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New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
Committees and transacting other business connected
with the campaign.
GOV. BULLOCK.
GOV. BULLOCK.
A LETTER EXPLAINING THE CAUSE OF HIS REsIG-
NATION.
ETEcrTrTB DnPAErHEEr. STATE OF GEsRGIA,}

GOV. BULLOCK
LETTER EXPLAINING THE CAUSE OF HIS REsIG
NATION.
'A 1870 ATaas4t g. s{sa. oet. 49, g. rS
To MY PoIITICAL FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC
that the political Who seek the Oy.hrow not only
S1s pledge. %r ps@bs O:'I I: incoming
%sn q III; ssss SSo'i for Of . q s" s. @
s SoS % aS thai % having s1S d6Sa and .s .ns s S. On
House ucieP. number of ReDgoca Senators vi. be pn'e.ted BY
judge sS &. Court soD.H"ou aetd With ~.
s be S @ S1S Selected to preside sGIns ID. r over he scnss
E s y ISO % .5S Sn dSU%S @ to e G
png the trial before the Senate and during the unIped part Of
Upon have decided to resign the o Of
int int s,.S S s % m @ "oa % d p
o By Tbs a y1oss ny S or., sn. ..aS 9s sSS e.,
iS sS SiS1dIS1 md The ;s ns' time I
pit y; ;" s;"''F, e. az s.; CT
hC n4 M ~ % ss RR nd RpaSn a9,s s o,s1Sn. ,1Gs
Of .lna DEBATING :is III th. s.e
friend Of right snd justice the Bsmn CGny who under lh.
Governor during The uD,pireS part Of ny
Sc By the eGp No eas' has y osn 10 ss y" oS
assaults made upon him. the oouut will understand the Pu
As for "y.e being dS"cd Of position the charge. Of eve
% VI. TS OS 5s are & @ ,sr 70 'Ls k T o% sny Judicial inquiry
pot the result oi political bias ,9d pGce M who ,,gh for
the Union in Geora the mass Of the people were
being iuaes bat under the public teaching OF certain Ola ean
named tho Whole situation has changed anI elg
gentlemen tue Delocrntc party who cared To speak 10 ho
hsaed
people utpsd that the dare not follow their dSce le con
spors all else the reflection Of Gen Grant ern
msead him tie situation In The Soq having
utterly failed they fear that persistent and Irresistible mn
which brilliantly
Gen Grants military adynncrs the overthrow O the brit rebellion
fly these purpose control the Govern
the political results Of the few years BY neAcea
they can. by foul they dare Failing in th
another cparAOn will lie mde III v1ence OF th were
the public and private uttenns OF those
were and Rebellion, " maiutain that tJ
and the Fundamental lAwbe Constt
~ VIII take heed lime, thus
avert another war t. fearful train Of dlsasteDf .
had postponed the
meeting the conrg by Of Legislators the brecu
tive branch have absorbed the
upon sucon Of all the treat
progress that have abOei bsn to establish
be- abohe The coOrrd curen denied
gh. guaranteed him and the whme Of int
provemet Northern capital would be swept away The
growing p ol awssLcss prescription FOR oPnon SAKE dy
property lives OF Union md Republicans and
the Ihe Executive ONCE
actuat-d BY them VITA
the Executive General Government fog
support supporters would be handed over With
| 10 the aSault "f their enemies
this believing
lie the
aud n check Upon evnl "rg mra'ns tha WI hcgrn ~
Gov control the EIrclye Department anl that thereby the
IOg IrO?is ,ga viii ue promoted and sha cher
eve Gov Cony all the uoAI"n III power th u" may &C.
| sn. HUPus T. BULLOCK.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02

