New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-04


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Against, 203.s85
tits possible that consideration Of defective ballots
may change the figures slightly but not material
~ IL will he that Mr.. Williams the Temperance
candidate for Secretary of State, received Ss votes
The for the candidates the same ticket
about the same. No summing up OF the vote on the
Constitutional amendments has heretofore been gwen
1t will be that the proposition to appoint Judges
was Overwhelmingly defeated
Tug CALIFORNIA SENATORIAL CONTEsT-BooTH's
CHANCES GOOD.
SACRAMENTO, Dec. 2.-The State Senate hav-
ing failed to elect permanent officers to-day adjourned
until tomorrow. In the Assembly NJ NJ. Esee of San
Francisco independent aDurailroad Democrat)
elected Speaker and Loughborough OF FL Dorado County
chosen Clerk The chief competitor OF the latter in
the monopoly interest Marcus d. Boruck. Some
excitement occasioned yesterday by the action Of
Boruok who as Clerk of the last Assembly tempo
rary presiding pending organization motion for
OIL adjournment had been made from the monopoly side
OF House evidently for the purpose OF gaining time
70 effect arrangements the opponents Of Booth
for Senator; and Boruck. refusing to recognize call
for tho Yeas and Nays arbitrarily declared the motion
for adjournment carried. His conduct rebnked
day by resolution of the Assembly The ex Clerks
action defeated Its own apparent purpose by carrying 10
Booth votes hitherto in doubt The best informed
concur the opinion that the railroad party IN the
Legislature - badly demorazed, and that thus far no
formidable opposition to Booth has developed On the
contrary the election Of Speaker Estee strong point
ia Booths favor.
OFPICIALtVIEWS OF THE GOVERNOR OF KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 3.-Gov. Leslie, in a mes
sage delivered yesterday the Legislature takes earnest
aud decided ground against the awessness existing in
some counties Of the State. saying that while he has
90 authority TO call out the militia as IL conflicts
with the regular constabuary force Of the district dis
turbed, he vet recommends tho appointment OF com
missioner TO proceed 10 the dsordered districts and
secure the arrest Of the culprits. Concerning the
colored people the Governor says:
While our oOored population are struggling 40 earn
esty aud with measure hopeful 10 educate
ter children II TO that should shape out
them system OF schools and offer them at least the
of approval in their Efforts toward im
proyement. In each OF the annual messages have
heretofore delivered 10 the General Assembly called
attention TO this subject aud made recommendations
suggestive OF my views. I renew these recon-
meDdatous and earnestly invite your attention 70 inns
important interest. Our sense or justice VIII not
allow any longer TO ignore this demand
Tho Governor also recommends that all companies
proposing do business in the State under the general
Insurance laws shall be required TO deposit In the
Treasury at the beginning Of each year sum sufficient
not only 10 pay fees but also TO such assessments
as tho Commissioner may fnd IL necessary 10 impose
upon them meet any deficiency the expenses OF the
bureau Tor the Such provision, whle aHoruluR
cOnvehent relief 10 the public revenue Will impose no
unune s1scton upon any company. He further staN0-
eaIos we encouragement OF immigration ana the esaD-
h'nmeHt Vi bureau Of statistics. az In other Ststes
rHH DEMOCRATS AHEAD IN THE TEXAS ELECTION.
GALVESTON, Dec. 3.-Ten cities and stations,
Including Austin. Galveston Houston Jefferson. and In
dianoia, give net Democratic majority OF 1000 The
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