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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
GEORGE w. MCLEAN WITHDRAWN.

George ". McGlynn, who received the Tam
many nomination for senator in tue with District yes
terdav addressed a letter OF withdrawal To Augustus
schel Chairman of the Senate Convention. senator
Gerard aud David Dudley Field, spoken Of in con
prctto Nttn The lilng OF tie vacancy. Inc following
extract from NJ. McGlynn's letter. express bis rea-
sons for giving ~ the contest: Under tne advice OF my
FAMILY puysclan anl reluctantly compelled 10 announce
IA iI n, ,ylf hdr tya from the candid te Tor
senate from the With District Ny health which has
nnt been robust for SONG te mas been far from OeBe-
tifted pv the excitement consequent On Nomination,
ana under tue srct command OF my physician, with
d,,w from canvass OF tue success OF winch con not
cntertlin n doubt shall tail to seek Tor my sue
crssor the cordial support Of my friends IN the With
Di.tFiCt"
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THE NEW POLICY.
CONGRESSMAN TALKING IT OVER WITH THE PRfsi-
DENT-IT WILL MOI PREVENT PENNsYLVANlANs
FEOM GOING INTO POLITICS.

DFNT-IT WILL MOI PREVENT PENNsYLYANlASS
FROM GOING INTO POLITICS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBCNEl
W4sHrNGToN Oct. 23.-The consultations among
Republicans since the opening of the session, and
the indications Of the political situation which they
have afforded to The President. have already pro-
duced marked effect at the White House.
The President has caused it to be under
stood that he is especially anxious to con
fer with those Republicans who are dissatisfied
for any cause and several Of them have talked
freely with HIM during the past day or two, III re-
card to the differences which exist within the party
concerning certain features Of his policy. The re-
suits of these interviews have been such as to
strengthen the feeling among prominent members
OF the House and Senate, ;hat the party can be held
sodly together and that the main causes of the
differences with the President can be 80 adjusted as
to insure harmonious action.
Arrangements have been made to grant leaves Of
absence to all Pennsylvanians employed in the de-
partments here for the purpose Of going home to
vote al the approaching election. The only excep-
ton is as to the Government printing Office. Accom-
mittee will call on Mr. Defrees for the purpose of
obtaining the same concession there. The time
spent will not be deducted from the regular yearly
furloughs granted 10 the clerks The President in
conversation on the subject and in answer to the
question as to what course would be pursued said
that Secretary Sherman had gone to Ohio to make
political speeches and to vote, and That no fault
would be fOdnd with Pcnnsylyanans employed i'll
the departments for doing the same in their state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
THE DISTRICT ALDERMEN.
r,,,u,NY NOMINATIONS LAST NIGHT.

(ThOmas Shcls.
IYth Senate Dstrlct.-.' James j. Seyn.
- civilian Bennett.
With Senate Dlsulo'---' william Lamb
- (GeOrge Hall.
With Senate Dstrlct'.-' John W. GuRtzer.
vtr,h e,note District. William Sauer.
'i' (IhOmas Carroll
,,trr.b couote District 800 Thorn c. Freedom.
VIM" ~ tHugh Ferrigan.
=, ,bo Ivtb District the convention large
and noisy. Both candidates made addresses and
re,,orks were also made By Justice Dniiy.
The nominations in the Vth District we're almost
,,i,nous Both candidates made addresses OF thanks
There we're three before the With District Con
,rtion Patrick OConnor being nominated by Coroner
wotman lie received thiry-nine votes on the first bal
Inf and thnty-wo on the cond.
The With District Convention nominated only one can
didate. and adjourned until Saturday evening.
T., the vim District the delegation from the XVIII
Assembly District desired william Joyce to be nominated
r--souator william Cauldwel was proposed by the
TweufyTlird ward delegation, but he reluseuso alO"
his name & oc used. 49,. tv,h co,o,o Metric,
,tra,od / H. Gryn for Alderman last evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
OBITT1RF.
MILAN NJ. RORRINS.

