, 1870-09-12
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The Republican matunty in Vermont Is abou,

The Republican maturity in Vermont is about |
| 12,noA.
MI. Fen,lleto1 will Eot he d candidate for
Ccnp1ess. lie authorizes tile nounc"meut thai,
II the nomination be given him, he Will :" instant
| iy authrft attyeiy withdraw hts name"
thailes heaay. fath:ro OF MIS-. General John
| Morgan, ts candidate Tor Congress In the Mur-
I! 1Fceebor,' tTlnn.) district.
The Republican State Ccntra1 Committee OF
| Virginia has Issued call for State Cow entpn,
| 10 b. held on the ssl Inst. Measures are beng
taken to secure a full representation Of the Re-
publican voiets Of every couatS ani elf5 tu ths
stAte, aud the probabilities are shat tue Couven-
tun will he one Of the largest delegated srod!ra
ever },eld IN Richmond.
The Democratic Congressional Convention, Of
tu. sesentttlih Dlsitirtr Ohio, which uset at
Wells, ltle last MuLJay, u nalA!uate o candidate:
o. cnuStces, adjourned without making a 1olui-
| s.t:nn.
-1fc Democrats Of Peoria County, H., have
| r. Inflated Wiilsm Kout1scvl!lc, John $. Lee, aoh
I j. +. G. Nn;tam. for Representatives: t;=orxc
ntEts .of Sheriff. mud Philip E!chhorn for Cor
.ME. ... ..
The Maine election Ii to be held to-lay. The
frrItt!caa and Democratic candidates for Gov
er1,es are. respectively, SidEcy psrhan aud Chas
". Roberts. The Nominations for Coag7css by
la4th parties, are as follows:
| I;r, rbiisun4 De,norrat.
!, John Lynch. William +. uatues.
2. William l. fzyc. A'yah iiiaes,
:. ] John 1. rsiors. ~' siarrr!us Esuery.
| ). Eugene lkale. i'hltandeE j. Carleton.
The New YORK Heratt gives tile following
sketch Of tie life OF the Nepaalcau candidate for
| Governor Of New YORK:
, s.Stewart l. Wasot'fcrt. the Republican caHAi-
.la:c for the office OF Governor Of the S!4ta Of
: New York, was torn In this state. aad Is still a
soung man. lie Was edueatcl at iaie College:
: whericc he graduated with hunors IN 1853. So0a
utter, ht settled IN tAs city. where he engaFe't III
the practice Of law, which profession ht nal pre-
+ s1oasly s,u,i,e,. In connection With the law hc
i also cnl1Fact-l the profession OF journalism, lie
+ ginning at tho foot Of the ladder an.i climbing
), upwar,s. Al the outbreak OF The re',es-
Ilon, 3iE,3 Woodfonl volunteered In the Euau
), army, serving with credit and distinction, au,l
l. winning his rank OF l,r.cadtcr General lie WAS
l. Ut one t!nc Chef-of.sta1 10 AaloF General GU
y campaigns on thc Atlaluc coast Of the Southern
r states. After ,hc surrender Of Charleton, Gen.
rrai Wootlfo..t nte,t that post anil subsc.
y .nent:y was transferred to Savannah, where he
Il aimed stationed for some week. On retiring
y from the military service, General Wootfoni n
a the Law. IN partnership viii Ar. Rich. He asss
il entered acsivcly into politics, a.. Republican
.e taSng part u The III eamnaxn q lss and gs!a
II tht isil of 1864 he WIS nominated t9s ne enc.
9sas sss;1s II s. oys9 u naf
u ~, AMI running some hun..rftts Of votes ahead
IF Ms t'cke:. As ths PRESIDING ostleer Of the Stat
|
y hts conr1esy AMI! lmpart,aty anil. At thu close
IN hts tcr1p received the thanks Of the Senators
to nracttstns nj law, esa,tinr nronsIya newspaper
~ AMI delivering lectuEcs IN vattons PARTS oi til
to country, In which latter capat1on he met Wit
H es ok part Ia the Presidential campaign Of 1865. q
~ 4 supporter Of General Grant, and delivered NJ
a9es Personally ae IS much ~ CD esteens ~
he who snow HIN. aa's, as politician, possesses Ii
AZ confidence OF hts party.
er AT the recent New York Republican conycl
lion, the following memorial IVES rceetye'a fro
or tho Executive Committed Of tic Cuban League
the United States:
= s.Jhe Cu>,au Ica.uc of the United States,
nd rhpse behalf the undersigned are acting. II COZ
rcseh Of American citizens who i'eliere In Il
n1 ryut af m American renpte to throw OF forels
al Il most cruel drspot!>m. alltl establish TOT tneE
~ >.lycs gorerniae,: base! UPON the popular ca
H. , 1,sht i. "a are.! 1,e re.er, ass jus claim l. Il Il
sympathy aud mural support Of the people et I!
IN, United States. and 10 impartial tatntll.sly n U
ca Irrrisc Of tic eNecu.lre aut1aratF Gl ths natf
tha that, while the popular ~yDEath: has found II
,- lutnt a,ll "nnst: kablc e1r.essicu, tht aetna
~ tic National Executive, based upon forged "
Lua un, t:E.al construction o! exislhg law las II
sas nishr,i aid and rnmfoE7 to the enemies
the ,.u.nan l.crss in tie struccle now in rrosf,
aft tn thr Island Of tuba: that this struggle
Nd ! Lcyelthe1ess been nalat1inrs F lwn Eeas- w
q | heroic resolution, and Is still msiusaned by t
tho q cpa wo so sn, a'oiE a;aos =. ma1 lI
his viii tie srrllances Of Vsr. puFv6as.A ID ii ,
me n1s Ct the Clile11 States, by tile proceeds hf
.ns- discriminate robbery, coutseattnn, ad plcnal
hat | fts1n!t persuaded thar the great m1fs Of I
NY American people OF all parties asr ID earn
VA synspathy with the cub-n patriots and most tr.
,lrsi:c the destruction on this continent OF sps
u, ish power anA oppression, and as strongly belle
~l thai this end be speedily accomplished hy
c il Cuhans themselves # permitted to obtaia 4:
, he nands that favor and assistance which has ,s
sr:, | freely aIcrIc.t TO their enemies, the Crt
~. | IesGue OF the Cnitcd States, through Ii
eA" Executive Committee. respectfully requt
aron the paTt Of The repzeseni atlyes
tSc Republican party Of tie Stale Of New York
3H Convection assembled, sch declaration
AA' n.tucintes rs vii! tend to secure from the
tlpnat authority the common Justice OF i1npar
neutrality, which We owe As simple tlusy
His kingdom or colony en.aSe<t ia war. aai MT
nEc sas suffering people pf Cuba haye the ftghi
= NJ NOT the mower, to ucE.and ut Us. It is the
- cnnytrtion OF your rnemeualtsts that no Az,
for SIT paihr aud Justice. otc1ed in behalf {
struggling Republic, whose first act WAS
ahotiilln OF human s'aTee5 anA the estsaitshn
e3ts Of The pesfec: eqrAilty Of the citizen ssfore
ship Avs, can be Ea.ie IN VAIN 20 t3e asseGnieu =
a. CT New York"
,t.-. Tzc convention adopted the following an
yyiea | other resolutions:
~ "Ee.~!re., That wr sincerely sJnp1ta!se
~. .he People ef Cuos in their struggle TO. lib
-. | s1arss tcErotfc Snyc-uElc1t, u whose ads