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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-04
THE SANDY HOOK RAILROAD GRANT.

7 o the EdiiOr or Ihe IRA Ohhc'
SIR: The Western Pacific Railroad Company
are trying to Government reservation in Cafor
Mia for their western terminus The Newersey Southern
Railroad Company doing the same thing in New
Jersey for their northern terminus But in the one case
the Secretary OF War JOrbds and IN the other permits
Where ia the difference Is not Sandy Hook, ON the
coast OF Sew-Jersey as much military reservation as
Goat Island the coast OF Californian And II Govern
ment officials interdct the harbor OF san Francisco
why not in the harbor Of NewYOrkl II Is said that II
the Government would publicly sell Goat Island would
bring s. To g. 100000 and IL Is reasonable 10
suppose that Sandy Hook, II exposed for sale, would
bring something Yet each company are seeking TO OD'
tain foothOd these respective reservations Tor absO
lutey nothing, next TO nothing Where, We again ASK
is diiierencei II the General Government mas no
need OF these other lands cedcd 10 1t for Government
uses, they might be sold at public auction ana the
money applied to the national debt BY all means let W.
have fair play Already railroad corporations have alb
sorbed OF the Government dndsand yetthey
are not satisfied They want the Government reserNa
tons, and they want them for nothing IL is about time
public servants began to legsate IN the interests OF
the people a. well as the mOnOpOlists W. " W.
Port Monmouth, N. j., March 3, 1870.
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MEETING OF SHIP BUILDERS AND SHIP OWNERS

BELFAST, Me-, March 3.-The mass meeting of
ship builders and ship the Penobscot waters
held here day. attended by prominent men from
Bangor Roeband James +. White OF Belfast presided
A Committee composed OF the Hon n. q. Hickborn.
Capt Henry McGilyery. and DR. John Brooks reported
preamble and resolutions declaring that the ptesen.
depressed condition OF American commerce lnVovhe nn
immeasurable loss TO the industry OF Maine demaDus
dress indorsng tho report OF the Committee aPpon ,S
10 investigate the subject by the last Congress anu .o
bills the same, declaring that no
nation has ever continued wealthy or powerful ns
neglected It's navigation interests that tno uh,o w.,
exceed ali other countries for commercial resources out
lacks friendly legislation that ekposeu no ara NOT
10 water approaches every SHE, wo Mo n.y.
for moment safe without ship yards skinea w. .
and an educated mercantile marine win "hic w 49,
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AUCTION SALE OF PAINTINGS AND ESGRAVlNGs
A choice collection of oil paintings, 10y emil
nent French Gelgan. Dusseldorf and American artists
and also selection of engrayngs and water coors
we're sold auction yesterday afternoon aud evening al
Barkers Gallery OF Art No S5 Broadway AT the sale
>, rraviu,s in the afternoon the prices realized were
very Satisfactory. A Cold Winter Day., by Masohn j
was sold at SO so another engraving by the same ARTIST
Tile Village Beau" sold for $40 Farmers Percelymg
their Village on Fire" engraved by Steensand, sold at
,I1 40 Daphius and Chloe" by RlchOInme. sold Tor
40 Raphael's Virgin called with the Fish," by Des
movers rare print. sold at sl3 90 ,
In the evening the sale OF oil paintings commenced,
and the prices obtained regarded to be IN
about half the estimated value. THE CONFEDERATION
nv PanI Seignac brought $3.50 "Three Fregds," by C.
NJ Webb s92O. The HinterSeo-TyroL 500. THE Or
phans" by Carl Hubner, 1910 APetrsrchs Laura work
OF the paee order, by Adolphe Lesrel, sold for
400 A Norwegian Lake Scene, by j. Duntze, $3.50.
Mother aud Child" by Meyer Won Bremen 300 The
PLAYERS" by David Col $40 Many others OF the paint
ings were sold equally hign prices one OF them min
afure painting scarcely ak by four Inches. but executed
with all the nicely OF Meissonier sold for ttoO
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THE WOMEN WOULD NOT VOTE.
t.,

