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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-12

Scorers III. Graham and j. W. Spa1ord.
Time Of game 50.
There will be another match game nc 1t Sat
urday afternoon, at TOntogony, between the
Keiser and the Shoe Fly clubs.
The Steamer COmet.-A copy of the
Green Bay Advocote comes TO as with the Hask-
FMS post mark on the rapper, which leads us "a
believe from the following resolutions that We
hnd published therein, that somo of our citizens
have been seeking "winter of discomfort" in
that region during the dogonsd hot dog day sea
son:
On board the steamer came, NJ Green Bay,
Sunday. July 81, 1870.
Where6s, alargenuWber of passengers. con
sistiug OF boat captains from the Mississippi gem
temen from Pittsburg, ladies' and gentlemen, /,
of Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit, and other points
travelling for health for pleasure snd on business,
have enjoyed tho kind attention Of Capt. LAKE
his officers and crew during storm and calm ,
and having witnessed the care manifested both
for the the safety and happiness Of the voyagers,
therefore. t'.
Rs,oiOad. That we hereby tender 10 Capt
LAHz. and all oficers aud crew Of the Comet, our
heartfelt thanks, and We heartily com mend this
tried trustworthy and beautiful Comet and its Of
fcers 10 the consideration of all who would en-.
jov healthful anh pieasurable summer tour
between Buffalo aud Green Bay. and the inter
mediate points. f
The above was adopted by unanimous vote
followed by three cheers for Capt Lake. lr
Q. o. LIBBY, Chm,
r. Is. MoRRIsoN, Seo'y.
Green Bay, Aug, LIST, 1870.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-12

Photographs.-As will be seen BY his ad-
vertisement, our young friend R. A. NICHOLS
has taken charge ofthe Photograph Gallery in
this place. From, specimens of his work that
we have seen, we feel justified in recommending
those who want anything in this line to give
him a trial.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-12

Writers Of experience in nature strongly rec
ommend the use Of mosquito curtains in tropi-
cal reRinns as precautinn against malaria.
They "sift" the air, and besides tend surprising
ly to keep the temperature within them uniform.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-12
PERRYsBuRo ToWNsHIr.


Showing an aver age increase Of As per cent.
Mr.. WooD expects To complete Webster town
ship next week, which will complete his district
While in Lake township he found one Of the
original Smith family, WIN gave in his age at ss
years and name JoHN SIXTH. He had no record
Of his age, only remembers Of having broke his
leg when he was Is years old and had kept bis
age since from memory. The Major also ques-
toned French lady concerning the education
OF her husband, and Was informed that he could
neither read nor write. sis he a voter" was
inquired. +" oh yes. he votes the Democratic
,iokst." Another lady who spoke broken Eng
i'h objected to having toe nagers senses takor
wid the white people" .s
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-12

The Census Through the kindness Of
Major II. l.. wOoD We are favored with the tot.
lowing results OF the census taken by him ia tRs
townships of Perrysburg. Troy and Lake. As
compared with the census of 1860, the details
below furnish an exhibit
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-12
SOCIETIES.

+. J. 0LiSGEI, Secretary.
Pcrrysburg Lodge No. 179, I. o. CT.
Stated Meetings every Tuesday Evening.
JAMES DRlSCOLL, W. CT.
J. W. CALLARD, W. r. s.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-12
LAKE SHORE & M. 3. R.R.
IS MM 50

