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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04
DESPERATION OF GRAVES AT NEWARK.

The enterprise of the thrifty inhabitants OF
Newark developed some traits not usually looked Tor
In the natural progress OF civilization short time ago
TuE BtNE alluded 10 the neglect OF the oldest grave
ward IN Newark and to is conversion into the basst OF
purposes Again there comes a wall from the graves
cryng shame upon the treatment worse tnah helecl'
tby have received at the hands Of the welltOO ncr-
Shts around about the Old graycyards. The church
yar Of Newark, wherein for over century nave sPI
Tie forefltbers OF the present generation ~ Teyercutu
Naarrs h tine last scene " their exploits and the pig
styes watertrOughs, and divers 9ther arcnlte.tulhl
stones reared over the graves OF lost parents aud feh
by loving hands testify their success In world OF arr au
and honest patriarchs whose lives OF toll and htcgiy
should eutte their 10 more respect ana eAeuP
on rom the Dissertation that have been their lot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04
MApIsoN-AvE. RAILROAD OPENING.

The extension of the Fourth-ave. Railroad
throu IN the tunnel and MadisOnaye. 70 Seventy
st. was opened Saturday. At 4oclock the first car
drawn by horses started fromthe AstOr House amid
plaudts Of those inside and the curious lookersOn
In the front car Superintendent Brown OF the
FOurhave. Road Supervisor John Foley through whose
energy and perseverance,, notwithstanding strenuous
opposition the road mainly has been constructed essrs
Meyer Stern and Henry H. Morange, the Secretary OF
tha TIVE h and Nineteenth Ward Citizens Association
The trip was successfully accomplished TO the satisac
ton Of every one the only discomfort being the noe
through the dark and dreaTy tunnel az Forty econd-s
the route and crowds Of people hOcked from mansion
and shany Madison-ave 70 witness It's passage on
.rrivng al SeyeHtythrdst., the company about MY
roI Sticr Wa served The health Of Mr. Foley
PROPOSE prop. '' NJ L. '''"''' anu ~
Lee: sp ore 7 ago son. forty or ty Of regsbor; met n ri.
,survy neglected. BY oar local oh.tat Collectors soae sIo
O. ra hes eeu-nothng but eIo1ni SIes sId as
eat Association yheh organization noS Numbers up.
z w progress great an have the best ard NOS;
0Esru oes Organization in ms eo1h} S Ise ~ c a1 ~
Sry v,udsbt Of BE oGr-aPt Board o sapeLyisor. or
-. Ge5ers Sao-ess Is gst ov All % keep hin up
-S W. I o. as new Ma.sol ave Railroad .. oYhe greatest
zorarcs he whole people q tbs cy el-y ~ RoPe o.
- ~, farbsT % ,l,1 @ r3ei Of SsFsssy Long isaad
.2 1 5 ,.S Of p r. I s a S i rom The iorsf "a Bi
= thai II At one receive The aro' az 'uflq ,. I, Hn5 .
en- m tss-haf IS o! greatest neceslte
residence, I0rzvls and Harlem ar The most
STAT Tor have I've or IL exc ent ply-
nan. below oudst % ind Their PAT ns
Of the MatouaYe Railroad up~arl Of NY
This good u1c.ton that eyerg va
I'D o this tbe improved thres four
s0si he people Of YOrkve AM Harlem owe much 20
Togseuc. DAILY, NhtDecE stern
scctev Beager MeLelAnd. and 0es These gen nen
rood tght for and uusi be eon1uei al Tie tine
our absolute Improvements are accomplished O loIe
mich The honorable and liberal manner hat M Nn H.
Committee Ell tlr Intercourse WITH him
the liberal ard honorable policy pursued By lin aud he
raSsg -Ite-pnses nth which b. is connected
A. the close ~ MI FOeys speech remarks were made
BY Messrs stern aud Morange after which the return
nip was made the road il now in working order
seventy thrdt. and VIII, in few days, be extended
o. Eighty-~iXth-st., and from thence 20 Harlem The
cal, e furnished, and The route viii prove Of
great benefit 70 all citizens who inAabit that portion Of
a moi
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BARSARD-suiceuly il Booslyn Friday JAY mary g. -e
