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met rraat many OF in ignorance would rather not
- + MO oro ar Intelligent people for the years OF our
ba,age kept us in ignorance; but believe TINS nurh,
re- ~ have The ballot in our hands. ana we know just
well how to use !, as ,e man has moral rg6t 20
- y Temocrate ticket Cries OF " NO. MOI
l-r,,v in tho abstract that tho principles OF
our country are tnat ot,iy i.,l' . snaai o
tion 10 yo who Ike myself, have suffered under the
cruelty of American slavery under the oppressive power
~ democratic party, then IL becomes question that
fnVoye. the interests OF race, not OF an lndVluuai
s man I'm the abstract may vote for when II IL
only question OF eevatng that man TO Office hut when
A comes TO question OF eeVatng race he has no
position 90 his right. Cries OF No, no.. And there
souc you IN this house tonight VINO has the least IDEA
voting that ticket, let me give him TINS warning 20
night: You have right TO vote away the liberties OF
your people. That ID the question which comes TO us
now. 10 is not simply question OF parties It u not
simply question Of the Democratic or the Republican
party but Is the question Of the nights OF whole race
No matter how much may think OF being Influenced
by money, by friendly considerations for tho man ~ uio
neGlNCrhOOu ia which you live, YOU have no rlght 10
against the Interests Of your people. ApplauseI
SHAH We. black men, lose all that We nave
fought for during the last war Cries OF No." mo
How many years had We OF suffering IN TINS country
upwards OF go years You may strip TINS auueucc 20
night and show welts the backs OF many man
cries o. Ies, Gos ana not only on these men, Dut
ON these dear mothers cries Of Yes" YcsJ scars OF
the Democratic party, which, under Gods heaven We
never forget. For black man TO vote tho Demo
cratic ticket would be enough to make the bodies OF our
dead soldiers turn In their graves lCries OF leo'
" Yes"
The meeting was then addressed by Gen. Sharpe and
the h,v. H. y. TuTPig. Mr. Wright OF Albany sung the
John Brown song. the audience joining I'D the chors'
Gen. Hl Of Kentucky then followed in Tow remarks
The closing address Was BY Gen. Hartman ot New
Hampshire.
The meeting then adjourned with three cheers for New
Hampshire and LCr Governor, followed by three iOuaIhS
cheers Tor the Republican nominees
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TIE sTFAMFP HORNFT.

The counsel for Mr.. Nicolas, owner Of the
Hornet has made application for the release OF
the vessel the ground that she had not been fitted out
for warllke purposes. Tho application Is supported by
a0idats from blr Mecas Geo. A Brown, agent Of tho
Hornet; Deputy Marshal Robinson, who aided IN the
g. zurc Of tho vessel and schuyler Hartley x Graham
who we're said have IN storage guns Intended for the
Hornet The adavits of the owner ana the agent DIS
% I'M any intention Of violating the neutrality Laws, and
Marshal Robinson that he discovered no
munitions Of war Oh board the Hornet at the time the
seIgure was made. Tie statement OF Schuyler, Hartley
a Graham admits that guns, guncarriages, &C., had
been taken from the Hornet and placed on storage win
"a but expresses their beuef that there wac no me n
oD of p,cn, the guns again on the vessel District
Attorncy Davis las forwarded the application 10 ASH
ngton FOR action - Is generally believed Lldt te ApPl-
cla4Ju Will be successful.
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PERSONAL.

Among the passengers returning by the Rus
sia were Mr. Murt Halstead Of The Cincinnati CONNER
e.al and Prof Henry.
