnau Aod Fne, u
4tbested thax the Baron tptuced hA new.tp0ot
| fove 70 dlspoea Of her mansson Aad IL consent1
sad tr1vel Hitn him to 1at1a, PeIp. T1ey reualn
ed Iu South Ar1etica but short um4 md tsturnek
| TO P4F1s, where he beeame ssdAtod with he
cnatna and Ieft het. Thd Basuu can2e 70 SeN
Yott, and the IAdY, AscettatalnE hta .he5eaooots
followed IN nc next steamer: Mnsn ae5s t,a ~
| nowlinF VA the niend znd adEte7 Of The d1pe'
and ihe untor.u1A e she repaired 70 him loT u
| as.sthnca and advice In the matter.
! Joarc DovNng lss.enr1 VIII p4ueoeo g N,
lpcg. nea1t-rrna,ns Ana pssneus tto1f h1.m q NE m
oonyivccd Of tho .lone11ts Of her fepfesentst,on
md sens fot cenase1os william !; ao ao"s q nd 4es
lie sney1ncea oo the pa11 OF sns 1adJ. II. HOW
tntseupoa .ook 1he isdys depoealoa' WHICH,
SErxxSoR Corxf or rIaK c1fr OF fKW fdf1
Hei<.s st1t. psa.n: = ~ .e" e - a*rt, r..
n-Hriene snlle, Of sald ciQ, being oay sFof
says tnat she Is Inc ahoEe nan,ea paann1 y
| aeiepdant iof wrongful cnaveralon aad untaMl
detention OF pessonA property G1lnS Oh !
, 1869-10-07

The evening edition Of the Staaes-Zes-
tung Publishes report Of speech said to
have been u,ade by Geo. Y. Gage, Esa.,
{thc Micawber Of tho Republican party OF
Chicago, a. the house Of Mr. LIE Brun, on
Milwaukee avenue, On Tuesday night. It
says that Mr. Gage "Rave tho people there
a abort history Of the causes Of he forms-
tion of the Press Ring" etc.
Z. :. t->-. 80 s,4As--A. t1.-k ta~ enti.a
political press Of the city, Of all languages,
except one English sad one German
newspaper, are opposed to the Lii
brasy Hall ticket Tbs first and
principal reason why they arr
opposed to it is that the peopls arc op-
posed to it. The conductors Of newspapers
generally endeavor to meet the views aud
wishes Of the public as nearly as possible.
The fact that eighttenths Of the political
journals Of the city support the Citizens
ticket is the best evidence that eighteenth.
Of the reading public support it. It is NO
Necessary for Nj. Gage to 60 outside o
this fact in his short history Of what b
calls the Press Ring,
, 1869-10-07

Al e4tyao1tiu1tJ case Of iaeendiansm hAA &C.
Cured n leanInston, England A nan an cusso-
dy confessed to having set 0re 10 soEc cafn
stAck8 by which damage 10 the extent Of Csoo
Hss dene, Tor NO otne1 re2son than that he was
u.so Of hta Tile, snd wished To be transported
New York has commenced tho -aRtTucxino Of
State Cspisol II N estimated coat II $4,ooao CO.
but 1t IL cutie s4ieto SAY its cost will double TINT
rsurr When completed The new couft Housc IN
New YORK city vas onty to hHye cost $500, ooo,
but over s., ,eoo, 900 haa been expended
Oue hrpdred snd ten thousand pilgrims arc csts-
rated to have assembled II Aoout Arafst 10 the
late Mecca pils11nagc, or about 5000 more toAn
| tn 1885. The pubnc health Is reported 70 aAve
been perfectly good ho&h among the pilgrims and
| In the nesghbotnood Of Mecca
| The follow ing spe1sdnal' xdvestseuensaP Appears
In New York paper:
-shpula thk notes neet tho eJs ot sny p9s.en who
sas So rasfiass sSy7 Is tsss shs &. 20
nssans T. at ~ I'd + as r. e see ~ S9s y
r q; =: 's;s !; .
The Petersburg vA} fndkz retu8es to endorse
the request Of Southern lAdiex Tor pecunlts5 AID
RON A1, Peabody, kayinz: !" We believe the met
Of tnis section able and wiling to tskc care O
&heae women. II not, We shall not eelle our b.
! ref and bettttIe Oct manhood, ry helping N!
cause which 1cliea upon begging 10 securn ita Oh
lectS." ..... ..........