ps md e N tbf family az respectfully req1estei 70 st,eai
the funeral service, residence. GeFe aad Can
bepaee on TUESDAY afternoon the 5h inst, al 0eloek
DOUGLISsOa Sataav July 1870 Daniel H. DOagLss Of hs
late snl Hozea D0ughss sgei ~ years ,,.-,--,
The relative ieads Of the family H ei 70 lt.n rs lh1sI
Wednesiay nst O'Clock iTol his ss fea1eno No
80 Pa.idc.s St, Boook.F1 L. J.
Poug hkeepae paPers please eopy.
FCLFoRDAt Harlem, sundav JAY Birdie l. and Bs,ss W.
laughter and youngest Of CAPS "A@ H. AID MAT
FuIf0ri.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
HAMBLIS-oa sunday morning Jal, MorGen JOsPh Ianbt0.
Nstics Of funeral in TUESDAY mornings papers.
HUSTSGToN-On Fniay Julvl STANFORD Conn. Crra LOUIS
Hunsgton daughter Of Rev B. aud Jaa NJ hgnAevA
HRUMANS-On sunday july Julus Bernhard Heamaaa as u
vears months and q dags 49, ~. GO.
T faus l pc- residence No. 80 West I~eatY-
foathst ifuesay a II CLOCK ID ile ioiran
IHRIgIa Jsrsy City SATURDAY, JAY Benjamin line Ased %
PsTer services e his late residence 8 wshagtons At 10 %
WeiaeSisy Toe rel4 al reltfes are iAfeL p 49,
further notice. The remains vi he Ahel 70 Ss'n Fe'
for iLteriIeai. =
NYB-In tbs dty, o. overdose q ollorooH se "o' 10
Nve % Grluvlle. Mas asel - years
Surngfeld (Msss) Repgblcln pleae copy.
sYNsA West Ilo5ok-a J., June D. LIu infant dagger
Samuel T. anG Mar W. syms 81.
TAPPEN-Sa1euly Colorado DenTe- on sla 10 >
t " Taptn 81 ChicaTo tie lat frm Crhi Lev" i-P71
NJ ls "a fss 1Si those Il bis er Geo Tsrgen, / -,
,e.e-tflv lsvi.ed ATTEND he funeral from M
Of sui TssutF a-iasi % 'TA-''' -'~f
J.vS a. I0 seoek, v.lhout further soloe
wo0pwARD-oa sasurlay JAY ? Jaaes L Wo'4~ii Assi y
yas M SD. A.. peolfs D. Invited ai.sSd h' f.ner fsoa
ksSh1es nl ID IL b.i~f- ~ y Ebrske No - $40
49, ga on TaesisT 5ih itsL a. D. TO- The r~s~S
Mi \. taken % flackelses y j. if iI-''.+''-
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individuals will not be celebrated by special observ
ances There will he parade OF the military. and the
display OF fireworks will certainly be very meager, the
Aldermen having appropriated but 1900 for that pur
pose which, divided among the different parks OF the
city, will certainly reduce the display at any one point
60 a minimum degree.
The day will be halowed by good deed. the Young
Peoples Association connected with the Rev. Theo L.
Cuylers Church proposing TO cheer with banquet the
hearts OF the little orphans Of the Brooklyn Orphan
Asy lum, situated In Cumberiandst.
The chme. Of ''st. AIMS on the Hight" will I've rung
70 patriotic airs at O'Clock m, and the pastor OF the
church, the Rev. Noah sChenck, d. d., viii read the
Declaration Of Independence.
LONG ISLAND.
At Sag HaTbOr, l.. b. Prince of Flushing
Will deliver Grafton, and in the evening there VIII DO
an exhibition OF frewOrks.
At Orient the feature Of the day will be the laying Of
n cornerstone OF soldiers monument, and Grafton
VIII be delivered by the Rev. Samuel butcher.
At ROnkOnkoma, the Hon. Richard c. Mccormick, ex-
Governor Of Arizona viii deliver an GRAFTON.
NEw-JERsEY.
Saturday afternoon the trains on the Morris
and Essex Railroad loaded down with people going
into the country 70 spend the Fourth.
From early hour in the afternoon the local trains
completely packed. The Morristown accommoda-
the HacEensack mail, and 80 passengers, and
the Essex express train and 800 passengers
At Long Branch nearly 1000 visitors have arrived
within the last week. The Metropolitan, Continental,
ments % celebrate the Fourth jointly by the firing OF
alutes the displaying OF flags &c. In the evening there
Will be ne displays OF fireworks in front OF all " the
hotels grand ball will be given in the evening at the
Continental HOTEL The Hon. John ID. Barnes Will de-
liver an Grafton In the morning on the lawn Of the Metro
pOltan Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04
SMALLPOX IN TIE CITY.

