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IlnhIit Nnlifts.

and the said Amendment was duly entered on tho our
mails Of each branch Of the Legislature, h the yeas
TO- 9e chosen at he next general election Of senatos
time OF making such choice in pursuance of The thV
teen,h article Of me Constitution OF this state sni
g. az s Se TERs; sSss I ,e TO SaS6 Of the a
eight hundred and seventy two pursuant 10 the s1d
,hIisen,h srtsle which said amendment /. IN !hs
Peals aud Tor the extension q the term service the
6iy concut That tue sixth article Of Inc Constituton
ofthis state be amended by adding thereto the follow
"a q. Tue Court Of Appeals may order any ofths
ia that court at the time Of The adoption OF tis pt1S
sion to be heard and determined by the Commissioner
service Of i6e Commi..oge[s o. Xppes. for period
pose Of submitting he Said proposed 10 lr hs
people OF this state g.. -,
lac and E ss q 90 SdEps
sDa Had. TSs d a. esSs sG Gs q
be held IN ths state % the sh day November in the
ttwo shall provide box receive the ballot. Of The
s.ss9s o. hi. state relation TO he sSd RISp9:sd
S,4y w 9 w9 ons 81 0T s % R G. s and
sFof ne proposed amendment relative to the Court q
ie ou AsiSi, G & a RAJ f a
e9dOsd sm.nd%snt an relative 70 ,hs Court
tents OF the ballot and exhibit the endorsement And
All the citizen, Of this state entitled 10 vote Tor mem
entitled 60 yo,s ne aaopt,o9 o. the .sa pTopo.sS
election district IN Which @ they reside, III '"''''s'"
92 After nnally closing the poll OF such election the
Inspectors thereof shall count and the ballots
given relative to the said proposed amendment, the
same they required BY law canvass tho
ballot, given for Governor, and thereupon shall set
down IN writing, and In words at full length, the whole
number Of votes given For the proposed amendmen,
Der Of votes given Against ,he proposed smendmen,
subsoribe the same and cause copies thereof to be
for Governor.
49, The vote given shall be csnvassed by the Board
OF County Canynssera and statements thereof shall ba
made certified and signed and recorded In the names
required by law In respect to the canvassng the votes
given at an election for Governor and certified copies
Of the said statements and certificates OF the County
Canyassers shall be made certified and transmitted ~
the County Clerks respectively In the provided
by law In cases Of election for Governor The said GER
tined copies transmitted by the County Clerks shall he
canvassed by the Board Of state Canyasser In the like
manner as provided by law In respect to the election of
Governor, and In like manner they shall make and Gle
certificate Of the result Of such canvass which shah be
entered Of record by the Secretary OF State and shall DO
published by him In the State paper.
L. This act shall take effect inlInedia
q. HiLToN sCRIBNER
Secretary Of state
sHRRIpr's OFFICE, NEw COURT HousR,)
CITY AND COUNTY OP NEW YORK, J
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A BEAUTIFUL PLOT OF LAND AT
wUITESTONF L. L.

