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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-11-13

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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-11-13
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-11-13

A VERY diminutive negro, in tight
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the fashionable thing in hall porters.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-11-13

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-20
CATTLE MARKkTN.

BuYpALo Sept g-CArrLE-Reaops oaJ, inudns 10 -" 70
,ori 90 arrive 81 Lci making TIE total supply w e wee
Al head against - for the same tine @ "erS ns
ta..r ht Oh yeferll..
snd her WIN
the -lcna Of buyers poor Ae.
N bet9 we're disposed IA Ohio teens ranging from US
al 9-6 n Al III Cheroee syerisng @
m Al "a 81; G7 Missouri ayengng lsl1 10 ~ - -
Mrboan steers ranging 8B TO LIZ D. az p4~1b - % na
ms steers averaging O9 H. %; 10 State tocker averaging lOS
at "a %. ,,oo,.., Ii. a. o..t am
DIV M The heal against II 800 FOR The sae hs
IA wees. Make yceria}, bl pfc,. uishni'
lies 500 Mrapan Sheep ayeacngi9 at go 80 J{ ~ az
ada sheep, averaging IN 70 a. p" =, 90 a-as9 IS
Iogs: Rocep to-day. 3G0J head m,ting de total sapyI
m Inc week thus Tar ag 21cO lead Tor NE s'e nns
last week; market bic per csL on ron Yesterday S
3 sales. III
rs rs az $685. o. Ohio averaging 100 to 30 ID a.
a 80 ~; 2OJ Stler, Averaging ~ 10 at 90 -: 49,, l.
ert QCATfLR MEDIUM aud common dull ann IA
lower: tops scarce unchanged best on sale Today 20 ~
nat GENERALLY rsel quality, $685. medium or g'"' '
ans,r 5 I'D IS receipts 300 head sses, 3J5o head -
Hoes closet weak oSeT receipts heaEyi sales al % 's
receipts. l0O7l head - -. tt.t... ia. =,
g. 21a Sc 81 receipts, 2lO bead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-20

was to-day. nominated for Congress by aecanauo" "
the Grant Republicans OF the With District OF U"S
soy which comprises Essex County.
BAIriMoRE, Sept. i9.-The Grant Republicans OF 'e'
I'd District OF Maryland at Towsonton to-day n"h@
mated Major A. ID. Hancock Of Hartford Tor C0nHreS
CHICAGO. Sept 19.-At Owatonna' Minn ""Ay' ~.
Hon. Morton g. wilkinson was unanimously nomina.ea
nv the Liberals and Democrats for Congress from the i
District on a Free Trsdo platform
BURLINGTON, NJ j., Sept. 19.-rhe Liberal K'puohoaa'
and Democrats of the I'D District have renoiDnaed '
Hon. Samuel c. Forler for Congress.
NORFOLK Va, Sept. 19.-Tho lid Congress 's'r'D'
Conservative Convention which met here 70 day. unan-
mcusly nominated Major Baker T. Loe. the Assoca1
Editor of The Norfolk Journal Congress. The ANU
Plat Republican Convention. which also met mere 10
day, nominated DR.. d. M. Norton (coloFeD OF YORK
County for Congress-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-20
TIE ELECTION INSPECTORS.

The Board of Police met yesterday, and de-
bated the proper Interpretation of the language used in
Section 70 OF The Election Law in relation TO the right OF
the minority political party 10 be protected at the polls
by inspectors Of their political faith. Mayer Hal
WAS present and Commissioners BOsworth, Manierre,
and Barr. Commissioner Mauierre claimed that as the
representative of tho Republican party in the Board
which party in the minority at the last election for
Governor he had the right given him by the law to ap
point the publican Inspectors. After considerable
discussion the following pissed unanimously:
iron Information given to tie Boar and in construction
j. tc heoa law The naming OF Inspector, Fho repre-
r rrI 90 ia sail section, belongs TO- IN tue lang
o . section Minerge, unlfts Commissioner Sh
t1 Ioy asu al sha Ae4 ef claim us, uni-r SAL euon
torsei Ia ie minority l4mng Board at present having no
oIlc4i information regarding biz smitls views
The following was then introduced:
Re- 9 otri viii appoint transfer I1,peeo 50 that
ai election district Of "hch Ne u o
except spec reasons that arse upon Consideration oil Us
qualification under the lsw.
The resolution was defeated by the following vote (;
observation-disclosures Bosworth and Mayor Hall Nays
Commissioners AIaIicrre and Barr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-20

DIED.