D q k&& ~ xAsx.n-3ae - ~ =
ANandansr Sunday. Nov ~. isss P1ss.asss :
~ rrainswill LEAVE TOLEDO BLILY tSvipssH
ExeHrTED), asfol lioWs (cisv eIand nnsl:
CLEVELAND q TOLEDO DAyTUH0tSs .
Leave 1Sfe&er
2AO A. M. Atlsntis Expire oslE kvt ldaiIp, ~
riveS at Cleveland At7l1 A. D..
$500 -. w Pay EHpress. VIII stop e ~
more, frezont, olySe, 1silsyss;' hsorsftisiS
arrives at cleveland at II so A n.
IO.ao Cincinnati EIprtss viii stop 1t Su'SsS
aSn,, "a sTEiv'. I ~ at v;1, Slsysi"Ss sSS T. ..
at Elmore, PremoRt, Clyde, Bellevue, hsnresSiite-
Norwaik, oberlin, Eiyrta and Btrea. Hrrtyrs &c
Cleveland at ESQ P. N, Sleeping cars 70 Esfats'
Trains Arrive
10 A. NJ, 10 go. Et5 and 1fb6 r. ".
MICHIGAN s0UTHRRN lDIvISypN~
mAyN LINE.
LOO r. M. spe cisi Chicago EHrreSs
sos r. IN. Night Express to OhieaSo, Sit0
Sleeping Car las
sra EyNE.
1910 4, M. Pacific Express.
1850 ~ N. SMl
DETROIT.
BsOOA. M 100 p. M :, A. 70 - ~ OA1
1880 A. M
JACKSON.
100 r. W. ana sos p. a.
KALAMAZOO.
sos r. N. Express ana Accent odatioA,
100 r. M. ulstelAnd Express
7RAINs ABRIvEs
Mafn Lfue. $40 p. NJ, 400 ?. M. sra S,SB A. ~
Air Line, $3.50 A. NJ, sos r. ID.
Detroit, asiO A. M..s$ef. H., SEQ Pm. 1Sa
1esS AM,
S... SssEsSgS. .,S S.a;t. t;to :: "a 4 SSs e'se eAM
cHAs. r. HAfeIs, e.sr s,S.;
H.M. wKisur, sup's Air Line bIt''l"h 1"isSes
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-12

PRIVATE DISEASES,
whether Of recent origin or of long standing, in
Male or Female. The success which has attend.
ed the practice Of the undersigned in the treat
mentof diseases coming under the above head
Is sufficient guarantee that whatever he under.
takes he performs, and 10 every case effects
radical cure. Private Rooms are provided
where consultations can be procured in the
slrictest confidence.
General Office over Nos. "a and 80. Monroe
street, first room to the right at the top of the
stairway. All letters containing remittance or
postaR stamp promptly answered.
isN Office hours from 10 to 4, and from to 9.
Call on or address X. II. TYMPANY.
3zz Toledo, Ohio.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-12
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

SCHooL EXAMINERS, NOTICE.
~ The Board Of School Eesminers fur Wood
county, Ohio, will meet for the examination Of
teachers for the county, on the first Friday Of
each month at Bowling Green, Wood county, o.
No private examinations.
All communications with the Board should be
addressed to the undersigned at Weston, Wood
county, Ohio.
DUDLEY A. AVERY,
Clert Of the Board Of Examiners.
Weston, May 10, 1870.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-12
TOLEDO ADVERTISEMENTS
lament InstItu,ion.


The undersigned hav
ing had Twenty Seven
YEARS Experience as
a PRAcTIcIN0 PnrsI
CLAN IN the Nance Val
ley, calls attention Of
those interested TO the
fact that he has estab-
lished a suit OF rooms
in Myers Block, Mon
roe-street, o regular
Dispensatory for the
treatment and perma-
nent cure Of allknown
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-12
POLITICAL MATTERS

understand the Base Ballisls of this place
tested the strength Of the Tontogany boys on last
Saturday and found them more than match.
They acknowledged their superiority bv n score
OF IL to 63. They returned home with their
feathers dropping like whipped chicken. Sor-
ry for them, but like all other things pertaining
10 inland towns. our club. | suppose. must sue
cumb to the enterprising spirit cf rivalry engen-
dered GY a close proximity to a railroad.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-12

