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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-29
LOCAL CANDIDATES.
THE GRANT COUNTY TICKET COMPLETED.

THE GRANT COUNTY TICKET COMPLETED.
An adjourned session of the Republican
County Convention held, last evening, at Twenty
third st. aud Broadway, Thomas Murphy in the chair
letter from Hon. Isaac Dayton, declining to allow
the further Of his name, read He withdrew his
name because lie wished 10 promote harmony. The
Committee Of Twenty-o appointed TO confer with
other organizations recommended that the nominations
of Josiah sutherland for City Judge and Adoph Kesser
for Coroner be Endorsed. This was carried The follow
ing AIermanic ticket also presented and adopted
$ r. II Vance Peter Kebr. George KOCH Oliver p. G.
Billings Peter Gsey John j. Morris, Henry G.. Leask
Jenkins Van Setback S. V. b. Cooper, Gilbert Hunter,
Rufus p. Cowing Oswald OttendOrfer, Joseph e. Plnck
ney. Abraham Lent, Michael Cregan.
A committee of one from each Assembly District was
appointed to make appropriations for holding ratfca
ton meeting on Saturday evening The Committee Of
Seventy was engaged until late hour last night in dis
cussing the nominations for Aldermen and Assembly
men II decided 70 make pubic the result OF It's deD-
eratiOns. A..
meeting Friday evening" al TWenty-elghth-st. ana
Broadway The Conference Committee was in session
last evening and adjourned a late hour without hav
ing completed its labors There was number OF dele
cations present urging the claims OF one or more can
didates for Assembymen, Aldermen ana Assistant Al
dermen. Two more names nave oeen Hiueu 70 tne Ar
dermanic ticKet-GeOrge Burkhard and Chas. Gansnan
The National Democracy County Convention reassem-
bled last night at No SO UnOnsquare JOhn seRersOn In
the chair and Wm. j. Gibson secretary. After along
discussion the Convention resolved TO postpone the
question Of making nominations until TINS evening
Finance Committee was appointed consisting OF the
following: Benz. WOOL ChalrInani jacob tOhen hoIl
mer Sullivan, NJ. Davenport j. Peters, and Henry r.
ROome The following were appointed to carry on the
canvass Jacob Cohen, James Durney Henry Il. Roome,
Robert DOre, Charles T. Benedict Thos. Fitzpatrick,
James Bagey, Terence Duffy, Nicholas Muller, b. NJ
Sweeney, and Benz. Wood
At meeting Of the XIXth District IAmmany COnven-
ton held at Eehty-fourh-st and Eighth-ave., James
A. Derrfng was nOmlnated Tor Assembly, ana Henry a.
Linden for Assistant Alderman The XIXth District
Grant Republican Convention nominated Thomas O'Cal
laghan for Assembly
John Zahn, the Liberal Republican candidate for As
sstant Alderman In the Xth District, Endorsed by
the Tammauy Convention. -
Patrick Keenan, received the nomination OF the Kiln
District TammaDy Hall party for Assistant Alderman:
TIE IIId District Apollo Hall Convention nominated
VIM II. Rooney for Assembly, ans Patrick u byrhe LOT
Assistant Alderman Frederick j. Byrne recover tao
,,niatou for Assistant Alderman OF branch OF the
Tammany Hall party IN the lid Assembly DlstFict,
James +. GrswOid was nominated Tor hsseilOiy III '"o
Win District by the Apollo Hall COnvenuOh'
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GOVERNMENT sPECULATIONs.