In consequence of published statement
that the body OF Mrs. Amanda stone VINO ~'d u
po1 At BlacSwe Island the 2ist Of Juhc, had Oee
=, huned and hurled in the presence of large number
~ per.ons who were thereby exposed 10 eontaSon G
"Reminiscences 81 Charities aud Correction ~ M
INTO thu matter. aud Dr. Janeway irakes TUG '0'
.ou,e v Lat Ambiguous report ,-...e-,,s
~''' - CH,Nn, Ho.FrrAL Ialy ], l,1
TAl Hca I.,c BzlL. Prsstceni Of - b''f' " o'
tfA4russ tsf Corrr-'t0n. II -. .t,...
siss Ths following ihe PsrieaArs 10 ~ O. o. $500
nativity rtei StArsi print He'so ~ -
~ ~. 40. HOSP. IA. Ma, ~ 49, ao VI Bseaa"eA bNo"sS We
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ATFR-At Wangforl Com June % by Rsv r. r.
Cilrer, assisted by Rshad ~ Hodges Of Csmandge NJ
William G CL0 AtS YORK ~ Mar A. Ian dA4sltf Of ttico
Atvater. tsl. Of Wallngfori. Conn.
KENT-HOLMASAt NeE.on Mas JG7e o. By tie Rev W@ n,
Adams D. b. Of NeEloTk assisted BY Rev. ~ !, LeFeH OF
Northampton Z. Kea Of SS lork 70 Mas AAy A. daasA'ef
u EiEin H0lmaE. esl, u Newton. No ears
rpyRRTCH- FLOYD-IONES-On TUESDAY June Al Mtsapequa
south Orster Bay Long Island By tle Rev nt0eE ares
Duncan Leyech u Ns~iork and Faln daughter VI VA FSya
Jones'
oPAKE-BLAyCHARD-O THURSDAY Jgne ~ a. Pl,,t Prsy
teraa Church By H. Thompson NJ John a. OFahs 70 Ms
Hsnnsh Baachlrt all of Newark, y. J.
WEBSTER -McKECHNEOn Friday JAY a. TIE residence o. %
b lei. parents 10 Sicho-st Newark v j. by ne Rev
Iar Mr. Harrison Of Schenectady, " L. 70 Isabella
3 daughter Of Thomas Mckscane.
YOrNG-HITCHCOCK-On THURSDAY 2i alt tie residence Of The
bs. rar,nts Cornwall H1tson by Rev James = soa
D Henri esq u SesAEE, n j. All MAaFe' A. aAas'e'
Of anes X. Hitchcock esd
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interests and turning its back upon the people has be
come In the pensiOner and patron OF Accumulated
wealth; and that while thus abusing the standard or
administration at home, it has lowered the tone OF our
diplomacy abroad by the character OF It's appointments
by its yacatOn and hesitatons in regard o. our rights
az nation ts want OF sympathy with the people strug
Cling for liberty and its indifference 10 the fate of Aer
can citizens victims Of foreign desp0tism.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04
GRAND ARMY REPUBLIC ELECTIONS.