wHITEsToNE, LII,
has Just been cut into lots by
Augustus r. weekes late President OF the j. l.. Mott
Iron Works,
and will be sold at auction by
JERE. JOHNSON, JB,
Sept. q, 1872.
Money cannot be invested at greater pront than by
purchasing some OF these lots. People can live at
whtcstone pleasantly, happily and at less
cost than In the city.
Fortyone trains daily from 10 minutes before 6A. NJ.
to is minutes past II mdnight running time to Hunt
ers Point, and 30 minutes Comfor table travel, ee-
giant every patent contrvsnce for comfort foot
under every seat, Milers platforms, buffers,
steam brakes, steel rails. &C.
AZ convenient and accessible to the City Hall as Six
tieth street, New York.
Communication 6H cents per trip between whtestone
and hunters Point free ticket for year given TO
each house costing t2,coc built before next May.
Whitestone is charming place to live In lite residents
can come In to business, to shop. concert theatre
balls church without any troubles nrsrse society
II not at all lonesome - beautiful scenery, boating
driving, pure air. water and milk living cheaper than
In the cityi In short. city comforts with country
pleasures.
No healthier place can be found. High ground, well
drained cool In summer, mild in winter churches and
schools. Water will soon be introduced the trustees
are maturing plans for It the bill for II has passed the
Legislature. The village limited by charter
to half OF per cent pretty substantial house OF
to rooms much better than fat part Of house,
be built by paying In insallments larger house In
proportion. Capitalists ready to lend money for II
The whitestone Savings Bank has money to lend on
bond and mortgage
The growth OF whesone is certain It hi. valuable
water front and anchoragei the removal Of the He'll
Gate distractions will make its values triple It Is .
railroad CENTRE and the most convenient and pleasant
suburban home near the city.
Terms for these lots-Ten per cent. cash on day OF
sale, per cent. on Oct a. balance mortgage ave
years, nve per cent OF the mortgage for cash.
Call on JERE. JOHNSON, Jr, % Nassau st or at the
ONCE Of Mr.. wEEKEs, Attorney, GEORGE W. VAN
sICLEN. Esq t3 Nassau st. and get maps and passes
At CORONA PARK.-A nno opportunity is
offered to invest savings and also to home, by
paying 90 monthly. The protector Of the park paw
ing all the sidewalks. and grading the streets around
the park will be fence with gates OF entrance. Upon
each lot will be planted evergreen and In front nne
shade tree making between 10 and 900 trees In the park
splendid depot In the centre Of the property and nne
school house. Corona has LOO Inhabitants. and
stores factories post ONCE and trains daily. Next
year II will have i2O trains with depos. and the com
mutation now but 0S cents per trip including both
railway and ferraRe-only miles by steam from New
York city, but y minutes from 3ith st., and
minutes from the City Hall, via James slip ferry Fol
time table see Daily News Maps free.
BENZ W HITCHCOCK, store t39 Sd av, above Oth II.
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GrtuIslous.

(U!OLERA BANKS.-Capt. Jack simmons An.
defson Colwrl pilot viii make hts last excursion
10 the Cholera Banks Sunday Sent. e. landing ut sth
ST. !. r., ats 4. NJ; Peck clip at A. NJ; Christopher
st. y. H., at i5 aud Pier 4, y. r., at $50 A. NJ. Lines
Gents, o.; ladies. 81.
FRANK & CHARLES LANG. Managers.
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4 LBANY and Troy by day lne.-Boats L. ViDbari
~ aud Daniel Drew Commencing May 27J leave Yes
try st. pier al 80 a. NJ and th st at 545 landing at
lonkers Iarry town. and Nyack (by ferry boa POugh.
kcepsie RhincbeCk, TVOl. CAskili aud Hudson Trim
tickets to Colzeuss West Point, Cornwall, and New.
West sud Nurth.
SS:"acial trains to SARATOGA and SHARON sams
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b,.,..-- carrying tile United states MAILS.
MlNNESOI 4 sails Wedncsday. Sept. o. atI2M.
WISCONSIN, SAILS "wednesday Oct 2, al 3P NJ
Cabin passage, fO gold. Steerage 40 currency
Drafts on England, ireland, sc.
WILLIAMS 4 GUION
nroadWay Nsw York
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Sbipprng.
4 MOTOR LINE .TFA,Itns

N Sail every "Wednesday and Saturday TO ard from
uIpsssow, Llverp9ol Londonderry, aud QueeHstown.
Insgngers booked % aud from any railway station In
treat ~ ilimn Ireland Norway. sweden Denmark, Ger.
many hoI,an i bs lnm. aud the United states,
=. AT LOWEST CURRENCY RATES.
brat,s on the Ola Country for any amount.
Apply at the Compnny's oftces, Bowling Green.
HLNnEkAON nkDInEnS AnnnI.
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&. HILTON sCRIBNER,
Secretary of state.

