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The Van Buren press., 1870-12-20
Van Buren, City
SALE FEED AND LIVERY STABLE
Planters House Stables on the Lcvee

lNllE undersigned takes this oppotunty
to announce 10 the citizens of Van IN
rem and vicinity, and the travelling public
generally. that ne Is now prepared to fully
supply the great need of n first class LIPE-
RY STABLE at his establishments ON the
I.ovec next to the Planters House.
Carriages and Buggics, new and commodi-
ous, with fine double or single teams, on hire
by the day or journey at reasonable prices
4 fine stock of Saddle Horses constantly
on hand
DRAYING.-Spccala attention given 10
the hauling of goods to aud from the boats
and draying Of all kinds.
Terms cash aud rates reasonable.
4. II. CARSON.
Van Buren, Oct 10
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-20

This is not all In section q OF the
law it is enacted that the duties shall be
as follows:
On teas Of all kinds 10 cents a pound.
On coffee of all kinds 8 cents pound.
On all molasses cents q gallon.
On chocolate cents pound.
1t will be seen that cheap tea, cheap
coffee, cheap molasses and cheap choco-
late are taxed precisely as much a. the
dearer and higher priced articles. Thus
a pound of tea costing two dollars 10
taxed only half as much a. twodollars'
worth of the inferior article selling at
half the price The tariff is based main-
" upon the specific system, that Of Who'll.
" discardlng value as an element OF tax
alton and putting it upon quantity and
bulk instead. In that way the rich ar
favored and the poor are injured.-Cm.
cianaH Enquirer.
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-20

OIp Aor.--Old age is public coed.
1t is indeed. Don't feel sad because you
are old. Whenever you are walking, no
one ever opens gate for you to pass
no one ever honors you with
any kind Of help, without being himself
the better for what he does; for follow.
feeling with the aged ripens the soul.
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-20

Eg- A correspondent OF the N. I.
2 ribuae, says of Senator Brownlow that
his health really seems improved. ana
hat something Of "hnman interest has
returned to lis corpsc-like countcnance."
lie don't say, however, that there is any
likelihood Of It's striking in to his herat
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-20
JOHN WILKES BOOTH,

who was given to understand wished
to know some thing about the main ave.
nrcs leading from Washington to the
Potomac. We met several tunes but lac
seemed to be very silent with regard to
hls purposes Finally he said "IoG
know rs well as ! the efforts that have
been made to bring about that much dc
sired exchange of prisoners. Aside from
the general suffering they are compelled
to undergo, we are sadly in want ofthem
rs soldiers. We cannot spare one man,
whereas the United States government is
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-20

C. NJ. THOMPSON,
Agent for Crawford County.
DR.. c. z. BROWN, Medical Exainine~, Van Buren,,
Van Burcn, April 35'10--if
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
nprFoRMs UP AND DOWN HILL.

We are requested to print the following,
, odonted AZ meeting OF Free Thinkers In this city
~ a platform for a Radical Reform party
Political equality Of all persons, without di'unc'ion
OF sex race A. ,,..,,o.or m, ,be senate
The affairs OF the country TO Dc ha gy
tehtati nominate responsible Executive Committee
Of the Referendum e. the decisions
20 ~ the representatives shall not DO enforced UNI
anu anu have been approved and sanctioned as laws Dy the
voters. -.t..o. ora On he recalled whenever tho
oioritv of the voters demands IT, A.. ,.,
Compulsory e. ,as ever ena of ee%sn
90 rrnciion In the public schools tEduGaton' poth
90 school and college TO be free OF cost 70 o, M,
a Abolition OF all indirect tAAos anu AuoP''O y" '
. Progressive Income LAX.
hp9 Ian. ~ communication post. telegraph, rail-.
~ canals Gel TO be public (nationaD property, ana
"nJer Government controi. Nh, ....u, ana in,ro-
noiton OF the National Bank system, anu inuo
dnciion of a national paper currency
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
THE REIGN OF TWEED.