The proceedings Of the Wood County Teach
ers' Association has been Furnished US, but will
have TO BE- deferred until our next issue,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26

o.. n
Allsire ip the ilst year Of hersge .,..,, =. 49,.
The relatives and friends OF The my se ns u 20
the funeral services heI W, To- III y. a. n,
S ,e,mcnt on thursday 9Th INST Train leaves Twenty
ss0entbs AZ and Pouttb.sye al 8 O'Clock q 10.
--- - . al a., /, ~. =, 49,. q, ,,6., N -
BELLOWS-Sun0sy o,I o. hH'vu Di!'"H 'D'a" '' " '
alnslu D Dosot
in'ereu IN oleen"ov" - = , ..,, a.. 49,
COsSTANTisE-At low roa on Sual ny "a .N' ''
:" JONI anl 80 Cewer, c,,ra0e.
ins ~ he HndoS River RAILROAD Depot YVES, Twen
an ,rnya of tsn at 9; 20 J. NJ WEDNESDAY, 26th inst
' - - --.,-- a, % -. ~ cowI.x -, fla ga.
Co"LBi-on iueSi" morning. 0'" 80 N'''" Az '''' "
year OF us 80 -, Az c;x 49,. rsnec,sIv invsd "a .,t.,x
1870 % Tn,.i, a, oco. n m from bis ae rrsiiepe s&s
Woo,tsra
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W Prs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26
THE TURF.
THE MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB MEEriNG-fIRsr
DAY.

THE MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB MEEriNG-flRsr
DAY.
R,1rruopE. Oct. ga more beautiful day
than this could not have been wished for ior the A"Su
ration OF the Maryland Jockey Club over their new
course at Pimeo The attendance was immense ine
supnlv OF tickets became exhausted after lo persons
had Maid for admis sion, and new issue was
The grand stand was apabe, on emergency Oh &
to 1000 persons Inc long Is VI
ing parallel with the course was cIo~ueu ana actom
equipages whose occupants "eio u"" " ~
mediation on the grand stand ,, c... u,,ao.lev of
The management perfect, MI Chas mneati' h w
Jerome Park and Saratoga being retained 10 asSi1t ~
his experience the regular clerk OF the COURSE II.
Ferguson. The stewards were w. W. Genn d., ,ho
j. ID Kremelberg, G. SMALL and H. d. CarroiL bn' s a
active spirit Of the Club was Gov BOWIE, wn1 ,,an
ubiquitous In securing the comfort ana aeeoninV ~
OF every visitor and In seeing that the Regulations "
the course properly enforced. ..oo T., Al. winps,
Tie the Hurdle race o pu,,e ~. III
ami 200 the second horse, over eish hmis. I'M WV
yu -. q, N .,.s' 20 miles. eight hurdles Weller
WICHITA 10 tie winner 500 10 he second h ou cs,.,
Ionohoe h m Biidy MALONE By star DAVIS um pf
D. MeDsneFs b. h. o. sterpsn, By Oy''srmap Gam " F"A
The Dinner Party Stake the next race anu hs rh
at 81 900 each hall forfeit wv ~
stake which was inaugurated ny MI ~. - - alsnd.
the Saratoga meeting of 1905 ~ uinsi 49, fnr a,
Hotel was nj first a proposal oi tha' r..nf ~ i,,
stake of 5000 entrance 10 lit nicu y "" 20 al
dinner This ,,,m was 6nblly reduced '" 81" ~ An
"a .uhs.r bars " tAis we're Bowie HAT ~ u ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26