We e,n informed by European papet1 that
ronn,e Of North Btiton1 are making pedestrian
tnur oY Emppe. clad n the traditional zasb 9
tnrlr country. They hare made eonAderahl
N-r.. Il u stated With TIVE Engtahmen. tn
thhg ~~uld 1naks inc tour OF Eufope kntea, paIa
begged ala 4ans e.lottas, md spsaktn9 IN no on
. q tongue shtn aeuc- Isaaated shas the 81
: Euz!1shnuen ote tn thekr tracks 70 So that II
= oopdMioup Of the wages arc folly co1oahod Natn-
= George F1tzhugh. = soms~ hat noted Virgin
, 1869-10-07
NhT Is THIS Et9Ss

10 IL Editar u Tae Chicago -ssiaIsae:
VIII ron permit me 10 nate. tost one irquny IL
rez1zd TO burning shame aad Nuisance, tn re%pec.
to which y ef1IbeAr4nee naa ses5ed 10 be E1r1ue:.
]. n common with oil Of q! neiRnbora, xithont e.
Eetei. buI none coues. Mae. lev haEe roSent-
b beeo Indicted, nd pstha ~ assesAed anAn ruEs.
hut he rEsuat OF tSts3 Ia which re tafe Interest,
b Lot epparenI an. and have been foS more
tnan tNen1J JEAN paAt. psopeEtJ-or rneH On ssase
street where a present restae. ana tho Fe1J neLt
door to me u = den Of infaoyf Whica
nssls tho ald "sauds." haso
tined, for more thao 4 Jear past, a hsve Ehe
nI.saoeo rueAa out, but, - Jet. have noe
succeeded. NN you, Or some OF Jon1 nnnefons
patrons tEN us u hero OF to wnorQ We cau appyE
Il tnere u n0 &T for accomplishing thla opJees,
for the protection OF ou13t.Tea Rod fa11lneA -
must he lav unto ooraelvea. ! remember toe
that III, hono1tt with 1ner presence saaI xasM
retreat known n tho Brnsxelr and VIC te0eEr
bel iAax the eject for slInc II iea11 va Ma3
salntaEy 1t Il publicly mid th1t cettaia asp1ot
1ar election faToz1 ut our hands, EEEeis9 rs1nHF
per diem. bJ way of license we do 10y nke %
beIteye such reports hnt t1ese u certainly some'
iblpx fptten IN pen1,aft-' Now. w. EttttoI. caa
ypu rtTa the Information re 70 much testre7 Il
1nt1 can il ahsu not be foF quAnt1kJ Aod quality Of
sest'1non5 to'' "e As '1a'e ~ @ T. Ia.
, 1869-10-07
Railroads

AEs,ausx IA. Ccs 2 letter to khe Detrnlt TBS.
ts,s The kasnsxpo MSnon ~ e ths .ee ~ s.da
md south from this Place. .he klehiSAa seoshska
1on Ai,eean / GSaoI Rap!d, Railroad, md tue
Ehtaruaxoo White Fgeon Railroad. Ine tNas.
lei = u made yesterday. 1mpoIssat eaansea M1
=. m.Je IN tne opsfaltur8 Of .the road, Eol1ltR
W s,ne1l II. Thk,Eranfement pats N end. u tha
annJnajous position sbeae tNo rosd3 h2fa occn-
PIED with the pae IL ,sas 1ne He 1ns5 e. .ae 9n
~ IN retpfct 10 fretzAf Aud passengexs under the
cnntlol Of sepz.ats Interests, the Foae nor being
spst :, d ~ read sou1h IN izEor It ths Michigan
snntheYu, TnA kase rise 70 greaL DEAF Of tocoA-
1enIeEce % he puhlte, and p taose nortn q u
he enaoee WIN be Of oenens 70 Al parties except
he central General Cas-, J. l. Williams, and q
nnnbs= d e!nsr .9x 1.lFosa aas xsts asTs r..
eyens Ihey al ent 10 Grand Rsp4dA.a ;.
TIE St PM Pr<ss Of tie ID says: zone Of the
D.sa os, aaxnssssd : II stsss tass ~atsh a.
