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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-10-01
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New-York tribune., 1870-09-30

...-od and so we GO into this conflict as honest men
standjnc shoulder to shoulder, Democrats ny INC SuT VI
Rennblicans because have sworn tat pure ., ua,"
hoy and honest men shall rule in the hAt'iSlVi 'd
lam willing to abide Tie judgment VI the PeoPc' l0"N
cheers.l .
During this canvass very serious charges nave oeen
made affecting my personal integrity frankly say
that for myself shall mako no answer to them' Tor
during the fourteen years since came OF age ana curing
ruch OF which have been I'm public iife have learned
that when Calumuy and sander have taiseN assdllCu
me I could safely leave my good name to the sure
deenses OF friends apd neigbOrs, ana even o noo
OF my opponents who lore fair play and nahno1 ue.o, @
than detraotion and NHhealoh' lCvoi5J 5J They are
made because the Democratic cautfa anu W suns Nv
that on Of fair issues, with iar vote anu h
honest count, they would he swept nom power anu my
ticket which bonOrcd IN leading wOnid be eecteu
lCheersl this reason they are deiamlng me- Wln
The hope OF covering mp the true is nes. llrieS o
"Thats SOL For this reason make TINS propositions
IL John T. Hoffman, upOn an examination ol these or
suv charges against me, viii consent 70 father theln
himself and will meet me on this platform OF on any
other within this state during the canvass, ana present
his allegations and proofs, viii demonstrate that th9
charges are false, and that he is mistaken. Loud ana
long appauSeI
Ihearty thank you this cordial greeting. accept
II as a happy augury of victory read in the address
Of my competitor m response 10 his serenade the oher
evening here at Albany, that his majority would be
counted where the Thermometer had ranged during the
heated dayS summer among the niHctcS IL has been
DemOcac maiOritics were counted ia hot latitude, nut
yOu have had official and cXeutVe authority for the
statement before Laughter ana applause.l Down IN
York and BROOKLYN have 10 understand the
fun significance and Importance of this contest and tell
you tonight that shall reduce the Democratic ma
iOres that you OF the interior do your duty We shall
the contest let rally honest pure and truly demo
cratic government lGIeat appausel
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
AQUATIC.

AQUATIC.
REGATTA OF THE BROOKLYN YACHT CLUB-THE
sAPPHo, QUI vIvE, AND ADDIE V. TIE VIC
TORS.
The 18th annual and third union regatta Of
the Brooklyn Yacht Club took place yesterday in the
Lower Bay, and, with wind and weather propitious
proved the most successful series Of contests the Club
has had the past four years The entries numerous
and included the amousyacht sappho also, the beaut
ful schooner yacht Madeline, which won honors In the
regatta OF the day previous, in competition with tho
Cambria, Dauntless, sandi Tidal Wave. fine sailing
breeze from the southeast prevailed all day, and the
temperature was sufficiently warm to make the ocean
prizes to be sailed for by the local yachts but several
were for competition by yachts belonging to other orga
zaons, under the title Of the Union Regatta Prizes
In addition there was valuable prize the Brookiyn
Citizens Cup, open to all yachts, and 10 be given to tho
nrst schooner reaching the home stake-bOa Inc AZ
rangement for the accommodation of the guests OF the
Club were excellent, and the reporters were afforded
The steamer Josephine was chartered the Reception
Committee and guests aud had on board fully 500 lanes
Judges and reporters and in the conrse OF the DAY
handsome collation. was served to all on board o,,os
Inc following are the names Of the yachts Which saeu
In the race and the clubs represented
C Second CLASSICAL We l. T. G.; Onward, G. srsn, Y
S & g. f; T. Ia, g. y N'. e. ce1 s. Wy; S.tr1 n T. a
White Cap, O. Oceanic C. e Third Css-Grae,s IL = !.
5:5ts',. FsSIa cI;;vAgol; b Bsi. y TICTo" H.
judges %' left Martins DScF BrocSyn for
rendezvous at 10 M. and at II p. the Josephine.
crowded with guests, arrived of Owls Head the start
ing point. The for the sOops was from stake
boat of Owls Head to the Southwest Spit and back tho
schooners extended their sail TO the Lghtship and back
At u O'clock after delay OccasoDed by the mis-
placement OF the numbers OF the yachts the sigagun
was fired to prepare and at 1906 the schooner started
having precedence OF the smaller yachts The Alice was
the first to get well up the wind, and was followed by
the Madeline and Sappho At 1910 the sloop slgnaguh
fired and the little yachts started from their anchor
age in fine style, with good stiff breeze blowing rom
the southeast As the obtained the full force
OF the ocean breeze when they rounded Bay Ridge point
they began 10 leave the smaller yachts in the rear The
sappho took leading position the schOoners got well
down in the lower bay.
Shortly after the smaller craft started the Mary lost
her topmast, and fell behind Passing Fort Hami ton,
the Adie " usual took the lead, followed closely by
the Qui Viye, the Kate, Mystery, and Jeanette, all
making good time for a leading position. An hours
sailing brought them the uthWest Spit, which
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30
RIFLE MATCH.

