New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-14

GOu VI party III AtkAnShS OF Republicans iosh
The bravest and best Republicans In the State have
adopted the watchwords Universal suffrage Universal
Amnesty and honest men for Offices" ana under ths
banner they propose to &c into the fight
NOTES
John F.. Scott has been nominated by the
Democrats for senator in the XXth District.
The Philadelphia Age heads it's account of
the Philadelphia election with the word The city
red by the Radicals by the aid OF the Infamous Registry
Col. John Screven, Democratic candidate for
Mayor. and an entire Democratic Board Of Aldermen.
have been elected In Savannah by majority Of 1913
votes
Virginia Republicans write most cheerfully
Of their prospects The party is organized thoroughly,
and is f Of enthusiasm. Speakers of known repute
very uuch wanted. and would do @ great deal OF good
call !, made for help OF this SORT
The denomination of Gen. James Wood of
Livingston for Senate is deserved tribute TO most
worthy legislator. The Republicans had no more
ward representative In the last Senate or
better fitted for his place, than Gen. Wood.
The Antt.D Dram Shop party have nominated
full county ticket in Cayuga including for Assembly:
Ist District, William P. Osborn: I'D District, Elias
Hoxe. In the LIST District OF Rennselaer they have
nominated Thomas Collins, and the lid District John
McCabe.
A new Democratic journal published in
Abbevie, La, nomiustes Mr.. Alexander II. Stephens
for President, and says I'VE were compelled to sur
render at close OF the but not compelled
think and vote yrannca rulers dictate and by
the eternal gods We won't do it,"
At the Republican Convention of Clinton
County, held in Platsburgh. the following nominations
were made For Member OF Assembly, Edmund Kings
land it, Of Au sable County Judge George n Beckwth
Of Plattsburg sheriff VIM. {. Randall OF MooeIs At
torney, James Ayerll Of Champain
The exact amount raised by taxes by the
United States In the fiscal year ended June 1871 ia
ss4o aga s1 g. VIZ: s2O627O 400 from duties.
and l5s internal taxes. Democratic e-
tors and invariably put II at least s0OOOWO
greater hut the above the official figures.
The Richmond County Republican Conven
ton have made the following nominations: Assembly,
David W. Judd County Judge Thomas saGe T Jus
d de and Croweu M Conner SUPERINTENDENT OF Poor
George Wilson, District Attorney, Tompkns Westervelt
Dan. voorhees, of Indiana, the tall syca-
more Of the Wabash in St. Louis last week attend
ing fair He cold comfort to his Demo
wednesday night to knot OF
busted for 1872.
The German Republican General Executive
Committee have issued official public call TO all their
District Associations hold frequent weekly meetings
during the campaign and have engaged corps Of able
and welknown German speakers, who will make things
very lively for what is left OF Tamnany Hall among our
German population
The Anti Dramshop party have nominated
Truman Van Tasse for Assembly in the Ist District Of
Ouondaga County and Victor Kingsley in the lid Dis
trct The regular Republican candidates In these dis
trcts are the Hon Thomas Alvord and Gen. Gustavus
not likely that Democrats viii succeed to their places.
Judge jeremiah S. Black writes in a recent
letter to The York PENN Gazette: 1.-THE horrible aud
disgusting frauds In NewYork have done more to grieve
and dshcarten the friends OF good g9yernnen than any
other thing that has occurred within my recollection.
To save the Democratic party alive II must repudate
these scoundrels utterly II they fan TO DO H. they WILL
20 down tO political perdltlOn"
II is definitely known that long after Mr..
r,o Collector of the Port OF New
York hs SON. Richard Murphy remained in position
der Controller Connolly of the City Hall his fathers
partner in real estate, II not In other operatlon cor
re,nondent OF The San states that IL not until sst
March that he shsmed out OF this position mouths
after his father had been bowling himself Aoafse N de
nouncing Tsmmany Republicans.
In reply to the charges made against him
BY The BinohamOn Tines the Hon. Vim. NJ. Ely replies
ss follows in letter TO The Binohanton Republican:
without comment upon the motive that prompted the
writer of the extract published by content myself
with pronouncpg each and every charge lmeachng my
rsonai integrity my legislative honesty OF my poi
ftical ndety 10 the Republican party, or my want o.
attention the interests Of my county who'll untrue
and call upon my for specifications and proof
Mr.. Daniel P. Wood, the candidateifor State
Senator from the Onondsgs and Cortland District, has
had large experience In the lower House, where he
tonight thieves and was always the side of economy
and rerenchment. He Ia ready debater and manager
and has good executive powers. HIS record as Member
OF Assembly from Onondsgs IL as follows: In 1853 he
WAS @ member Of the Committee on the Code IN 1884
Chairman of the Committee Colleges Academies and
common schools and member OF Committee OF Ways
and Means: in 1885 he was Chairman Of Committee on
Canas and member Of Committee OF lWayb and Means;
in 1850 SAINT as 1865 in 1861 he was Chairman OF ways
and Means The Democrats have nominated against MIN
Mr. oliver Porter OF Cortland.
When a Democratic State Convention
soemnlv resolves las did Illinois, that It has entire
faith in the wisdom and efficacy OF the great funda
mental truths Of the held by Jefferson then
we begin 10 expect some unusual piece OF codbooded
otcal rasca.ty but when the Convention goes on to
rsso,ye tas II did IN Illinois, that itregsrds political dis
,nc,on founded on and color az now abolished then
w. pee,p TO he encouraged But when the same Conven
ton abuses the President and Congress las It did In ILL
o,., for . rising spirit Of despotism and
OF power in the hands OF hneie ehei
then we are discouraged again; and when, nnaiy, We
read resolution Declaring that tne ptesetst sn S,
know what TO think Of tbese crying and laughing phos
Mr.. William A. Poucher has been renomina-
ted for Asssmblyman by the Democrats OF the LIST Dis
tr,o NJ Osv.ro County Lss. year he ran against De
witt C. Ittle,ohn and was beaten BY go majority. His
this wear 10 Daniel g. Fort TAe Ospeoo Adrer
ti.,r savs. "Iast year large Of Tsmmany money
Vas sent tnto THE district to elect M Poucher and
faiIed To do IT, This year Pouoher gave Tammsny 70
that he would again consent TO rum provided
he coud bs supped with the necessary funds 70 carry
the district II has become known tnht Lsiinlny nss
agreed 70 supply the funds that MI fonchot nimseu
have the Control them and in that way he hopes 70
fe elected In dstrict with q decided Republican ma
iority against MIN. Tsmmanys money lalea 70 eieet
lin last year most signAlJ, and VIII as nsnAh' iAi 'nS
year"
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