sHRRIrr's OFFICE, NEw COURT HoUsRl
CITY AND COUNTY or NEW YORK, !
August l. isI2
certify the above TO be true copy OF the election
notice received by this day from the Secretary Of
state. MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN,
~ sheriff Of the city and county OF New York.
Publishers Of newspapers will not insert this notice
without due authority See Laws 1850. chap. is0.
MATTHEW I. BRENNAN sheriff.
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SUNDAY TRAINS TO RoCKAwAY BEACH
Leave sith At. East RIVER, New York, at9l5 a. N.
a.. ketnrni9g leaye Boeksway Beach for Hunters Point
Leave East New York for Rockaway Beach at si5 A.
NJ, and 2.j5, 385, and Gi5 I. VI.
Returning, leave Rockaway Beach for East New YORK
at $50 aud II A. NJ, and and $50 r. NJ.
Excursion tickets to Rockaway Beach, good for ths
round trp on the day sold, 75c each.
JNO. II. MOKFOKD, Superintendent
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Sablnos Sanks.

IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
Y Is WARliEN ST, NEW YORK.
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST allowed on all sums
Interest commences from first Of January April july
aud October Bank open daily from 10 A. NJ TO s. =. NJ
WALTER W. CONCkLIN, President.
NANnERDtLT l., BUXTON, Secretary.
MUTUAL BENEFIT SAVINGS BANK,
WI itd NASSAU ST., SUN BUILDING, NEW loRK.
Interest commences the nrst OF crery month st the
rate Of six per cent
BANK NOT r. from 10 to daily also Monday and sat.
urdhy evenings ~ to ~ O'Clock.
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Yttturts.

fSTU@RE @ 6efpEe p ne Catholic Union by. the very
op oS9psr institute on Thursday evening, 10Th inst At
SSS'9eki doors open At Subject "WhAt the Popes
uia i M IqI Hone," Members Of the Union admitted on
slo"'ss 'hslr cards Of membership at the door. y.
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Smustn,tmts.