The n. j. State Rife Match was begun yes
terday at Clifton on the Erie Railway, near Pat'r on
The National Guard Of the State invited TO attend
and all were given chance to compete for the prizes
About 700 Of them wcro present in uniform. number
Of tents were erected. Col j. Madison Drake OF the 80
egiment the field Off cer OF the day. numDer Vi
detailed TO do guard duty and the day pasSed
of quietly and pleasantly.
The shooting began with the MajorGeneral's match,
which consists Of money prizes, given by MQorGeb.
RunyOn varying I'm value from 81 10 $50 The match was
not completed, owing to the men being compclled 10
leave the ground TO catch the trains. At the conclusion
o. this match Gen. RunyOn will present the best MARKS
me with gold medal. The next match VIII be The
Commander Chiefs Match, open TO the forty
best marksmcn in the Major Generals Match.
There will also be the Winchester repeating match The
winner will receive q gOldmOuDted Winchester sporting
rifle, presented by the Winchester Arms Company
The Remington Arms Company have also presented a
gOldmouDed rifle to De competed for on terms not yet
announced,
Tire result Of the first match which is to give the
pettOrs for the second, follows, far as ascer
taI8sd:
Lieut. Dunlap Adjutsn T. Schude Co d. 5ih Regt T. H. bece
Co A. "a Reg james Pulls Co A. % Baahon G. fa1dr Co H.
% Reg. Capt Pierson, Co ls, Regt NJ Bu6ser BAT
terry Al W. Geron H. % Regt H. G. Ball. Co H. 81 3eti
scott Co b. ih Regt Sanger. Battery a. Leut MtCoa
Co G. 5h ReQt; j. Kam Co. b. lst Regt B Wearing Co. g. t
Regt N. Stimme Co b. ls, Regt $ Gun5ensn ~ Go e let
Come A, 5th Ret Harold Co. 4, Sth Res Col Aleh Il
The best shots were made by Alex. McNair Of the %
ReOi
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30

compared with the dastardly dcspotsm OF the Ring
which attempts hide I'm the darkness OF socet soce
lies and behind Columbian orders. If Louis Napoleon
when nj the hight of his power, had attempted the qcs
potm in the city Of Paris which the ammany Eng mas
racticed i'm this city, he could not have stayed on The
rrcncb Throne as hours by the legislation OF last Win
Tor our Mayor, whom | most respectfully denominate
he Democratic neupte, possesses more power than any
ovcrnor Of any state I'm the Union, than the Pres
dcnt OF the United Siates Although by the Con
stuton Of the United states II Is pecessary for the
President to submit ali his appointments 10 the conrma
tion the Senate yet here in the city of 1t Is
held that we may violate that principle, and a Mayor
who has been but six or eight years Democrat sla
have power which refused to the President OF the
United States In other words, gentlemen, our present
Mayor regarded much purcr than George wash
ing0n that they gave him the power which the patriots
of the Revolution who framed the Constitution OF the
United States, dared not intrust to the savior OF our
country.
Z" He Mr. TildeD) discussed the policy OF our fore
fathers of the time Of the Revolutions he proceeded down
TO the days OF Gen. jackson, and-there he ended lie
knew perfectly well that there political measure
movement Of the Democratic party throughout the
United States the days Of Gen. jackson, to which
he could refer without giving personal o1ense TO the
members OF the Tammauy Ring He didn't want 10 ne
personal The Ring having racked so long IN the no
critics and rights OF the citizens think OF nothing Du
sale aud barter. Their only idea is the free use OF pat
trCnage for the purpose of destroying this or any organ
ization that may be arTayed against them"
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30
Music