SIR: There are some things | would like to
know, and write TO inquire have read In the news
papers great deal about one Tweed-varousy desig-
mated as William Tweed, Bill Tweed. and Boss Tweed
but never until the present year did any personal ex-
perence bring before the fact Of his corporeal exist
ence. Even now I have not yet seen him, but his
shadow has settled down OF and blocks pro-
gress live In Fiftieth-s between Fifth and sixth
avs. ana, In common with all my nelghDors, want
town. are paved; the Belgian pavement is laid down in
some Of those streets, whore there is not rscass resi-
dence anything much better than q frame shanty,
from avenue to avenues but unfortunate block lined
with good houses from end to endexcept two corner
can get about It IS that Tweed-iiill, william or Boss
stands in the way say "we," advsedly petition for
ago. and received the signature of all but three property
owners the street As far can earn the law gives
TO us poor peOpeOf well as 10 other citizens,
the lg OF petition, and the right to have our petohs
Of that hlnd, when reasonably unanimous, aceeded to-
Onf petition passed the Board OF Aldermen Eeachlhg
the Board Of 1t was laid up III what
are called General Orders" and there t stays No eff
that Tweed wont make the contract" Does going into
Genefal Orders" mean going into the control ot Gen.
The people who informed OF this obstruction brought
to our notice the " Hammer Pavement" 50 far as l
know understand the " Hammer" 10 be q wooden
s m It dealt crushing & 6SS to TO- our hoRss put IF tHSas as
solennly promised that when the Hammer was down
one-h OF the assessment charged should be returned 20
us individually. II to try TO move Tweed 80
we bowoda before to his Hammer and most OF us signed
the petition. We found out after signing that the price
10 WI. slO yatt lhSiedu vi
return o Onehaf the assessment not such an extra
ordinary boon Vel, waited, and by-and-by there
came along, instead of the Hammertes, new TRIBE, the
represent ,tiyes OF the Nicoson pavement You can
have neither belgian nor Hammer" said they. You
must petition Tor NcOsOn. II yon ask for anything else
Bill Tweed Will kill it," We felt that were in the
hands OF Destiny Is Tweed Destnyi NicolsOn not
first love, but offered 10 take her. for better for
Tqr'ei % ana majority 81 &S % signed ag meet Nf% W ahy r
pavement after all. And all the satisfaction we get
about it, upon inqnrng at the proper Offices i that
no aud what Tweed Aud how shall he be piacaedi
AeC York, oct. II. 1870 BROWN STONE.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
sTREET-CAR POLITESESs.
To fIp Edifor of The Tribune.

SIR The influence of the women of a com.
munity upon the OF the sterner sex IL yerJ
great but whether our American women always esere
that influence its fullest extent s to me matter 0f
serious doubt, arising from late experiment have
made, and relate: am one OF those whose resi-
dence IL up town and place OF business far down. ana
must constantly paronze both the cars and omniDuseA
My business requiring to be much upon my feet am
very glad to obtain in either. Possessed OF due
chvalry and Difference 10 the softer SEX have never
omitted an opportunity to yield my seat 10 lady.
Seldom however, receiving " thank you" for my
sacrifice and sometimes would be considerable one,
the idea occurred 60 me Of noting down the acknOwL
edgments should receive out Of 20 such proers OF 20
lit ness This Is / 30 sum total:
One sweet refusal rendered sweetcr by being at the
same time accepted.
one hearty Thank You"
one feeble "ditto"
One smile
Twelve violent pounces upon the seat with entire in
difference OF the donor.
Three actual frowns.
One look Of annhila ion from elderly, prm person,
who seemed 10 say, You're mighty slow moving, you
vile man"and perhaps was, for my lap was incuID
bered with books at the time.
Here you have t! four out OF twentyfOnr encourage
mcnts for continue In my efforts 20 ameiOrate tie
condition OF the fair seXsNteen reasons why should
not. II the ladies complain Of rudeuess the part o
the mon. the fair complanants In way accounts
bic for i'll A CONSTANT READsR-
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
POLITICAL NOTES.

Joscnh ,Juliand is the Democratic candidate
for Congress In the XIXth District Of this State.
The Democrats of the Ist District of Massa-
cbusett have nominated VIM W. Comstock for Congress-
lanes NJ. Pendleton has been nominated for
by the Republicans Of the I'D District Of Rhode
Island.
John J. Mason has been nominated for the
Assembly by the. Democrats Of Fulton and Hamilton
Counties.
The Hon. Oakes Ames has been nominated
FOR Congress by the Republicans of the lid District OF
Massachusetts
The Republicans of the Ist District of Mis-
souri bays nominated Irwin W. Smith for Congress
Cen. Butler has been nominated for re-
election TO Congress by the Republicans of the Win Dis
trict Of Massachusetts,.
The Republicans of the Xth District OF Mas
abusetts have nominated the Hon. H. L. Dawes ior re-
election TO Congress.
r +. Daniel has been nominated by the
Conservatives as Delegate at large TO Congress from
Virginia
The political campaign has opened lively at
png,lo The Hon Roscoe COnkling and Gen. j. L. swift
ddessed large Republican meeting last evening at b.
lanes Hall.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21