Mr.. David W. Judd, for some years past one
~ the editors OF The Commercial Adrertisey has accepted
a similar position The Hearth and Home with an in
terest In IL and the business OF Messrs Orange Judd
90 Generally Heis Journalist Of ability and expert
Gov. Sam. Bard, editor Of The True Georgian,
Atlanta has been spending a few days with his mother
now - years Of age at Sing Sing Gov Bard is native
Of this city, but has for the last "a years an nuen-
l editor in the south He claims to be the FIRST editor
who nominated Gen. Grant for President ana he no"
heartily in favor Of renoninatng him IN 1914
John Saxon, editor of The Canton (Ohio) Re-
postor, wrote and published in bis paper IN lsl5 an
account Of the surrender Of Napoleon l a1'r "a'eIIoo'
stl.+ ,.,,i be rcpuBli-hed the article side by side
with his account OF the surrender of hauolson Ill at
sedan.
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p1SgPVGERS ARRTVPD.

PROM LTvERPOOIr-In steamship Russia Oct. 2Mr End Mrs
and a. rn Bell Mss Barnett Nm AM Miss Coles,
d. anI two lady -1ls NJ = v. Nto mrs itslasi
ulI a.. aud h Wa 1eg and child hr j D. Cut
Isr Mse- TempletoI Child Mr ". A CHAIN
W.al-1 o.. Boston J.-c M. 1llrl, Ar /. T. b.
"a r. J. riaa,sn M0aya Mss Ahus0u M Ers-h, Mr
Bell llr Thomas CHRISTIE Mr e.. X Christie, Mr. LEFTY and lady Ms
r. MI and lrftalf M
auf child Mgs Guiee and sister,
Nrl J. Qr-sr Bliss h. G.. james Mss Lsor Mr. p p Aienaroth,
ST. Grew Miss ~ a. Bolton M Pbomade' NJ Cameo
H. and Nh lew, d. Price slaughton Nj. b. Merritt Mzs
Merits. SIR Nall NJ. ani Mn Juid NJ Seer
veil Warm L-eh AMI daughter Mr. D. G. Leech Mr.
G. H. Spaag. Mr. ~ NJ H. : waite Mr. AND hrs.
Appleton SIS Mead sr Mr. Carl Jay ehhea sld uursss
hr Jackson M-Dola, Miss Jackson. NJ at Ms h. NJ Green
way J d. tuoy ,l. I. J. IT, ~lul- tE0 tEles child and
rr-ge Wa-i NJ NJ. NJ D. H. Msors NJ sud Mn.
brother ilr T. NJ HnAe p Campbell y. Hal
af Bra Mr. and hr T. Eoger and two dllgt'ers Ms
-al7ll Aslurge, = H. Caarue Ar Do6e MIR boe, Ars
Miss LruF Mss simmons. Mr. Gtt-r.A d. Simmons
Grind. Mrs Durham ami child. J. H.
Williams Ecl. Lcy-t. Dir. lheoaldesq L. l. PrnsNr T. O.
Waic- Robert lee Dawson Ms HanlO n1 ch..r AM
Mr. Lyngstoa Mr4 Williams As SehtSnreser Ms. G. Parker
Ma u krk Nr- W J. Nec0u R. J. Mccormick, MrS II. L.
H. j. Hilton Miss r. f,uryis nss ALnson, Mr.. Jsqueno
Mr r. J. Hilton aud gr Albeit Mr. Allison NJ enf Mrs. J. W.
Harmon, Mri and % Parker Ms W. " Brown Mrs H. O. Lppl-
clE Ais Lpplc0. Ms5 92ncott i anl Ms J. IL GsIl-
Mrs and Miss Pot Mr. suf Ms
h. a4I NJ Mrs. J. W. Bae Mr. enl Nm oFk-
and VI Cavlcrsss M an! NJ. E-ilg y
ela Mr. Us Rent Dr. o. A. Bulm and ION NJ II F. B1lge,
N sli Msa ylhsm Mr. AMI Mr. CLARK NJ rs anl NJ ~ Dodge Nj
and Mrs j. Flaming Mr sn1 Ms j. Stephens K H. Mctorcd "
E Connie r. Rsyuods Prof }. Henry, j. Lane M morrill,
g. L. Nsri Mr. bOdge Jewell. Mr Parish Mr. Lewis, IhOs H.
