The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-26
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POLITICAL.
ELECTION NOTICE.

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Inspector State Prisons in the place Solomon
whose terms of ONCE win expire the last day of De-
United stass Tor the Fourth Congregational Sc.. come s
posed q the ar wT S Gneadng Governors sland
city and county Of New York.
United State. for Fifth Congressional district composed
Of seventh Tenth Thirteenth and Fourteenth wards Of the
ksprssenia,iys il ne Fory-secona Congress- Of the
Of the Ninth Fifteenth sixteenth wards Of the city and
Kepressntave in the Forty second Congress of the
United States for the Seventh Congressional district
posed Of hs and seventeenth wards OF the city and
M ,be h. shs Of III.
posed Of the Eighteenth twenty wards
ReprssentaiYe the Forty second Congress- of the
s he s s E a
island, Nineteenth ward (ncndng Backwelrs island,
s ~,r ss s ss' county Of Ne"
Also 10 be elected for said county =
Twenty members Of Assembly.
County Clerk. Re place q Charles Il tosw
Rollins aDd M o.
All whose terms OF Office viii expire on 'ne last DAY OF De-
cember next
The attention Of town and city election boards inspectors
chapter Laws Of is herewith printed. as to their duties
unaef 'aa a0~ Chapter 37a.
act payment OF General
Fund Debt which the tolls pledged by hs constn
Passed April IS. ls7o-tbree- afths being present.
The People OF the YorK represented Senate
SECTION l. the commissioners OF the Canal Fund are
hreSy & ana 10 g b. sas for the
OF paying exngnshg the canal and general
na one tor ws sn ,s:
on e -. d a. eored oy regis
tered bonds Of this State having to
such amount as nay Be required By
he sf s &c
bidder al not less than par either by or sealed
such he said cCmmi.sioners deem best The
tinsash The canal and general debts as they may
wssa % aG % S annually and eocee
sufficient the such e sns %
an oentributop create and establish
fund which w hs
Of this act But case the Legislature shall annually
Sds aaa se sas an 81 pon q the IN
S debt or such Ss 70 me o 20
the extent which may be necessary and SUFFICIENT the pu
SEC g. When the general fund debts shah
S ss
,s full S o tonne the 81 %
such such extent they may deem expeden
ss Of
a. 70 5 ss
and transportation aud the IN accord
ce Of declares e sonGarrsnce in such a..
ysas IN hs from Time !" ,ue Of The authority
merit General election to be neld State November
Ins h State shah rore at each poll on said
boz the usual o m me eeao OF OF h
state S mag present ballot which Win be printed
or ps phe to
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the payment Of the canal and neral 1nd deos the
the ballots and shall be endorsed Act in relation to the
Sc After finally closing polls of such election the
inspectors thereof shall immediately ana without adjourn
II the mann az nsy are
and ia hereapon shan set down wiring a. full
the whole number nbs Of yS;s vsn of tns
against the act to create state debt" ana certify and
certified and delivered lay respect Of ,hs
Of gyen at an election for And al
military and town officers shall apply to the submission to
SEC E. The Secretary Of State shah, with all convenient
despatch after this act shall receive tue 81 aoe GG
such numbers shall be sufficient to supply the different
elections canvassing the votes and shall ranan the
SANE me ssons four hve ak of this
S ss by The pe opa agis
inoe'ore provided Il A. Nelson, Secretary of State
| snrr,rr's orrIcr NV COURT HOUSE,
F.! CITY AND COUNTY OF MEN i ronKit
esrnfy foregoing to be true copy Of the eraaa
ce of election received by me this day from the Of
| State. JAMES OBKIEN,
Sheriff of the city and county of New York.
| oil ls50. JAMES OBRlEN. Sheriff
| DAILY, DEMOCRATS RALLYi
GRAND DEMONSTRATION
usrEKR1FI lei DEMOCRACY
MASS MEETINGS
.sS9ES Ha3 sSS SSSsH s5i.nr
rnUEspa S EvEsiS asD o aTa 4. $50
The democracv are invited 10 attend the
TAAsAf So5 n hAHHf Sxre sSs ssEtrH AND
rHIRp AVENUE 70 SS9 Gs1vERsIrY PLACE
THURSDAY ET u n Ssls o O. 81, 1870,
| 10 respond to tue nominations Of
AND SG THf 7 sr h2ffT TiokEr
COUNTY 'osa S5SiSSTi5s ssD ASSEMBLY
celebrate recent victories and rejoice the
tainty OF our coming success.
The Grand Ward rorohlgh Professions VIII through
around Union square between the hours Of and 10 F NJ
and % ''Sisss loia GhoRaT a *
Governor Hoffman Lieutenant Governor Beach aud other
/ eminent gentlemen
the large HAN distinguished speakers s address
p'oiMlt Hon ,A aoRIrIo SEYMOUR,
Hon HON x aEIts 4 s fh KHhS, o 5pf osg
Hon Hon 0MS sIpSsn2S o. y Sf ssy
i Hon. DANIEL, w. VOORHEES,, of Ind.
Hon. JOHN r. MCNEIL. Of Pennsylvania,
Hon. JOEL PARKER of New Jersey.
hon. A. OAKLEY HALL, of New York
Hon. FERNANDO WOOD, of New York,
Hon. SAMUEL S. COX. of New York,
Hon. JAMES BROOKS, OF New York,
i Hon. JAMES,. THAYER. of New York,
Hon. RICHARD O'GORMAN. of New YORK.
Hon. OSWALD OTTENDoRFER, of New York,
Hon. ALBERT CARDOIO, of New York.
Hon. SAMUEL B. GAkVIN OF New YORK.
and host of other orators from our own state
will speak IN the hall and at the main stand Ia Union
| square.
Stands speakers and also for music and fireworks will
be erected the statue OF Washington and in Fourteenth
| street. from Third avenue TO University place -
The discharge of Shells bombs and batteries viii an
nounce the arrival of OF the twenty-five
The ascension OF re balloons and army rockets win con-
tnue during of the meeting and the close
indicated the grand pyrotechnic displays In Union
The line OF Fourteenth street will be brilliantly
Illuminated.
~ DOUGLAS TAYLOR,
Chairman Committee Of ArrsDg ements.
WV. u. TWEED, ,