! bxta undertaken b. The ST. Paul. st1ts&tar i
| TAYLOR Falls Conpaay. The object Of tAis en
MoEt feastble ro3te non s. tanl ria s,tav1tz1
Aud Marine 70 fnylot1 Falls. with hr4nch te
nudaop. ard thss supply Doat tnportsot gap Il
xas partially provided fox IN tae act q con9res
| Of March. 1881. mailing Alnonx othef aand 9Etna
., 5s !. Da% a sRs '9s 's s. FL
Pacific Railro1d, fronu Saltwater, rid St
| Paul to ~. anthony, 4c. but which hA,
been delayed On vstioui preta1ta Ill the cntDpan
having It IN charge have nnaly attempted, Ia Uo
Auon Of the e1pfral terms of tae ar.nt, 70 dtvez
Il from ST. Paul to White Bear IAte. i propoe'ra
MS made lakt Jear b. ee.taln ST. Pail cApieAlssl
| to the Saltwater L st. PxM Compan1, 70 hni1d th
| rpsd py inc shortest and most fezNblo Linz, bat !
was dee3tped, for reasons entirely pef1onzl to Il
managers; snd ~ onr ctttzens haze been unahl
, 10 fecnfe the cooperation Of that Company, the
nave uoT undertaken to supply the ptnaatng neee
| sltv far 4 railroad which Will uz1nT the S. CRU
, | yailey, Wfth tts sn1t lumber tntsrezta- 1nd .
| rectsfJ tie Important Fstff power n Ta1los
, 1869-10-07
THURSDAY, OCTOBER Z, 1869.
C1TY AHD COUNTY NOMINATIONS,
CIT OFFIcE6,

CIT oT7Ic1A
Fer kasoF-Colouel r B. MA8oM.
FIR 7trcsxft7-nAxIp 4. GAGE
Faf Cpuaetor-W. J. OxtNAN.
FbT Agtor4sfr-f8KlxL n. HfN.A
Fw Ct9k u fb8nE dbHt-C. r. AArEoM.
pprNxT o11EKaA
.tsdte af fA< Swptrtar Cex.t|osxYH 3. CART.
cteTk ~ tA Superior CbNTt-A F. B1Iy1xsoN.
.fsd1e a. EAx pssA&y C&Ut-M. R N. WALLACE,
Cttsk u tks CoAkHtY C1e1t@. g. GNNpxLk
7tts1kxrn-U. B. Rx1Fpkn.
EaspesuY-A1XI. WoIOofT. -..
&szsafntendsas ~ fSeAeoaa-AE3fRF q. LAkT.
lbft1s Cbnssaissihnsr-MARk aHNAfDAN.
.futtit4t a ~ Feoee-MAx EsEauAxpr, A. H.
BAH1ux-
NKn11as Or THH CONSTITUTIONAL CONTENTION.
FlryLatA hztrses-s. 8. nayeA Jossph xeaA4
John {. Tle1pez.
3tztas1 Disfrkef- -Caar,es Hitchcock. VI. r.
Sifsv ~ ni.srta-Euloss Anthony, Daniel csu-
EsDa.
TOWN oYF1cHkA
RocTK ClycAoo-Cnuerfor, II. #. htfwtui AZ
airsont Ss}x7risor, Anton BerR; 71xh CkTk, ]. u
Fcrrt1l.
Waf CMcAeo-CbliAetpf, Monio Esmsfelt Z: 81.
t<ve1svv, Henry Ac1hptf; Atsfat1nt Supf5r1sof. r.
!. Mot7son; 1oxn Clrk, Il. 3. fuGtr.
MONTH c1lcaop-co1ketor, Otto raltzsr; gHpst-
siscr. Roese11 t1s1k; sst.tsr! saI*'f'sor4 II. H.
prtS0s 1een C&wf, JONAH EuRnerH.
, 1869-10-07
BOARD uE SUPERVISORS.
T1rseunce RoRd-1nsane Aay1uxn-Soid for
TaLc.-soldIers' n nsnnnaent-fIraicy
slou&h-jufors.

rhe Hosrtf nj sun.rytaor. met NJ IA o,rrort ,~s
s - ~ ts - - ., 49, - ~ y I'~@A J1s
tefaayt pososns 70 aolonfnGoat- Inc fuu N1a
called nnt3 the minutes OF the lass meeting Wete
-. .---.. "~@e
faao ana atp1oseu'
JRCEvNEs Road.
l. petition WIS presented. sssipx thnt the work
of rpnxtr,no .nr = t,c.nnas mad be n.rnaa ,z.e
~ ~ e.',,,,,. -, pS.,. :. p..,,.. -
tn.,mc,ots nc ~ 1rsn " H.. aoas IL" o@"s@t WIN
taSss ~ us!oas . ~ HaAsa tae aHtne. <,-,..
lne pc1it!on Mns kc1e@9ed 10 toa Comuntsee On
tl2uo Sa1 o1!nRea.