cush Of horticultural bomhast in which Claude
describes PQUIine his pace by the lake Of Como
rought the efect that remember noticing on
Dreyous occasion-the effect namely Of nature. No per
eon appauded the speech but every must have
heeu satisfied with it, There conspicuous point
made; and this, IL may be added is indicative OF the
nhef merit Of Mr.. Fechters Claude HelHotte-a con-
tstant preservation OF symmetrical identity For ma
fury and for certain other defects the imagnaoh mas
No make allowance. "Yct that's not much" hr
EecAter had the cooperation Of John Gilbert as Ddma
Asadam Pouis as Wdoc Melnoe Mrs. Sefton' as Madam
61,schapees Miss Lizzie Price, PatIfne MI ROCKWELL
"a RnauSdnL MT Ringgod, as GdriS MI H. montgomery,
"a Gaspayd Miss Estene Rowe, as Janet, Mr. W. j. Leo
hard as DeschdpeS and Mr.. G. F. Browne, rs the Inn
S1eurr Mr. E. NJ. Holland PLAYED Capt GeIrGiS Mr. ).
C,rran Capt Dupont; aud Vt J. Peck the Notary The
sl uprcht martial Ddn!1S very forciby depicted
M Cilncr 1t Is seldom that paygoers arc refreshed
NV the spCctaclc Of personaon sound and true and
- The same time so picturesque and brilliantly clear.
Srhe racepts Of this Benefit performance were ls9-a
au.hle addition to the Chicago Relief Fund, for which
a. Fechter and his fellOw-wOrkers will receive the
a,oul thanks their practical generosity has 40 well
tlescrvod.
Tho Bnsyhcdy" viii be repeated at waack's Thcater
Ihis evoning Mr.. Mathews enacting Ae'TIeL
DRAMATIC NOTES.
The Globe Thcatcr banquet, at the Parker
HJouse Boston, Monday, was numerOuSly attended.
Hf. Cheney, the manager, made fehctOus address.
sPeSSSDCGj GeHrSE $ mlard j. l. swift j. H. Macvckar
Sx.Mayor sLurtlen W. 7. W. Ball. W. r Floyd I. F.
FYeds and other gentlemen. The occasion, which com
enorntcd the fourth birthday of the Globe was inter
esting and brilliant.
Mrs. Chanirau was at the New National The
rkyis. Joblsiome Mr. ]. W. Forney been lccturnc
In shak ,p, urc..A violin RI rnance by NJ Martens
the clever musical impCrsunatCr Ot the tOm-Cat,
,roinc Of tae gentle tdbbyS the freshest incidental
Sesture ui the comic and popular entertainment which
rov holds tie Olympic stage. "HUmpty Dumpty," alike
In .ubSLauul HuIt and in pcCuniary value, is among
the best facctious entertainments NCwYOrk has enjoyed
49, "A London
Anr who appears ms Monkey, may hc seen at the San
FranCscoM strcl Hall An entire change of programme
RS been made there Mrs. Conway has hroncht out
Air Daly'S PAY ~ Divorce. ut the new Bluoh! The
Ster EaEl Booth i'll shortly appear there, as HGntet
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02

COmmItteo for the Relief Of tho suGcrors BY th1
ChicaGo COsaaxratson.
RooHs CHAHBEE ~ CosuEHGs,
No. 50 WILIAs- 81. October IL, I'LL
PersOus dous Of subscribing this object may their oOut
toas the Chamber Of CosRere No g WBmt Of GEoR0s
WILSON Secretary Chamber AsA
Up any Committee h.ks b psybl
70 The order ofA A. LOW, Treasury
oFPICERs OF THE COMMITTEE;
JOHN C. GREEN Chairman, II souihG
GEORGE OPDYKR. Vioo-ChairsaA u Hss4Es~L
A. Low. Treasurer. 3l BurlnEsle
FRANK r. HOWE Secr-tsry. 90 waiA
Life Association Of America.
0PFICB. ~ BROADWhY, RBW.YORK
CARDINAL PRINCIPLES:
Safety and fair policy holders BeonOmy snerEy N As
sgeHsnt All profits oqal!-nly divided among pOnoy hoerA
Policies nonfoeEg fair guaranteed b. charter
the General
Directors WILLIAM BARNBs, Actssu.
C. BUHSS. Attorney.
Planting SeasOn.
FRUIT TRHRS-CAMBLLlAS
ORSAMHSTAL TRERS AND PIONEERING suRUBS
RHODODRNDRONS, HARDY ROSES Sr
Packages in NsWYOrk free charge POt catalogues -
dress PARSONS n Co. Flushing. h. T.
RAme rican Institutc-A stated meeting Of I'D. Institute will bs
bd THURSDAY Nov Us In te Cooper Buldng n \
O'Clock p I'D" ARID ~ bbhbIsSOH' tSoe See
Drunkenness and Oplum Entng.-Dr BBBts l01 Fssrsh
AMI panlrs both eElL IhouSD1
cured. Call or send stamp for cJieace.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
A SAFE FJEVATOp

