New-York tribune., 1870-11-04
POLITICAL NOTES.

man. well known to the voters and morally certain
to be elected We exhort every Republican in the
district to work and vote for him.
The Republicans of t he XYlth Assembly District
have made good selection in nominating Mr. Will
liam Atkinson for Assembly. Mr.. Atkinson has
been faithful Republican since the formation of
the party he is sure 10 receive not only the full Re
publican vote but will be strongly supported by In
dependent Democrats We earnestly recommend
him to the honest voters of his district.
Mr. Joseph s. Dewey. an old resident Of Harlem, is
the Republican candidate for Assembly in the XAlst
Dsrict which comprises Yorkvle and Harlem.
Mr. Dewey is true Republican man of unblem-
ished reputation and viii poll heavy vote. The
Democrats have three candidates in the field, and
there is a fair prospect of the defeat of Hitchman'
the Tammany Ring candidate, and the election OF
Mi Dewey.
Secretary Delano addressed Republican
meeting At Petersburg. Va, last evening.
Wendell Phillips delivered his second lee
ture on Massachusetts, state politics in Boston last
evening.
John l.. Flagg has been nominated for re-
election the Assembly by the Democrats OF the LIST DIS
irict of Rensselaer, County.
Il. W. ellis, editor of The Richmond (Va)
State Journal, has been nominated by the Republicans
FOR Clerk Of the Hastings Court
leg in the service Of his country, is the Republican
candidate FOR County Clerk in Bergen County, n. j.
Col. Jno. W. Jenkins, United States Com
missioner. has been nominated by the Republicans for
Mayor Of Richmond, Va. He advocates a removal of
disabilities from al citizens Of the State.
At the request of the Central Republican
Couimttee report the amount Of taxes from which
Congress its last session relieved the State OF Virginia
Supervisor Presbrey furnished statement showing such
to he inf.r
ta1e- bde the reduction Of duties certain articles
.Of Importation.
The Vermont Legislature yesterday elected
fhc following officers:
S,-rct7ry Of St1te-George Nichols Of Northfeld
% ag s o. R Bar Ss asshe Pck r. Wheeer SSeF Homer
q Boycc I. p Redfeld, and Jonathan Ross.
0aSrtyrS.aster GeHsral-w. W Lynde Of Marlborough
Gdjptarf- William Wells Of Burlington.
isri2,saa sar'i~osa Cso98iissioSc2-R aSoS' F Parke.
-GSin rI' & and d'7i. T sSedd g i's the 0n " '"
Tr,secs of He Agrielturai college - Fred Billings,
Horace Fairbanks. Pau Dillingham;, and Henry Clarke
Irasees Of the Rclorm Sehooi-Charles Reed, John L.
>,Tgcaat-af Z 4T1as-T {. Phinnoy of Montpelier.
The Union Republican General Committee
net last evening the Republican Headquarters, cor
ler O; Ffthave. and Twenty second-s Gen. Cochrano
presided. James Kennedy elected member OF the
committee in place Of Nathan Kingsley late member
y the Ist Assembly District Association, and James |
Brett and Thomas L. stewart appointed TO I'LL va
.ance, caused by the resignation OF Dorman B. Eaton
and J. Wilson Green. The death Of James Carroll, q
member OF the Committee, announced. Resolutions
Il respect and coincidence adopted, and the With
Assembly District Association authorized 10 i'll the
gacancy. communication read from the state |
0ommittee asking for .the appointment OF q special
Committee to confer with the State Committee, with
reference 20 the Reorganization Of the Republican party
10 the city After extended debate the communication
WAS referred the Executive Committee. The General
fvraa4 1afffw wfaNg rtfrr
REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING IN BROOKLYN
The Republicans of Brooklyn united in a
grand rally, last evening, at the Skating Rink. The
spacious building handsomely decorated with flags
Ss various Ward organizations marched IN with
torches amid the firing Of pyroechnics Gen Butler
expected speak. but letter was received stating
that business had detained him III Boston, expressing re-
gret not 20 able 10 attend.
Mr Van COtt Chairman OF the meeting. said we were |
again exercise night Of suffrage, and this
year could upon the sroug and help OF the
Administration insure pure ballot. The time has
passed when majority could, by manipulations, be re-
turned ~ a minority. Those times when like Quinn
lust sentenced 70 years the Penentiary for false
REGISTRATION could defraud the honest voter OF his right.
we're no more, and IL TINS eleetoh the VIII OF ne Pe9po
vii be fairly expressed As Tor the congress cahudaV
fuf the district Mr. Dster he is an able, honest ana
upr ght desr1 al success, and the only OOt the
Republican Reform Club could attach ~ him was his
beng d uOminee OF Federal officers.
The Hen. sgismund kaunmann, the candidate Tor !
Lieutenant ntGoyernor, also made short speech lie /
sud ,. -
thank, Kind reception here tonight nut regret
that thu speech viii he very short one, since
made engagement 70 address a German Repubhcan |
meeting Tonight. Wei, a. far the presont canvass
concerned can only that IL is very lively one.
AL Repubican meetings throughout were addressed by
eminent and able speakers TAR ana honest elecuOh ls
although our opponents, the Demo
ersts attack saying We had no rght 10 pass theSe
regstry and election laws The repeaters, alter long
lrase Of power, are hnall! brought 10 Jnsuce an1
ster DnOcrstio Judge, with all saleinnly, pronounced
and sentenced delinquent 10 10 days imprisonment
paled frO, the next decision has resulted ia sharper
f-buke the culprt being sentenced 10 Two years phte
tsry have been out N the country dIsiet ana mus
ec Afc ana promise that II You my fsepuncah 1ehus
here ID tie two Large cities OF New YORK ann
brooklyn only viii 40 your duty, the eountIy
also VIII 90 I've share, ana with thls We
sure Of a victory ON Nov s. This election
a. least vii honestly express the peoples choice ana We
tLai ~ HUfe the alsgracefm proceedings OF lam
many fixing Beforehand the various Democratic m~JOr-
tes IN the districts Look ~ the great reguc0n IN the
humber Of naines Of The registry Does this show
Iss repeating and fraudi say that good cltlehr III
Newhork and Brooklyn cannot ind sufficient protection
70 secure safe ana nee elections, our Administrator
-e ti.hens are inerifcd with IN the exercise oi the
isn, - iet man and We will and must De sustained
~ P'u' lto %! Tie Federal Government
q, t.' is'e Of AeH York sJust as hepupItah as
was "i The last ten Years, ami when the grand ana
i, iH' alI! ol htpUDl ans here can met Itey, lhs
- '.' party VIII De dead IN 1877. II We cdnhot
- 'ht purity uf the ballot, what will become 0f our
ILo Institutions ana II lose the election tue Demo
,I"t PV"'i VIII bc perpetuatcd indtnhlttg, anu lpi
freedom gone You will be handed over 10 rec kisss
lfh ahd SCI VI scOundres VINO are now trying 70 ue
fraud yOu Ou Of your vote. Let therefore do our
niDOsI % loep and repeaters from the polls
hd lUu do duty the same a. the country ulsl
stale e"' ~ N"' ~ !
Gen John j. swift, l. d. webster and others followed;
aud were an ethu aasticaly eheeTed ana theD sIehou
to With the greatest attention. -, -. /
Resolutions were passed, the substance OF when We"
a.ud. ffs AfsaE IF a