The recent financial strmgency has had the
effect OF compelling candid men to examine into the
exaggerated pretensons OF the Treasury Department to
be regulator Of trade The financial blunders Of the
Secretary Of the sury have been covered by steady
assumption wisdom aud vague promise OF some
good vet 20 be wrought But dsOrdered currency and
the notorious completely Of Washington officials with
Wast cioues are conclusive evidence Of the inability
and reluctance Of the Government to maintain any
attitude which shall be generous impartial and wise
toward the business OF the country On this point
The Economist says:
That the business men have abundant reason TO com
MAN IL only TOO apparent. Mr.. A. stewart undOub-
when he stated that
Dunerit or system gOld-sellinR and bOudDuylng
Ilullcy the Administration The people are Dec0s
Sired arbitrary authority exercised Dy he o
gOn authorities the money market and gOld pre-
mum discerned that II Is mere pOhcy OF suoCoI
fuzes and evasiOns settles nothing ana LEADS nOWnIt
aud which unworthy or great country anu lIJdI
20 its true interests. The dlstTust OF he metCahe
of the lL W. mouths clearly seen thaJ e recent
financial panic the result OF an leAcuhdDo ll"
oil Mum Ter aud the remedy proposed IS POsa
be stil worse than the original disaster livery Da
oev of rsdeeming three per cent cerJCaUeo nOuu
red uce the reserve Of tie banks ana DIMINISH IneH
sources But the Secretary VI the treasury Perssv III
ms e,jrsa results were dppaIcuO tio AoA-.-S
me hanks experienced the strain induced OF tne
OF business. They unable 10 acc0mIoGato tleiI
cusOmers the latter were forced 70 "lthuia~ Jill
TrnosIts thus diminishing the bank resources SIN more.
The DrO0sed remedy OF Initiating the currency Wy au
issue OF 200 OF reserve greenbachs IS II pOsoDO'
sfli more INJURIOUS It's tendencies, ana l. cOlsuh-
D.iteJ 10 will only afford a temporary reAol WIN nc
eerfslu result OF ag-rFaLng III Tue immaculate Iu1uiO
che ends now complained o.
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nLED.
All Notices Of
name and address

cu1rRypRS-oet o. 1872 at his ssace Paterson. NJ
D. AIMING = Chtendon, in hi. o8th year 49, s. H., ,.. q,
10 attend bis unera ST Paus Churh Market and
IamilOnst Pser,on, j. on raesiaI Qes ~ At O O'Clock
M his viii be taken 70 GREENWOOD tor ntemcni
MAMMALIAN Hnghsonve y SUNDAY evening Oct a. WIN b.
NsrshsT son Of John J. Manhall Of hew-fork City
Funeral will ale place al BIS Ae residence ughsonyu 90
WEDNESDAY Oct % At Relatives and friends Ar respectfully
invited 70 aeni without further notice Carages VAL be IN waiting
SesAmbuh arrival Of train Ehieh leaves =, u
on THURSDAY morning with the 9:ls train IRON New Hhnbureh
LoRNG-On Sunday Oct D. Anna b. vile OF James Lohng agi
& an Thursday Oct 81 at O'Clock from late resdeaee No
nj CranlerrysL, corner willow, Brooklyn.
opoNSBLLOu Monday Oct 49, at bis residence Jamaica L.
jobn oDonnel. ST., In toe Both Of his
Tie friends fs respectfully nvitei 20 attend The funeral
IRON G. Church, Jamaica 90 WEDNESDAY morning az
Cemetery Of the Holy Cross, Fiaibasb
PERKIgs-A Roseyle Newark j. Monday morning Oct g. 572
81 Perkins in tie $50 year Of bis A formerly merchant Of New
The aaerul viii take phce on WEDNESDAY 1890 from the
psrh AIDE Morris Railroad Depot Cars OF Mos aud EsH
Railroad leave Dact, ~ At $50 and $40 Inter
Cleveland Ohio, AM Ann Arbor Meh papers please copT
sAREsOn Monday g. Of congestion OF the lungs John sas
E siyss and ends Of TIE family and MEMBER OF Polar star Lodge
A. NJ. respectfully invited 70 attend the funeral services At
bis late resdsnoe rs AadaonVe tis (fuesay evening At oeE
The will be taken IIYtovu Wednesday morning
Ii O'Clock, from Grand Central Depot
sTGER-At Bergen Point j. SUNDAY Oct q Kl;s sser
daughter Of Aaron and Louise s. sger aged IL years months and
Funeral service. will be held chss Chapel Elizabeth j. At
the family invited without further notice
TROwAt Champigny France on Ot nst George w. Trow
eldest on Of John End Catherine Iro" aged . JeAr'
Notice Of funeral hereafler
wILDMAS-At DAnbury Conn, Oct o. 1872, Ms Auu wnimln
Pu ns raj 10 on Tuesday Oct %, at ocIoci p
wYcKoFFou Monday morning os a. Elizabeth T. wJckos the
Relatives snd friends invited funeral re.d. Oct
attAs fsadsnos 'fhss con Reaad Wyek0a ~
ClltoasEe, BvoaklEh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-29