- hc EnttOT or The TTt0UnC.
R: Your article this morning on the Ten
~ That Elevators, the best in general use,
ssAthy unsafe, the only safeguard against accident
ndl the chamber shall have fallen several feet This
peng unjust both IN fact and inference we ask YOU TO
publish his and otherwise correct far practicable
baeh Injurious impression.
true, you ray, that perfectly safe elevator
becomes an object Of the first iInpOr lance" We build
kst such an Elevator. is 1t novelty. For many
Heafs have been erecting our Safety Hosting Ma
thousands Of individuals and millions Of dollars worth
P goods daily perfect safety. Our patented safety
appliances, duplicated and reduphcated we place on
uard St every possible point VI aecldeh reVeabsd by
Pc years experience IN making and running these ma
ehineb and they inSuFe GbSOitSty that 0hderer may
"og can aA These - n.S SSe
not Impaired by Their operation %hen csIed on u
AtAntanoOas the electric spark, ana sure ~ he law
aVitatiOn. In addition 70 the very pest stcei capes
thd machinery throughout we employ the loho"lhg
Fafety Apparatus: o,.,,.
RGws" instantly scouting the car if the cable should
bart.
"The Patent Doubleacting Safety Drum" prevent
g The cars too rapid descent, from any caube' WING
IoCnnected with the cable.
. The Patent Safety shesye and Brake" preventing
9Iy from temporary obstruction Of car on lts way up
The Patent Safety stop Connection" acting on
nolhg drum and sbutting on steaIn preventing ehtah
The Psteat Automatic Stop Motion" securing the
soPpege OF the at the upper and lower landings
Stroyed.
fheOe substantial features Of security are common 10
AZ our machines We manufacture regularly some 30
Varieties Of Holsters, al OF them known and guaranteed
nafo. They have borne the grave responsibility OF
,sasrying thousands upon Thousands Of human lives
vthSnt the loss Of @ single Your structures may
haVe pertneney when eVeled at machines erected he
saese cheap under the mistaken notion that machn
ST aud cables of given cGnEuucnog cannot break, but
se AJAX to be relieved ifOm any completely In liability
esfcfOr Trniy yours, OTIb BROS. & Co.
Ma ~ Bro'd'0dv, HO'e York, Nov. 1, 1911.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
GIVE ONE DAY TO THE CAUSE OF GOOD
GOVERNMENT.

APPEAL OF THE COMMITTEE OF SEVENTY
The Executive Committee Of Seventy, appointed by the
public meeting assembled at the Cooper Institute, on the
lth Of September earnestly appeal TO all citizens Ofcvry
business trade, and calling TO close their respective
places OF business Tuesday Nov T. and to make the
election itself their sole business for that day. to the end
that "a full and fair vote, and honest canvass At the
close Of the polls. may be secured ,
The sion Is critical The responsibility that rests
upon us Is momcntOus. The contest Ia direct and open
between the great mass of honest cz"ns VINO labor
for their living and organized gang Of political pun
derers whose only calling Is to prey upon the Cly IItS
ury and enrich themselves without labor al the Dc
cost The Committee deem of the utmost Importance
that every honest citizen whatever his occupatlon
should be perfectly free election day TO devote nm
self to the public service. They believe that by TINS
means thousands OF votes will be gained 10 the cause OF
reform and that by the numerous and determined pres
ence of honest the polls and during the canNas
repeating false registering, and hhlOtb0N suihhg VIII
he checked and the nmmany Ring Will be restrained
from attempting the frauds IN the count Whch thcy nave
threatened. - -,
The banks and other public offices, which must. by
law be kept optI are also urged TO make snch arrange
mcnts aS VIII enable every enpoye to deposit his VOTE
HENRY q. sTEBBlSS, Chairman.
WM. r. HAvEMEl ER, VicC-Chalrman.
Roswell D. HATCH, secretary.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
TIE REGISTRY.