The semi-annual election Of officers of Post
Sodgwck No. II, G. A. r., resulted as follows: Com
mander, oscar Tompkns; Senior Vice. Ira whitman;
Junior Vice, Robert steene. Adjutant John A. Euhner'
Quartermaster Alfred >. Bugbee Surgeon, r. u. Pres
cott Chaplain, the Rev H. 8 stevens Ofcer ~ the Day,
PheOn Dewitt OhiceF % the Guard. A. j. wilder Fer
geant Major Chas Thies Council Of Administration JOS
Forbes Isaac Trpmhe. JnO Kyle. Jno A. Meek, Richard
II. McCay; Delegates, Joseph Forbes, Ira whitman,
Chas. f. Spaulding, VI. Cregau.
Post = H. Weed. No. 81 has chosen the following ON
Commander, Alexander Il. ketchum; senior Nioe-
Commander BENJAMIN Page; Junior Vice Commander.
william H. Oliver; AdiutaHt, T. Augustus Marsh. quar-
termester Thomas Woman; Surgeon, George oteihsr;
Chaplain, l. Franklin smith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04
HTEGIAHITZ

Charles Carr and John T. Irving were ar
reied Dy Detective Field, Garden-sL, Hoboken, for
Participation 10 the burg ary the premlres Of Brnken
no. Co. 40 Nos 10 and IS Lispsnasi-st, when $500
worth Of lace stolen. Robert Green, Of the firm OF
n-Aon and Green successors % simpson Coz pawn
iokefs a. he corner OF Deanccyst. and the BOwery
g. ~ Ie.r complaint against Carr and irving, cIiIE
tlh b. May ast they tunneled through the wall from
H siaumeuts u No. Deanceyst., into the prem
~ lh0 hes-rs. Wilson & Green, with the INTENTION "
az ol tAe safe and steal 10000 worth OF Je"eH5'
."l Irving were committed .t
80 Pc'ty ahl Detective FIELD saturday, aiFestei
'neW = alon for a burglary IN BSby's bonded VAR
-' 10 reeuWlch-st, several weeks agD, Wheh $3.50
rtigisIks. belonging a. 7. stewart, wac st0isI
~ W Nddra aud his sister Teresa, VIE or SeaiiVl'
"a Deer committed previously for completely IN ~ ~
"' on i7e. Mrs. Mcnamara, mother OF Julh aiu "A
tA' haa arrested DAY two ago while attempting ~
ta4ge tOOls 10 her children in the TOmbs 70 enable
rhl 70 cseape Another SOL, Frank, b IN the loHpe'
@s'uhg trial tor a larceny. -. ,,s..---.A
-" Saturday morning Of1cer kea or the fiiur'll,i i
tuct, arrested thief, who gave the name OF cuhlcI
fsntwOrth a. he leaving Cot. HargOus's mousse NO
rF1ithaye and having in his possession box 81 car
peulers tools The capture Of PentBOTt - iegaoeu Ss
= good arrest
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To-day, on Long Island, sportsmen may

