New-York tribune., 1870-10-31
DEMOCRATIC ORGANIZATION FOR THE
STATE ELECTION.


ticket.
DEMOCRATIC ORGANIZATION FOR THE
STATE ELECTION.
Republican friends may take hint from the
nature of the Democratic organization disclosed in the
following circulars Autographed copies OF which are
trbuted throughout the State addressed TO Democrats
"NEw-YoRK, Oct. 10. 1870
DEAR SIR: great work is done nv the Demo
cracy Of the state OF NewYork in the present political
canvass IL each Democrat VIII do his individual duty,
light.
Election District Committee, If such exist II none
such has been appointed Immediately organize in
Democrats to act such Election Dtric Committee. Do
not wait for forms DO not wait for others to act Unite
hnd. The Chairman OF County Committee has been
the one intended for your election district has not been
received apply for AT once and that 1t be promptly
take subdivision Of your election district i'm
medatey make list of all the voters in that subdivision
plete list of all the voters in your election
district be made. made classifying each voter as
statement Of the result in your election district
to s j. nidsn No; v3 ~ Was CITY Tne poll
efficient person. to be used on the day OF the election
cratic voters. Each member OF the Committee should
from time to time report to such person any corrections
may have happened. Doubtful voters should be fur
nished with papers and documents, far at your
voting should be checked and all such do not
the polls early should he sent for Arrangements to
for the conveyance OF the nrm aged should he made
before the day And in all cases Where II IS doubtful
whether will become to send for voter the
| true policy is to send for him at once.
This simple plan and method of work is TO he adopted
in every election throughout the State and the
result u each district Will be noted; We are eophdent
that your district will not be behind Ill the preparatory
| canvass or in the vote. Yours truly,
8. TiLDES. Chairman of the State Committee
| ALLEN c. BEACH, Chairman Executive Com.
1 William Cassidy, Secretary.
NEw-YoRK, Oct. o. 1870.
tried and active Democrat 70 unite with associates
IN every election district on the NOE state IN an euor
the approaching election Experience has shown that at
GubernatoraI election about 30 or s5 per cent Of the
entire vote usually cast 1t is important that u
proportion, and II possible five per more should be
be made in very election district 1t is that what
our friends gain IN several towns by extreme exerOns
and sacrifices should De lost by the inecency OF
| in town or election district Remember that the
effort you asked to make in your town election
district Is part OF system. You acting In concert
Your associates depend on you to keep up your portion
| OF the line.
The incentives to patriotic action abundant Tho
Assembly about be- elected will control the appOrOn
men under the Census OF 1870 Of the districts in which.
for the years, members Of Congress 10 be
elected Special exerOns ought therefore 70 be made In
the doubtful Assembly Districts The members of Con
frcss he elected will largely influence the action OF
the House OF Representatives national questions OF
vast Importance to all the people and the triumphant
election of state ticket will greatly encourage the
| Democracy Of the whole Union;
IL s the true mission OF the Democratic party TO roll
back the tide OF oentraiiSm which under the admuisra
ton OF the Radicals Is sweeping Our country onward TO-
mnisrative c0rruptions, the social evils and the
public calamities which have afflicted the down
trOdden masses OF humanity IN the Od World from
which immortal ancestors fondy believed We should
forever free the human upon this continent ana al
last, 10y the force Of example, the human race IN
every CLINE. Very truly. yours, :. j. 1ILDEN,
ALLLN I. BEACH
| THE "ANTI-TANMANY" COUNTY CONVENTION.
| The delegates composing the "AntTam
many" Republican County Convention met on saturday
evening at Twenty y-seoOnd-st. and Broadway. William
OrtOn presiding. The Executive Committee of q mem
bers organized by the election OF the following officers
Chairman A ]. II. Duganne; Vce-Chairman, James W.
Booth; Treasurer, John r. Russe Secretary, John j.
O'Brien.
Conference with the State Central Committee and said
charges against the opposition Republicans nad
one OF confession and avoidance" legal phrase No
decision having been yet made by the state Committee
| tive Committee submitted the following:
,solr That ta COMMITTEE esoTe9d % ,s Oo1n Convention
10 from distinct to be submitted BY ' CON
It was moved the resolution be amended az TO
make these 10 delegates from each district the bases 9r
the reorganization Of the party in this CITY, IN accord
with resolution passed at the last meeting A
] the Messrs Gardner Darling, Spencer, Duncan. DIR.
| HOeber, Col Duganne and the Chairlnan MI ga,
was yet to take the final step Of independent
organization, and that the decision OF the sate central
was passed in the following form: ,.,,.,,.
Ssolrsd resolutions already adopted hv This
the Of this campaign there he
by Assembly Drcts
10 Republicans conduct the
and with he approval OF the Central Committee
grand ratification meeting will be held al Cooper In
stute Thursday evening next, when Senataf Roscoe
| COnkling, Judge Edwards PerrepOnt, and the Rev
| Henry hi ghand Garnett will speak.
| Col. Frank l.. Howe said: Iammany Han has Tor the
four days employed two OF our old members
OF the General Committee In actively hunting mp cand
date Mayor for what they call the Regular Re
publican Organization. THIS means simply To divert
10000 They have waited upon friend OF
mne dstin guished banker in Walst, with the prOpO
sit0n that If he would for Mayor IL should not cost
that hs should be better represented
than that Of any other candidate that larger pacards
posters should be used tickets all furnished and polls
manned, and the highest interest and sensation be
aroused in the campaign in his favor AZ am not here
deal III fiction, but hold myself responsible Tor what
say announce to you that the Of this gentleman
whom they sought is Henry Clews OF Wal-st Immense
cheeriDg AS you know the man need not tell you that
all their propositions rejected Mr. Clews votes for
| Mr. Ledwith. lGTeat appausel
A recess OF twenty minutes then taken, during
which the lists OF delegates form the Committees Of
Ten in each destrct prepared Whon the meeting
was again called TO order the lists were handed IN and
read and the meeting then adjourned.