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The New York herald., 1877-09-12
PETER COOPER's CREED.

HE TELLS COMPANY OF LADoRERs THE
REMEDY FOR THEIR WRONGS Is TO VOTE
FOE GOOD AND WISE MEN.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE Herald
TRESroS, n. j., Sept. IL. 1877.
The venerable Potter Cooper paid sit to this city
to-day and was received by Hon. Charles Hewitt, who
conducted him through tho extensive works OF the
Trenton Iron Company and the New Jersey Steel and
Iron Company. He is the founder OF these establish
ments Mr. Hewitt, In his address OF welcome, said
that the workingmen disked dcmagogues, because
they had million Of words for them while Mr. Cooper
had given them millions OF doars
MR.. coorER's SPENCE
On being Introduced to the workingmcn Mr. Cooper
made brief speech, during which he said that he
always workrgman in every sense Of the word par
ticularly In his early years. He is devoting all
the powers OF his intellect TO the interests Of the work
fncmen OF the country lie hoped 10 SEQ tho time
chsnscd when people would not strive get the
thay could out OF the worxngmen and give the least
Ior lie hoped 10 sec them well paid for their labor
The remedy for their wrongs did not lie revolution,
but by casting their votes Tor the and man.
GoOp WISHES.
no hoped they would always prosper, never fear 10
90 right ana always avoid dong wrong He said that
durag the last year there had 900 readers IN
the Cooper Union and :, 600 pupils.
HASDsHAKIxG CHEERS,
He shook each man by the hand warmly. aftcr which
three rousing cheers were given for MIN. lie was
highly pcasc0 with the cordialiiy shown him and the
men were delighted with his visit.
HALE SoxoGrNARIAN.
MT benjamin Fish, aged ninety two years, of Carr
den and Amboy lame, WAS introduced TO Mr. Cooper,
very pleasant conversation. Both looked halo and
hearty apparently their ntcllects were as clear
and vigorous ever. Mr. Cooper, alter dining with
Mr. Hewitt returned home to New York on the five
o'clock
The New York herald., 1877-09-12
DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEES.
THE STATE CONVENTION TO BE HELD AT Al
BANY OCTOBER 3.

BANY OCTOBER 3.
ALBANY, Sept. II, 1877.
The meeting of the Democratic State Committee
to-day very orderly, but there was tremendous
amount Of antagonism hidden behind the smiling
masks of each comn,tteeman. The significance of the
vote for Albany lies the general belie that II the
Convention should oe held here tho manipulation
delegates by the old ticket will be
thorough, srch Bixby aud Nor,
risscy, who represent anti-Tammany. are already
saying that John Kelly has got blow over tho
head even this carly in the campaign. Tne fact is,
however that number of Now York delegates favor.
able to ticket voted Tor Albany because It was
convenient than Syracuse, and a number OF
more convenient for them, although they were old
ticket men. Among those who voted opposition
the alleged political import as to place are Mr. William
A. Beach, Mr. Laain, Mr. Allen G. Beach and
others. Tho ume october 3, is considered cartier
by week than . the neT,sieket newt ,. men h hoped ped
new-tickct men. John Kelly had proposed September
81, but upon ihe suggestion Of Mr. Gordon that no
county, and ward conventions could be held In
the country within the time proposed he very readily
gave in his adhesion to October subsequently the
vote was such on September ~ that he adhered to 1t
and voted for it.
From indications after the adjournment 1t may be
pretty safely predicted that Alien G. Beach will get tho
nomination Tor Secretary OF State, although the entire
old ticket Will not be nominated Attorney General
Fairchd may get through by scratch, on account of
the backing behind him. having both Seymour and
Conking for uncles but there seems to be no hope for
Bigeiow.
CALL.
The following call was issued to-day
''ALBASY, Sept IL, 1877
''The democratic republican electors OF New York,
and all others approve the results three years
OF democratic administration in purifying the public
service, elevating tho standard oil Official character
and reducing the burdens Of taxation requested
elect tnrco delegates from each Assembly district
10 represent them in state convention, TO be held a
Albany, on Wednesday, October 3, at Twelve O'clock
nominate candidates for State oices to be elected
at the ensuing election, and to transact such other
business may properly come before the Cow
'By order OF the Stale Committee
I'D. MAGONE, Jr., Chairman
tsEDGAR X. APGAR. Secretary,D
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THE OFF1CE-HOLDERS.