SEASON OF THIRTY NIGHTS, ,..,--
about 6SS@iPpsS'issS ps6 r. NoNDAf sept !" anu e'mn.'nS
se SSf morGps SGf S the Se & ET s the
Nst INST - -- - - ,....,. ,.,..
S% SosS.gs iSt asI De SS 'e 0
,,-.- -, -. NIGHTS. A., ,..,o..
Private Boxes from $500 to $780, according to the loca
N >oy oprv
Cd and 81 ave-, and $50 st.
anso,s,Ata MACHINEsY ,Y IN MOTION Im5S,,sr,v,
music by kEAllSo's ORCHESTRAL
AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
DOOTH's THEATRE, "THB. BELLS"
~ Nsns a ,onsn, mS; !. eUnnsbic2 ~ snnonncs
q THE BELLS"
MIR. JAMES ". %HLLACK
MATTHIAS A KANT az
DOOTH's THEATRE, BoUCICAULT.
PosTP0NEMENT.
The management respectfully announces that the en-
h,, been snG M ot one Week in con
sequence Of Mr. BoUtiCKGLT's Inability to leave Liv.
erpooi before Sept. I. per steamer Scotia
asns gTes e% Ss YORK WI" positively make their reap
In their worid,reHov iT ned personstion. o.
in Mr.. Rosciesats own drama of
ARRAH NA POGUE,
E.is %sn%cT II from The original model. aTn.ssd By NJ.
MIR. surrl pARRy Introducing MICHAEL rEENy.
MISS GERALDINE sTIyhhfRIT TIyhhfRI and Mr.. c. ALEX
rhs,, r-., onne,plnc.s MNpnhs in Amer,c.
ss sss' ' be good for same nsl''
B"knother new london scnsational drama. entitled
iih D''S or. !" i"'''
Preceded BY the COMEDY Of he N"
my DOCK
oro p,,IrT fIEcSs 60 AND MENAohTIsi rRopn,rrops
r..m.n1on. pn.,
- Tremendous hush ,.,,.,,
" W
THE TWO GREAT RIDERS
of the Age.
'''So" 'AOA'''A' Miss LUCILLE WATSON.
FOOT &c Spnysnent S2d t 1TPira RIVER
A%4sGG!fsSIsS SSH SSHI;,lffR%iiS$SFES$Ss fRi i!Sa SSSL5'
Attended By fa%iiie. @ And their delighted
Evening. .ise eIeSses Shei with the
ELITE Of TIE iSDtsrRiXL MASSES.
clovns-GEo. NJ. CLARK and F. ps HAVEN.
Door. or.ooe,,,,,,an-- cI,cu. n,r,orm,0c.. begin
an HS hour hna circus O'Sn
NAN uRXANT'S nINsTREIS an n
VD'LVtRy' tVENiNt.' Ar v 1ttiitant sucress 81
the Excelsior Minstrel Troupc. Messrs Kelly and
Leon, Dan bryant, Nel.e seymour, Dave Reed.
lFs9la Lessee ani Msnassr NJ hTausrIs DAILY
- S'' H'''sN 1-N 'i'" "ee. - .''' - Vail
Th,,d voet ~
'niAunNnSi
biA'o.'N''
The brilliant American Comedy.
EVERY SIGI,r Ars
h'E"i NIEni nj D
CRkSD oppU, uoI--p
G H5iie Issse. M mi nj Man., Il, AtrcrsrtS nary
EyeTy nieht until further noiice viii be
9TH WEEK % acted the Grand SPeeiacgs5 Fairy opera
,,opn, nonnt. ., hul CAlsol II, $4,000 -
~ koi. IN sets and ~ tahleaux The greatest en-.
LAkoIIE. tertanncnt ever presented In New York.
MA1lNEE or RoI CARoTTE SATU RDAY AT ONE.
Curtain rises every night At quarter TO at ii
0IyNpIC TIIp,Tur v.x Co,v,,,v
" ihs h9uahii9i npi ~ T9n - tirnlGd actress
rve,v rvsrinn Wt, r. d ;,G ,.,...
,.,,,, IN ,., ,.,,,.
"oNE WIFI" "6NE wiz"
RUBINsTEIN CONCERTS - sTEINWAY
THE SALE OF SEATS commences At steinwAv Hal
The price q, Rr.Srynd ssats Ia hccn 49, A. a. and 40
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WANTED-G.r,. good.opcrstos IN over ami bl.!.
a.. 3l htlIc.
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TRAINS To RocKAwAY REACH. VIA EAST NEW
YORK.
Leave East New York at sij and II O2 A. NJ and ~
sos, and Is z. NJ.
Returning, leave Rockaway Beach Tor East New York
al and A. NJ. and " ~, 80. and ass Z. N.
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VANTED-AG Grst.cia,s nurse aud sCamstrcss also.
floor
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NTED-ENp. rlolc.d wOol'cu shirt m.ker- Co.,
w work ON wheeler g Wilson's sewing machines, At
No. 81 East ld 50.
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.for Sab ano 10 iSu.

Sot SAt HhO TO I'll
i. >ICE 2story house. with large extension very
N cheap. East ith st., near East av, Hunters Point
FIO LET-store aud basement. 275 smith st.. Brook.
lyn wen htted up for shoe store or other business
q nne location. INQUIRE Of
JAMES WALKER, 229 West Warren st., Brooklyn.
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WANTED-Grls TO weave curtain gimp, nnsh
w shade taattE and cover tls-yl muull-. ApulN to
{. \. SCHMIDT, 70 Chambers 81.
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w tNTED-i." suit and cloak makers; nrst.class
w hands can hlNe steady employment and good
WAGES IDfLE 81 ADulflll, !S7 Grand u
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WANTED! operators on q Howe machine on
w shoes. 80 NOrih "a st. Wllllgm-hurgh
LOCKWOOD 4 co.
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StUins nlatblnts.
4lruirsslonal 6arOs.