RLACKLIy-In Brooln Oct 90 poctel Illness Julia sgd
10 months daughter Of Joseph j. and Helen W. Blackin.
No 5Is UnIou reaelAnd friends Of the family esPecs
fully invited " attend.
BRAGAw-At Astoria weilesy 18th inst, Jane Br'gaw ia III
s4h yeas Of her sge. -, i, An t..s., D.. 49,,
funeral from ST. Georges Church, on Friday Ei't inst
O'Clock D.
pREvooRr-At Summit Loot 10 Anna Augusta Tuh wife
James K BrevOor, In the 18th year OF her ase
Services In MdietOxn, n. Y, on Friday, att T. ~
BRoLLY-ou THURSDAY TO- Annie Broy aged 50 wears noua
and Y dsyA -, A.. 49,
Of her brother James Broy No. ~ West Tsen fourth st., -
Saturday " Il O'CLOCK
RIILAt Campbell Hall Y on Wednesday Richard Herry
elea Of Prof Il. II. and Mary Ann Bull -,
Memorial sermon will preached by the Rev. j. L. DanneF ia
Reform Church Srh,ye opposite Am st. on H,I Sos
day evening, Oct ~, at u o'clock
CARLR-Iu Brooklyn 49, Mrs LYDIA Carrie ros Of the lAa
Rev Carrie Of pneuunonl in the 6l Of her age -
Service, residence $50 Layetaye on satnna the I'd
lntenent and services al the grave At 4hrAy
j.. at2. p ~
rcsves ant FRIENDS also the meIher Of German Umo 10
A. Son Lodge No 8 l. o. r. respectfully Inv tof
funeral from his ste rsid,ne 81 bast fue'as
SUNDAY morning Oct 2j at O'clock Iue nnns viii be ih~Is
In Greenwood Cemetery.
EDwARDSu Bookyn 49, Walter D. Edwards Of Rev
Funeral rom The Chah Of the Holy Trinity Friday O'Clock
LER-on Thursday 30 at bis residence No. Creamery PlTG I'M
city BENJAMIN Lee.
Notice Of lIueral hereafter.
uOygLI-on THURSDAY Oct 20 MARI Mcneil laughter Of e lao
Charles N5iel, formerly OF Goshen, Orange 90 ~
The funeral will take place from 81 Ambrose Church oohe ~
aud Thompson sts. o Saturday, 22d inst 81 10 a m
PRIME-At huntington L. L. IS Lel daughter Of Joh0 hss
ton, esQ., Of BTooAln, ani wife Of iieny Prime
TOMPKINS-At Rye Westchester Co.. Oct 90 Catherine Lou~
daughter and Abbe Tompkins aged yes M .I o.
The and friends Of the family INV ed 20 n t a.
SATURDAY the 29d inst oeoch sr1ss ss iI N ,lsa. fros
the MlmarJneck Depo. ~ meet hs AZ" ~
T~entg seventh st.. " 4.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21

District James Brooks; IXth District Fernando Wood.
Incident worthy Of mention took place at tho convon-
The WoodfOrd and Kaufmann campaign on
staten Island Ia vigorously conducted. Already eight
CLUBS are organized; last night at Stapeton; an-
other VIII be established at West Brighton tonight
a Republican campaign club has been or
gained at sag HarbOr L. l.. with the following oioers
President, = d. French: vcePresdents, W. r. Cooper
q. 7. Loomis.
The Mozart Hall party went through the
Iafce last evening OF holding Conventions to nominate
5chopi trustees Only nomination made
Fourth Ward Thos DriscoI In thirteen of the Wards
NOT the slightest trace of the party could be found and
~ te reputed headquarters in said Wards tho organza
ton seemed to exist only I'm In other Wards
low individuals calling themselves delegates got
adiOurpinp "
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
VIOLATIONS OF THE ELECTION LAWS.