TO fNe TdiTOT OF TIC IFTVWWt'
SIR: In THE TRIBUNE of to-day appears
letter signed a Protestant Woman, the writer Of which
magnes that she has discovered new argument against
woman suffrage namely. that it would enable priest.
ridden Catholic women :" to vote away Protestant
heritage" am advocate Of the ballot for women,
Catholic or Protestant, but | think that A Protestant
Woman" is little unjust to Catholic women, as well as
TO Catholic priests The former at least as patriotic
az other American women and the latter their advice
were asked upon the merits Of political candidates by
priest women, would generally advise them 10
leave politics 10 their husbands and brothers, ana 10
devote Themselves to domestic duties. As far rs Catholic
women are concerned, suffrage would be eminenty
harmless not in fifty Of them would aNail them
scIye. of lis privileges. CATHOLIC.
Ngpr. IOrI.. Feb. 1870.
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ANOTHER ARCTIC EXPEDITION.

Capt. G.. F. Hall is now in Washington en-
deavorng TO obtain such an appropriation will enable
him TO set out another Arctic exploring expedition
He intends steam propeller or 100 tuns and
toDsaiI schooner OF 1915 tuns cannot get the
he will try to have Government vessel He-
tailed 10 carry him far Hartstcne Bay lat IB IL ~
and to leave him to make his headquarters there ne
hopes by such aid to accomplish tho discrimination OF
his SOUL" which TO place his foot on The northern
extremity the of GLOBE Senator Patterson OF
New.Hampshre will shortly present bill to AID the eA
pOrer, which will give him. 1t said an appropriation oi
$4,000 highly supplementary letter has been sent TO
Capt Hail. requesting him to deliver lecture at Wash.
ngton. IL is signed by President Grant ViceProsnent
Colfax Chief Justice Chase, Gen. Sherman Admiral
Porter and Secretaries Boutwell, Robeson Fish. ana
and HOar besides other high officers and Congress
men. Capt. Hall has accepted the invitation. ana VIII
lecture the subject Of his Arctic travels tomorrow
ava
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-04
I.AROR MOVEMENTS.

The workingrnen of the Eighth Assembly
District have organized Political labor Union, unos.
the National Labor Union. and appointed comm'eo W
procure "a charter forthwith.
The carpenters of Brooklyn have elected
Nicholas Larkin Second ycePresdeDss VIM D. BOY.
Corresponding Secretary; Charles DOugherV oeco'"
Warden suspended rule rtsqclring fepaI
Of the initiation fee by all memben who may Ds's
fallen in
lawsuit, in which one OF the largest CON
ing manufacturers in this city IA defendant. Sad the
Journey TalOrs' Union. organization represenusg
about 400 men, is plaintiff is TO come beferethe superos
Court next week The case grew out 81 the alleged fass
Imprisonment OF member OF the UniOn dariDga strike
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RFPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE.
MISSOURI.