EOR SALE-A splendid Wheeler Wilson's sewing
machine as good ss new for SIS. 81 Canal st, top
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I,OR sALE-At Hoibrook, |. T.. farm. ofs- 10. aud
~ acres At ~ per also village lots t25 to tiU
new cottages tiCOl and upward an In monthly pay.
ments, HobrOOk will he All important manufacturing
town Now contains church. school Post once. "a
stores, shoe factory slk works, sc. High, healthy
location no fever and aguc Take train from Hunters
Point atsA A " Friday. will be- 1T Holhrook station.
THOS A. r. WEBSTER, ~ Chambers st.
I'OR SALE-A cottage house. S rooms IN q nnc ln.
i cation full lot, 2jNlo. With alleyWay price e f'
only and terms to suit. BURRlLS real estate Office
No. ty 5th ay., near 9Th at, south Brooklyn.
4 nnn MECHANICS. clerks. and artisans have
.OON' wisely concluded TO suspend all business In
the City OF New York THIS day aud Httend John.
sons great sale Of lots At queens l. better lots
never offered Grafuas band and Harrison will be in
attendance; trains will leave James sp and saith ~.
ferries at lN9O O'Clock, sharp free tickets ~
JERE. JOHNSON, Jr., 3 Nassau st.. y. Y
IS 600 n,.,A AlN:cThTse:;;tSTy or,i, ,nd
containing i6 rooms let by noors only ts,,p terms
easy. Apply at 2'i West SSth St, basement.
A.)S FOR a small house In Brooklyn lots TO
'S-,bV lease at t@5 year Inquire At a Court st..
IirOoklyn, room 81.
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M,Oitnl.
nlSEASES Heart lungs, throat, liver, kidneys.
~ sCtoiula, every form skin affections cured.
l.. ii. BONE, N d, lpS West 10Th st,
SOuss furmsnln9.

FURNITURE, carpets, aud bedding, the largest
assul'ucht and the lowest prices lOr cash, Or Oh
Weekly or monthly payments, at
Is. NJ. COWpERTHWAlrS, 1855 Chatham Al.
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WASTED-At AZ l1, West 18th st., a smart tidy litti,
month; good home. y -
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4 TTENTION.-Twent years PtussAn h'spH
~ experience. Piles and skin diseases, even Of *
sAndlug, successfully aud perWanrutly cured. tll'
sultauun fTre. Dr FRANklIN, lbi BlerO ktr 81,
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STEAMBOATS, anS Rallroios.
7 ON0 ISLAND RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

TO RoCKAwAY BEACH.
From James slip and Sth ST., New York, via Hunters
Point ana Jamaica.
Leave James slip, New YORK, at 9S0 1870 A. NJ, aud
|, s. aud $50 Y. NJ.
Leave 3lth st., New York, at SIS, 9t5 aud l05 A. NJ
and lis. BIS l:t5, and 80 H. NJ.
Leave Hunters Point $50. 10, and II A. NJ, and I:so
SD 5, and 1:i5P NJ
Returning leave Rockaway Beach at7 g, aud II A. NJ
and l2:SO, li0, 29O, A35, and go L. NJ.
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WANTED At S. I. TAYLOR's pattern rooms, 81
" Broaa"ay, experienced trln.utrs ON paper pal
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JNFORMATION wanted.-The carmen who moved
i the goods from " Fulton st., Brooklyn to New York
either on Friday saturday last viii hear OF something
to their advantage by calling at and 10 whites st. N. Y
VNFQRIATION wanted OF Patrick Black, baker,
j by his brother James, OF 80 Corona Road, London
Address JAMES BLACK, box ne, sun office,
MIR FRANZ ZINk, from Lauf, In baden, is re.
4'I quebted to send his address to THOMAS IiNK
corner Morris and GouYeneur st., MeTose West,
chester county, Ny.
T'lIOUSANDS are entitled to pension bounty and
ptlIe money who Do not know II. Address or spplY
ar q; D. JACKSON late Surgeon U S, Navy. New
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FOREIGN Ne VS..