Nlsy AM son. Major Alien, K. Dulo W krE"ood M sPonord
II rs p0tt-rs manservsni $500.
Nctarhy Buchanen. T. = Wmsrth p W Hot, NJ NJ Pat
ton g. Prentice wife and child, o. p Reed H. W Dane Mss K
Asrzm Mrs Nj. r. Barclay, Ars b. r. Brown, y" AeCAl
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gtatsd that the idea not 10 discriminate against
women, but leave the Board 10 oil its vacancies
Col Higginson moved 10 add the names Of Mira Parkman
and Mlss NAV TO the Board OF Directors. Mrs. Dali
spoke several times and stated that the nomination Of
the two ladies associated with her last year was made
est Of instead OF being serious declared by the Pres
dent She willing to out OF the Assoc Will
out resgning were Il necessary % It's interests ITO
President replied that he did not intend 70 lnlerere IN
tho election of officers, but 10 was his pf0Vnoe Is
man Of tho meeting. TO state the facts MI NasnDurn
advocated leaving the matter with the Board, ana ne
hOped there would be ono meeting where men ana
could Cooperate without Introducing tne supleTs
that IL exciting much discussion Inc h6s. % =.
Sargent not belong the Association one ouI " y
declared against woman's rights. MI PhilDcE ihoyeu
~ lay Col. Hgginson's motion upon the Eigie, Ano
motion lost, and Mrs Parlman and Miss may Wero
added to the Board by unanimous vote Ihe lrrsoh'
then delivered al address, and the meeting aJOlfhou
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,,rp,cly social SCIENCE ASSOCIATION

ppoposrD HANDBOOK FOR EMIGRANIS-"oMEH
INSISTING on THEIR RICHIE
posrox Oct. 12.-The annual meeting OF the
,r,c,n social Science Association was held to-day IN
,a,an.rlaee chapel President Samuel Eliot in the chair
The report showed the for the
wear 10 be Sc So and the receipts soosJ Tue " @
year ~ W - tbe IauOn, lncludihg "a ne hcil
a. - a. ca sinking fund has been ,,I ~, "a boot
completion and publication On ~ ~ 90 On
which now amounts 10 h' ar! 80, Uanrv ViIland who
irhc renort OF the late stcrelyi iiohIy 49, ~,
~ 49, p,nneiIed through III health 70 resign gives an
Il nae Ds' lonnt of the dongs OF The society; IN u
e,aDratV eJr OF Handbook for lmiDerahls, 10 Ds
s,rd by the society, designed 10 P,h h ipforna
i3 Liable them to the Atlantic anu nhu
new homes and occupation III .ne SN'' ~ " W.
6s,Iest safest and quickest MANNER ia, r,ros,Ao,,
iTP iist OF officers vas feP1IWd' Iaesluo''
e i0 Eiiot. Treasurer, J. T. BahcIIof1 Dne.t' .
Iames NJ barnard. Emory WashDnth' vi fuS,nsoN
- pl1ns George H. Emerson ana n"do hlke a o.
ri rSIn, i,," nd that nomination vas haSs M ,3a
,.rv pn hopes that the late incumDeh1 NV ~
$1,000 Ip' -, same his duties mrs DaIl plutoo
araa-f the report OF the Committee % ~
upon the list. 1914 readnR OF the names OF
oy, 81 Ea,r Gy which II appeared that hs: piraa
Mrs, pal, AID Ms MAJ wsss AssaADS1"
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-CONsT0CK-A, HOtyme Conn on the IN NJ ~ ne
stephen Lopez James Bates L. Army 70 hiss LAs.
tmst,ck. No clris
BRUSDAGB-HUSTED--At sAnvich Com, MotaY, Oct 10
The esaeEce oftbe brides parent, - Rev T. ~ -rs A,sa
Brundge Of Eohcase T. EVeRa c. daughter Of C'nis
HUs.ed Of the former pace No cards.