pROwRR-in San Francisco Feb. 20, Anthony Brewer
Tie friends Of the family ore respectfully q 70 ae
b funeral Al sous Church, corner touha,e qua I"eH0
st. on Friday sept 90 at me- without iurt-er nouce'
CARoLIN-on Sarah wife Of Dimes Caron IN the h yef
OF Der oo.,. -. -. toq r.,
at O'clock Patcks Cathedral where solemn
Mon mass OF requiem viii be celebrated for the reo 81 her eas
ene 10 Cavry Cemetery Friends and relatives Of the family arc
respectfully invitel to attend .
CHURCH-A Washington COuu, Sept 10. sheldon P Church Of
Brooklyn n. Y. aged y.
mi, remains ", r. Inferred In Greenwood Cemetery
PsKE-In Brokly "Wednesday TIE ls inst EiWaf Parson 500
of William and Nellie Hske aged IL weeks - 81.
10Th inst
COBS-On wednesday evening Sept 49, Heyey an infant sSa
of NJ and Sarah T. Jacobs ace II months and u day.
respectfully invited ~ a.tcAa tue
u residence parents 39 Wet Thirty aFst On saturday, tbs
2lst inst, at IL O'Clock.
sTOCKWBLLAt Orange N j. Sept 49, Nathan H. SiockWe 'g'A
b. ---.-...r. t-.t,.4 q. .,,.,S
lie funeral al late residence, Hghs. orange n D. on F
aOb last at O'Clock Train leaves loot OF bar'sysI
1:OP ... . -. 80.
UyDRRHL-At Yorktown 18Th ms, Daniel c. Undera in bis Sh
P9sera a, Friends Meeting house, at Amawak Seventh Day 2
Will b. ~ waiting al AaOAAh on tue A "
the 25 O'Clock train Harlem Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-20
CONGRESS NOMINATIONS.

HAYsvILLE, Ky, Sept. 1s.-rhe Liberal Re-
publlcaus and Democrat OF the Xth Congress District,
Yesterday unanimously nominated the Hon john ID.
Yonne Of Bath County Tor Congress.
ADRIAN. Mich. sept l0-Tho Liberal Republicans Of
the I'D Coucics5 District, Thursday last, nominated
the Row Aa Bah.n OK President OF the Obtrln Ohio.
College, as a candidate Tor Congress.
BOuoS Sept 1o-rhc Labor Ref)rmers ~ 'he vth
Congress District have nominated James N. Bulmn oil
Lynn Tor Congress on the fInai ballot, Bunum had -
votes. 10 Il for Bafts, aid 10, Gooch
NEWARK. n. j.. sept U.-EA-Goy. alrous L. Ward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-20
NATIONAL LIBERAL CONVENTION or COLI
ORED MEN

All coored men throughout the country
favorng reform in the Government the recohcina"os
Of all the people Of common country ana Tue CON
fncment Of Federal power within It's constitutions
limits are earnestly requested 20 attend the Liberal
Convention OF Colored Men, at Louisville KY, sept 20
or to forward their before the date OF ths
meeting, to the Auxiliary Committee at Louisville
VIM H. Chambers Ind. Chris. A. Fleetwood. III
sanu y ecoTfron n Y James VI. Parker Penn.
A. W. A. DeLeOn. Mass. Ch1s. +. Daiy' tlorlda-
John Lelry, y. Z. j. oeld NldIbih, ~ 49,
WIN n sounGers Nd Auxiliary COmmiitea
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other ship Yeps see Second Page.I

For other ship Neos see Second Pd1cI
ARRIVED. . =.
steamship Gen Se1yWick Evans. New Orleans sept H. WIN ~
and psss 10 c. H. Malery Co. o.. - -. ..o ana ,...
Ssmbin PERT Gadner Galveston Sept TO- win rose ana paw
TO Y. w. kentTen ~, re. poi,t .ni Norfsk
Win ndse and Old Dominion Sesnsh 20 NJ ., -.
Shin Isdy Pamersson Liverpool, DIVINE Cacuta my &C. WV
udse l. anchored outside tho Bar % - .., la.
Rs,t tmalie (asfl Soernga Bordeaux 50 days with muse
R,r[ Limerick Lass YeatOn Aleppy 100 dags WIN nose
@ 49, mo- Christensen Cardiff 20 days With railroad rou
re- la fof Porlsa Thompson. Gbaa. CGta Il days. slh 'as
an FIs,ri r) LANCE Antigua 25 days, with old iron
Brs Laura Price laytenl Wilson. PotanPHDoe oAy" VII" s
wood aud coffee AZ. p,...,a,t. d.v. wirb
yellow lumber ui.A Lib
chr IN Brown RobbEs john y. b.. days, with lumber
sCHOoNERs-RIyER AND CoAsISlsR
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Sooeals Retimore j. q. Willetts. Allen aniua
$500 CatagamteaE. ROcklaDd.
10. Wind RockIsrd. Herald. kOckland
49,, Rsrgnr Z Arcullrius. ROckand
Pnsseu Posten Potter. Greenpolnt
Minerva, Fall River Ehh
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=" NJ Toa,o,ns Proriienc. F. NJ Wheaton, FrOYdan).
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Isaac Be fOs Norfolk. &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-20