Two supplementary concerts by the Nilsson
company are to be given Wednesday and Friday Of
next week As these are included in the subscription
series an opportunity will be afforded of obtaining
choice reserved seats which thus far have been almost
mOnOpozed by the holders Of tickets for the first six
nights
The concert to be given at Steinway Hall
next Sunday for the benefit Of the German Patriotic Aid
Society, must not be forgotten. 1t is undo auspices
of the Iiederkranz Aron and Aschcnbr0dcl Societies,
which furnish the principal part of the music and share
between them all the expenses, Mr SicinWay giving tLe
use the hall that the gross receipts may De dtNutu
To the relief OF the wounded and suffering Miss MehNg
is to play orchestra of $50 pieces has been engaged;
and new soprano, Mile. ROSeti will make her Amer
can debut Carl Bergman, Theodore Thomas and Agrl'
col Plur are the conductors.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30
POLITICAL NOTES.

Daniel A. Northrop is the Republican candi-
date for Assembly in Herldmer County.
The Democrats of the I'D Assembly District
of Dutchess County. n. ", have nominated Joel NJ. De
Graf OF Hyde Park for the Assembly
The Rochester Union and AdrertiSer denies
the story TO which lately gave credence that the
damage done the 0sburn House by the Democratic
roughs at the late Convention, assessed on Mr.,
Tweed at $4,000.
Vice President Colfax is actively engaged in
stirring up the Indiana Republicans to sense of their
duty the coming election. On the 28th inst he spoke
for two hours the largest audience which has been
seen in the Evansville Opera House for years.
The ST. Louis Republican Dem.) has hOisted
the flag of b. Gratz Brown the FreeTade candidate for
Governor and says it will labor faithfully for his ele
vation to office opposed him. Unlike some Of
its FreeTrade cotemporares il recognizes Gov McCurg
as the only legitimate nominee OF the Republican party
The Republicans of the town of Ossining (the
birthplace of Gov Hoffman, hold meeting at Sing
Sing this evening Gov. WoodfOrd, the Hon. Ethan
Allen and the Hon James W Hustled, the speakers
The band of the old eth Regiment UIawkins Zouaves
and tbe Anderson Glee Club furnish the music. The Hal
is 10 be brilliantly illuminated and profusey decorated.
Senator Carl Schurz, beginning with bad
habits politically has on in misfortune untlI ne was
lately seriously injured at scrub buhght III Kansas
CITY, Mo- by the giving way of platform on which he
had taken his station witness the insprltng perform
ance Was this one of the ceyatng reforms which Gen
schurz thought reachery to the party that had trusted
and honored him would enable him to introducei
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.


Elliot NJ. Braxton is the nominee OF the
Democrats Of the With District Of Virginia.
The Democrats of the Vth District of Geor-
gla have nominated r. W. Carswell for Congress.
Washington Booth has been nominated by
the Republicans OF the lid District Of Maryland.
Gen. n. p. Banks has received the Labor
Reform nomination for reelection to Congress from the
With District of Massachusetts,
William II. Phillips is the Democratic nOmi-
for Congress from the XIIth District of NewYork
The district at present represented by John H. Keeh
am Republican.
Horace Boardman Smith is the nominee for
Congress OF the Republicans Of the XXVIh District OF
New York. The District is at present represented by
Hamilton Ward, Republican.
The Free Traders of the With District of
Missouri have nominated c. Blair for Congress-
and the Democrats of the lid District of the same State
have nominated J. r. Mccormick for reelection.
The Republicans of the With District of
Pennsylvania Q3erks County, have nominated Nicholas
Hunter for Congress In the XIXth District 2rie War
ren &c) the Democrats have nominated Selden Marvin.
Mr.. NJ. b. Lowery, Independent Republican, has with
drawn from the canvass and left the field to Mr. Marvin
and Glenni W scoeld the regular Republican candidate
The Republicans of the Saratoga (XVllIth)
District of this State who dissatisfied with the nom
naton Of the Hon. James NJ Marvin for Congress have
held Convention and nominated Samuel Mexican
This running of two Republican candidates in the dis
trict secures the election Of Democrat matter OF
course Can the Republicans afford deliberately to pro-
duCe such q RESULT
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30

