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FEEDING REPEATERS.
% the Rditor Of The Trfbunt.


SIR: 1t may be Laid down as an invariable rule
that wherever in this city the public welfare is promi-
nenty obstructed, the public itself is deprived Of
something that belongs to IT, direct indirect gain
the rulers of the City Hail. BY far the greater
portion Of the people who do business here, whose
homes are on any part OF Long Island pass twice day
on one or two sides Of Fulton. Market. This fact the
trao OF the market itself and the circumstance that
FultOn-st and southst among the great business
highways make 1t most serious Inconvenience II any
obstruction to travel takes place in that locality where
moreover omnibus lines and railroads converge and one
Of the largest ferries in the world receives and pouFs out
Its passengers.
Now, what arc the facts The entire block which
the stands except the west side where there
is but little travel is obsructed by booths built over the
curbstOne, tapping the sidewalk and the carr1age-
way taking up breadth of from 10 TO IL feet OF Ills val
liable space. With the exception of dirty little pas
sagew8y, two three feet wide, sOuthst the only
breaks this line of investment at the corners and
at the of SOuht the inserted booths narrow the
means OF entrance and egrss for the sureDg crowd o
foOtpassengers OF the perpetual crush confusion and
danger at these corners, who has not witnessed
the that occur there every day can form the
Does anybody know what is paid for the space TINS
lched from the pubcf TIE estimates currently 9 zen
indicate that IL far exceeds anything which the oal
records show But If these public distractions paid no
ren 1t is yet possible that the city authorities could not
afford to dispense with them Every now anu theh
OF make Joint raid on the propfletoIs OF
usually the best 20 lie obtained but never pay therefor
If the proprietor objects, the number OF such
hoeman unused to the beat, who VII arrest them the
magistrate before whom the Offenders are brought IL
stantly dismiss them.
These customers are the supporters OF Tammany and
boast OF their exploits Illegal voting OF them oven
election Can any respectable citizen vote FOR the party
that thus shameully negCctS pune cohYenleNce ana
flches from the public pursei trow not
Ee,O York, oct &c, 1870
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ly more coud no said than IL deserved but wac there
need, was II well, to add that while hore in America
you have COOpers and COrnels in every state "a slate
ment one may ask leave tO dOubt In England lhvo
Only Miss COuts, accounting for the BY The dir
ence ~ our institution yours being Ear more favorable 70
the growth OF public spirit In the Of wealth. and con
Tess that In this respect we (Engsb have much 10 learn
OF you, and fear, shall take generations 10 learn IT,
Can the "Worhingnen's Friend" be ignorant OF
me name Of Beaumont, the founder Of the
beaumont Institute In Londoni Does the Rug
Y rcbolar know nothing Of the foundations
Si our universities and other public sehoolsf i
Inonas Gresham the builder OF the Royal Exchange,
tTvIgo,ten Dy bimf Has be heard Of one Capt
Cosm VINO endowed the London Founding Hospital
~ mas ne never seen George Ho.0ts Hospital IN Edn
name but the first few that come 20 mind but
NV many more might bs named 10 necessary IN
,"ht notwithstanding some faulty institution, we
the nse OF wealth. $3.50 f
,ohihR TON AN unknown or an ignorant mouth, such
ugnes ~ one on we pest men among and the mof
hOnOiedi hi- words have WEIGHT therefor and his mis-
takes, or lips Of speech, demand correction
Ner- York, oct. z6, 1870. Az EEGIrsrAiAy
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POLITICAL NOTES.

John Buckingham is the Republican candi-
Gate for Assembly the Id District Of Monmouth
County, M.
Secretary Robson viii address a Republican
meeting of Norfolk Va Tuesday, and Commissioner
Delano Republican meeting at Petersburg on Thursday
next
Col John Ratings, editor Of The Albany
Daily Knieerbocke, Wednesday night nominated
for Congress by theLabor Reform party, and yesterday
sceepted the nominaion.
Nicholas Van Slyke of Providence is the
Democratic candidas for Congress in the Ist District Of
Rhode Island and Gorge H. Brown Of Gloucester in the
lid District.
A dispatch iron Charleston, S. c., states that
the official count Ofbe cast at the State election OF
last week began Tuesday and proceeds very slowly,
and that the RESULT so lar substantially confirm the uD-
Official estimates.