1t has been proposed to hold public meet
ing in honor of the late Professor Morse in
the City Of Mexico. -..vL
The appointment of the Marquis de Noyillcs
as French minister to the United States. is
officially announced. Fse.ra ...
The action of the police authorities at Co
penhagen in forbidding members of the In
ternational society holding meeting on Sun
day, and the subsequent arrest of the Presi-
dent and Treasurer Of the branch there, give
rise to great excitement among the members.
A large number gathered in the streets and
created some alarm by violent denunciation
of the government. They were finally dis
persed by the police and all is now quiet. Il
has been deemed prudent, however, to place
military guard around the public buildings
and palaces until the excitement is entirely
subsidized. The leading members of the soci-
ETY. will be prosecuted for high treason. The
police are adopting energetic measures to
suppress the tumult.
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one thing r plain that there q 10 80 i

one thing is plain That there Is to 30 4
sharp fight within the democratic lines, in
caucuses and conventions, for the selec-
ton Of delegates to Baltimore, over the
nomination Of Greeley. The leaders are
and irresolute. They have not
the courage to commit themselves squarely
for Greeley, but they don't know what else
to do. On the contrary the convictions
and feelings Of the masses are strongly
opposed to the surrender implied in taking
such leader There is division of the
most serious kind, and If the question of
the endorsement of Greeley were put to the
party to-day it would be carried against
him by an overwhelming majority.
The danger which the democratic lead
ers fear lies in this opposition of the
masses Of the party to him. If nomina
ted by the democrats upon the Cincinnati
platform, then the question will be with the
democrats, Greeley or Grant They have
already learned that in a choice of this
kind their party viii be split Which way
they settle it is none of our business or
concern, for If they don't nominate Gree
ley they are whipped, and if they do they
are beaten. 1t is only a choice of evils
with them at the best
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4 DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

The National Democratic Committee
have issued their call for national con.
vention of the party. The nomination
Of Horace Greeley interfered with the
plan Of holding no convention. The lead
ers did not dare to take the responsibility
OF endorsing him upon their shoulders.
and SO the endorsement or rejection of
the Cincinnati nominations is an open
question for the democracy to settle among
themselves.
mere have been many strange things
in politics. but this question now to be
settled by the democracy, whether thew
will support Horace Greeley as a cand;-
date for President or not, is the strangest
one that the democratic party or any
other party in this country has ever been
called to act upon The editor of the Trib.
une needs no introduction to the readers
of the democratic papers. but if they max,
up their minds as to his fitness for can
didate for President from such sources o
information, alas poor Horace. II Their
is ''lower depth" in politics have the,
not consigned him to it over and owe
again If there is an epithet that may ex
press contempt more forcibly than an
other have they not hurled it at himP !
the republican party has been guilty o.
sins Is he not the greatest sinner of all
These are some of the ideas that occur to
disinterested spectators, who do not care
whether the democrats nominate Greeley
or reject him and select another candi-
late.
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now THEY VOTED At CINcINNA r.

HOW THEY VOTED At CINCINN4 II.
The correspondent of the Boston Trans
cript tells in the following paragraph how the
votes in the reform" Convention at Cincin-
natl were in some cases cast
"The representations Of several States in
this convention have been purely bogus.
George Alfred Townsend, correspondent Of
the Chicago Tribune, has thrown the whole
vote of Delaware on every ballot. He is not
q resident Of Delaware. He is Bohemian
a citizen of the world. He had a seat at the
reporters table. In the call for States. the
clerk looked down to his seat and exclaimed
'Delaware!' Mr.. Townsend arose and said
Delaware, six votes for such a candidate
changing the vote in nearly every ballot
Sometimes he was absent, and when Della
ware was called one Of his associate reporters
would exclaim, Delaware has stepped out,
or Delaware has gone to get drink Or
the final vote, when several States were
changing for Greeley, Ben. Perley Poor, who
was sitting near said to Townsend, Greeley il
going to be nominated; you had better be or
the winning side, and change your VOTE Mr.
Townsend arose, addressed the President
and said, Delaware gives her six votes fol
Horace Greeley and it was recorded. Mr.. E.
Harris of Woonsocket, the co-laborer of Mr..
Atkinson in the free tree-trade movement,
was the only delegate from Rhode Island, and
gave its whole vote"