DIED.
cu u,ypPRIJy, Hudson Y on SATURDAY inst, Ms Lydia
Nathan ChanbeAu Ia tue 18TH ge-r Of her
Relatives and friends resi- ec inyei to attend the funeral on
saturday from Ls late residence No. 4l9 Golds BROOK
lyn L.
cRowEIL-A Yapa City CAL Wednesday Sept 20, Samuel
CroweI Of Drook n. Y, in The 5sth year OF bis age
OF funeral Hereafter
GoTTsCHAK-Lous Moreau Rio Janero 49, 1862 aged 40
The friends Of the family OF the musical profession
Invited 10 attend funeral ST. Stephens Church Ea Twenty
sths Monday 10 o'clock when solemn requiem
mas will be offered for the repose Of his soul
UARTn rookyn Thursdy the 18th nst Freeman youngest
ebd Of Jsue C. and the late James Hart aged l6 years
Fnel residence Of his mother, Ia Galatn place, on
Saturday, Oct J. al 3 O'clock
R ard Mahand Daniel and Sophia Mahand in the 2t year Of
His relatives and friends sre respectfully invited attend his funeral
from his late residence, 10 Thonp'oas on sunday Oe~ ~
Baltimore papers please copy.
sHgRRIL-on THURSDAY goth inst Margaret widow Of the late Dr.
Hunting Sheriff, in the 18th year of her age
OF the family those
the funeral at 81 Lakes thnrch IN HUDSON
oppose Sauray morning al - O'CLOCK The remains
Will be taken o Poughkeepse for interment
TRAyRRon Tuesday Sept 27h inst Lulu NJ daughter Of oakley
Rsy and friends are requested attend ber funeral Friday 30
inst az o'clock m from Elmpsce egaonal Cbarch
Brooklyu Take Futonave. from Fulton Ferry.
VAN PLARCOM-At HUDSON the 18th inst, John
A. Van Blarcom, aged 81 years =,
hout further notice St. Johns NJ r. Church, Of Bed.
foraye Wilson ST. Brooklyn d.. on Friday, Sept D at
pm.
yATRs-I, evening this city Gen Charles
Charles invited
attend the funeral his late residence los Fifty
ninth st., IN Friday afternoon Sept o. al ) O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30

which II predicted that the district would poll moro
votes for the Republican ticket at the next election thh
at any time previous
The Vtb District James O'Brien Association
elected officers last night, and then addrcsScu ny
Mr.. Patrick Walsh OF The Workingmen's Union, VINO an
nOunced that the anti-Chinesc meeting IN lOnlphns
square had involved the workngmen in 200 deDi anu
that the Sheriff had paid the bills for them MI hu
Allen followed, and bitterly denounced Tammany nan
charging the directors Of that organization WIN
Ing 10 build arisocraey Of wealth, TO make pnc
plans for their families, and To crush out e'oi5
aspiration OF tho wOrkingman
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Argr,rA Go Sent 29The Cotton make, active ani prices IN
changed Receipts .l58 bahs MddLngs, l4c
ST. Louis Stp 29Coton dull and nominal Flour quiet Choice
SUI crime ~ Isl Winter s. 0si 5o Double Ezra Winter
best grades low quality heayyi No. Red
Wner II ia 49, No. Red Winter, 81 ia 81 20; No
white 27. dull Mitel in bulk 56d5lc Oats quet Prime
White 42c Barley dull O2b for Choice Iowa Rye quiet at Toe
WHISKY held 5Oc Tobacco regular Hemp and Bsggng IN
changed Provisions fmer Pork t25 Bacon-Shouers lJfc
Gear sides l7lc Lr steady l5Gl5Ic Cattle SZG$t Hogs
lover 8d So Receipts50 bh Flour. $4,000 bush Wheat
IousvILIs Sent 29-sggnz 2oI d9Oc dull; Mdlng
I5c Flour firm dult 81 lOa 81 IS Corn dull at sDdsc
R, u and nominal dull at 4Jaic Pork, $ 5Od SO Bs
con Gn: Shoulers ic; Clear Rib l6lc Clear Sides lI Lard
dull 5tc WHISKY sc TohaccoSa l3 hhds frosted iTssa
good Lugs SIS So Low Leaf Mahogny Wrappers 20 70
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30
TIE AsHBURY CUP-PosrPoNEMENT OF THE
RACE.
THE TURF.