Republican primary elections were bold last oven-
ing in the FIRST seventeenth and Twenty first Assem-
bly, districts to I'LL Offices vacated through resienatons
The election IN the FIRST district was held at No. l52
Franklin street and the following officers and dele
gates to tho Central Committee chosen:--presi-
dent, Charles Il. TrUnor; First Wee Prcsl-
dent, Stephen Markham, and Secretary, Joseph
+. O'Brcn; Delegates TO Central Committee,
Edward Hill Samuel g. Burns, James j.
Keenan,, John Connors and John Mnoncy.
In thc Seventeenth Assembly district the following
ticket was elected second Vice President William
The New York herald., 1877-09-12
PENNSYLVANIA PROHIBITIONISTS
(BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD. I

IBY TELEGR3PH TO THE HEKALD. I
HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept IL. 1877.
Although tho State Prohibition Convention will
meet In this city tomorrow delegates
be found, and the indications arc that
the meeting so lar as numbers are con-
ccrncd will be failure The Convention Will
scarcely oc large OF that Of the worknamen. A
state ticket viii bo nominated and series OF resolu
tions passed adopting measures looking to tho abo
ton OF intoxicating liquors und drunkenness.
The New York herald., 1877-09-12

II. Adds; Delegates to Central Committee. H. B.
Smith, James Perry Fred Letzeiser, Joseph Nairn,
$. " r. Cooper, Luther Horton and " illiam J.
O'Bryon.
The Twenty arst Assembly District Republican As
sociaon elected the following delegates to the Central
Committee John d. KINNEY. Horatio =. Allen,
James II. Thompson, Sr. henry X. Motley, Samuel
Luckey ana Frederick Reed.
The New York herald., 1877-09-12
PENNSYLVANIA GREENBACKERS.

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
At greenoack county convention to-day ticket
was nominated and delegates elected to the Will
transport State Convention on the 10Th inst.
The New York herald., 1877-09-12
THE NEW YORK LIFE FORGERY.

The following shows in a fcw words the existing
status o. individuals who are alleged TO have been
implicated in the passing OF the forged $64,O00
check Maxwell, the broker, not indicted; II. +.
Browne, late Of the House of Detention, has turned
states evidence; Joe Eliot, alias Little Joe who IL
Is alleged, carried tho check to MAXWELL has made his
escape from custody Becker is out on bail, while
Chadwick and L.. A. Browne are In Ludlow street
JaiL Inc only man that eau be directly accused OF
participation IN the forgery matters stand IS tho
engravcr, Herring, now Ia the Tombs -
The New York herald., 1877-09-12
PLATFUHN AUOFTkD.
Tho following resolutions wero adopted

That we reairm the principles which have guided the
the sseads purpose Of The republicans Of Wisconsin to
with all good citizens in maintaining in letter and
equal rights and protection 10 all II maintaining tho
@ forms. to secure .cononiy and efficiency in every
branch Of the gGvernmen.; shS, most earnestly
Union and its speedy return TO material prosperity
That d essns % protest
% hs and n' To ~ 70
v y x :: y
appreciated and the rscpIoca pledges made by
li We shall re rejoice Il the Southern policy tue Prssdeni
s ssR'a Il
that thor DO adopted which shall secure to all
joyment Of their constitational rishts.
N. ns spss sa M
to criticism meets approval The perfection Of our
Of the most duties Of The Soar All efforts IN
that direction should be fairly consderod hehsr hastily
That purposes patriotism Of President Hayes
That the attention Congress be called to the necessities
Ss Of ass ct sI @ s s ss e
the complete protection OF the people from undnc
That we reioco % that the dssy republican patyn
uphoding .ne national credit has brought our currency
ss hs the silver aaaa 70 ~
Rsss :Sssy :ss %'as
pr.vided BY Law with coinage so regulated to m.,a.an
gold silver anu legal notes as money. While
ssy e.. party ar M w
the condition Of workngmen who willing to work but
unable find employ and public attention should
be called the Importance the labor question:
the careful consde should be given
by federal and State legislation.
That further besowal Of public lands
railroad and the establishment
regulation ot Interstate railroads their
Importance national highways and the interests Of
people demand
the in which the republican party has been in
the asccndancy has been found
this State and therefore confidently point TO its whole
history. especially the and
traton Governor Harrison Ludngton, the best evil
dence and of its intentions and purposes the
The New York herald., 1877-09-12
THE SUNDAY LIQUOR LAW.