Philip Canton, James Burns, Patrick Cullen,
James MeCarty and Patrick Mccarthy we're charged be-
fore Commissioner Osborn with assaulting Richard
OCoupor with intent TO resist him IN the execution OF
his duty as an Inspector OF Election az No 80 Greenwich
a. In the With Election District OF the First Ward.
ofonnor testified that he arresting Daniel OLeary
for falsely registering, when the defendants set upon MN
and endea vOred to rescue OLeary The case was ad-
iOurued till this morning. - .
TeTrenco Quinn OF No. 100 West Nineteenth-st, was
charged the Commissioner with registering
his name AZ "A at No l42 Seyenth-aye., ana also
re egsteriug his name at No 1856 West Nneteenh5t Dis
Attorney Davies said that the prosecution would be
abe 10 the prisoner had served term in the
state Prison and also sand that the prisoner would DO
indicted charge Ofthe violation OF the statute Wch
enoius that person shall vote who shall have served
a term in the State Prison. The case was adjourned
till Monday.
Henry C. Butt was brought before Commissioner
Davenport charged with registering his name 40 voter
of the XIIIth Election District OF the Fourth Ward,
where he did not reside. The prisoner admitted the
charge and urged In extenuaOn that he Thought he was
registering in the proper district He was released ON
s., 900 ball. pending the action OF the Grand jury.
James Barclay was charged, before Commissioners
Davenport, with fraudulent registration III the XVIII
District Of the Sixth Ward He waived examination aud
gave bail in $0O Chas g. Spencer becoming his surety
Terence Foley and owen Gray Inspectors OF Election
OF the Xth District OF the Sixth Ward charged with
obstretng Supervisor John Bossnger In the execution
OF his duty and refusing let him sign his in the
registration books at the close OF the first day They
waived examination and bail in 5000 each. EX-
CONGRESSMAN Morgan Jones and Mr.. James Campbell
Justified sureties for both.
Counsel for CvilJ Justice Anthony Hartman applied 10
Commissioner Davenport for an examination Into Mr.
Hartman notwithstanding the prisoner had waived
examination and, the DstrctAtOrney cOnsenting, The
hearing set down for to-day, at p IN.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
THE STATE or TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.


LosDos. Oc, l0-ll:j mConso opne Al ~ ~ money 80
9 for the American o. S Seuy bonA
Railway shares si Illinois Centrss lli A,1iie Gfes
LveRroca, oe,. eollo m-Co,on opened sm; Mlsrsg Up
MIA White Red Western Ell do Flour. 2J6 bbi or wea'es
LoSDos Oct s0Li D. -ou-ol. s2 for both uoney and
American Bonds and steady 6 ss 1l b7s
got Railway Stocks 6n but unchanged
LIVERPOOL, Oct 2O-l:O N Cotton que and unchanged
LONDON, Oct 2O-lD INFUSED OIL trIn Sugar " srhw
6mer. -
Asocrar.D Pass, Sgv YORK, Oct. 81. 1871.
The closing London ,ni Liverpool markets bad not been received
Cable uP TO Zan
DOMESTIC MARKETS
AuGusr, Ga Oct ielninl and prices eayi Nh
dngs l4Gl4!c; sales 29 bales; receipts. 90 bsles
IS So Treble Extra IS 8td 20 Corn-MIei White
59053e Bran. 81 10 HayPnme so DO Choice ga rert
Sides 2Dc Hams 2.c Lari-Tee lSlalItc K-g fIdle
gar-Prme Moasses-Prme New sc Whky-Reculed 0e1
81 Cofee-l7ld7c Misunderstanding 21GI2i he"foH SisAa
Wmsissros Oct io-spis Turpeutne steady dai
Strained, sl Di Crude TurPenine unchanged Tar trueh
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKgT-Ocr. 90
Beeyes active and shade higher First quality IS soes5
Ordinary Medium Si44 S0 Inferior 80 3og "a receipts La
Gc receipts 500 head sheep-Far supply market clos
slight avauce As weeks Fair TO Good 3d5tc God
Extra sa5,s Stock sheep Sl 75d 81 49, receipts OK" heal
Low Prices.
splendid assortment Of readym
CLOrsIso,
Just opeoed. at the lowest prices in the otT.
OoLyAx & Ov~sros.
WHuR, WHnSAs Co..
Wedding and yisi,ips Cards, IssS Stamping Not. P.'s
WA ETER0ELLs SONS l4 FuLrossr oPP OLD DrfcH CaS%SA
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
LOCAL NOTES.