whom noar in TO the shore, tho 6appho crossed
her bow and took tho lead The Dauntess went about a
100 and the Sappho at 1Gi the Sappho exercising the
same watchfulness the actions Of her rival throughout
the sail TO windward At 1883 both went about on the
port tack the Dauntless Immediately setting her balloon
top-sail She was more than one mile behind ana
this sail appeared TO help her wonderfully. The 5eth
Low had taken position about two miles from shore
ana 2S miles from the stake-boat. The Sappho went
about at 122 hafmile from the steamer, and after
n short tack OF seven minutes, headed directly Tor
her passing at 1090 She Mt once rugged out her fore
sail and act her enormous baoonjib, which spreads
more sail than any single piece of In the
world: The Dauntess likewise made short tack and
passed the mark-b0at. Both sailed wing and wing for
the FIRST few miles, but the wind changing little more
to the westward 1t necessary for them to shift the
foresai TO the starboard side. The Dauncss gained
the Sappho on the way home. but the Sappho won by
about two miles. The following IL the official time:
Nam. start Turning stake Return.
Dsunte.,. .s:f7Jo E55;ls 3:33o5
sappho.. l:vg:W a:@;o
The Sappho arrived 1910 minutes ahead md a. the
Dauntess started 525 before her wins the race by 235
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26
PROCEEDINGS BEFORE COMMISSIONER DAyEN-
PORT.
TANMANY NOMINATIONS.

The Tammany NOMINATIONS nave Decn Al
most completed the only yet to be made being the
XIth XIVth, and XVIIIth Assembly District nomna-
tions and the Tenth and Twenty first Ward School
Trustee nominations The following is the list OF cdndi-
dates: -,
c. Beach Controller Asher p Nichols Canal Comm JOIN ID
term Geo W. Chapman shOr tem) Inspector Of STATE
Prisons Solomon Scheu.
Couat-For Mayor A. Oakley HaDi Sheriff Mathew T. Brennan
Clerk Charles f. LOew; CoToners Nelson W. Young fak
H. Keenan,. Gerson N. Hermann. -
Congress-Vh District Jones' With District William r.
Roberts; District s. s. Coz With District Smith bly, L With
District James Brooks; IXth District, Fernando Wood.
s~mJly-lst Assembly District Michael Mdgsn 3D. Denis Burns
81 John HAYES; John j. Blair 9Th, Geo LLon 9th Timothy
Campbel 7t John Carey; Martin Nachman; 9th Jas ONe
10Th Christopher Feeke lh WIN Cook 18Th Richard Flanagan
18th 10TH James Irving; 18th Edmund Connolly
10Th Thomas Fields 20th, John Bri 21st. VIM Hitchman .
school TruS Ward Denis keenan,; I'd Michael Carmoly 50
K,rten Otterson ThOs Dsco 5h Frederick g. Gude 9th
Michael Mccarthy; 9Th, John Ford 9Th Luke c. Crimes 9Th Dr.
Andrew Van Antwerp long Jsmes Lynch, short ltb,
Joseph H. Koch 18TH John sraon 1872 William Kelly Long term
Washington Thomas lih, Ambrose ONe th James
Fowler; Cregn long Edward Bernan short
term Stephen Ter 18Th John Carols 18Th Thomas person
2O IIolecser long John Salmon short terms I'd John
MnIgau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26
Dolilicdl Notifies.