1ae Sotua4ntee " teoens ssu n<auA0, ~ WaD0
Wes Sae Petto1 oI ta!t1y sotsta ~ Isle1-
ebSe 10 VIC Snic4so AHu slneen9es soad4 teporetA
RECOMMENDING Ing aaopton " Tic iouo"lhRs
= t9t nc d @ a. q t n o. cao1
tos. q nSt In rro,tr I'D Uhcsn. IA 4.neans ranx
from 6cYnton Is B:ua Ia.and. within thirsy d.ta 4
the expense Of said topn, and II nntn hstons19 Of
hkh~eJs pf esid town fefse to 10 tho nsget
T. ~ sesfa y 90 ofass w Canu1sIke on
fad ead hsya IL sss ii ths sse pus On HI III st
, 1869-10-07
4 PALM ASSUMPTION.


Tia aim d tho manipulators in tho Board
of supsrvisurs who got up the list Of in-
spectoEa d election seems to bave been
10 n,afe theiz appointments ~ Il this were
4 contest between the Republican sud Dem.
oezasio pszties, By appointing two inspeo-
tors In e.eh precinct in ths interest Of tho
Ring, and styling these "Repohiioana,"
snd by appointing mona but Denocrato to
zeprescnt the Gtizans' ticket, they assume
that thia Ia contest batweeu the Rspubl-
Cans and Democrats as parties. Supervi-
~. Harden said that he 20 considered It.
Now. we aase1t that this assumption is, On
the part Of III who pretend il, conscious.
wiliul falsehood. They know that At least
a. many Of the loadiDg Republicans Of
Chicago are pledged to the Citizens' ticket
AZ are pledged to tha Ring ticket. There is
mora known Republican influence and cali
bro On tho Citizens Central Campaign Com
r,ittee slone than in the. entire Board Of
Supervisors. They know that in every
ward and precinct It would be as easy to se-
leot Republicans as Democrats who would
represent the Citizena' ticket. They know
that the false assumption that this IL hight
between the tvo political parties il tho
~ho.s stock in tznde Of the Ring itaelf. In
making their appointments in this nAn-
ner, they borrow tho Rings theory and
do it's work. It is not by the efforts Of such
blockheaas that political parties ARC nvor
1nsdo, reformed, or permanently
| guided. Evcn II thoy honestly
,ntond to sczsc good cause, In constantly
1irefs1ring Darabbas TO Christ, thoy c.uci-
| fy thoso who tall thnm tho tznth, sud ahout
Ixoans Of joy over tho escape Of tho roh6oE
Of the pcoplo from tho puniahmcnt he has
justly ea1ned-
We do not foar that any serious oonso-
qucnccn Of fraud OF violcnpo will result
from tho appointments Oh mado, We d.
not know whether all the Democrats ap.
1,oin.ol ARC supporters Of tho Citizens tick
Ut Or not. We do know that considesa.
bio number Of tho Republican inspectors
whom bath tho Ring and tho Supervisor
supposed 10 be Ring" men, arc
supporters Of tho Cltizcns' ticket,
But tho assumption that tho Cit
izens' party in this contest ia the Demo
cratic party only, when eight out Of tho te'
Republican daily newspapers OF chicsg
sustain it, and when Republicans Like Johl
Wentworth, c. g. Wicker, G. c. P. Holden
Perkins Bass, and John IL Farquhhr at
managers Of iss campnign, is auch sell
conscious, burning lie that thoss who dt
scend 10 it, whether in the Board Of Supol
yisogs or elsewhere, plaoe themselves quit
upon the level Of the Ring whose intarcs
they serve. We could not brand them mo,
severely.
, 1869-10-07
POLITICAL

Boone County, Ill, has decided not to hold
political convention this yeas, but will saomit the
c:Alms Of the respective candidates directly to
The people.