REGISTERED IESTERDAY-TOTAL REGIsIRA-
TION, 91,S16.
The registration of voters throughout the
city yesterday in spite of the in the carly part Of
the day. was very brisk. As will I've by the returns
given below, however the total is not 30 great as
last year There still two days left for registration
and possible that the total Of last year. 1866 may
ne reached So far reported by the police there were
no disturbances Of any kind any for Illegal
registration Practically, there have been but two days
registration this year. 500 voters were regis
;ctd ON oct. Is The following is comparative state
meut of the registration last year and this:
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Ship NeWs see Third Page

For other Ship NeDS see Third PGge.I
ARRIVED.
Steamship Pamsteed Br) Paul BnehOs Sept 20 honVdeo
Oct Santos aud Rio Janeo h with co1ee and IL 10 BusE
Jevons.
ssmbp Hsttsras Lawrence Norfolk With nd and to Old
Dominion Steanshp Co.
Sandy Cove So MOehouse HumacOS p
r., 20 days, with sugar
Dark Norma q R.nigch Newcastle, En, Aug n with mtse
Brig sarah CrONeu Of Yarmouth N 81 hos bt Johns T. r. ID
days with
Brig Pembroke) Matthews sydney C. B.. Is dar'
with coal
sCHOONERS-RIVgK COAsTwBE
Limartiue. Phla ephs George and Emily. ProViincr-
ks,ct. Providence Ka'e and Mary ProyidsAe
Mount Hope, ROcLaDd. trade Wind, Rockand.
L. c. Hickman, Boston. u. l.. Na-tS Boston
j. CLARK, Newport Wm. Wallace, Boston.
Albert Jameson Rockland. saratoga Providence.
H. Kenyon, Portland. q. Agnes, Providence.
Lady Antrim. WaFeham. Ned Sumter, ROcklaBl
e. l.. VandeToon, Pail River John WGren, Providence
NJ NJ. heuman PortlInl California, fant1cAet
Geo W. Glover. ROcAlAn Orlando smith. PonchestPr
WIN. H. MAILER CT1el ST. JOhn H. b. 10 dAs win Lumber
Attir p Simpson, EatpOTt LOou hew-iingen
Clara POr.Cheater Hn. Henry, Pah,aVen-
IIurtrrs,. Lul,.r. Arthur Burton, Bangor
Pac6c Aidi,Ol Me. D. g.. Floyd, Providence
Shr John MuuOn (of Afiou) Crowley ST. John ~ b. II DAYS
with lumber. - - -
Portland Nelson Of aod II days from Windsor n g. with S
tuDs plaster
WiSD-Sundowu. fresh, W.; cloudy.
SAILED.
Steamship, China ard wisconsn for Liverpool Victor for E'"
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
MURpHY's CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.


To the Ediior Of the TribunC.
SIR: The wife of one CustOmlIO officer
having aired her grievance in your columns | AN
tempted give uerancc to mine, which is similar MY
husband went into the CusOmIIouse about year ago.
Before he had been there month received cent W
wages he was called upon for the two per cent tax.
Upon his dcmurng to pay It, he requested to call
at the Auditors Office, which he did, and after discussing
the matter with Of the otcIa1. part of the tax
was rcInted. This is the way in which Mr. Murphys
''vOluntary" subscriptions are collected. The paper
which Is prccrtcd for subscriptions, setting forth that
the egners "wisiug TO aid the Republican party" &c,
subscribe the sums scd to their several names and at
the same time IT Is ntatcd that two cent of their
salaries ia expected. And the year comes round
decline to pay at risk Of losing his place. The past
year has brought sickness and death to our family
greatly adding 10 the usual expenses, and with the
greatest economy, and pnching 1t is difficult to
make "both ends meet" Ought We to be deprived OF
any portion OF the pittance honestly due by those
who can count their milliOnsi For the same reason
gwen by The writer before referred TO- dare not give
NV name to the public. NJ
Nctc- York, Oct. &c, 1871.
I'VE have the name, however and know it to be
thoroughly reputable and responsible. The gentle
man referred to in his wfcs note was working
Republican when Mr.. Murphy aud his coadjntors
were trying to break up the Republican party, aud
will doubtless he equally earnest when they next 90
again to their own place.-Ed
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
GrrtlGl Notices