The Hon. JOIN HILL N. c., Silas B. butcher,
and Benjamin K Ileps esq will speak to the people OF
Rutherfurd Park sd Carstad Bergen County, n j., at
Turn Halle, CarlSait on Tuesday evening, Nov. l. on
Sic issues in the resent canvass.
Morgan Jops, in his letter of withdrawal
from the inmstes that he only anxious to
run in order deeat John Fox, whom he regarded as
having betrayed is obligations to his friends After Mr.
Foxs withdrawal he thought it only reasonable that he
too should be permitted to retire. His letter concludes
Their, can be les oecol part because smother
gentleman VITO has III ability represent properly this important con-
nerca district presented candidate refer Mr.
Robert bs district and vel nova Il
i Oldest inhabitants vel acquainted fOm his youth with
commercial And interests and Las talents and perseverance,
knowigenosi effective IL service And beg you
remember that every this district The poor equally with ih
ro commercial prosperity Upon that the employ
meat o. the day.abeer fortune Of the merchant Who's
u1d uponthe distant is dependent Therefore
ue upon genen thai you select candidate some gentle
mn such as M Rosret ehcen this
interest, rather than individual hose election would principally
benefit Agat thanking You fr The confidence manifested By
your nomination respectfully decline to scepi H. Your fnd al
3 w.cit,es MoKGAs JoNEA"
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Third-ave last evening. and nominated Gen "Ihhn y
Hilyer for Member OF Congress ana repudh,eu .he
nomination of Fernando Wood Roswell d. Hatch OF the
Twenty second Ward was Chairman, and John Halloran
OF the Twelfth Ward, Secretary
Mr.. Ualoran said the delegation from the Twelfth
vora repudiafed the nomination Of Fernando Wood by
hacked Convention and that the people OF the Twelfth
Ward as well as the Nineteenth aud Tweuty-5Ccond,
,onid NOT abide by the action Of purchased COnyen-
ton from which the regular delegates practically
,cInded The people did not want Wood and he knew it,
Mr. Cofrey from the Nineteenth Ward said that Wood
Was Speaking at Tammany local meetings. while he pre-
tended 10 devote himself to national affairs.
The Chairman, Mr. Hatch, said that the reputation Of
Fernando Wood by the Young Democracy would gain
thousands OF votes for the Ticket Wood known
and identified with Tammany Hail. the opponent of the
Regular Democracy, the only party In the city which
sought 60 have an honest and pure election.
on motion OF G.. c. Thatcher OF the Twenty second
Ward, the following resolutions adopted:
Weeds Gen wm Her received the Of the Regular
Of the lXh District for Member Of Congress
Hsoed Ibs'e domination Of Gen HyeI for Congress he
ratified and that pledge ourselves all honorable
his and that TIE called nomination Of Fernando Wood
be repud ted a. fraud on the electors Of this district
soled That ndose and rAa the ticket nominated by
the Regular Demccy and commend ticket headed by Thomas
Lei. for Mayor TO tie support Of ali independent voters Of the
district
After which the Convention adjourned.
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pyrotecbnical display made the Lincoln monu
ment represe ntng the State arms, the flag the
American eagle, the whole inscribed. Hoffman Beach.
aid victory"
Tho procession began 10 move past Tammany Hail.
where Den Mcclellan stationed 20 review IL, at
o'clock and the last struggling tOrchbearcr passed tho
same slpt at ia The Dreamer Association Of the
en,eeufh Ward led the van and tie Twenty second Ward
long line WAS one continued succession Of Democracy in
bue sbrs red Shirts glazed caps ungazed caps, and
sometmes no caps at ALL Fireworks lad been DOunt
fully provided, and 10 evident that lBe oOrs $1,000
rather than that the demonstration should be aiure
The notices Of transparencies were Doth EaIigu a
select The spelling them was DeinocIhi inue.u
The sixth Ward called upon TO arouse Wlh wv -
and campaign clubs were PLENTIFUL MANY w. ano ,
tastica emblems and devices exhibited. indans VITO
numerous and received much applause the speetaseoIs
recognizing the aboriginal Democrat Boats snp I
engnes bears tigers cannons, and most OF Things no
the breaks IN the procession. premature eNpiOelo
fireworks caused the apprehension that some OF ouI ~
mocratic citizens had suddenly been removed from ther
spheres Of usefulness, but were reeved s
"nobOdy hurt and all brcathed freer during tns
progress Of the procession the sky continually DsSeu
with fireworks. and now and then huge nre-DaIlooh
bounded into the air But the heavens seemed uniaVOr
able the The petng rain drove the spec taOs
away to their homes, and drenched TO the SKIN the
in procession, little accustomed N either the
internal or external application OF the aqueous fluid
NJ Association dragged by, their Transparent
to by the RAIN their lights extnguished
the last passed. the spectators closed IN on their
tracks, and the demonstration was over.