Its reported that Nj. Wheeler, Of tho sewing
nachlne r1m Of Wheeler Il Wilson, Wit oe brought
forward - : candidate for tho Democratic no,ni-
patton for Governor Of Conuecucut
q. ". Wall, Of luQuoin, md John Il. Wtson OF
Monroe County, Ara tho Democratic canotdAtea
Tor members 'of, the Constitutional Conveation
from the counties Of Randolph, Pxrry and Monroe,
III.
Mr. Chamberlain accepts the nomination ten
dered him bI tho body purpoEstBg to represent
the wofkIbgmen Of Massachusetts. He wanta
to hare tho bonds taxed and the debt paid IL
gtcephackA He don't "care 4 continental "
about the liquor question and womAnH Suffrage.
lie believes IN Butier with ali his heart, mind,
Eoul xud strength, but las his douoA sbont
Wilson and BAnks+ He thinks Of taking tho stump.
Judge Dent i1ankl5 acknowledged TO negro
audience, The other day, that II was hz mtdostuuo
to hare been torn white mau@ He added thls
pathetic e1teuu2tIon: II hars, however, full
s5nraths for you, from being stnong you, and
nazsed hy . eoaesed woman, TOT whom I h2d the
| greatest Affection. RhAlI alwAJs remember her
nith feelings of Affection, Il she guided ny infant
atepA"
| The Savannah Republican vigorously opposes
! the proposition to readnait the expelled negro
nennczn Of the Georgia LegisAtur1 to their seata,
and 1t GALS upon the Legislature to Eeftse 70 Iasf5
| the Fifteenth Amendment In regard to thA dras,
It SAYS that The Legislature cannot feseAt the ex
pel.ed meEabcfs without stulkfytng ttself; and tn
| regard to the second, that Georgia had bette.
be snbtected 10 military rule fer twenty yeArz
to come th2n give her Bsucton TO the ri1e and d.
grading measure"
A ligh; vo,e Ia anticipated tn Philadelphia nek1
. week. The AQe t2Jk:
eectien thsn that Of lb uness Tho voting lit aw
"a by iba Of the eAErAssc1E Both tbs fcSulA
re- st e. nua e & f. e. taa
ttttnents tts7, and shst n tho e1ta ssscsmeoss
loe 70 9 sase her ~ 70 be adaea the ps1ea
Tbrn It .uuet b. remembered that the canvasstf
nay nacs r.e To- eon:,seasic e1e F!yasx GO
ats cd the chances arc that not cFn than eighty
" cty thouftrd yotet will bc polcd election day.
Senator Bros allow Is cancned 10 his bed BY slck
ness And fears arc entertained b. hls friends tha
he Will not BE- able to take ha seat II the openfn
ut Congress. He hiss Jest published lettcr, |
reply the charges Of A. ]. hlcEs that be naa *
| trayed the Republican party. IN which the fo!loH
Ing characteristic passage appesrn:
This u.n, Rtekf. Il = Herthefn dough tsee. who.
tte kn~zsy.e ssssEtEendens et sha Nov HNk ft..
folklt thc Hsdieai etate Government Of fennesss
ti-kht s!ogs tiEoast eaAIE'rf cspeetAy tnroafh =
nirrtcped rorrupf and tneocnet'tent Yet eth
e1sn9ux sseorhaae, 81 r Ante! ho sne assI r. T. T.
s5.txs o ne b* l. ss iss e eoa S1
;l State. lnderd. s!aec kleks taed to snukke hl9
r intn the ItasHa aEraes 10 tits city ka.ne that
enu NJ sets thioush jsundtecd sps4 sties which pE
, DUE 3ArEeiced yetownt usun I'll be sces"
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hezstofore; Why should they not do 50
he1oafter7 Who can oonceive Of their dis
sociations The doxnfzodden sex have now
got foothold from which they cannot be
dislodgcd. Let them take heart Of grace !;
and let their battle-cry be: "ouce more
unto the breechea, fair f1;ends."
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md worthy motives. II, despite those,
erroneous matters are published, which,
when tho error u pointed out, arc promptly
corrected, We bsliove they will be held Is
innocent Is the party who sQdcn, and,
though their publication be, in fact, un-
true, they viii not bs he1d responsible in
damages. II this ia not s1roady tho tsch-
niel zu1o it ought to be. At 'present,
probably, the press must rally on the p.ae-
tnl senss and impa1tia1hy af Jurors. to
make tho damages nominal. They should,
however, hnra the ule Of 1kw es wall as
The sense Of The jury On the side Of Justice.