Tho Board OF Excise In the several towns OF Rich
mond county have determined, whcro the proof IS
positive, to revoke the licenses OF all persons who sell
liquor Sundays. The Temperance brotherhood
are now busy obtaining evidence 10 present to the di
icrent boards The Witnesses, IL Is undcrstoou must
be residents Of the county and must swear TO having
purchased liquor OF tho persons complained OF on
Sundays.
The New York herald., 1877-09-12
BREAD WINNERS DELEGATES.

A convention OF tho independent party, or Bread
Winners, OF the Twcnty-hrst Assembly district was
held last evening at No. 100 Third avenue Henry ID.
Corey presiding The following delegates were elected
10 represent the disrict-in the State Convention,
TO be held at Albany September 25:-Hon Theodore
Il. Tominsop, Thomas II. Ferris and Patrick kearnoy.
The New York herald., 1877-09-12
MAssA CHUsETTs PKoHIBITIoNIsTs.

WORCESTER Sept H. 1871
Tho Prohibition State Convention will be held here
tomorrow ior nominating candidates for State OIL
ccrs. John J. Baker, OF Beverly, will probably DO
nominated for Governor Rev. DR.. ID. G. Eddy, OF
Hyde Park, will preside.
The New York herald., 1877-09-12
THE ELEVATED RAILROAD.

The New York Elevated Railroad Company have
just completed a new siding al Fny-nnth street and
turn tables At each end OF the limo From this date
the engines will turned and will precedc the trans
going south, ashley have always done going north.
The New York herald., 1877-09-12
MAINE ELECTION.
THE LEGISLATURE STRONGLY REPuBLIcAN IN
BOTH HoUsEs-FURTHER DETAILS OF TIE

THE LEGISLATURE STRONGLY REPUBLICAN IN
BOTH HoUsEs-FURTHER DETAILS OF TIE
VOTE.
PORTLAND. Me-, Sept. H. 1871.
The Senate stands % republicans and 3 democrsAs;
the House. 81 republicans and 20 democrats 2Grecn-
hackers, ono from Livermoro and one from Oxford,
and 20 not reported
But few returns have been received in regard 10
constitutional amendments. SO far as heard from
that limiting tho elective franchise received 5S7 votes
In its favor and 2097 cast against IT, That limit
Ing municipal Indebtedness received 5s2 votes in ITS
favor and Cos were cast against H. Tho nrst amend
ment Is probably defeated, aud the latter ovcrwhem
ingly adopted
Complete returns from every town in York county
have been received. COnnors majority " 573. The
joritics
Complete returns from every town IN Lincoln county,
except Monhesan Island, give democratic majority
about evenly balanced The republicans elect three
representatives, the democrats and the irdepen
dents one. Tho democrats elect their entire county
ticket, including n Senator.
Returns from all the towns In Knox county show
majority for Williams OF 627 and average demo.
CRITIC majority OF $40 on tho county ticket.
The republicans OF Piscatauis county have elected
the county officers and two the three Representa-
tivea
AuGusrA, Sept H. 1877
The Official returns OF the State election which arc
coming in slowly, Indicate that the figures already
given will not be changed. Connor's majority all
candidates Will fall far below g., 00O
Complete returns from Cumberland county give
Conuor liz plurality and elect tho whole republican
ticket, except Higgins for Senator and Crane for
County Commissioner. There is, however, an illc-
throw out tho vote of that town and thereby increase
Connor's plurality to 100 and elect Crane.
The New York herald., 1877-09-12
PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATS.
MEETING OF THE STATE CoMMIrTEE--A HOPE
Full VIEW OF THE CAMPAIGN.

By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept II. 1877.
Tho Democratic State Committee held It's first
meeting sinco the late convention in this city
to-day. The attendance WAS small but those
members in attendance expressed confidence
the Of the ticket provided Ohio led Off with
q democratic victory.
1t has been decided by the State candidates to ostab
Iish their headquarters OF the committee at Fnladel-
phin. Tho campaign will bo opened Us early as
The New York herald., 1877-09-12
WISCONSIN REPUBLICANS