CoLLNs-CIARE-on weuesis &C. r. 4 C,lvsry Chrh By
Rev A. Wshbgrn .. D. Caero' j. Collins aHA Mara Loas
daughter Of Horace f. Clark. al Of bis city.
-hONTGOMRRY-On Monday, 10 by George D.
Hcskron William Gibson 20 ns.e Montgomery al o. this city
HARLAN-CLARK-OnW etneiiy r. 1870 a ST. Psas Charc
Bergen n j. by the Rector The Rev y G. Putnam W Hsl,s
Mauh Chunk Penn PGauie daughter u l. g. AID ChAs Ia
CLARK Of Bergen, n. J.
HALL-sRAREGOn the lh inst at Glen Cove T. By The Rev.
Maa5y, EtHaH T. Hs. u hesYork % Aa ysGAsss
daughter o. George Soaring
KNAPP BBSBDICTOn Tuesday. Oct H. ibe Birch Church b
tie Rev Gs-ner spring d. D. Sheppard KNAPP r., " Bnrs-.
daughter Of J. w. Benedict all Of this city.
UEDBRHI-TRAVISOn the 2h Est At the house q The snes
parent. oos,n BY F1end' Albert o. A1 Jnr-
h vi Brooklyn Mary BlgeDs daughter Of josiah Travis
VAN SLYCK-RKBRAtP Onpol Plains ~ J., WsinesjsT, Oct
Dr. Tsvor W. H. Van II ck u NcuciaFf T. J. 70
Lucy A. dELg4Uof Vi ". j. kAeE No c2rLS
VAN WYCK-WELLsAt ,hs residence on brffs parut, a.
hori Penn. Wednesday morning, Oct p by the iey n "
Ccakag NegYork City Rev. George p Faa VICE. CASPIAN U
5. Army % Oc47O B. Wells
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ATTEMPT TO BURN A TENEMENT.

Yesterday morning an outrageous attempt
was made the double tenement, No l8 Graham
ave- Brooklyn f. D. The house is owned, and occupied
In part by Mr.. George williams The ground floor is
occupied as agerbeer saloon, and in the rear Is hall
way end stairs leading 20 the upper floors. About u
m. yesterday, the tenants were aroused by dense
smoke which filed the starW6ys aud rooms, ana on going
below, the proprietor, Mr.. Williams, discovered that
a fire had been built against one OF the doors,
and that the materials were bunsle or paper
saturated with kerosene oil. The flames were eXtin-
gusheG, anu the door found TO have been burnt
through. Tho same premises were partially burned q
ago. The person guilty ~ this attempt 70 burl
several families 10 death has not yet been discovered
The Fire Marshal is making an Investigation.
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cORYAi MOriHorn. N J. on Tusliy. Oct H. Ann Cory;
! Corr Of Morrstown n J.
CROwELL-A, Nap. CITY Cal Sept a. Samuel crove Q, Bo4iy,.
Hs rena.Hs we're taken o Dennis Mass, for iH'crnsat
DAvBNPORTon WEDNESDAY Oct - Ssy Davenport sios Of De
lst B7lH- Degnpot d Aenaoa Mas A59 q ye4r an,
! from 40 CoIumtirsL. Brooklyu.
DEAN-on Oct 49, :, bis SuEmer residence IN PorshEs's CHE"
Pa--s PoaghkesPse Friday li aiua Relatives nu4 aesds
invited.
D0iyE-suie-- on Monday e ' Inst. Agles ys1s siO1 u
the l- william Do'ne in ne sd year Of be- sge. n. y
It her .s resdeuce 80 ~ "a TEsu ss,.t IAArJ Ia
inst. at O'Clock
JoURDAS-ou MONDAY TO- John Jours su-rnsenien Of
TIE Is s 90 5 I sss S Of r. PIs: p 81 12 he 0s
Ths TaTmany society Columbian orr aId he B,om c9s .'