The Senate of Missouri has passed concur
rent resolution which provides for submitting to vote
OF the people, next November, certain amendments to
the State Constitution enlargng the elective franchise
materially We find the following summary of the pro.
posed amendments in The s. Louis Republican:
II gives vote TO every male citizen OF the United
States and male foreigner who has legally declared his
intention 10 become citizen not less than one nor more
than before he offers 10 vote IL over te age or
Of years and has resided the State next pre-
cs2nc his registration as voter, and during the last
60 days that period III the county city or Town Where
he seeks registration as voter The exceptions with1
are are three those convicted OF bribery. perjury,
or other Infamous crime those dlrecty or
INC mon the result Of election for which sneh regis
tration made; and those sewing al te ne VI eucn
registration, IN the regular army OK nav Oh ,no on, ;
states IL disqualhes from voting all persons ehgaghg
a. anv fitnre rebellion against Missouri or the United
States. The proposed amendment substitutes LOT the
oath Of loyalty now ny Te b state and Of
me United States Ii ab0lishes an parts OF the
tn and laws inconsistent with the amendment. and in
second article OF the Constitution section relhtes
mainly 10 registration under the oath OF loyay oScon
IA excludes from voting all persons In tEe Uheu States
army or navy and Is reGnacted III the proposed anehu
ment section II relates 10 betting on elections ana
is also continued in the amendment Section 40 70
the general provision WIN REGARD no no NotnS'
for which the amendment Is substitute inc repeai,
however OF section 6 produces greater ehange III to
Cnnstuon than that which would result IRON the an
ro0aton merely the parts which conflict WIN inc GeW
basis OF suffrage. That section dsqualiies rom once
nersOps directly indirectly concerned IN bribery 10 pro
ure an election or appointment its proposed repeal
wond reinstate them except 30 FAR rs they may Oe az
fected by section Is OF the same atcs VI od fr
syr,son fr0m every office OF honor, trust or pIunI
within the state and from the night OF suhraee OF any
psrson convicted Of bribery, perjury or Other inia
rme IL Is obvious that the union OF bnch amendments
with The general Suffrage Amendment increases the FISK
that the whole affair may ne 70 anal he sn
uonal provision thal eaoh ""o "
mitted separately
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RoRRERy. MURDER. AND ARSON.

On Tuesday morning the town of Snow lilll,
near Camden was the scene Of terrible tragedy The
cottage OF Mrs Catharine Diamond, poor irishwomah
who with her husband had succeeded In saving little
-, ,vhich uos kent on the premises was entered by
BURGLARS the house thoroughly ransacked anu roouou
and The woman brutally murdered: AFTER coninnnhg
% nirlcr the ssin set fire the cottage. ana In
short time It was burned the ground NO arrests as
vet have been made and the Whereabouts vi 'ue 'h'
have moi ystb been discovered.
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Yesterday morning, the body of Thomas IL
Flynn, late Of No. 90 Barrows ound "a the NORTH
River of Thirty fourthst. Wednesday, hf returned
with friends from funeral parted yto them carly
In the evening, and again alive. lie was
brother or eI-Alderman Ignatius Flynn OF the III nth
Ward. and has been but short time married. Coroner
KeeEan held an inquest. Coroner Scbirmer was re
quested yesterday BY Dr. Elisha Harris of t3 Board Of
Health 10 hold inquest at No 800 Grandst, Tho
body OF Helene ChrlstOphe So who died
what suspicious circumstances
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MtyRpEROUs AFFRAY IN A BAYARD-sr GRoG-


At about 81 last evening. Patrick McKenna
of No. 70 Muberryst. Michael Geraghty OF No. "a Bsx-
terst James Geraghy of the same house. and Patrick
Meehan OF No IA Baxterst. became engaged in quar-
rel in saloon at No 81 Bayardst. They soon came to
blows and Michael Geraghty seized hatchet ana struck
McKenna three times the back OF the head cutting
him badly and knocking him down. After he was down
he cut him twice the right temple James Geragnty
and Patrick Meehan also kicked and beat the wounded
man. The men were arrested and taken to the Sixth
Precinct StatOn-HO Mckennas wounds were
dressed by DR. Dunn and he sent TO Bellevue. lie
very badly hurt.
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ERE IN YORKVILLE.