The Cause md Cure of Comsumpton.-The primary
mcnt po4aces and assimilation BY assmhton
5o b. s so S.se IN into o[ e 5 Of IL. hS Peon with digestion
thu % s so I'll. % % j. ys1 aS % h1e cPpR%8VaSu cPH%2I 1 @
LunGs its foms and holi that Hl he impossible
good digestion beatty assimilation The inst thing to done
cleanse the stomach and boses from all diseased gucu and slime
Hbcn thee org1ns so that they cannot perform snef 1c
tons ami lea and restore e ve aeaIy acton % FSrtn
P and bow Of all the dead nd morbid slime Tia.
eng pse and decs IN TOE whole '''.% % and % u e il Uu
and healthy action by which natural and healthy or cred
Handrlko m but there remains the stomach er"s Of a"
srs s xaR stIn and S"q ID" ,yngS and lPpo i in ouon
7s, @ S Sf. r& II. n viii neuit al
.ed stomach ;Tre' and fresh; it ". "d
sis.. ss. Gr"esi' sGS A .ppe ' .H3 %3Y''i@ p.
% .n9 uTsev 5 ms. la soo % h, ns Do AMER this proprietor
. % % a tSSc$s S rEs PrIMoSC SsYEP
mopie syrup noa,Ss the system 1 PnI1 1s SGT 20 the aA d sn
rberce and then 1pe al the fe.,d matter N the
Ss1ss @ Of sr sas P"S %'s;
b done in S % S T9 % grow to SFi ia "R 2
1 M strong II persOa ha diseased ab'ce there
I cavity heal he matter cannot pn . long e S Ss 'y'.m o
p nutrition The 6pE to S" 20" , as:9 ;ai % @ psn m and % s
thrown os and the person regain health and 'rng'
only plan to sSIS % tss.3C or .Hsa 1IG on. sS
entirely gone there enough vitality left IN the other " heal Up
have .~sn many persons ONLY ,cun lung live and enjOy
we 10 @ o. TS viii c.'n out the OTscn strengthen
good daeon and give NA,ar se aS,.se she S Ss r 70
.? s;F g 3 system Of " the disease that " The lung '''''''' the '
while using SsSst' % S Mtfas1 3 fa5S ,asH S'
nghsr and take outdoor exercise only IN GENIAL and "An
~i.S distinctly una-oo recommend patient to be
.rt,i e,.sG partially recovered from the e1ect.
Of SId eOs 5 more y DTr aSs % n peS r to COna5p"n
long the aog rot geiiect healed ,, 20 Gs 'ne' m@
pulmonary patients eIpOsing themselves to a at
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02

COMMITTEE OF VIGILANCE IN BROOKLYN.
meeting of the Council of Vigilance IN
puhrc Affairs I'm Kings County was held on Tuesday
ovenino at their Council Rooms in Halscy Building
onposite the City Hail. in Brooklyn for the purpose OF
tho merits OF the several candidates nominated
nv tbe Rrpublican and Democratic parties. After con-
siderao discussion the following ticket selected from
te pominees OF the two parties indorsed on cond
tion that each candidate subscribe to the sentiments con-
tanned in the following pledges worthy OF the support
OF the citizens Of Brooklyn:
p,pncr To he INpoRsED ny NOMINEES FOR WARD
OFFICES.
"I -, having been nominated TOT the once OF =,
herejy agree tlat am elected 10 sdlu oInce
i ,;so nv heat endeavors 10 reduce unnecessary eX
penses to cut down cXtravaeant salaries 10 Ioluile m
and fair equivalent for money ia !" SiM o ~ han Un
Office TO cut off all snpcrnunerarles anu 70 lno
issuing Of more bonds for improvements thah are no"
authgrtZcd.' 49, ~o>,,.yps pnp uEvpFps
OF ASSEMBLY. -
nI - having been nominated 1or McnlDtr OF As
ii,,. do brrehv agreo TO use my best endcayors to
r nr Charter 80 as to require elections 10 be held IN
the spring and all offices returnaDe 70 tne people AZ tna
time; do away with AL Boarus anu ,had rt.riv Wv
~ i've IN pavcrs facilities to go before the Cor anu
srrai0n dishOnest officers to give the mayor u super
niin, aver every aud all departments Win power 10
snJ or remove except for political reasons 10 vote
against any appropriation by the "
relating to municipal ofnces anu IN adve ibe
onor uOH ,,ower 10 suspend remove the Mayor the
same AS he does sherns: 10 Vote aSansE ,n @
money for soctarian purposes, snu o,reUts 'A0 -"
urthnrzinp bonds for street Improvements
Committee from the Twentieth Ward having called
nm M.ssrs Booth. Powell, and Kalbheisch candidates
, the Mavoraty reported 10 the Council that MI kab
a,oh yas the only candidate who gave satisfactory
a,.un- IN their ipouiries with respect to the above