WING.
(BY TELEGRAPH To THE TRrBUNBI
COLUMBIA, Sept. 19.-The report recently pub
bished that the Noses wing OF the Grant party IN
South Carolina is about declare for Greeley has no
foundation The Moses faction is known here az the
thieves party It contains all the most disreputabe
characters carpetbaggers and natives black and white,
who have figured prominently in the systematic rob-
berry OF the people which has been carried on for i've
years under the forms State and local government 1t
va, the outrageous and scandalOus rdscalty Of the
leader of the Moses faction aud his principal adherens
that caused the split in the Administration party and to
those who are at all familiar with the politics OF South
Carolina the report that these punderers were likely TO
affiliate with tho Greeley movement appeared too absurd
for belief
Grant has nowhere such devoted parsans are these
thieves Their operations from tie start have only been
rendered possible by the support they have received
from his Administration and If be should not be re-
elected the whole crew will make haste to leave the
State In view Of such contingency, their plumber Is
mainly deposited in New-York The Tomlinson faction
which ia making fight with Moses and his robbers
ring for the possession Of the State officers although it
contains number Of whose are not good Is
receiving the support Of the taxpayers generally who
think any change will be gain. Judge Orr and Senator
SAWYER are the leaders Of this faction. Like the Moses
wing they are supporting Grant, though with much less
earBesness. In their efforts TO reform the STATE GOVERN
nent they have the support OF the Liberals VINO VIII
vote their ticket because they sec no otner paclcaOe
method OF driving the thieves from power
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-20
HOW TIE GRANT PARTY TREATS COLORED
MEN
CoLORED VETERANS REFUSED ADMISSION TO A
HOTEL AT PITTSBURGH-rHE PROPRlErORs
ENTHUSIASTIC GRANT MEN.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNBl

10y 1BLBGRAPH TO TIE IuBuNb'l
PITTSBURGH, Sept t0.-With the close OF the
Soldiers and Sailors Convention here, the action Of the
proprietor of the MononSahea House IN refusing accom-
mediation 70 Frederick Dougass eldest son Lewis, and
number OF other coloed veterans exoes considerable
comment This hotel the largest in Pittsburgh, and
its owners Lyon Short Co.. the great iron firm, and
the gentleman who manages it, arc numbered among
the staunches hackers OF the Administration, and wied
n good deal Of influence. The building was notceaDV
the most richly and rrofusey decorated OF its kind In the
CITY, The distinguished soldiers in attendance at the
Convention were Hospitality entertained there' ana
all tho leading lights of the ADMINISTRATION
party remained there during their stay in this city The
Washington Veteran Club comprised OF some 22OperSons
made arrangements many weeks for apartments and
board at the same hotel. The white Of the delega-
ton were at once assigned but Lewis Douglass
and the other colored veteran members OF this deeSa
ton, were denied Accommodations Incensed at the
action of the proprietor the President OF the Club Cen
Chapman held consultation with the delegation, when
IL was decided to secure quarters elsewhere and the
Club fled out OF the bste and were taken III charge by
a number Of citizens In justice to the proprietor 1t
may be stated that he willing to receive the coored
men If they would be satisfied with apartment by
Themselves in which table could be spread, ana where
they would be made as comfortable as circumstances
would permit; but this not satisfactory and the
delegation departed, as has been stated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-20
INDIANA STRAIGHT. OUTS.
A CONVENTION OF FIFTEEN BoURBONs-A STATE
TICKET NOMINATED.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNBI

n
TICKET NOMINATED.
[3Y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUEBl
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 19.-lnspTred by the
presence OF senator Morton, IN whose interests hey
lately went to Louisville, fragment OF the Srasht-Out
Grant Democrats met here to-day, and amused them
selves by nominating what they call State ticket Ihe
marty was fifteen in number and on the strength OF ths
representaon candidates were named for all the state
officers including Alfred p Edgerton. the gentleman
who was candidate for the Vce-Presdency before the
Iouisye Convention. The other names arc or no CON
seonence as they were heard Of outside or In
diana, and SO far as can be learned not even
in the State Mr.. Moreau nominated nimse1
for Congressman-atLarge. All the pretense
of actual deiberatOu observed, and p0mpOus resO-
lutious nut FORTH the effect that We hereby ndorse
the high position taken by candidates for President
and Vice President and cordially commend them 10
tho Democrats Of Indiana for their united support" lt
was calmly assumed throug hout and the assumption Is
encouraged by the Grant papers, that OConor has ac'
ceptcd the nomination. MORGAN, the person VINO
ilod or Mr. OConor at the Aston House the repre-
sentative of the Louisville raDbe ana VINO was redy
not authorized 10y the Convention that duty having Dceh
assigned the President James Lyons who retired IN d
gust thrust himself forward all through the meeting To-
day and made much boast OF what would result rom to
clorlous enterprise though when questioned on thc mat
fer he amely that at best such schehe Oly
aided Giant. But Grant DO declares more 'olerae 10
fine Democrats than Greeley. The amusing partO Ule
is that there is scarcely pretense at secret
that Morton pays Tor these absurd performances Az
far as any possible effect these ephemeFal outouSs
are OF no more weight in the pending contest In tins
state than the result OF district school meeting The
following IA the full ticket nominated:
Governor, A. p. Edgcrtoni Lieut. -Goyefnor, Green
DnrbIn Secrary of STATE, Alfred Parsons Auditor OK
state Otto BOrtticher; Treasurer Of state, Dr. BE
Bride; Attorney Ceneral. Thomas branhaln C0nEieSa-
rod. Elcctors.l Large DR. Graham, " Fitch, Charles
Ileeyes. lame, Wilson, 4. j. Foster.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-20
Grerlal N0tltes

HEADQUARTERS. EEw.YoKK Liberal REPusLicAN STATE !
COMMITTEE Rooss $50 AND 81 ST. NicHo Sss, hSIT h
The Headquarters of the New Yof Liberal Iepns,
St Nchoias Hotel All communications shO1d Is ,9 - JOIN
coc1s h place S s.s5 o date JOHN chaf5n
Grand Mass Meetiss Willie beg at 'hs Cooper Union MOS.
p G6a5 a q ii l % or sac purpose cco1s g.
,ycsi eft ali tie Reform organizations sui tieas Of Reform %
Ms civ devise for the reform OF our Da
nip1l i yaneo Hsu Edward Solomon Hon VIM c. Brant
Hon Cn Poster Donra9 B. Ea,oa 1d o9e,s aay, oee1 'o-
s Execaiye Commute
D. WILLIS JAiII,. stiPs 4, +, tIl liS'
RobERr HoB JOHN WHEELER.
JOIN srErGhSSoN. J9HH =; E ,R9SsS,Sl9i,fvs
GIO. r. PUTNAM, &C pOSr ND.
8 y Ja a.lts ,'''- HOOPER 9 van WORST
y y T. T. S s.1,of sss r''' R,-oses
Grand Hnlly az WigTnn fcfi,ei9i6,s ee Sgah ,ai
,1Se, ie is.s oaoc. EuiaeS seeding by
Hon ii 4o X + L4S M s sYdS D. CUSACN ESQ.,
''H''" 40 -'' ' - r. L. DAGHAGn Pr,st
seventh-ave. Properiy-Swner9 ges.as s 3; seh ..
yRNSG oco Pune;aal tniae reqlesel, uposlAns
She WOri1irgw pretfs Protective Union.
% BeeeAer o ,Ae pseoa al rer,,; o. sa aa 9oeeSe'
oOPiSfS TRADES" oaES, CLhlAs @e' az su9aAed :" en-
% az. ~. Objected w law WEN r. assy All e Of nsr.e ''
Gyoeiey Has and Capes.
Eaautartai.r, Of al Einas Of CAMPAIGN EQUIPMENTS
AMIN & Go., EIag aud llanner siunaIacturers tor
the C4noirl - aal iOi FuLfOs-sl cor hllNo Se-i0k
Patent Open-wore banners. Fiass, aad Tran,pncnee.
Portraits .aA aAcd bY mall telegram Lam
iGAh Co, 1895 broadway. N \
Opeu-VOrh hammers. Parade Banners Transparcs-
Clcs, FLAGS. FOE Is 49,, a.
HOJLG GaAHAMS " Duin~.t NY
Political Opcn-woris, Banner-, Pertrais, siaE.,
TRAN. AAtl, acc Tor Che cGnpsa, AZ th1 hctlaTtsTS lot
fia.l-s.. william. Ncw York
~ st, onre No,ise. rae lAl Is yos saRoye isess rs
Wy o. la oAlHhpA1, s"|. ~ 1879. VII coe q Ais
WEDNESDAY, attn cdOGsDAr, "A a.. sad "a SATUe,
DAG al ssi il l- T. "a jVaSS. pO.uB s-gar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-20
SENATOR SEIZURES OVATION FROM HIS
TOWNSMEN.
TIE CITY FILLED WITH PEOPLE-AN IMPOSING
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BLYTHE SENATOR
AND EMF. ROTH.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BY TIE SENATOR
AND EMIL ROTH.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNBl
WATERFOWL, Wis, Sept 19.-While Senator
churz walked about to-day receive the heartfelt
gratulatons Of his old friends and neghbor each train
poured the city large delegl tons from the adjacent
cities The streets Joyous with banners and re-
sounded with the music OF bands Att o'clock the Sen
ator was escorted from tho residence OF Mr. Muberger
by hundred horsemen. five bands OF music, and long
procession Of fOOtmen The procession fled under an
archway of evergeens spanning the streets, and be-
tween houses draped with flags and adorned with Ieafy
garands At the public square were gathered 5000 men
and women who Welcomed the speaker with cheer after
cheer. Schurz began his address with the remark
that ho greatly pleased and felt amply JUSTIFIED by
the cordial welcome OF his townsinen He had read at
ST. Louis statement that 1t would not be safe for him
to show himself before his hearers [Derisive augher
He then spoke at length the political issues OF the day
discussing the questions OF amnesty for the South'
carpebag abuses Civil Service the oOrruptiOns OF the
Administration party the Santo Domingo job the sale Of
arms the French and the Of revenue Offices Tor
political purposes Emil Roth followed IN forcible and
convincing speech when tho audience again gathered
around the Senator to revive acquaintanceship.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-20
pASSENGERS ARRIHED