NEWMARKET RACES-THE QUEENS PLATE WON
BY DON CARLOS.
JovpoS. Sept. 29.-At the Newmarket races
20 o te oueen's Plate Of 100 guineas, for threeyear
d was won by the Duke OF Hamitons colt, Don Carlos,
nv Tim Whifller out OF Maid OF Cadiz The Handicap
plate NJ 20 soveregns for heeyearolds and upward,
vas won by Lusee, beating H. Blue Gown, ny Beads
W., ma ant az Ros Bleu second. The Handicap sweep
Of u sovereigns each five forfeit, with 100 soyer-
cicns added, was won by Gourbi Inc Detlng on ,Ie
80 fr tbe Cesarewich stakes Is 10 to against Mr..
Hines h. e. Hawthornden, by Lord Clifden, out OF
II nIfpE
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30
6peeial Notices.
.Iou,s "vitaiia,n Or, Salvation for tho Hair.

PhAIon's !" "FitaIiaI !" Or, Salvation Tor The Hair'
FOR RESTORING TO GRAY HAIR IT'S ORIGINAL COLOR
PHALOss "vITALrA" diem utterly from all The dye" ''
sr,u" and "rss,orsu" ~ in acts aiosay Gss'' pms
epls Is lnpd fragrant and perfectly innoeu0o' pr'sP
muddy sOe,unt m..er requires shaking up and
skin the Iusu. No Papor e~ris'" Hse'"
it, ,artd appearance the sin plc reason that
II oel,s and PURPOSES SSw DISCOVERY In Io''' '''"'
For ..ls by all argtsslA FnAHV'
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30

As the schooners passed the Spit the sappho ard Made
line kept well their toward the Hook, but the
Alice made short tack. All bore away for the point
and getting well to wndward took long stretch for the
Hghtship As the judges boat after taking the time OF
the passing yachts at the Spit, returned to the home
stake-bOat, the hour Of passing the Lgtshp was re-
corded by the Commodore board his yacht. The sail
home made several important changes in the position Of
the cOnesng yachts, and the contest from the spit 10
the home stae-boat proved to be quite interesting The
following is the order and time Of passing the home
atal Ia -H,sf
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30

were ten contestants for the first. and eight for the
second Trio prizes were awarded 10 Smith OF Paterson
and Ludlow OF West Toboken. match was 8fterward
made between Kennedy of Newark and LUDLOW to play
two games the first on wednesday, al west LObOkcD,
and the sscOnd at Newark time not fixed
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30
A DEMOCRATS OPINION OF TAMMANa'

iio o,C gr., M. p3 u prominent 90 lr II
- T,,,ory l1 tis city, BIZ lie-rY 4~ 'iliGn' on
e Imperial dcsFo-.n in France uIIi ,d and eene
,Tl5en ia lis speech at Rochester ""S mn" ~
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30
p,,r,vopp c,rr1R MARKRr-sypr 20

dull decline on last week. prices First Qqsy 80 zoe
so; Oruay elum 81 5Dd IS % receipts 215J head saes
23 oyerstock and prices lower sales at iD
Pie outside only for Prime Hogsi receipts 30 sheep Inc
Of demand Good dOod,
a 81 so; Good TO Extra 81 5Od S5 5O receipts 3,56I
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30
prp STOCKINGS VS.. UNION
CRICKET.

Tomorrow the New-fork and Manhattan
,,,. In rlay a one days match on the grounds loot
y, n,,,th'st Hoboken. on Monday the Manhattans 20
g. rrenton on the u. IN. TRAIN
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30
Tile MYSTIC PARK RACES.

BosroN, Sept. 29.-To-day was the third OF
the Fall meeting of the Mystic Park Association The
attendance was good the weather ne and the track in
e,cellent condition. The first race was for purse OF
s- 900 Ia first horse $50 to second, $50 to hrdfor
rc mat have never beaten 300 mile heats best tlree
loi ~ a. in barness There Il entries but only
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