There the usual number OF accidents rom the
reckless firing OF rockets, and usual but few OF them
seem to have been reported. Henry Grubo OF NO: 80
Frst-ave. burned the neck and right hand by
roman candle Lawrence Scaberger OF Grecnvle, y. j.,
had compound fracture OF tho right elbow ny inc eA
plosion of copper mortar which lac was firing In Hud-
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THE WELFARE OF THE CoLoRED RACE.

The circumstances under which the colored
race in this country liberated from Slavery render
It imperative that the mental and moral development OF
the Freedmen should cared for We have given them
the privileges OF citizenship we must educate them 10
thorough fitness for their position. We see in our large
cities the evils Of government by the representatives OF
the ignorant classes The negro starts with better morals
"a well as better politics than the lower stratum OF De
mocracy he has that desire for sefmprovement when
they lack and II proper facilities are afforded him Tor ac
curing knowledge, he is sure ~ make an ineasurauy
better citizen The headquarters OF efforts for TINS sau
tary end are ut Washington Gen. Howard, who at the
head of most Of the different institutions which have TINS
end in yiew has recently signed circular expressing
his hope that the Island Institute may succeed In col
lectng the funds it requires TO carry nut Its branch OF
the undertaking. 1t supplies to the $4,000 colored persons
OF the District OF Columbia portion ofthe dehcleney
in respect to industrial, evening and Sunday Schools
library reading and sociameeting rooms, lectures on
familiar subjects and concerts. 1t is not denomlna-
tona though all evangelical denominations are repre-
sented among patrons and teachers and not possess
ing the facilities Of such connections It's appeals can only
reach the public through the press 1t needs $4,000 at
present and anybody wishes to show his desire for tie
Improvement Of the Freedmen, this appeal offers most
suitable opportunity
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HARMONY IN THE XXXIsT DISTRICT

We have already announced that the Hon.
Norman NJ Allen has withdrawn as candidate for Con
ss in the Chaubuqua District which insures the cleo
ton of Mr. Walter L. Sessions, the remaining and now
Only Republican candidate in the District This action
Is maqranimous On te part Of Mr.. Allen and will no
doubt command ne apprecatoni deserves at the hands
OF the Republicans Of the State. There is Sun room Tor
further illustration I'm other Districts Of the unsesh ana
siuterested patriotism and devotion to principle OF
which blr. Allen has given such shining example MI
publishes an address 70 the Republican electors VI
The District, which concludes as follows:
had not solicited this nomination; and when IT was
rendered and accepted believed as now believe, thhb
81 my party In this district Other men, whose honesty
OF purpose DO not question, the matter Inherently,
and the result &c. Republican candidates are III The
Reid, OF whom am
have sought peace and unity IN our party, rather
IMAM dsc0rd and STRIFE and prefer the SUI cess Oi my
party rather than my own success IL IS better lnat
never hold Oice than that this district should DC
r'prcsented IN Congress Ivy Democrat. am entirely
satisfied that the continuance Mr. Sessions and myself
- cahol0ltes would result the defeat OF BOTH and the
election OF Democrat and prefer the election Of my
Republican opponent 10 that OF any Democrat. His
hbl1ly n conceded by all and by my dcciuatiOn he IL
the only Republican candidate In the field and bespeak
Iof MN the cordial and united vote OF my friends and
have assurances from friends whose opinions are en-
Lten 20 great respect that withdraw at this time
N@nlo produce harmony and unity In our party, and
ohlte divided ana contending interests and believing
hth viii be its erect cannot hesitate As 10 hat a. my
duty ana WINE TINS action my part may ALLEVIATE
sDe Trends whose good opinions are Of more value 10
Ine Than votes Office shall have the sness OF
doing what seemed 10 be right III il shan mite onr
party, heal the breaches made and enable ms 10
uhla IfOnt 70 Inc lOCal foe that now exults over
our DIVISIONS and dssensOns shall be more than re-
49," ''' any f0ieDA"i HA04lboe that have made
NORMAN NJ
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TIE RABDIs IN COUECIL-INDIANA DIVORCE
LAWS
The following Rabbs, representing the pro-

Inc lOliONluB lAdbDlSJ lNpANoChtAhS eHN PAN
Tessiye principles Judaism, in council In this
city: Dr. Adolph Hdbsch, Nj; Dr. Kalisch. Newark
Dr. sonneschen St. Louis; DR.. Wise, Dr. Lientha, Gin
cnnati; DR.. Cohn, Or. Mayer, Cleveland; Dr. Birken-
thai Albany; Or. Tuska Memphis; Or. kleeberg, Louis
VILE; Or A. Wordon, Chicago; DR.. Mayer Richmond !;
DR.. Fge Quincy I'll. AT the session yesterday morn
ing the following resolution was passed:
UhersGs Excelncy, the Governor o. Indians IN er So
DR. the Undersigned declared h willingness OF eomnlng 10
his ANNA message Legislature Of bis State revision 81 ne c.