At O;i5 last evening the planning and turning
mills of A. b. A. C. squiers. Ninetythirdst ana lhru
ave. was discovered TO DO on hre inc ouluins wac u
rama two stories In hight The fire spread very rapidly
and nled as IL was with conbustble material tho esao
bshment was completely enyeoped by the hames before
the ARR OF bremen. The stock and building were
entirely DESTROYED Loss, $4,000 insurance t2oU Iho
flames were supposed 90 have originated IN the engine
room the fre IN the furnace probably not having been
puL
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building State and hence tho greatest sufferer by the
commercial disasters OF the Rebellion still loyal 10 the
Union and flag and only asks friendly legislation
restore her places and 10 assist the nation
In reganlng ruined commerce. securing thereby peace
q great source OF wealth and civilization and In war
reliance for national defence that the Hon. John Lynch
and the other members OF the Congressional Committee
port and that wo earnestly ask Congress to grant the
relief 80 long sought and so clearly commended The
Hon N O. Hiohborn and others addressed the meeting
I'm behalf OF the resolutions, which were adopted.
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Treasures report shows as follows;

The expenditures amounted to $55,2i As. leaving
fund OF 81 024 49, The physiclans report stated
year ending March l. 1870, was 1000 not including III
fants suffering from ailments whck last only day Ortwo
or this 73 died, Lao recovered, and 81 remain
under treatment OF 70 sick children sent 10 the country
Home and Hospital Staten Island last season died
The Medical Board express a confidence mat WIN
further Improvements the rate OF mortality may be stl
further reduced.
The following officers, managers, Sc, unanimously
elected: a.,
Drectre.s Heury AnhoD, Third DirecIre M T. W slough
ton Treasurer Mrs A. sullivan Secretary Mrs K b. Hunter Assist
MsgsgcrsIMrs D P Appleton. Mrs Edmund KrOwner Mrs H.
Ayrl Mrs Lenst Mrs +. H. Msc Ms Abecus. Mr. Jaises
B s M Mr.. FL, ~ ca B" MI '' 'on CoaS @ Augustus
Cr,ver Edward Glars Mr. g. Fargo bliss Fellows me- los
l,UI Mrs McCorncA Patterson. rs H. w. shelton hrs
Clarence Seward S. ". Tr'er Mrs IL lhomps.9 MIS-
n Nell, Mrs 4 H. Wolon, Mrs J. Fremont
Ads ory Cornelius Dubois Edward Cooper aud
Tho following resolutions. proposed by DE- Elliott Of
tho Medical Board were unanimously adopted;
Rr That The experience The year having proved The u
IVA % lonlv ont o ~ SICK having died during the
season. recommended that such hosp % permanently
solrsd T6as Ia the event establishment by The State city
Of permanent Founding Hospital an spP5SpnsGa be rPefG
gg suitable asylum suitable place adjacent to The city
DR. Elliott the Rev. Mr.. Newton. and the Rev Dr.
Kttredge made short addresses, after when the school
going plpil. of the institution, who number about CO.
IrI I'M with admirable order 10 the hail. and took seats
approprated them. The teacher Mrs CoNhead then
put them through variety OF Interesting exercises,
literary Casthentc, which gave much Satisfaction 10
the visitors cdten little, ana the rapidlty
and accuracy with which they would give out string OF
gpographlcal names surprising. department Tor
the reception founding children Is marked feature OF
this Insult Ii has been ia operation Tor Two years
and has proved most successful Policemen OIteh Drug
abandoned children here mothers leave or scnu thelt
Legitimate offspring. and the tendency 10 the crime OF
iufautCide IS diminished by ltS existence
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POLITICAL.
PENNSYLVANIA.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE.
HARRISBURG, March 3.-The new Treasury
BILL it passed the House. up in the Senate to-day
and, after long discussion, progress made The
House passed the Senate bill for the protection OF the
lives and health OF miners without amendment 1t has
now gone 10 the Governor just the miners want IT,
The bin allowing husband and wife 10 testify IN her or
his behalf, in any proceeding for divorce has also
passed both Houses.
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LETTERS From THE PEOPLE
ANOTHER JOB.

