The sun., 1873-09-26

| iEc iasi clcrt,on wa. defeated 10y Mr.. CRatGeld,
/ who had majority ui flG'.
ruE CAYuuA ANu WAYNE DISTRICT.
/ There are nircndv four prominent candidates
/ on the Rcpunlican siatc IN the Twcnty-Htth D,s-
tri.t Wnvnr county. wild. II claims the npmina-
tom. PRESENTS three Of these. lie Hon.
JOHN vanjcrbcrg of Clyde, who was a
member Of the Assembly Aicms9y In,.a In EG ,ES, Eil
! county In the Convention equally with the Hon.
/ Pardon Durfcc Of Idmyta who was In the A.
scmbly of I. l. 4 comprumise candiialc in The
/ Ii men viii probnby lie Mr.. s. Gavitt Of Lyons.
/ lldt as Wayne has only six votes ia the
Will toe seen that II the latter
county does not ycld To- the claip
/ The crndidntc viii come from Cayuga. 1t is
pretty well understood that such vii! be the
Of the Ion william ~. WoUdin. In that event
there will be no doubt Of Mr.. woodins rctcc-
'P " he M ns, senta To snd W the % rcrornised SadeT II
/ his party. As Chairman of the Committee on
! cities. he had more than any one else to do with
/ the fixing up ot the charter ior New fotk.
! lie early became enlisted on the side ot the
! Custom House in the effort to put through the
! charter as drafted 10y Bliss and Davenport and
worked faithfully to that Cud, but was unable tn
~ IoWrrv. w II r wo"d' Chatrcid. and other.
/ oven under the crack oi Tia. party whin, when
l'1dcd down win I&!aS Daii'tnp1rt ,i',, aid ,9e
edly the ahcst man on the Republican side It
the last S'u1.c, aud on all questions OF party
| except the charter MS icad WiA iuloWtd; lie
| was a member Of Assembly IN lS5, and has
served two consecutive t,rms in the senate,
commencing with u. re u also onc oi me
/ p.oinih,nt men incnt!nnCd as thehcNt the next yh'l'e
u the Republican party for GoNcrnur. A. yet
there are no Democrats name as caudidatcs.
me Ilsltl't y r9l'tt' u 2" 'nc i"V,.nn'1lS, I'M
/ ycntion, which ,- very probable.
TuE oNrtutO. VANS, ASp srNrCA nlertIcr.
Tire N,u,hic.n candidate in thc Twenty.
. tNh District i- conceded 90 Scu,ca CuuutV
providing tire dri'-.,iun at that county arc
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- We !. - NY 10 't .'N' 81" = ..'' !; W '-
F ~ u, NlNh OF lN'tlc' d, ~ ..I, aln aln ,''5,t'I
J. '',nN'it D. lNiHtt "l ''FVit' ~ l'lHNt
,1ld To obtain tne h"mhlhti"n' A. prts'ht
] w ''dW iil 'h"uc's arc ,'.HNtd ID '' the
,,.t' thouSh iu1 trSnIs 8l a., A.v. are WiW'nluR
lNv ,'NNt,, anu ,rv, It,,,m,,, i'v, WI MN &W,
i,'-.s,nt,d tho ia.t ity6 ycnfs by n D,tn"cr,t
ma tt,r "A llt..r 10, l,.lu..n It ts 'u,t pr,IuIt,,
that there viii le any opposiilan tI the r,uoutl-
nation n Nr Jnif-'n n i'm Tho Dcfn0cr1fi,. q .fI.
trtt,n ts b.. b. a, .tl,.It ,I..I,f tl,r .tr.n,,.t
man fhcy r,n noiniitte. ami thc ont, ono. ma
winning Mr. John-nu's majority two ,,ars ar.,
wa pGi
E. N Frislie 0f Eltuire will probably reoe eive
a. 80. ~ I- i', - ,.,.''''. II 80 49,
,,i I. 80, - IT, , ',', ,,, iN, 10 u.,,'.rts ,,
~ ng,,o|t tb,f n. "a, ,in rirtt ur,iley # Iusb,,
th. R.t,,ii,i' ,.t, ,,,n'id"te '''"''N' -
90 'u' h'p""h'"" 'ahu'u"'e
mn hJSHOE pt>IUtlr
Mr. J. y. Decker Of Ir,ckpurt, Mr.. John Van
NUr.cs # ku-l .-tcr, MIR. II arri-uu INous of
B1-Ntlu, and SIR. Thomae Jcrarls Of Kusn. are
candidates for tue Republican n0miuati. u.
Decker would make a good senator, out b. uIitc
young. LNuns IL avery nice ma out doc. not
Van Norhcs would be a great triumph for tie
temperance party. that is n they are str ~
enough to nominate hun, for he can pr baby