Notice RepubiIcansNoa arrangement having bern ".is
the Republican state Central Committee Or tue n,tu u
notice hereby given that Ill who are ia,".b 20 w
can p.rt, and Of voting the state al he d g sF-
Wooion eau heir naturalization sena'd TO ~ app "
Pt Assemble District Rooms eorner "f nmh h
and West Bro,dwsy expense will he paid by the nniegn'
HENRY sMfrH President First Assembly District
~ a Soldiers, and sailors Woodford and kauf-
80. a, IN Cub-Nnlh Assembly District mee"oS "
oat Ri - 40 WEDNESDAY. Oct -. n oeOeA m 400
S,asn s,aaa w H. Gel. j. G. Jackson An5 J. -
- III, sAir,ss the mecog Front set s'u, iof sdes esP'
NJ In Prr.dent; A. oncy lhoA Bergen s"fraf"s
.,i,.u., school Nomina meyag o. re Cm'raS
~ NJ ON Of Tenth Ward u 81 ~ forYihs %
RyEXISG IS the oritg resolct"u, oacre |"
ioTy p JORALgNOs. esd unanimously ~ 81; I'm, -,
nJs That School BENJAMIN '. 'HAFFk ot D"
,,eulion 20 HE and devotion 80 TOE are ne
"a hi. WI urquabcd sppc,sn"n a0i va. ~
80 Nc him pldse bm aeir spp sni ax
of al psrtes his eecion 81 onhr o, ne
a.ri,ton 7. RuNk, President JohN & NkEKiASb Scr
-pinre,th As.eubIy District Republican Association
- H. IN nreslsv Eyrnng O'Clock KrOmms Halt 10 wca
ttist HENRY D. LAPArGH President; RoBr hoss, seeearY
Orb Assembly District WooAod and Ksnanr Clsb hoh
e a.-,ns tor. fseapg GrOhs Hail. whist aud Tasse
fr P,ge Or A. wItisr GlsbcRkes, and ~ d. ispggh all
ti,s>. the .tng Chs "a Keb Prerdert. J. kspols sf
Twentieth Assembly District woonfoGp AND NAIF
NAM CAMPAIGN ClUB AN Aoh Pair Meeting ~ urwn "a"
a. Third eVois. a. ts evening h'"es'
all .aFes, oe leSsl Ssass pss ~ = ~ 70
= . 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26
DOMRSTfC MARKETS.

25-Cooi Four-Iow grades .fsrceA
loal sup Winter +ta - 90 Extra Whit - 7ss
Double Extra Winter ~ 90a IS Wheat firm; No. Rel Winter
sfed ~ p; No. Red Winter. by sample 81 49, 0$l e. Cor.
dull snd dull snd unchanged Barley steady ct TO
81 O, for Good Choice Rye $50 for No Tobacco egslss
Hemp Bagging unchanged Whisky declined 3c sales sla
Provisions arm PORK S25 90 Bulk Mess-Shouiers 1lc Chez
Rib sides Ice Clear Ss lc BaconShoo1ers itc Cesr kss
sds l83c Clear Sides 2oc Lard FIRM Il 6c Hogs unchanged Rs
PITS so bbls Flour, ~ 900 bush. Wheat
detroit 2-P,cu s60 Whoa, irregular sas
Extra ~ 40; No % Amber 20 Oats quiet sss STATE
at IL. Barley. 81 9D0 81 Il.
MiLv.uKgE, 25-Fonr dull nominsL declining.
No Milwaukee Al 07i No M~suhee 81 o5 O. steady ia
Corn dull Rye les No &C. Barley sieaSv; No Spring soa
Live Hogs ST0$T % bb Flour
hush Wheat shpnentsi.Oo bbis Flour eOo bush. Wheat
Preghts 70 Bafalo, sc
SswORLEAS 0c 2PlOur dull; higher grades superso..
+5 Double Btrs IS IS; Treble Extra 80 q Corn hnr. Mr.
TjdTsc White 1855 Hsy 6nner; Prime or 90 Bacon 6mr,
soulier Isle Clear Rib sides &c. ard Clear Sides 2oc Hams
0 other unchanged Misunderstanding 1911 esYork xgtS
81 god-iilk
AUGusT, Ca COtton-Msrket opened and II
Isl Elsie bui closed and nominal at 5 elsie; sales 30 bales
reel l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26
POLITICAL NOTES.