What will be the effect OF Temporary "hdawi Of the horse
question to contemplate Coal cannot
be the yes-anes cannot market
produce reach their destination the aaabs
agans. Western shipments w be prod-merchants wall
become appearance Of utomerpanic will tic
community the hon to be lost the value Of
hore disastrous uuset'g Of yal is than polb
The without precedent Il exhibits itself three
fornscatsnhAl rheumatic. AMI zoerysipeaoua termed by
BpzoOae Influenza To the disease the well an
mails hai worked They must be Kept soft food
Ike brinmah carrots and sei haynot allowed lnk cold
uaterwarnlg wen bankeihaye plenty Of clean bed
ding and rubbed with proper stimulating emolhents
Those addition the above should be
elrsod tea murats beoana aud spirits
Of inter- eyes be kept well rnsei With
water wbdpp throat chest belly and legs bathei and
warped in emoentA for this nothing 20 have such
wonderful Cenaur Inment IL penetmtng-n quickly
absorbed By system an alike the glands, muscles and
lungs certain preventive and superior opoledo trpentne
or capeum tGs treated will not take the disease AMI 10
stables where been attacked this treatment
has cured days Il is estimated that there
nov % Brooklyn aai jersey City and the
disease is rapidly spreading tIrou4 hou: the country
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SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

whatever else the NewYOrk Liberals may
leave undOneo says TIE Springfield Republican, they
ought AZ least 70 make sure Mr. Roscoe COnkngs calling
and election 10 private life That tempered ana III
1Yanuered egO5t has disgraced the American senate
quite long enough"
Speaking of the announcement That surveyor
Cornell Of this state mad resigned his Office TO accept
-5rnnatfou for the Assembly. The Louisville Courier
I.,lraai unfaenpgly says: Somebody has evidently
9an ersuading Dir. COTaed that the stealage OF the
NswYOrk Assembly Is superior 10 That OF the Ne"-loIA
CsstOm house"
The Worcester Spymusters up courage 20 de-
fd Davenports outrage upon Keenan, and after teing
f stor In such way completely strip IL OF all tS
paeal and offensive aspects. cOolly says; THUS ex-
,s,,ed me outrage does not seem intOlerabie nor
rtnus menace to the liberty Of the citizen even We
'sdmit as we inclined 10 do that Mr; DaVehpot.
cnstruction OF the law seems ess likely than inc oter
70 10 sustained BY the Courts"
The manifest tendency TO disloyalty on the
t ~ the denomination organs thus htingiy reouked
- me Syriao1leld Republican "Tbose organs which
80 neglected thus far 70 indorse Commissioner Dayen-
To-, shold mind what they about IL ~ no iohger
In he LOYAL 20 Gen. Grant True loyalty REQUIRES
en.aorsri ana nnfegned homage 20 his men Servants
t maid servants, Ms oxen and his asses, hnu "a
eides-ds-eamp Of Butler that are Withih MS F"'''
The Harrisburg (Pa.) Patriot thus accounts
- .,nsng blunder Of the savior Of Grantsm; I'VE
-, % give IN pennsylvania seventy-eighty-Of
Sa.A thousapd dOllaTs-maiorty-tO Grant OK
claims senator Cameron IA LIE speseh 20 enS
ncllars and votes, votes Ald dollars, HtNo ~
s a. comuletely mixed up IN the senatOriai hiliu
rjnS the present canvass that IAh cOnInson "i 'e W
In an urgent appeal to the Democrats te
saits upon greeley and BrYwn ne 4fp-Qr6ea'S yea
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THE CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS.
LIBERAL PROSPECTS IN THIS srATE-A GRANT
COUNCIL OF WAR.