orce existing Indiana AMI whereas the Legislature gong 70
me-, he M month Decenher therefore, be Il
oiv,d, That this Conference viii address memorial u he gov
Indians requesting IN All h' executive Power am nu-
ece for eecae those divorce lava Of Indiana which are
desired hv Alnos, al the % our country. -.
The Rev DR. IiIienthal the Rev DR.. Hiebsch and the
Rev Or. Wise, were appointed committee To dIaIt
memorial The presiding officer OF the Conference, ~
Iienthal, was invited by the congregation AhWahh-
chesed OF Fourhs and AvenueC, to preach tO
morrow, and the invitation was accepted committee
was appointed to prepare memorial for the founding
Jewish Ugh School, College, 10 educate jewish nih
listers; and resolution adopted dec arng that tne
second holidays nomtowschen) are not legal ana nave
no binding authority; and that the pray with upied
hands is not at all In contradiction Win tue uue piA
clples OF Jewish religion.
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ALLHS-HARRIs-rn BROOKLYN Oct q e cr'on're conTr-S~
ton Church b. Rev " m Ives % ng d. D., G-o-se ~ n
As- late Of MsEiea Co-n, AMI Me- DeSe 1acaer o. "lss
II. HaTs esl, Of BrOOkys, y. T.
the C7-c OF III Aoaement 81 Inr>
DAY a. by the Rev. Wm l. ss-ie, E4Ssri '" CGfAson
EmmA y. MeAgTrsy, al 81 tbs d.T
Jersey City the sth Inst b. Rev.
DR. Van Clesf Be Field CaSo0 70 Aan Anglia aa-sl'ef o. -''
". hArser
CTPRTUEW-BrCKNAy-Oa WedariaT, Oc 6 at The residence
OF brides By the Rev g. L. VIC Geo v" ,erh~ "
Florence, secoa daughter Vi the Las L," D--Al al VI 'efsl
City No
pUYHAM-MLLBRon Thasisy o., q .. n. rcs'sas % ID:
brides mother RcmIu, 3 T., by te T. kF = 4 tl-e 81
NewYork Clarke Durham 10 Margaret L. Aie bcl o. ''4Ss
Island.
Tiursisv Oct D. ne residence OF b- =
BY toe Rev West Albert j. Le-e 10 Mage, -~1'F o. 81.
James Mckee al Of Brooklyn.
Wool RAfT-I1 Kent. Conn OF % IT, Re7 2 -
OH ting SEYMOUR D. Woke Of Sherman, ami Sarah augusta e
OF the former pace
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UNITARIAN "HARMONY"-A GENTLE HINT ABOUT
THE LATE CONFERENCE FROM MEMBER.


To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: viii you permit me to give notice
that the Fourth National Conference of Worshpers OF
Light will be held in "Crazy Chicago" on the Goth Of No
yember and two following days. The great interest Of
the Convention will be the renewal Of the struggle for
the fourth time over the UNCONVENTIONAL question, Is
Light Lunar Solar I" Adherens OF the lunar theory
threaten TO secure a vote of the body affirming their view
as the dogma Of the sect The other SIDE promise 70 re-
taliate by getting out commission de n'Ghc0 N
0,irendO The whole OF the second day viii be devoted
hs usual 10 this matter-debate from 10 TO ana IRON
10 35 after which three hours will be gwen 10 the A
strate gc scrnmage OF taking the vote by count, Dy
poll and by yeas and nays, and In the event OF no tW
a the morning Of the third day will be consumed In ar
ranging an armistica for two years. 49,.