ILuraA Oct. - shs'e ,oe19 ,1q- Fa - s n,
IN sll.n s e, c, n, Si VII Be ,o " BIT BOT o5s
bios ON CLUBhe members Of ts Iu0 net At iaii rols~
to ascend iuSe. Joudln Sp Fnten oae Of ~
"'ll-'iA f--''--- OVEN BRENNAN Preston.
I Jss, I I. GgsG5ETOT' seor,..hes
McBwEy-At sar,os on MONDAY OFT 10 s-ah Aan wife " R'bs
Calvary Cuuca Foataye n IWeayf
f-i CONF a. 81 ocei p n rn csy-. T~eat ssyel % ana
Foaitl-lye, at III a NJ returning Al 81 ?.
A PSsT 2oo3leai .e o. H. City, sg q e4 ii ols AID
lis rsaaus VII be brolyh: to this city 'os iseraenL
Notice % funeral lrreaiter
sABBATOY-A Yyack the HadsOn weineay m inst. JosspA
A. a1bat0n o. New lork.
Notice % funeral hereafter
sAND-On TUESDAY Oct H. Peter Sh-n }h n his
Relatives friends r0ec-f invited Oh -t Dbl u,ai from hs
late residence 20 We. Fifteen l, THURSDAY, tle i iaa
O'Clock p n.
sARDLOw-On Tuesday morning Oct IT, 1870 Al O'Clock, s'aaa
SLar!bw, aged a
Keltg.s invited 8i b funeral thursday saer
noon 1t O'clock late residence. IA E Tvsut a-;lst
SMITH-In Rooiln, Oct. H. Ms Rgth Saith wioT q ssish
3D. 10 tue 10Th year Of hci
afternoon O'clock from the residence Of her soninaS b.
B2aAs, p North CT0ris-, Brooklyn
TYNPOu SATURDAY residence u her fs.be Geo C.2
ill., Pol TuelyTeondst Elizabeth A. Siie Of T. w. Tzne
Notice OF igucrsl hereafter.
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."sfEoTos C., Oct ll-Spus TaIg~uBs baoTsn Il i0ta
a.i ko-s arrer Il 81 20 Crbae TupeStue a' ang a
S @@sl az Tar dali
"a, AssesIA o. l2-COlion osoI seak ass e7 bsiss hdR<
NtscissA Oct nCotoa dan unchanged quiet sss
wheat quiet and froopng Voc,
VI &c hJe qBe ani
ia sa ner Po's " far demand at 90 Land advanced and IN
shcaersi l7e Tor Ces Sdos lc Tor Clear sds WbsIT "a
AID unchanged. EHchanee - ~ 49, ~ '-' -
ToLEDO OcL lI--F9ur .e.ig .,h 49,. - un...
a1 wa 5eeerNIe demand No Red n Ped.
- ~ IYIn Hn'ri NO Whit &c No. siea3y
with moherstr drnsnd No III No Frght,
70 Da.~i' -. 20 $50 hect pa 800 bib Fosr
Wheat, 5OfD bush
Flour 900 bush WHEAT 900 ba.i Il 00 al
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THE pROepEcT PARK FAIR.

Tie drenchiug rain yesterday morning fright
cned away almost al visitors from the Fair grounds and
made the track unfit FOR use although the blue sky was
visible when the advertised time for the arrived.