STATE TICKET NoMINATED-THE PARTY PLAT.
HAYES.
MADISON, Wis, Sept. II, 1871
The Republican State Convention. which In this
city to-day, nominated the following ticket:-
Gopernor-w lillian E. Smith, Of Milwaukee.
Lieutenant G0pern0r--J. NJ. Bingham, Of Chippewa
Secretary Of Stdte-Hans Is. Warner, ol Pierce.
State Treasurer-Richard Guenther. OF Winnebago.
Attorney Generdi-w ,lliam f. Carter, Of Grant
Superintendent Of Public instrsction-W. q. Whit
ford, OF Rock. er
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-04-26
Speaker pro tenn House Of Representative
THEsTATE OF OHIO,

OFFICE OF THE SECRBfABY OF STATE. !
/ Milton Barnes. Secretary Of State of the State
Of Ohio do hereby certify that the foregoing Is a
true COPY Of an act therefI named, passed by the
General Assembly of the State Of Ohio. on the 9th
day OF April, A. d 1877, taken from the original
rolls on file In this office.
In Witness whereof have hereunto subscribed
my name and afixed the Seal Of this
lsEAIl Office at Columbus the 9Th day Of april,
A,D, 1877, MILTON BARNES,
eecEetaTy Of State.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-04-26

Harry Raynolds, last Monday, son Of
Mrs, Raynolds, OF South Poplar street,
met with a terrible accident, which for q
time threatened to close his career on this
sphere. He was attending base ball
match near the end of West Fourth street
and there was sharp stick in the ground
pointing upward the lad placed a board
on the end of the stick and sat upon 1t
when some careless boy came along and
knoked the board from under him when
the stick entered his body inside the back
bone and penetrated the bladder. The
lad it is hoped,will get along.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-04-26
Attachment Notice.

W. II. Essg & SOM Before william j. Piero, J. p.
VS. Canton township, Stark Co.,
George Mentzer. Ohio.
on the 11th day Of April, A. D 1877, said Justice
issued an order Of fattachmentin the above action
for the sum of twenty -four dollars and seventyhye
cents and the costs. Hearing day May 18th, 1877,
goclock g. N.
Canton, O.. April IA, N VIII. EssIG 6 SON
anr 1g t7.dv
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-04-26

The contract for erecting the new
foundry for the Eberhard Manufacturing
Co. atthe Aldine Press shops, was award
ed Wednesday the brick work to Wm'
Shauf andHenry Gonder, the wood work
to Campbell, Eek & Co. The structure
will be So by ITO feet.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-04-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Office.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly appointed and qualified as Admins.
traitor Of the estate of Alexander Monnie, late Of
ap26.dt ~ AUGUST M0NNIE.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-04-26

A discourse on the Immortality q the Soul
will he preached at the Lutheran church, east
Tuscarawas street. in the German language, on
Sunday next.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-04-26
NEW AND NOBBY

Hats Ties, Collars, Cuffs and everything found in
FIRST class Gents Furnishing Goods at BosTlC q
KEEPERS, Mckinley Block
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-04-26
GENTLEM EN-

give us a call before you buy. Our stock offum
ishing goods is complete, and we guarantee salts
faction both as to quality and price.
BOslIC Il KEEFER,
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ErecutW'S Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly appointed and qualified as Executor to
the estate Of Henry Delcomme, late Of Stark Co..
Sp2s.'dt sS' Hs's9A JOHN LEoW.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-04-26
REUB. BOSTIC

Of Bostic & Keefer, is now in the Eastern market
Look out for rare novilties in Hats Caps and furn
ishing goods
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LEGAL.
HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION.

Relative to an Amendment of articles -Four
and Eleven of the Constitution, Reorgants-
ing the Judiciary of the State of Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-04-26

Revival work Is favoratly progressing In the
New York. penItendary. All the prisoners are
under conviction.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
AUDITOR.

We are authorized to announce JAMES r
sOIIRBECK as q candidate for reelection fol
Auditor subject to the decision of the Democracy
at their primary election.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-04-26

Java coffee Is cents, at IS and II st. Cloud, and
100 South Market III. NUMAN& SON.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-04-26

We are authorized to announce LEONARD
RAPFR as a candidate for reelection for County
Commissioner, subject to The decision Of the De-
mocraey at heir prim aries.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-04-26

We are authorized to announce JOHN P
RAUCH as a candidate for reelection for Sheriff
subject to the decision of the Democracy at theiE
y,rir
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We are authorized to announce ANDREW pom
THUS of Plain township, as a candidate for Coun'
ty Treasurer. subject to the decision Of the De-
mocracy at their primaries
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-04-26

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