The Young Democracy of the Eighth Ward
has nominated George A. Olcott for School Trustee
Tn the lid District of Middlesex County,
n j. the Hon. Albert L. Runyon is the Republican can
didate for Assembly.
Nathaniel Miles is the Republican candidate
for the Assembly from the let District OF Morris County,
Nj
Smith Ely, ir., has been nominated for Con-
gress from the With District by the Democratic Union
party.
The First Ward (colored) Club of Newark
held business meeting last night, Broad ST., neal the
Morris and Essex Railroad Depot.
The Republicans of the lid Assembly Dis,
trct OF Weschester County have nominated John j. Hill
by reclamation for the Assembly.
The Tammany Hall Congress Conventions
vere held la,t evening, with me following iesuit lNh
District morgan J0he'i Ktn District WIN. ~ h1II,a ,
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
HON E NEWS.
TiIH W BATIlBu


Fifth Avenue HOtel-The Hon. George M.
Robeson secretary of Navy the Hon Mahlon Chance
OF Ohio. Dennis Mccarthy M c. syr,"1pmnse; Z, pn
adelpha - Metropolitan HOte-Co W; u; Fnnraiu; ,,a,
U s. Consul at Lima, Peru and the ReY W. ~ I'M ns Sa
sacramentO Cal, - Westminster Hotel = MI. De
Magalhaens brazilian Minister 10 the United states
= Grand Central Hotel-The Rev; Dr. Hague OF
Chicago. and the Rev T.. A. Johnston PittsDugh' O,
Nicholas HoteI-Judge r. w BARLEY Of Washington, and
Judge q. w. McCOrbull of SACRAMENTO, Cal
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
The THEoDoRE THOMAS CONCERTS IN Bos-

A"h ihHoDOhE THOMAS CONCERTS IN DDS-
ioS- would DO impossible to describe the qualification
these admirable orchestral concerts afford the musical
pnolic-the precision. the collective and individual
ceehce o, MT Thomass orchestra are patent to all his
auuOrs; Du great and unquestiOnab element of tho
success OF these concerts has the plano forte
OF Miss Anna hehig Tho name fame reputation Of
this great artiste admitted alike by press and public
Of New York to be beyond cavitbe most truly emimn nt
lady performer who has ever been heard In America
have been thoroughly ndorsed by Boston Philadelphn
and every other city Ia which she has appeared. Tie
superb Stenway grand piano which plays seems
acknowledge her its mistress, and resronsive "
her touch, all its magnificent resources deyeopod
with all that consummate skill which only the truly
great artist can display Boston Post
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21

Ia trial under Ave indictments for representing him
self ~ Revenue officer He Ia resident OF Jersey CITY
Alexander Johnson charged with stealing letters
from the Morris Canal Co.. In Jersey City, has been die
edGrgcd, the Government entering q noHe pFosc3s.
William Howe an acc0mplce, IL years old, has had hS
sentence suspended during good behavior The state
Council Of the Order OF American Mechanics. st IL se
SION Yesterday, had long discussion upon the Coolse
question and its effect upon Industrial interess. The
Or0er In New jersey has nearly loo Inembers.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21

5rsio 5rs nd by chickering's between the employees anu
ana EsseN i sveraI OF the engne-drivers have been
hs and tits anticipated that the Others en ne I foS
work Nuy teS months and IL Is stated that ths
ans re now running generally half an hour p psnh tbe
tlne 20" besu Issued, the rates OF speed
Inn .r o,t aaapp to the distances " DO ssaVerSed
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21

ALLISON ST. AIMS Church Brocsn Thu'i,, os
n H. Scheuck, Nr Weey Allison OF Pha1S
pha to Miss Jennie g. Hebet Of Br0oklJn.
BAISBRIDGR-CAEFIELD-In BROOKLYN. Oct l3 BY Rev T.
Plat Thomas Banbnge fNeS York 10 Mss Annie j. Cahed
Brooklyn.
BROW WER-TOMPKNS-O Thsisv Oct 90 the reienee Of
Tompns 65 Fort Greene place BroklB, by the Rev. TLep
b. d. assisted by Rev. Henry Vu HOute0 OF Hawe, Peas>
Geo Y. Brewer to NJ. X. TompkiDs, all Of Brooklyi
CHOAfR-ARyOLDIn this city 10 b. Rev Stephen H. Tag
it, Newell p Choae and Miss Hattie E. ATlOb. No cards
LAyGFO RD-ROBBNS-W evening, Oct 49, AZ S. Ann
the Hghs BrookiyB BY the Rev H. scheBcs sssei by he
8 Langfon James H. langoi to GAIA H. daughter of hdf
NJ. Robbins. esq, sl Of Brooklyn.
BROOKLYN Oct l3 by Rev r - st9rs r
D. Albert Masse VI Cleveland Ohio and Pebc scott dagsha
Of Walter s. Griffith.
NICHOLAS -HoLLNsAt Grace Clurh Thursisy Oc 90 b
Dr. Henry c. Potter Harry j. Nicholas 10 Alice NJ dsuge
OF Ms. Morris Holins, all Of this c'y.
sMALLEY-HOADLBY0u wednesg Oct 49, at the Church u tn
Hoy Cross Pain6ei n j. b. the r. Rev Hrato Potter Blopd
Eew.YoIk. Mr. william h. Snauey To Miss Gyogaun iaasAets
George Hoatey, ESQ
OLsoN-sMITH-On THURSDAY 2Oh Inst b. Rev Richard NetN
KIeard M Olson u !. NJ Mss Mar LeAll sEil, 10th
Brooklyn. No carda
al Notices Of Marriages must be indorsed uih (al
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
PENNSYLVANIA.
RHODE ISLAND.
CONGRESS-.