The races Of Yesterday therefore postponed until
to-day and postpOuement OF one day II made IN eacn
oil lie following races bringing the trOtng ~ close on
Srturrar. Today tbc fair u expected % present us
finest appearance an preparations HAVING beon com
tween 500 and C0O c,hbItOTs IN the HOrtcutlal De-
partment there fine assortment Of dahlias and YER
i.las. and large yai.ty OF tropical plants. CARPETS,
c,-uice- and curtains numerous in the Department
uf HOUSE hold Furniture dHdtLe Department Ga AgTcui-
tUrll Implements IS well filled, Us ic also Tie several
other departments.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Russia Lott Liverpool Oct and QOee'iowH OF 3D.
sash Alaska Cray Asprss treasure mails mdse ard
Steamship Wisconsin Williams Liverpool Sept o. Queenstown 1h
s'e. ~ Ma1trousrv Fsrcob savarnsh udse and
s..mp n Fri.e 81 nggss s bs1laIa d muse and ~, '
steamship snnetonks, Pamer, sayaHn-h Nose aad pas
Bng MARI Z thompson Ba-4si Bangor Z ia' lumber
Sclf Kslroa Psttia Windsor, n 5. DAYS, plaster
scar MAR Peu Wood BucksPort n B, Il days sb
SCI W1el syphus II abeihPo-i for 81 John, y E.
Sthr Matilda Brooks Jones JscIsoHEle ~ das ilnl'E.
Sr Ss1 Potter Gillespie Warrington e. days, naval stores
Big "" L. scao5SEi.s-A.,ER AID coAsTsE.
Al. lockwood. Dr..lsl. Cl.a Jane p L9sse.
Lucy Baser Thomaston Sisa"qq0 ls FGIel.''''
S Ss5 ~ We o' Lube Rryer, Port Jefferson.
PSL,G l-' Fot'1r3 Sii1ey Price, Portsmou;h
Igh; Baat Rocll.nd. Lyrs, Boston Ss
G. N Partridge, RochlaDd Tho' hiI hoe al-,
John Bornoa. Calais Henrietta, Portland c.
MontaEauA CalaS beo uiIu- '4.a's
Alice ia Proulenes Chlllinge 5 Br50sssgsn
Emp.re Ehubethpor SoTnehu' hhhspetnlIfl
sar,iogn Eil,teaFo ~, ss Eti sl,'ySri0'
! :; E.. .- E "a, E5e BHrbethoor,
\ Holmes. gG,abehFo-. FeFer Por,'si' It,
Kaie J. Ho.t. Neg-iia'ea. OlHssItti N P-f
B1g State BI-go- Man.cl5 20 A a-
Ira Halson, koc..a-L f' , , Eoc1'AEl-
Bes.y Morris. Boston. D G1an Gloucester
S,d asi Ro'iis-l ich@eeai ynslaysn.
M Iane,o1, I.5.siard / D. lves, sag Harbof
II. b M-tcali, Bosom. JANA = CfaHiori' 0rsenpohI
Marion Draper, Gardner
SAILED.
Se,rsh-sfave Cit u Limerick and Colorado for Liverpool
-si-ippi. .or Orean,i Virginia for Galveston
HtND-,ul5rt S. W.. clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PoRrKgss Monroe lArnved, L. > steamship Kansas Con-
usuter D. FaIqu4. aAaton ana HI ~4 IA lev Gay ioi
w w 81 mos N c. oe l-AHe steamship Eoleeo' Clyde
from hcs-lon .-- 49, 4 r. fp.
from New ship George Hurhut, IRON New-lon.
IH.FLE-tuN Oct. Arurel lfk an-tl nom new SIC N-'
on 6o mi he abandoned schr Carlton jayne sailed steam
! haIraon l.larf ffou aeH- 4oAi A
S FANcsco OFT l2-Ihe steamship Moses Taylor sailed today
IN, i,u8lu With large and ~ passenger n-gd
sans - Nicholas P-etoas Liverpool B. l. Hartman, io
Valparaiso
FOREIGN PORTS.