Edward H. Myers is the Kepupnoah canuiuS'0
a., Assembly in the Lat District OF hrio V'"n'''
c,.r,e. r. Farwell has been nominated ior
-. nv the Republicans Of the LIST tCmcaso n''s',os
.r,no,s I'm the Convention Mr. farWeh Io0et, 49,, -
" q, 50 for the Hon. Joseph Mediu OF fne 1"1yv
,s,sns The Convention which nominated MI farwei
also put in nomination for sherin o, oooS No""''
Rodiey and for Coroner Mr.. John s'ephehs' ,
The Georgia House adjourned sine d'e i's'
risht The Senate takes recess till November
Robert c. Blocllan is the Republican canul'
sae for Assembly in the lid District OF Albany
VIC. II. Sherman is the Democratic canm-
ss,. for Congress in the X1th orange and SULLIVAN us
trict of this State
lanes Harris is the Republican candidate for
h assembly In the LIST District OF Monroe County, anu
Volney p Brown In the lid District
In the With District of Georgia the Demo
at. have nominated for Congress d. NJ DuDoiso io 'u0
OIL, term and g A. Cooper for the short term 'ne 0""u
dstes heretofore nominated having decIhcu'
Tho Democrats of the XXVIllth DiStiict Vi
-, 60. l,,,roo and Orleans) have nominated Johh
u white of Albion for the ALiiu 'oheo' w -
p,,ts of Rrockport Monroe County, ior 'i'o '"o' -
.he roept Congress caused by the resignation vi '"0
Hon. Noah DAVIS -
Douocratic Convention at Nashville the
-. ., nominated Col. +. ID. Goillday OF wilson as
80 candidate for Congress in the Win Dstrlct OF Zen
'"on Tnoxylle journal states that Col G. served
a. ,ho pehel ARMY and member OF the court-mar-
i which tried and sentenced Houn and Harmons 10 DC
1,y burning bridges in the interest of the Federal
during the war His brilliant services in that respect
90 now recognized by the Tennessee Democracy In
,,,per no doubt satisfactory to both the Democracy
aforesaid and to the gallant Colonel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26
LOCAL NOTES.

The Republican Assembly Convention of the
XIXth District has nominated John Back.
The Essex, n. j., County Republican Con-
venton yesterday renomlnated Andrew iced Tor
Sheriff.
The Republicans of Clifton and Stapleton,
g. l., held numerously attended meeting at Geissers
Hotel in Sapleton last evening, and UNANIMOUSLY IN
dorsed the nomination Of Mr. c. c. NOVEL; for Congress-
The Tammany School Conventions made the
following nominations last evening for Trustees Ninth
Ward--Dr. Andrew Van Antwerp long term; James
Lynch, short term. Seventeenth Ward-Stephen Terry
The Executive Committee of the Labor Re-
form party met last night in Room No "a Cooper Union
and Endorsed the Tammany NOMINATIONS TOT COroners'
with the exception of Nelson W. Young, who was de-
nounced traitor to the Labor Reform party II was
also resolved to leave the nomination OF ocers III inc
several districts to the labor unions.
The Irish Republican and the Soldiers and
Sailors Republican Associations or the lNth Assembly
District, in mass meeting last evening were aadIesea
by Dr. ID. Bell, JnO. McGrath, Capt; OShea, ana Jas
Murray. Resolutions indorsng the ADMINISTRATOR Gen
Woodford for Governor, Thos A. Ledwith for Mayor,
were unanimously adopted.
The German Central Woodford and Kauf-
mann Campaign Club met at the steuDen House last
night Executive Committee reported that several
new campaign documents had been Issued ana also re-
ported with regard 10 Tmmany Hal Repnbncahs IN the
CHM and requested s. Victor Heimberger and George
Lamprecht to withdraw from the Club.
At meeting of the With Assembly District
WoodfOrd and Kaufman Club at the headquarters No
Broadway, last evening" resolutions Wero passeu III
Iieut George f. Hill for the Assembly. Speeches were
made by Mr.. A; G Thomas Col: ia Costa MI fhiiip
Frankheimer and Mr.. H. N. Twombly.
The Democratic Union Committee held a
meeting last evening at Masonic Hall for the purpose OF
terminating county ticket The fusion OF the smith
Ely and Nelson j. Waterbury wing was completed ~ ne
was vocferous In his declarations that the Democratic
Union party had sold out, and that the rank ana
file were opposed TO Tammany In the CONFUSION tht
psned the meeting was declared adjourned by the Chair
man, who vacated his seat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26
THE NATIONAL ELECTION LAW.
ITS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF JUDGE BENEDICT TO
THE GRAND JURY.