Letters were received, yesterday, at the Lib
era Republican Headquarters from Virginia. West Vir-
e MIA and louisiana giving cheering intelligence. The
Hon. j. NJ shley returned. yesterday from tour In
this state He says that there Is doubt that New
York will give majority OF from 10000 70 10000 for the
Liberal candidates.
Letters and kilograms received at the headquarters Of
the National Democratic Executive Committee, from
various sections indicate that the Liberal Republicans
and Democrats working with great zeal The apathy
which succeeded the October elections has been sue
eeeded by determination TO work and win success, and
the results thus far been OF the most gratifying
character
letter was received yesterday by Col. Ethan Allen
at the Liberal Republican headquarters, from VIM. II.
Russell Treasurer of the Greeley and Brown Club OF
PALMYRA Mo- He denies emphatical.y the report that
a Grant and Wilson banner torn down there ana a
Rebel flag hOsted. He adds that no Rebel nag has been
hOisted there since the close OF the war , -
careful OF the State by school districts and as
cerained by actual count that there are more than
IS 900 Liberal Republicans There is not county IN the
state there Is not an organization OF hard-N
enthusiastic Republicans who have become disguised
with the Administration ana are aDOrng Tor the success
OF the Liberal candidates. The state COMMITTED pro
fesses to be confident that hew-fork VIII give manu-
some majority for the Liberal candidates.
Many Of the Grant managers, returning from their
fields OF labor, happened accidentally 10 meet Yesterday
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel There were the Hon. II. b.
Washburn, the Hon. George 5. Boutwell,, j. g. Blame,
Gen. Benjamin +. Butter. H. 7. Bore, Solicitor Gen,
era BrstOw Postmaster General FerIel, and
Solicitor BAYFIELD, In addition " these were present
Inc Hon. A. d. Morgan U. s. Commissioner A. Ii.
Davenport Henry Clews, and others OF this city
During the afternoon these gentlemen met In informal
discussion in the hall Of the hotel. CONGRATULATIONS
were extended TO Mr.. Washburne on his successful
voyage aud views nerchanged conce rnng the political
sifalOn The result In NeWYOrk asiOned cOnsd r
be xiety and when Mr. Washburne retired from the
conference 10 the rooms OF the Executive Commit
fee he made special arrangements for the
of kilograms tO concerning the vote in New YORK
The clerks az the Grant Headquarters were occupied
during the entire day IN mailing printed communications
10 the various COnsul5 and Vice COnsus abroad request
ing contributions defrayng the expenses OF the pres
emf canvass The diplomatic representatives seem 10
have been some hat Temiss In responding for written
attached 20 the circular stated that as the
rst communication had met with response, second
was forwarded, and prompt attention TO 1t was re-
0uested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-29

Un at tho hall of the Constitutional Union Association
to-neht The meetings Of this Association have been
M ~ anu me speakers numerous Misc Minnie 5way1e,
-, N -. TTIosuIon at Vasaar, whOse Drillant so s
TRIBUNE, Will deliver another address on oampaig
topics, tomorrow night On Friday the Hon. Ed, X
Hon. IL D. Perrin
The Liberals of the With Assembly Dis
trot held large mass meeting Essexs last evening
The street was illuminated with lanterns and bonfres
and the most stirring enthusiasm prevailed Michals
Hall, at Nos. II and 70 Essexst, was crowded to ia
utmost capacity Sylvester L. Nolan presided and the
meeting was addressed by Abraham r. Lawrence Thos.
j. Creamer, Congress nominee for that district j. w.
Yard j. X. Furong. John Kelly and Jas d. Mcclellan
all did not succeed in gaming admission TO the hall
stand was erected IN the street, and the speaking
unuod until a late hour.
The Democratic General Committee of
Kings County and the Presidents Of the several ward
organizations met. last evening, at No 20 Courst.
Brooklyn and made preliminary arrangements for
another grand meeting at the Academy OF Music
on Saturday evening, Nov. q. Gov John T. Hoffman,
ex-senator Thayer aud others have been invited 10
address the citizens OF Brooklyn and Kings County on
this occasion. There will also be imposing orch2ht
procession OF the Greeley and Brown AMI WOodchOpper
Clubs and grand display Of fireworks Previous TO inc
adjournment OF the meeting last night speech was
made by Corporation Counsel Dewitt.
A meeting of the Greeley and Brown En-
pire Club was held last evening Pythagoras Hall No.
l3G Canalst The meeting presided over by Patrick
Bagen. +. C. Smith acting Secretary. An address was
delivered by Col Abbott of Syracuse behalf Of honest
and popular government. Among other matters the
speaker remarked that William IL. Seward once said
that there was a law higher than the Constitution
Ths the speaker sad especially true since the Con-
stitutOn had been suOverted by corrupt clique % en-
rich themselves az the expense OF the people Most OF
the local nominations were then indorsed Inc Gun.
which numbers several hundred members, Is doing good
service for the Liberal and Democratic nominees.
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INCIDENTS OF THE CANVASS.