To-day, on Long Island, spoTtsmen may en-.
gage Ia the fiEOrte pdsne u hunting NDOdfotA, ana
break the law. WOOdcOck Long Island, the pres
ent summer, are very plenty.
An incident occurred yesterday morning At
lions Church Little Neck which altte surpr Ing 20
the r. uar attendants The had from tie
text, To d. good and % distribute, forget nor, o.,
Hebrews xiii The collection had been made and The
oOugre CATION dismissed, when poor worhlngman "hp
sat IN the gallery where The plate hal mol De-" p-n,
came the minister, and desired that he would take ms
Offering, the time drawing from his pocket
purse and untyng it empiied It's contents into the plate
The College of Pharmacy Of the City Of New
York, supported by contributions from pubic spirited
druggists, the sale OF tickets being totally Inadequate
has given instruction for 10 consecutive years % All no
came. employing lecturers the best talent that cOuii
he procured Lectures will be given on Monday, Wedne--
day and Friday evenings rom u 81 The eAanlhauop
OF candidates FOR the diploma will take place about me
middle Of March. The most proficient graduating stu
dent will receive the prize OF so offered uy tue Ioego
Another prize OF $50 i offered hy Dr. W Der DAy ~ -
for the student graduating highest In Materia Mrdlca
and Botany. Tickets for the entire course, So icu
lation fee paid but Once library fund. p ticket TOT
Of professor only SIS The lectures are Tree
t. the members, and 10 those who have pad Tor Two
courses, FOR which spec al tickets are provided
Miss Mary Craft of Glen Cove, l.. l., was
attacked by mad COW and fatally injured early lat
week Miss Craft had just stepped out OF the door uri
for the purpose II feeding brood OF young tIkey'
when the cow a valuable animal, rushed al htf, aN1
striking her left side crushed her against Tn icito
and then trampled her in terrible manner. Hearing
her screams one Of the farm laborers VINO wac sthS
upon the door step the kitchen rushed 10 her rse,
hurting al the Infatuated animal strlklnS hrr
square In the head. This stunned the COW Tor nonen'
and he succeeded getting Miss Craft inside the renee,
and she borne into the house IN dying cObuloh
Medical attendance Immediately summoned, when "
was found that her face and body were terribly brus
and that she had received deep aud frghttu wound n
the COW had entered Miss Craft fingered IN great agony
for Two days, when she dled.
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Tie Intc.t Fs.hionnble Rerernae.-

The Latest Fashionable Bevernge-A tlr5sliHz tor
this etr advertise sa n cavat The --latest sn ~ ~
tt" This nav he r FOR the outside u uat bod
f..t0n r The inside has Up whh tsc popular 500
SCINAPPs soda Natf ani
everybody acqueses Aoah sonssh1t eons.'a
tive by nature opposed prJ, AM oohesTilg oar
.mn public journalist 70 lerll VhstheF SeHsAPr SOFA
proper be recommended 10 or - va
IL The result NAV rev g0ri. The mixture sof %
ant II our general cougrua v ~
part organization. Finally AMI 70 coneue techs
The right spot
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COMPETENT u mail Jsns ~ Mr. ssee her hush iy ysghe'
VIZ hesrs foushe Churchill reshs No n Pbest lie
we hospital % be Gay u her death Her BODY r-o. ~ ~
mop 20 feeVue Hospital Dead Psnersl
urs he IN tle Norouers Dead i01s Sas,y
- hr CroNly onanng ouly Ten people prnt M s'on
oppressed b. ase sAslei Mr. CroEs octon could
anYhins 10 do ~ih be matter yezy respectfully.
X q. JsxkNAr. CHEF q stA
s-Or3sr Of Board d Hsa,tA received Der. Jsss H. $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04

Mr. Stone, the sculptor, has just finished
large bust Of Harvey the dcoyerer Of the circulation "
the blood and sketchmodel for colossal statue from
the portrait by DomenichinO which II is in contem-
platon TO complete and erect in Central Park. Mr..
stones studio, No East Fifteenthst, will this week
be thrown open visitors between 10 and u in the morn
ing and and c In the afternoon.
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Sueeial Notices.