THE NATIONAL ELECTION LAW.
ITS vIoLAToRs-CHARGE OF JUDGE BENEDICT TO
THE GRAND JURY.
In the United States Circuit Court, yesterday,
before Judge Benedict 'he orahd Jurors hpahheedt 10
find indictments against persons charged with violations
OF the o0nsr,s r ms Wanrv Rower. IoSN
~o,'p To- CIR I'm r Cor,,os Cbas Curtia Themes
penny IT.. James Dart; James W. Dominick Simon De
Wiser, Thomas Griffin. A. C. Kingsand jr; Henry j.
Newton Isaac d. RUSSELL Hiram Raynor Isaac L. shaw.
j. p. sc6ous. Chas Sanford, James ]. Shaw David L.
ns.. .ta ,o,,ow,n oharce
49,. 90 ;,,., Won h,, bee, ummon.i to
attend at October the capacity Of Grand Jurors
and Of Law which is that you been
authorized by law 70 administer witnesses who
SDC. S Your "r nS ma, S p
will be your duty into all cases Of yco Of The laws
come to your knowledge BY nn,. male known to this
T0Ta Ts, pe N. ss that .Sy ma. be- d guilty punished
therefor -
baObOI Statutes Of this class te those Of he,
the alone therefore enforced The State oe They
S S SR u s,i.u sn S behind A S The are $
men, s % dSisst U N S si the protection of the citizen
right TO GO lawful sr ballot n Of ."s ,ons Dn declared and
carried right citizen substantial right the
Which Is nS, u.@e, such iU% ?, S s
euacmentS The Statutes Of The United States upon : subject 90 no
s "a q, sha sYent Of bs runhments 10 he injected
Their chief novelty consists creating ohenses OF when e
tribunals must take cognfane AS 10 he wsom i casting upon %
Courts OF the United states the outy OF enforcing laws o. '
don't speak for with ths question you can nav e ro
capacity grand jurors 1t must he sufficient that such statutes
enacted by the Congress the United States Questions res
pectng The force aud OIL Hese may
perhaps be raised and at proper time will be care.
% yonT sSo5 the plain words of the law must be the guide Time
permit state much e to discuss all the provisions OF the
T,' ANU election for Repeensvc or Delegate in Congress to
6 vote or semp To vote in the name Of an Other person
living scttous than the election
oce vote At place where he
be lawfully entitled vote or without Wn night TO vote 70 DO
unlawful set to secu right opportunity 20 oe OF any
olef person lhe @ S,aa yss, :. % 10th Rv Tho 55
~ . ~" nv the Cons Of The Tinted states
so Ion Of vo,crs for an election for Repren.
& 81 80 nsy nersona,e or register or sttempt 10 reg
er in name Of any other person living fictitious
nv Urine Of iris section YOU which
determine the duties Of officers adopted laws Of the
States election at which Representative in Congress
shall be voted for You therefore be required to examine into me
method which officers OF election discharge ihet uuI ueh
tons In addition TO The STATE 4cei. o. e d a' . ~
States officers who are eas Win atGn IN, u Yn % sd
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no was " counted elected by 800 majority
repeaters TO vote times within five minutes. under
were eye not Of an arrested. The time has come hs
concluded. for the people to take the matter
you, and the pledge, should he elected effort
will be spared upon part to discharge faithfully and
strictly, In accordance with the requirements of the
charter, the organic law of our city"
At the conclusion of Mr. Ledwths speech loud calls
made for Mr. Henry L. Clinton, but the Chair said
that he would his speech for next Monday night
when the regular mass meeting would be held ut the
Cooper Institute. The meeting adjourned at late hour