John b. Wolf and Gustave Dittlof will adj
dress Liberal meeting at East New-York this evening
w. H. Underdonk, jr., who was nominated
for Assemblyman OF the st District OF Queens County
has resigned In favor OF Dr. ID hosers vi uch No'e'
L. l.
A large number of downtown merchants
have united IN a strong recommendation OF jeremiah
Kenpefecht who is candidate the Liberal ticket Tor
Alderman.
A Greeley and Brown mass meeting VIII De
held at the Newark N j., Opera House. this evening
GEN Theodore RunyOn, Senator btocktoh ana o'neIS
will address the meeting
The Hon. Abraham r. Lawrence, the Hon.
Fernando Wood, Major Haggerty the Hon. Rnius f.
drews and Charles Crary will address Liberal mass
meeting in Lincoln Hall, In One-hundredandt"ehty-
ffth-st., this evening
An omen air mass meeting will be held, to-
night az Franklinst. and West Broadway, under the
auspices OF the 81. T. Brennan Central Association.
Among those who will address the meeting are Abraham
R Lawrence John Kelly, A. :. Sullivan, Col Roberts
and Col. Fellows.
The Greeley and Brown Association of the
XYIth Assembly District held air meeting last
evening at socond-aye. and Twentysecond-st. There
was an attendance of about 1000 people, largely com
posed Of the working class. Addresses were made by
Peter Wood and others.
James Kelly, the present school officer, and
for twenty years resident Of the ward was Last night
nominated in the XIIIth Assembly District for the
Assembly by the Liberal Republican,. The Custom
house nominee in that district Mr. Blackie. Mr. Kelly,
although Grant man, against him, and is Endorsed
by the various reform organizations The Liberal fpu
Leans wisely wave In this questions or natlOnal
politics for the sake of getting an honest man.
Considerable excitement has been caused IN
Brooklyn because OF n that the Grant Repuo-
can leaders have decided to force several of the nom
nees ON the city and county TO resign the nominations
in order that new candidates may be selected VINO nave
been promised Endorsement OF the COMMITTEE Oh one
| Hundred. Among the candidates are mentioned J0hn
A. Taylor and Ephralm Roberts, who received the nnan
| imOus nominations for Commissioners Of Charities
The Hon. s. 8. Cox, Liberal candidate for
Congressman at Large viii address the citizens of Brook
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WHAT NAY BE.