FROM HAyANA-In steamship Cogsnh1. sept ID .Mr. v
Cb Bch-ea ami servants Ramon Grerre, Lopez H. A'NsN
"a Cootero Jose Pr Il. Murphy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-20
LIBERAL NOMINATIONS IN NEVADA.

SAN FRANCISCO, sept lo.-Ihe Democid"
and Liberals of the State Nevada met at Reno to-day
and nominated r. NJ Clarke C. w. Ldghtner and NJ. ~
Sfope for Presidential Electors e. W. kendall Ior Con
gress A. NJ Seawell for Supreme Judge ana j. u i'"s
for Stale Printer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-20
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
SECRETARY RAWLINS'S SON AND BROTHER
FOR GREELEY.
REASONS FOR THEIR DISTRUsr or GRANT
LEY TELEGRAPH TO TIKI TRIDrNR.l


CHICAGO, Sept. 10--At Warren, yesterday
Senator Trumbul after his address, was called upon ny
brother OF the late Gen. John A. Rawns, who' 10
gether with his father and Gen. Rawlins's son. arc
enthusiastic for tho election Of mr. Greeley. One cause
Of their lack Of confidence in Grant is mentioned as inc
difficulty they had in obtaining the fund raised for the
widow Of Gen. Rawlns Atwarren. in the region whore
Grant is generally known the opposition his reelection
Is reported as very formidable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-20

ss6 Broadway, factory Jones manufacturers Of FSs
rim V,RE GOOD for years Oier ge lss'rtoa
rr AZ wholesale or retai also China, Glass AM Gas f4sN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-20

week from tonight Good speakers and goo club viii
DO present at each meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-20
NdRRIEU.

residence Of p. Morton, he"por
r l. on the 1871 inst the Rev. Henry G. Potter D esastea
j. T. d. D. Mahol bsnus 10 mary Aiofo" hA'S
peepce daughter Of the late Rev Alanson HartPence
hi Notices Of Marriages msst be Endorsed 0'h ~"
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-20
SOUTH CAROLINA POLITICS.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

NO FOUNDATION FOR THE REPORT THAT THE
LIBERALS WILL UNITE WITH THE MOSES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-20
CENTRAL NEW-YORK AROUSED TO TIE
WORK.

LARGE GATHERING OF LIBERALS AT ONEIDA
JUDGE HENRY a. FOSTER NOMINATED FOR
CONGEEsS-ADDREsSE BY EG-GOF' SEYMOUR
AND TIE HON. DE WITT c. LIrTLEJOHN'
INV -HIrGRA PH 10 TIE TRIBUNEl