,,,, ,..,sI, pi,trict 1 gsoa Republican As.s Ia
s-rrr III rss hT msetn aihe @. ~ =.
n ,he Ierisrsoa " n rpsrev ~, - wh -
~ 49, s,.,,ux u-ciai tr-ig val 10 ed AOApAi b'hr-
III; hi, III 1870 At 0eocA, al NJ. u Ase9a. D. -.
s,zUEL You've, See-et4r-s '"''" 49,
PErEz RAET1kr1,)
Nicol a Davidson, r.
Csc BROADHAY asar Grca Jgaes a.
sacoeason o T. y. haGshso1i = C'.
y-RSIsH CITY AND COUNTRY RESIDENCES Win liza
F.RrIENwARR GLASSWARE CHANDELIERS bhos1~s.
CLOCKS SILVER PLATKD WARE AND C uILsAi 80
epII,ptp QUALITY AT the LOWEST POSSIBLE rei0ss
Dinsnoass. Watches,
JgwELpY AND sTLyEswARR,
lila =, R.le Pdss. slss alsa exchange and seAss Sho "
ALLAN sI3 BrOaa~sJ. anasr 81 Nsso-A Ae'se ---
scerialty. Light Locomotive .
4, a. go rrsds sher snd hgn "a roL
- I'll Id ZINES luaihrr -sn' t'' '-'
AID ~it' F"' f-~''- smith PogghK giIsSsfs-, Fs~A
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Gnsolinef75o gravity and upvar Prime quality Cor Gas Ma
chimes Ice Mlcb nee Packet barrels ant ratel
TAG DEyOE AASURAcTuuN8 t0sPArr,
III FuliOu-st Ses fOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04

Devoe- Kerosene OIL sasi osn. renders liultr'toa in
possible. DEVOE n 20 Co, III Fgisou-st, \. \
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We call the attention ofneaders to the card
q the Excelsior Roofing Company, who claim to have
better snoefor ronus A1n anything heretofore intro
1sced " t4is vuDA1.
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Congress and Empire spring Co.'S Depot or Coasrst
Natrs - tHaxByEs-r, SEAs
IAoADgAY Free daily CtI aud BrOosn Natural ss only
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NfPRLED

Wedding end Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping Vote Paper
VIZ EyEaDELLs ia PrLToS-sr Old DUTCH CHURCH
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INT ,rGHr BY DEFEAT-AssAILING THE PEoPLE
CIoICE-DIssATIsfIED As EVER 49,.
p..oJ,eJ That we arruign the administration

,--l.ut falss to theat principles ana meas
a. and 10 il. pledges 70 give the country pesce i IA,
for partisan purpos,s proohssd we su,on - a.
49,. \. rndeayorng to coerce communities and siasss
-, ..nt ~ IL measures IL has failed To protect the
.ss and la giyon COUNT AMI suuDoTt W c4aSo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04
TREASON CULMISATING-ABRAHAM LINCOLN DE-
NOUNCED-SLAYERY MUST BE PRESERVED.

The Democratic State Convention which met
n Albany sept 49, Is6l and renominaed GOV. Seymour
included among the resolutions 10 adopted the following;
Rss0ired That the Administration % Abraham Lincoln
bv It's u.urpa Ons: 10, disre gard Of the Constitutions Us
violation u personal liberty aud states Rights Its resort
~ military power o. subvert civil authority; It's unco ON
promising and cOwardy degradation Of the nation IN
it, foreign policy; its peryerson OF tho
wrr from its or -lual object, and its ayONed
10 proong H. IN the language Of Abraham
Lincoln 10 compel the abandonment Of enyety, mas
become revolutionary I'm is character and that 1t y the
duty OF the conservative Of all parties 10 mite IN
substituting in it, place Administration when VIII
seek lin tie Constitution Of the United States and the
laws passed accordance herewith the rule OF us uy
aud tie limitations Of its power
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04
THE UNCHANGED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rION
MEASURES DENOUNCED.