CONGRESS DISTRICT.
PROVIDENCE, Oct. 20.-The Eastern District
Republican Congress Convention to-day, after fifty five
unsuccessful ballots voted to dissolve without making
nomination. with the understanding that IT, after one
trial at the polls there choice the state Committee
will call new convention. The last ballot stood, Thomas
A. Jencks the present representative ~ Thomas Da'
l9 Ben L. Eaines 25 1t isnnerstOod that these three
candidates wiz 30 before the people.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
REprBLICAN ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.

Madison Co., Ist Dstrict-David L. Fisk;
Ni1gard Co.. LIST District-JOhn Il: Pound. . ~,
Seliben CO.. LIST Dist.-James Clark; lld' a. u Barney
TiSfer CO. lid District-Martin Schutt. - ~
columbia Co., Ist Distrct-Jacob H. Duntz I'D, Per
kins +. Cady. .n. TIT, rouos T.
Thompson. , ~. r, o..oho,
OTange Co., Ist Dstrict-Robert IL strachan'
R,nSsslaer Co. I'D Distrct-James AIKEN.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
.1S70.
sOT-TU CAROLINA ELECTION.

WAsuINGTON, Oct. 20.-A dispatch recelYed
here this evening Columbia g. C., states that the
Repblicans have carried that State by $1,000 majority
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
FOURTH DISTRICT OF INDIANA.

The returns on file in the Office of the
Secretary OF state show the election OF the Slon Jere
mah NJ. Wilson, Rep, to Congress In theylVth INDIANA
District over David Gooding, by four majority. The
RE- arms are as follows:
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
insults the intelligence and the understanding OF the

insults the intelligence and the understanding OF the
American people. lGreat applause.l ..g..a.a...
or the record of our party IN the past you must be the
Judge The scenes are recent the triumphs are 700
near TO have lost their impression or its eandIdates
which presented here, t would scarcely DecoIne me
to speak lou know them they are yo1t negnDDrs Sts
your fellow citizens but may he perinteo W say Will
out speaking Of the private or personal mar capdaas
OF the Republican party. are ,S ther fq"s,s an
at least In this respect, they ao a., ,hair in
seen by party record and future promise Vastly no
superior (Applause.l Coming from the Governors %M %M
Washington may be expected to say word Iney ey
realize the fact that no community, even acung ony
on interested motives, afford TO nave Witni1 ite
midst population clothed with the rights o, Ieeao'
but without the political power or ponticai ap,on
Freedom without political rights is war ana WneIovIm ~
insulting aud impossible barrier shuts up the caIcSi
popular ambition than all tho nober energies oi inc
acter reprcssed and extinuished In ther Ioregh
policy while restrained by existing laws anu ln,a,rS di
tOnal obligations they realize the fact hst as ue ,
nat and responsible nation Of North Amersa @ aa rn %
is rapidly coming when they must controi Ine ~" n
prescribe the policy and WELD tho desulioS Vi ""'
lGreat applause. , ,,o, ON.
At the close Of Secretary RObesCn's speech, whicn
tied repeated bursts Of applause ana cneeis .ho -
announced the Hon. Merrill 1rask OF oho WIN Ie
viewed very briefly tho condition oi the country io tno
past decade, and commented upon the favOrhole uea
tions in the political horizon for SUCCESSFUL chipus.
The meeting then separated with cheer. or te heope
candidates., and the Hyelest music from "ihin an"
without