The few delegates able to remain Tor Drlei aitr0o
eson on this third and closing day will be required 10
dispose several practical matters OF great
fl report OF proceedings viii be made in me Erdiler
for December which he had December by ordering
from any newsdeaer by application to the eOltor the
Rev. Edward c. Towne.
Htnnetka, H., Oct. 25 1870.
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TAMMANY TAXATION.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: In your splendid array of figures ID TO-
days paper relative to "Iammany Taxation no. Only
are the taxes largely sweed by the unprecedented IN
oase in the valuation 81 property. but all tho state
militia which has heretofore mad 500 and Sl,op ae-
dueed from the amount Of their taxes hsye during ne
ton and this TamIDauy gang are supported Dy on sc. vi
the Legislature in order tat Tweed may pooAst t ~
the trick Of reducing two cents on 800 Dy Cd
oniVl and M the SAME time lchnp, peihasO cehts on
Sa NV uroeess az over-valuatOn. but they take per
hans Al 600 DJj right from those vain Nhom vas 'n
tAct.y Understood u. Z. u IifJ era 10" ~ az
II. '~r-r. fi.r fit th'.t.'ur 1 r'' goo o. '''
,..r r... o., sy- l.i-Al -'.'
ata-l Dfa, Ogt. 49,, Co.
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Dolitical Noilree.
soldiers, and snilor-' General Cos

Soldiers, and snsr-' General Corrrnttee - 81 ~
be a Of lie Soldiers anu oaii"i, 't ~
And Brolwsr OF delegates assei a. o'. ~
imVo ane VIZ 5000 - A. PLE.EoyToS Fs't
soldiersJ and sailors, General Gez'uii.ter Tor me
(ty and County New .Rel.r wreAii -, 80
EVENING Oct. r. lSp the liacqEaries ~
''rnf' l"sn' '''- - Cen A IIEAsoSraN Presiiea.
Co. }. n. ANHEOrH,S - p
ton.-A estisr monthy sa ing Of ~ 9's - Gu1 s. Va
on FRICAT BysNISG Oeloyer p, a. Bsaail~'''' ~
s'+ GrEa4't' al o'e0eA- JonsL oBRIEy. P.,.siel,
JoHs srrxsox Secretary
Tenth Assen,hl, Di-r ,cs Woosford Gna hhn' va -
campniss 1leS a. as ts 1s sss eoo@s
Esnenea IN A44 50 the Ae'Lis' LEWIS J. h TX P-rs.ei
frames q. Geiney
Ninth Assembly District MoSai9SrI ar ~ mag5
Cnmnaian Club reguIa- meeiig - p A
aA business VII be he Al THIS AsFoRGe SLASD ircssIt
s ~ b LAKE. HsSKr C. PErEY, seereisnes
Grand Rally The Es,s1S A AL =. 5 a'i to te'
:SS s sRsshA 4i & EykSrse SessI p
-Sa.r, ~ District Union Republican Associations
Iii me 20 Hesdqaarer % 1brtase, at u" Ahi' N'-b
EVEN sc. BJo'der' JOHN oOCHEASE Presil,nt
T. E,eeut,. Committee vii meet AZ Up n
S,.L,eeptb Assembly District Wcodford nnd kanf.
mann s, In lie GLASS NEW HALL in Ihtl-iosrh'i Tea.
on FRIDAY EVENING Ocl ~ TO ranl We %
was and take such oheg eIos a. III e-' " wv"
EoS HORACE SsEE1EH rtf Hsn ~ p d., SA''H
have asrsd to te Ps3. ana 'o''s' CPlL'AN Pr,srt
I,7epy-ir-I Assembly Di.irlct woo'fsrd nn' h'uf;
man .i.,f ~ = az 49, ~ w. hAn. -. lt.. r.
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ATKRss-On 2s Inst the residence Of hsr soaa-w In ef
enajk ~ j. droCs mr. ai.I ~ al-A hul Al-t wv
OF ton AS Aliens smerlg ~ Windsor ~
The friends o family TED ncral services Al taFry
Baptist Church. Twenty thTl-, ue1r fiii-a'e 90 f- ri1s
a. 10. o'clock.