To he Ediior Of The Tribune.
SIR Fifth-ave is again in passable cOndi-
ton. That patent nuisance FISK pavement has been
consigned to the North River dumping ground We had
hoped 10 rejoice uninterrupedy heavens free air
more but Thursday the AldeTmanc Council ordered
a requirement. of the ayeuueiwith stafford wooden pave
meut al cost Of more than 100000. and against the
wishes Of all parties interested ia the welfare OF Firth.
"A NlCilh'
Netr York Feb. &C. 1870.
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came engaged in a dir ' sa, t ,a,sy,hIy H."
The aa, caused sfs.. Principal.
getting them away bsfors The police arrived beth men:
il is said had the przengns sce RsSdy tie
Blacksn,th and others OF like INK, seemcY 70 ehy da
passa alarms between Noble aud Cuslck ;" INV WV
the brutal exhibition on Ash-Woanesasy
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ATTENTION, CONGRESS!

To ne EdtI0r OF The TTIOUHe
SIR: Congress occasionally makes spas
rodic effort To retreneh expensesor rather 1t makes
showing on paper thai direction by passing appropra
ton bills covering lower estimates than the expenditures
OF the year before The results sometimes indicate that
there IL league between the heads OF departments and
the robbora IA COngtoss 10 fool tho people, w very
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TIE ST1TE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

AUGUSTA Ga March 3-COltpn-Market sud finn lover
sales Jtl bales; receipts $40 bales Mdngs
SBwORLEASs March 3Four fm at IS 8Je - 1896 Cora
lower at 81 1901 l1i Oats DC. HANesgeTu. &Jl0S1 ke~
York +3l PORK dali at 90 s7l Se9 Bacon l5sdalS llAmz
9c Lard. l6dl3te du Prime lldiic Nosssesirne.
"a 67c Whisky and Coffee unchanged God 10 SesYOrE Sgs,
Exchange, par Sterling ETehangs 1871
Francisco March 3FOuT do fSth se. decline Ssper
fne grades. whea-So sales reported quotations 81 80
s. Tenders 87l.
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The John A. Griswold who is charged with
having sold cadetship warrants not the John A drs
void who lives at Troy, and whom the Republicans made
their standard bearer year ago in tho State yas
but another of man altogether. Democrat now
Congress from the XIIIth District
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BAD SEWS-IF TRUE.

Reports state that up to- last night 2Oo,sW
tuns Of ice were housed and stacked on the Hudoon
This IS 100000 tuns short OF the stock secured last year
at this time The weather cold and from Barrytowu
Poughkeepse ice is being stacked and housed rapih
1t is now thought there will be half crop.
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THE NITRO.GLYCERINE EXPLOSION AT MORRIS
ANA.

Coroner Bathgate of Morrisania, n. T., held
an inquest yesterday the body Of Michael Sui
hyan OF seyenth.st Morrsanis who came to his death
by the accidental explosion of on the
Fleetwood Park Race course verdict OF accidental
death was given John Ellis. who was injured severely
MT mo same time II is understood remains IN very
critical condition The OF the persons injured are
dining "A we'll ~ might be expected.
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WATER ADMINISTRATIONS wITu rnE MEsT.

NAIfR OMMUNlCATlON WITH Tie " EoI.
TO the hftor Of The Tribune.
SIR: In your issue of yesterday, stating that
the Assembly Iowa asks Congress to aid to establish
continuouswater 10 NewYOrk &c. it la said the
bulk OF the money would be wasted, that canals
tquaed AMI obsolete that cannot or will not
be carried by inland water communications that If 1t
likely o prove a financial capital would
be found by rvate individuals to undertake the work.
and therefor that Congress should withhold all aid
VIII you permit differ with you, and to give, in
few wordsas l can, my views OF tf Taking for ex
ample only nat part Of the plan comprising the improve
ment OF Fox nd Wisconsin Rivers from the Mississippi
TO Green Bayand there entering all the great lakes IT
would not than sOO00O0 to make this channel
Daygabe fOryunboats, and think that in case OF hos
time th United States could at through such
channel thDw force OF troops with arms and stores
and armed vessels. IN overwhelming prepOnderance on
our then strQg but now weak frontier This alone
would be WORT to the United States in security ten times
the cost OF thework.
Secondly slBh a canal would be OF very great advant
to the snggng people of at least two States of the
Union who az now obliged, for every two bushels OF
wheat they raise, to give OF them for the trans
portatiOD Of tie other To market Tho effect would I'M
doubleday be lower the cost OF all heavy relghts to
about the pre- they could be delivered for by that
channel.
Thirdly, think that when grain could be shipped In
bulk would carried in large vessels just 1t ID now
transported bdween maritime ports and that money
spent for sucl purpose for the Improvement OF the
territory and te benent OF the people now have, ~
much better lad than spent the purchase OF
barren iceberg, crop OF West India earthquakes
ADRIAN BARBER
JearcSriUs Ia, Feb Is, 1870
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY. MARCH a, 1870

