New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-01
THE OLD OATH AND THE NEW.

TJuRTY-FoUR DEMOCRATS AND TWENTY RFPUBLl
CANS PREFER To SERVE UNDER TIE OLD OATH
LIST OF THOSE TO WHOM IT HAS ALREADY
BEEN ADMINIsTERED-THE NEW OATH 10 GO
INTO EFFECT TODAY.
lBY TELEGRAPH TRmUNE.l
ALBANY, Dec. Sl.--At midnight the oath required
by the old Constitution to be valid and after
that time the oath. imposed by the cOnstitu-
tional amendments, must be administered to all
elective officers. Secretary of State Willers has.
therefore prepared oath-books from which the new
oath will be administered TO the State officers
ut the Inauguration tomorrow, and az
subsequent times TO such members of
the Assembly have not already
taken the old oath. The number Of those
who have taken the old oath, however, is considers
bic. The state officers and one Judge, the only new
state Senator, and 81 members Of the incoming
Assembly. have already subscribed to this oath
either before local judges or before Secretary OF
State WiIers himself. Below will be found COM
pete list of those who have taken this action the
names of the Assemblymen being arranged in the
order of date at which the oaths were filed in the
Office of the Secretary Of State The list comprises
81 Democrats aud 20 Republicans. All # these
oaths have been filed here since Nov. 80; more imam
four-ift Of them since Dec Ii, and Il within the
last two days Here is the list:
Canal COMM SSOner-ADlN lHAfEk ()bulJ
Stat, Prison Inspector-GEoRGE WAGNER (DemJ
milton II. MERwN Rep). supreme Court Judge for
the Fitn District in place of Judge DJotte deceased
senator-ALBERT p LAyNrNG.
AssEMBLYMEN.
FRANCIS W. VOsBURG tDemD OF Albany County.
WILLIAM F. TAYLOR U.ep) OF Rensselaer,.
BENJAMIN F. BARKELY (DemJ OF Greene.
HENRY J. DAGGETT GSepJ OF Oswego.
JAMES A. MILLER (Dom.) OF Orange.
J. VI. WHrBRCR (DemJ OF Rensselaer,.
HENRY Il. RANSOM (Dem.l OF Ere.
NATHANIEL NJ. HOUGUTON R,p) Of Saratoga
WILLIAM II. FISH DemD OF schuyler.
PETER SUNDERLAND Rep) OF Albany.
GEORGE WEST H.eF.) of saratoga.
JACOB FREAM DEM Of Ulster.
HENRY LAWRENCE (Dem.l of Columbia
WILLARD JOHNSON (DcmJ IF OswegO.
WATERS w. BRANAS tRcpJ OF Albany.
SAMUEL T. BENEDICT LDem) OF schenectady.
MAGrN sCHEScK DsmJ Of MOntgomery.
GEo. W. FAY (RepJ OF 'ltoD and Ham.lton-
JOSIAH RICH (Dem) OF Monroe.
RICHARD D. COLE DEM OF Monroe.
WILLIAM HOGAS (Dem.) OF Seneca.
EDWARD GALLAGHER tRepj Of Erie.
WILLIAM W. LAwsOS (R'pJ OF Eric.
WILLIAM II. ELY (DeuJ Of sego
WARNER MILLER (Repl VI HerhIDer.
CHARLES II. KRACK lDem) OF Ulster.
WILLIAM A. JOHNSON UopJ Of Ete.
ALONzO H. FARRAR Clep) Of Columbia.
JAMES 4. FAULKNER, jr. (Dem) Of LIvingston
ARTEMUs W. COM,TUCK tiep.l OF Niagara.
c. T. YEDDE2 lEepL Of Cattaradsus.
JAMES EIsHOP (Rep) Of Toga.
DANIEL L. WHITMOGE Rep) " Cortland
GEORGE BERRY DcuI.) Of Madison.
TIMOTHY J. CAMPBELL (Dem.) OF Now-YOrk
JACOB ID. WCRIZ (Dem) OF Ulster.
WILLIAM T. CALKIy5 (RcpJ OF Essex.
HASFORD STRCBLE N,pD OF Yates.
GEORGE TAYLOR (Drm.) " Monroe.
SHEPARD p. BOWEN R.PI Of Clinton.
GEoHGE A. sTAUF (DcmJ OF NeW-York.
KNOX MCAFEE lRepl OF New-YorE.
CHARLES REILLY ID M % NewIorS.
WILLIAM +. KIRK lDem) OF New-IJrE.
JOHN e. BRoGl~S Dem) Of New-York.
JOHN KEENAN, (Dem) OF New York.
LEO c. DBssAR DEM OF New-YorK
JAMES c. BROWN tDem.J OF RocKind.
STEPHEN GRIFFIS, 81 (Deml OF Warren.
NICHOLAS MCLLER (DemD Of New-YOrk.
WARREN G.. BENNETT DOM OF New-Iork.
join r. MCGOwAy (Dem) Of NoU-York.
THOMAS COsrIGAS DEAN Of New YORK.
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