FOrec9sting events Is one of the fav0rite
pursuits OF that philosophical journal The Springfield
Republican,. In late issue 1t discusses what may be
after November and says:
with Mr. Greeley in The White House, we should know
pretty well what we had 10 expect We eoud nor, IN
decd, forecast his foreign policy, nor MS lnddh pO}
We could not be sure in advance that his messages Wou9
h. always wise his appointments OF unVaIylng anu
1dra excellence But there are NUMBER OF tmhgs thaS
would be definitely settled by his eeCuoh lue Ni1u
Service would cease be the private properly OF te
President. The nObOdes who now Toll I'D the CaOinet
achairs would have give place TO the rpest states
men that the two historical parties could furnish me
Murphys, Cdseys, Leets and All thaJ genus " V
have 10 vanish from the CustOm-hOuses. Inc hIl-
in foreign capitals. would follow their distinguished
relative into the friendly Obscurity OF pltate le;
Every important appointment would nave 10 e $50
enough To pass the scrutiny OF shaIpN cIItICdi
The thieves who punderug ana desolaths Sne 9Ouv
would handwriting upon the walt TOO leslDo 20 -
Quro the calling IN OF an inlerpieteI-tno noe d
al Thorn wOud mack their carpeJOa at once. mo
southern people would that they had once more
country and would fail Go work with new neirJ 10 re-
Ould quickly their nights rest on stronger
guaranty than the success OF particular party OF can
diuate. The peace, OF which Cen Grant talAeu IN ns
inaugural would become blessed fact. Not having
lection to look after Mr.. Greeley would be aDle 10 ue
VOC ali his thoughts aud efforts 10 the country: VI
course, Bis administration would not De IauJe's At
would duubte be- many thu-s ia 10 20 cr1cise But ~
would least be lutel-,ut, phantLrOpe, uHeolL'N'
national hostile TO corruption, AID friendly 70 i0io
Now changing the kaleidoscope nc hepho''o@' SLOWS
what may be expected OF Grant-a man who Lacks
both the spirit and intelligence OF REFORM 1t conciudes
sppposng Cen Grants reelection inevitable the best
THING baf could possibly happen for the rciOers the
Administration, the party, ana the country WOa DC ls
reelection by bare majority OF the electoral cOnese
II he slim, through by skin OF his teeth the expo
renee may sautary effect upon MN. Ihe larger
the popular and electoral vote Tor MI Greeley Je pet
the chance Tor reform under Gen. Grant Inc larger
Gen Grants majority, the smaller tho chaoe lOI ie4OI
There Is the whole case ia a luJshed.
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ASPECTS on ME CAMPAIGN.
eOLD COMFORT.

Chief-Justice Thompson of Pennsylvania, a
pure and accomplished jurist WIS candidate for re-
election the liberal Ticket He was defeated by the
CamerOn-Hartranft conspiracy; whereupon the rev.
John Chambers gives hin comfort in this piece OF snowy
Eagiish:
Hon. JAMES THOMpsC Mg Dear fTend fIStt ~
Utmost heart sympathze with you in your at uol.e'
My comfort is and Think 1t ought To be yours hAt
eminent illness aud noble manhood nave Deeh SCI aae
by the most hc-bOrn comhnatiOns tlat over us
graced our glorious old Commonwealth. tn ~,
and the robes OF Office 10 laid aside by you are as
unsued the Snowflake before " reaches the EARN
so ucb so tnat You can look brightest angel or the
blacklist devil ful n the face without winking. Happy
the n such this
All things considered, my dear friend, cannot but
congratulate you and your most worthy family and
pray God that the sun OF your earthly pilgrimage may
~ down without cloud. and you rise beyond the limits
time % an Immortality of unfaSing glory God bless
you and yours. In truth, JOHN CHAMBERS
Philadelphia, Oct. 10, 1872
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THE FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
IN me LdiIor o The TrfbMne.

SIR: 1t is rumOred that the Custom-hOuse
gang in Assembly District Of this city have made
a bargain with the Apollo Hall nominee for Assembly
by which they are his tickets out Of their boxes
provided Dix and Grant tickets imposed upon the
Apollo Han men. They thus hope TO defeat James
Healey an honest man, who served last term in the
Legislature with honor and elect Nicholas Muller who
has served a term, not with honor, however. in the
Penitentary for emigrant swinding The Customhouse
Convention in the Ist District is expected tonight in
pursuance Of this bargain. 20 adjourn without nominal
ing candidate. Is the party resolved to ndorse all the
feiOns in the city Yours, DOWN TOWN.
Nctr- York, Oct. ~, 1872