thin oapery thrown before their eyes When the year
cose'around Congress makes haste 10 pass deficiency
bill" tcoyer millions OF dollars expended by the depart
mentsver and above the estimates" they gave In the
year bfore for carrying on their department This is
80 common that the people begin TO SEQ through the
trick IL VIII not do for Congress 10 attempt TO put the
responsibility upon the shoulders Of the departments
any Logger IL Congressman innocent OF any personal
Jobs the large expenditures OF Government money.
estimates let such stringent laws be passed to
prohibthe practice. Then their skirts will be clear.
and tn, country will DO saved millions in taxes.
DetToh Feb. IA, 1870. ECoNoMI
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DBANfATTC NOTES.

The exploded imposture. the Cardiff Giant,
is on exhibition in Boston.
Frou-Fro was produced last Monday at the
Museum and will be produced On Monday next at
Selwyu's.
Mr.. Frederic Robinson will presently play
Hamlet. Boston, the occasion OF his benefit me
0edih says We learn that he claims 10 nave
faught MI. FeChter the buslness OF the part"
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RENNSELAER COUNTY.
REoRG ANIMATION OF THE MOZART GENERAL
COMMITTEE.


COMMITTEE.
The Mozart Democratic General Committee
was reoreanzed for the year last evening committee
on Permanent Organization appointed to report on
the contested election the Sixteenth and Eighteenth
Wards and to report list Of permanent officers at the
next meeting .
Mr. A. j. Requier delivered the annual Democratic
harangue In o voice Of uncertain sound lie alluded
10 the past trumphs OF the party aud with glowing face
portrayed the happy condition of the country before the
modern despot assembled the Presidential throne After
many defeats the Democracy OF the WHISKY state ="
cess. aud already the prize rs in its clutch.
Democracy such as jefferson and Jackson loved. Is
thing OF principle and character This Is what tue
citizens Of the metropolis prize so dearly ana Is TINS
that they seeking to preserve III all IT'S inherent
nurty. When once craven on "a mans heart, IL sbOnld
he as sacred as religion itself The gentleman touched
on the Importance Of Free Trade, and then paid his
respecs TO Charles Sumner whom he characterized as
Rolrbon The cause OF the Cubans was advocated as
being second only to that of Democracy and the people
we're urged 10 succOr the oppressed by rescuus tue
Democracy from the dominion of BourbOnism.'
REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE.
The Union Republican General Committee
met last evening Gen COchrane the chair The Com.
mtee on Contested Seats announced that they were not
ready 10 report stated that they would do so AT the
next meeting. Committee OF Seven was appointed 10
visit Washington and request OF the Secretary N the
be given to supporters OF the Administration fesO
luton offered that Committee bo appointed 10 WISH
the Legislature Albany 10 supervise legislation IN e
interest Of the Republican party. The appointment OF
the Committee referred TO the Executive Committee
The General Committee adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-04

The election in Burlington, VT, on Tuesday
last resulted In the choice OF MI d. Z. Lnsiey' Demo
crat az Mayor and Mr.. William q. SHAW hepuoloAn,
City Judge, with Republican majority III 'ne hoAiu
OF Aldermen and Board OF School Commissioners