New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-07
NETWORK.

REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
ALBANY, April 6-The Republican State
Central Committee met at the Deavan House this after
noon aud adopted resolution calling State Convention
60 meet at Rochester the 28th Of April The number
OF delegates is TO be the at the last Convention,
though the Committee suggested that if any district pre-
fers to only delegate he shall be allowed to vote
as for the whole number.
The Democrats the State requested to send one
delegate from each Assembly District to meet In conven-
ton Rochester, Wednesday, the 27th day of April
at y O'Clock NJ, to nominate CbiefJustce and four
Judges the Court Of Appeals The call for the Demo
cratic Convention signed by Samuel j. Tden Chair
man Of the Democratic State Committee.
REPUBLICAN VICTORY IN KINGSTON.
KINGSTON, n. Y, April 5.-We held our Charter
election today For the five years last past the Board OF
Directors has been almost whoysDemocratic Excep-
tions been To-day the Republicans were the
vctors electing Board OF nine Directors Collector,
Treasurer. and three Assessors. The majority on the
straight is AT time there were Is coored
in the line of electors who were waiting their turn.
cratic brethren are slightly depressed.
We are happy to learn that Mr.. J. Amherst
woodhue Republican, not Mr.; f. Carl, Democrat was on
Tuesday elected Supervisor of Huntington. Long Island
The Republicans of Albany yesterday nomi-
mated the following ticket Mayor, Edmund L. Judson;
Aldermen at Large Vim. NJ Antwerp, John Lane Lemon
Thompson, and 4. G. Backal
The Democrats succeeded in carrying Ithaca
a few weeks ago, at Charter Election. On TUESDAY
however at the election this stronghold of Repub
iicanism redeemed, handsome gains being made
QUEENS COUNTY TOWN ELECTION.
At the town elections III Queens County on
Tuesday, an unusually heavy vote was poued The
coored men came no and voted in an orderly manner,
several Democrats who attempted to interfere were
arrested aud will have hearing today In NeWtwon the
Democrats carried the day by the aid OF over 300 re-
Ieaters Of whom were locked up but were dis
s sIeciSG III tho evening Int -O''"''S "' ''' w
Flushing-E A. Lawrence. Dem.
Jamaica-James Nostrand, Dem.
Hempstead-Carman Cornelius Dem.
Newtown.-Chares Covert, Dem.
North Hempstead.-John NJ. Clark. Rep.
Oyster Bay.-Townsend ID. Cocks, Dem.
THE REPUBLICAN VICTORY IN CATsKILL.
20 the Editor OfrThe Tribune.
SIR The first instance of tie operation of
the Fifteenth Amendment in the town Of Catsk occurred
at the election for officers held yesterday. the 5h
At O'Clock in the afternoon body OF about 80 OF
them in double file. headed by prominent Republican,
marched the polls and pr0fered their votes the recep
ton of which objected to- each voter challenged ana
each in Exception taken on the grounds
Of non-ctzenshp, and lack of property qualification.
The demeanOT OF these newly made voters was une3-
cepOnabe throughout and their replies TO the questions
put eynced most creditable degree OF intelligence
aud honesty. Their nrmness and entire absence or
all the conspicuous BY reason OF the
dense crowd which surrounded them, and which was
kuo be largely composed OF bitterly hostile ee-
IL Is needless TO say that the ticket voted was
sody squarey Republican. Later IN the day others
voted singly making all about 40. The Republicans,
Tor the the existence OF the party elected
their candidate for SupervsOrMr. Robert f. Austinby
majority Of &c, poll OF ll57 votes ana nave secured
schemng and rickery. elements local government
CdtS:iU, n. l., April 6, 1870