monster mass meeting was held In mon
square on sept IT, Is66, and addressed 10y the Hon
J0ln T. Hoffman samuel J. Ilien, Gov Parsons
Among the resolutions adopted were; 49,,
Pesoired That the precise and clearly defined Issue
now before the American people IL, whether they Will
elect Congre that win respect the imperative CON
mands Of the Constitution 10 Senators, Representa-
tiyes and Presidential Electors, whether they VIII
continue Congressional majority in power when gives
no guarantee that IL viii not by conditions precedent
tbet nuItipv with the eNgeucies Of party, not only IN
definitely exclude states from the Union, but overthrow
our form OF Government Itself.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04

TnON INEANUN I4N.''
The Democracy of New-lOrk, IN convention
as-euhed reanirrn the National Democrnue pattern
aI.i h, NrvYOrk on the eth day Of july, aud they
sp.cial attention OF their fellow 'zths 10 the
tlioVinE propositions embodied IN this declaration VI
T5jrd The payment Of the public obligations IN +trct
a.ordan,e Nth their term--n gold only Nheh god -
runaf. I'm the bond, AMI In tht Lawful currency VI tHe
country when coin j. not spcclned' .,,,-.t. To-
cum t{l The pavmeut Of the public obligations IN
s,rfcf accordance with their terms
gYfS EGual taxation Of every species OF properly,
prlndng 56rernnaeHt bonds and other Plpc seeuIlts
,fr.rfon Of the system, and 1.-THE discontinue
% ~ n1ul-itoria modes Of assessing aud collecting
mteihA '' Ipemocrate state Convention, sept 1863.
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DIED.

Al Notices of Marriages must Be Endorsed 9th fil
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PARALYsING TME NATIONAL GOvERNMENl

POSING ENLISIMENIS AFTER GEII1 oBC kIT'
The Democratic state Convention at Albany,
Sept. 10. 1868:
Ees0lsed That the abOrve suits OF the recent Con-
scrptOn ~ Congress- not less unjust YeXatOus and
oppressive both in it. character and manner Of execu
ton which have excited general distrust should admon
ish the Administration how much wiser IL would be 70
place it, reliance on the voluntary action OF gallant
and patriotic people ready 10 defend their insttu-
lions and their honor.
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NEw-JERsET.
WHAT TAMMAYY CELEBRATES.

brief history of the Democratic party during the
past eventful decade wherein its treacherous, treas
enable and dishonorable record is shown in its own
declaration, and from which it il apparent that the
professions its leaders make to-day are false and
hypOcritical:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04
MORE PRO-sLAvERY THAN EyER-AsSAILS TIL
DEFENDERS OF THE UNION.
The Dnmncratic State Convention, Sept. B

BURG.
ResOIred, That the investigations by Congre
and the state Legislatures have disclosed the eNsten
OF fearful and uneXamped corruption and eXtray game
that unless these enormous frauds be checked the who
country must be involved IN bankruptcy and dtshOnC
that We would be faithless 20 the principles of homes
and economy in the administration of public affairs, II
did not expose and denonce these wrongs on tne ndus
of the great masses OF the people; and that in n
language Of our friends Of New-Jersey. soemny pr
test against such reckless extravaganza and lniamo
peculitiOn. -
LDamn.rat-c meaLng al Cooper Institute. oct H. Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04
IsR1.
STILL PROTEsTING-OPPOSING UNIVERSAL SUI
FRAGE-MPEpING RECONSTRUCTION.

The Democratic State Convention was held
In Albany on October s. 1867. Tie third resolution was
follows: -, N IL,
Marty 10 maintain the power 10 has usurped by estab-
fishing negro supremacy in the South by military force
couped with the disfrauc hsement of the mass or the
" bire porulation AZ outrage upon Democratic prtn-
ciules and an attempt 10 undermine ana destroy the
PlUubc. and that stigmatiZe the refusal OF that
marty i'm this state submit the question of negro SUI
rage 10 the people cowardy evasion OF paramount
issue in the pending struggle.