Itvyppoor Oct l2-The steamship England which las arrived a
tbs porn from reports Oct passed a. abandoned Ves
| laden with TIMBER her name is Blacs eNan ,-- - a.,
scH,.RHoKS De, -Pre hundred ibis Of petroleum have beer
sye of The cargo shp Progress With part Of her inventory On
OH scnra engaged taking oct The wrecked
DISASTERS.
evening. Oct al q
an na.-g ,bip J. D. JohB, \. b Liverpool 10
~ pa III mantOpmast aud oTetopgan yard anu
Of d ng With second onc 2a unable 20 boar
Az cu.saueuce OF and 10 % by
IL bno and lines theg reporting ship WITH deck and inkn
condition. received then board and proceeded Al L BOIL
The ,ehr Eclipse Mills loaded With Goa Tor Providence r. l.. pruu
ak and the fau opposite ~ ahethpo last mgti
Qlh With her deeE just cot e water Al low tide
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MUSIC.
TIE GOTTsCHALK SISTERS.

Three sisters Of the late Louis NJ. Gottschalk
gave concert last evening at Association Hall. Two
piansts; the other a soprano singer The pansts
very commonplace players and the vocalist is an I'M
cult yAIed singer We why either OF them
should appear IN public. Their assistants last evening
were Mr. G.. i. Hail. Mr.. POZnanski, and Mr.. Edward
Hoffman Cach OF whom WgfOund great deal 10 praise
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l)olitical Notices.

"
Keep the BAH n-Rolng !FlST 6..
WOODFORp AND kAUFMANN kAllfl y-, - ig sri sDf
the Joint auspices Uuio1 Republican A. oct
kaufman Campaign Club vii H. held o. TIT n Ne ia
l3 1870 ~ Ga o'clock az Csoa Rep aocAS L N RiRSIN
West BraaixAv North hooresL viIy Hon ClAS
Gen GEO H. SHARPE Hon. CHAUNCEl NJ III An TlII ARD
SpFNCFR Ma JAMES HAGGERTl, Ma Lit a. ..s.a,
IL Iuou (.s Cub and hand " music VI ~ vprst,
HENRY SMITH, Prsii y. 49, t-.,-rti Ds II Ass'A
JOIN VIZ hkAFE' We IL SAMUEL n. LIB NoAIb, ffrseehA
al NJ W BURNs Capt JOHN CoNNoAS
Dewitt BEAKDsLSr secrte . and .ahnsnn campsin C9h
q so IN, tlouo % " osiiorl aud hAuf
All voter. IN the Disfns; fnencl. 20 A'
,ly District Union Republican A.s"s :, "a "a
tiou.-Mou hy Meeting liz DENIS SHEA President
s'A ,,,hIy District Mon Repnocan Ass .o in n
~eNen,1 - M thls Association sl Dc hcd . use
uon'- IN GLIB ROOMS, - BIO. w; On
n ENING OF - q . oelueA
CxoEsE 3 NIL secr.tAry.
e,,bly District Republican Association
TENN ~ tSs EXECUTIVE COMMIT bE Of ms 40 Gear GA All
hbb GRfOy HOUSE, Of Chrsue AMI Stsnlo Va 90
BE- he " ~ FSING Republicans or hs sret are m
tn ISL .ui a, bus Of tAEes wi Be prsseniel
vitsd 10 ''e'' = DANIEL SULLIVAN, C1airmaS-
--,,...,h Ward Ceorel Republican AssoeAron- aeetsr
oet Ia Sh oh Church cor Prince lnd M41o.
"a Promnett syeaksrs invited 10 aud W fhkhAANr
-pio..utb Assembly District Union Republicans As-o.
Regular MONTHLY MEETING Of TINS VISION Nh
1870 a LINCOLN HALL II kh and Tint src =
~ TJrspAY HVBNING Oct a. at clock The hHeeu I've 'Hm
s,,s. u1l % 81 a he place a. " y ~ - - -. -.
joss Gonss {seSya AAh-lSoN AhAD' 'N'S'~
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seek TO make political capital out OF their Offices.
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