BEBBBAt Bethel COan THURSDAY Oct; o. David n Beeio s:e<
j
FRosT-In Poughkeeps Pah day moruag 27b Ht, cr7s
Futerai On Seventh da st2l ?. from Is late -'.
2J3 Courcl 81, corner 81 Hamilton
HUGHgs-TbuIiy 2Ih a., Flora daughter Of WA ard E-'
Hughes. AGED yesr, mont .,-.-.... .. 1891,
The relatives and friends fmy respectfully rive. 90 'a'
her SATURDAY, Zyh asI, al oeo-A H. io- ~ 1P
l0gsL
JACKSOyA P.ssa " j. on Thursiav morning o. - SsF.
si,e Of William H. Jackson. tie 3y,l ycar ol a-9
The rel,ilves % les atei q ae11 20 '-
nom The Methodist Episcopal Church Psac o. Slfe7 n
inst I2s leave CAbe-it 70 l1l'a & nfn-
ing Plssac Z:l- By which -n t-e it 8 w." -
takel o GeensOOl f5T in.e.leAI
PoFTER-At White Plains We.lsst~ De- 81, Iry fDea
Pecser wife 81 Gaiel J.. Porter g. - hlt fer 81
The relatives friends u tie hul ss1' fT'rl On i
funeral from tie residence o. er 10 a., T. T. ---- 49,
Fla ms. on SATURDAY 81 ,rl0os II ocilcA
Boston papers please copy
STEPHENSON welneyav Or, &C. Elfa,eh 81, ~, 81 Ines
STEPHENS, ia tie 81 year Fl be- a-e. , 1891,
Tie relatives an friends family res2 y uv g. Tod
he funeral hr wa 0le al lfo'e
at Basnn Ridge Not, SATURDAY Oei - At y tsls
Will leave Twentys.Ita-st. a. llI O.
WRsr-on Tuesday 2 Lay.as 4, vie 81 Joee.l West IN %
The 6ents All aSlusatsnoe Of tie family Te' C. -t h,
funeral on n tcocl. .4 ~
Eghyonrhst xitlo4. l-er invitation. Her teti-a 80. .
tsken 10 Wocil4wn.
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LOCAL NOTES.

Orestes Cleveland and Others addressed n
Democratic meeting in Libr ~ Hail. Newark, last night
The Patrick KeaTney Association of the
Eleventh Ward CMr John J. Daly, President) has IN
dOrsed the Republican state ticket.
Henry Mcneil is nominated for Assembly
by the Republicans Of the MILL District. Charles :.
Spencer declined a nomination.
The Democrats of Staten Island had Glove
feast at -Four Corners, ye-terdev Republicans and
Young Democrats present !n nIIbeTs 20 judge ny
the cheers for their political iayOritcs
The Republican Assembly Convention of the
XIth District last evening Marshal O. Roberts CHAIR
man, nominated the Hon John V. Gridley Tor Assembly
The With Assembly District Woodford and
O'Shaughnesseys Hall. Addresses we're made By Henry
A. Smith. j. A. Healy, and others
The lid District Union Republican Assembly
Convention, last evening, nominated Nathan >. Ssa-
publcans OF the district promise 10 put their shoulders
TO tho wheel and elect Mr.. Neuvitter.
The colored people of Westbury, /. J., have
ORGANIZED MoodIord campaign Ciap, LI%"E S4DS y
Cunnin CHAM, Treasurer. sub-cOmmtoe was also APP
Igln;ed IN eaen 3i W. t 'yu b0id pc utcf1g az
Rosyn Thursday evening next The ooIOred NOIe In
this town 10 about 2JO.
The German WOOdfOrd and Kaufman Cam
paign Club Of the XVIII Assembly District Mr.. John j.
SChaefer President met at the corner OF Ave. ana
Eighth-st last night AID Endorsed tho nomination Of
John H. Bady for Member OF Assembly, and addresses
VIE made 6y Messrs Badly +. De Nigue, John Geo.
Beck and John J. Schlaefer Meetings were also hed
by the German WOodfOrd and Kaufmann Campaign Crhs
President, and If the With assembly District MI ChT
Jacob, President.
A meeting Of the Republican Club Of the
Eighteenth Ward, Brooklyn was held last evening au
resolutions were passed. piedgnC the Republican voters
Of the Ward 10 the energetic support OF TIE state aud
Kings County ticket as Wen 80 OF the candidate Io Con
eandinate Tor Assembly from the Will District Geo. G.
Bennett.