William NJ. Robbins, of the firm Of Adriancc,
Robbins 4 Co., dry-good> merchants at No 800 Broad
way died very suddenly last evening. He was partner
In the un OF c. W. d j. 4. Moore Co.. for twenty
years, and when the firm failed, In 1862, no
was involved. Since that time lie has been
connected OF the time, with the firm Of Adnance,
Rnbbu, a CO.. and as salesman and general manager
displayed great energy aud business capacity. He lives
at No. l2l HenTy-sL Brooklyn. He was member Of
the Friends Meeting IN OJhlyn In bis circle was
greatly esteemed his social qualities lie leaves
daughter aud lie had sli-ht indus CslilOn Mon
dly but Yesterday at the stOie untl y. IL appar-
entity IN good heath
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CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
ALONG BOND FOR SAVINGS.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday Oct. %, 1877
The bill introduced by Senator Wallace "to
authorize long bond for the investment OF savings"
directs the Secretary of the Treasury ISSUE in lieu Of
an equal amount OF the four per cent bonds authorized by
the Act OF July H. 1870, not exceeding 500 OOO
600 of United coupon bonds, the denominations
~ so5 $50 and $10 in equal sums Of each denomina
ton redeemabe in coin OF the present standard value,
after sixty years the date OF their ISSUE and bearing
interest PAYABLE semiannualy, IN such coin. the rate
q 65 per cent per annum. These bonds be ex-
emp, from all taxation. The remainder of the bill is az
follows:
Section O. The Secretary Of the Treasury shall keep
esd bonds for sale at the different snbteasur es Of the
limited states and shall dispose OF the same at par and
accrued interest for coin or for United states
ieeai-tender notes, at the rate at which
snCi egaIfcnder notes shall reissued hut their pro
ceeds aud the coin received Tor such Dohds sIdl be
applied 10 the redemption OF outstanding nF'-'"enty
bonds OF the United STATES
HALLET KILBOUREEs SUIT FOR DAMAGES.
The suit brought by Hallet kilbOurne, of
Washington against Speaker Randall serseant-al-Arms
Thopson and the Democratic members OF the scciled
Real Estate Pool investigating committee Of the last
House OF Representatives. claiming $4,000 damages
for false impr onment, having been appealed to the
United States Supreme Court the defendants have re-
tanned Frank H. Hurd, o, OHIO, to take charge OF their
case before tie court Of final resort Mr. Hurd is now
here for the purpose OF entering motion to have the
case advanced upon the docket for hearne at early
day because involves questions OF so much import
As TO the powers and privileges Of Congress and the
rIvhts of The citizen. The appeal taken from dec
sion of the Circuit Court OF this District IN which, upon
demurrer three OF the judges held that the defendants
mad set up sufficient answer by alleging that their acts
i'm restraint OF Mr.. Kilboumes liberty, merely in
pursuance OF the orders Of the House Of Representa-
tives.
COIN OF CORINTHfAN BRASS.
The bill to provide lawful note and coin
currency for the United States which introduced in
the Senate to-day by Mr. Wallace. by request provides
for the coinage Of s4o0,0O0,ooQ in value OF coin
metal patented by w. II. Hubbe. OF Pennsy
yania, called "Goloid,' and consisting OF gold
silver and copper. In the proportions of one pound
twenty -four pounds and three-quarters OF a pound
respeeyely TO be paid for by issues OF four per cent
bonds able In and payable after twenty
and TO be paid exchange for bonds bearing higher
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THE BREAD-WINNEkS RATIFICATION.
views OF pLANroN puNcAN AID ornERs.

A meeting was held at Cooper Union, last
night, confirm the ticket Of the Bread winners.
Perhaps 400 or 500 people present. but
half the audience left before the last SPEAKERS
had flushed. Little SAID about the ticket. The
Hon. Dennis Mcmahon called upon to preside.
Mr. McMahOn's toilet hardly In harmony
with the general appearance OF the audience,
He was i'm full evening dress. Upon his left hand
large seal rIng and upon his expansive shirt 'front.'
sparkled amethyst studs. His hair was parted VIVA
Ttmmany, antl-TamInany and Republicans, were
shaken together IN "a bag there would De no choice
among them, introduced BiantOn Duncan who, he an
nOUuced, had from Cinclunatt by telegri pm
Mr. Duncan, among things said tht the working
men were COMMUNISTS nor were ticy IN FAVOR OF
class legislation. The project o placing the railroads
under the control OF the Government was dcnOunced IN
the speakers opinion that would be the first step toward
n despu:ifn. tor then the President could control
the missing OF troops. Tie objects OF I'll" party
a fixed rate OF Transportation, tue payment OF
wages each month. the sup FtrslOn o u'ury on MONEY
ana issue OF SJ0OGOOOOO IN grccnbdcks. / ne
speaker then ARA, gucd both parties The Rali-
cal party lie declared, as dead as Julus
Cesar, toe South, and not TO be raised
cans would defeat tue Democrats 1850, unless tue
was a Wurkngman's party 10 ue.eat ihem both. Ihe
Democratic parry satisfied Itself 10y nominating uard-
money urn al ST. LOus He urged the Bread winners
rally, and by their little white blos to purify poll
tics Just 80 The snow whens and puIihts The noxious
ri l,e OF the city,
William A. Teller. a master mouder. from Albany,
said hc mad little 10 say upon tie great suD CT whch
civ he rem keI but il injured 10y the attempt
made last nutcr to let the oouyics at SngSng 10 the
EGward Sharpe wanted paper money forced upon the
tie workingmen. He also wanted the iyrants over
throw
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WASHINGTON.
THE COMMITTEES on MONDAY NEXT

THE COMMITTEES ON MONDAY NEXT
4 GENERAL, LUIL IN THE cAPTToL-A FEW CON
FIRNAuoNs-sIMoS CAMERON SUGGESTED FOR
THE ENGLISH MISSION.
Mr.. Randall will not announce the house
Committees until Monday next. The House
did not meet yesterday. The Senate received
a few bills and referred them, and in secret
session confirmed few appointments, aud
then adjourned over until thursday Inc
President and Mr.. Evarts not having nxeu
upon q nominee for the English MISSION 'ne
PENNSYLVANIA delegation in Congress was asKeu
to suggest name for the place. Ihey met
and afterward reported to Mr.. Evarts inc
name of Simon Cameron. Tho circumstance
creates much speculation in WASHINGTON he
publican Congressman, who have called on 'ne
President lately say that the party can be held
together in Congress. Mr.. Blaine is mprovlng'
lint is not able to leave the house. The hei-
logg-SpofIord case is under argument IN COM
mittee.
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WOODS MUSEUM, CHICAGO. BURNED.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. 23-Woods Museum
caught ire Al o'clock this morning and portion oc
cnpied as theatre completely Quilted All the ami
mails IN the museum died from suhocaiion. Caapn
Cores liquor saloon, under the museum, was damaged by
water Joan II. Walsh proprietor, and TONY Denier
lessee Of tne museum ana theatre the loss which 10
estimated at from $1,000 % $4,000 Caapin Gore
estimate ber loss at $4,000. These are Sidc1 % OUT
side fl ures Tue insurance on the properly injured
amounts two three times the sum Oi The a-gr go
The theatre the ist that WAS bullt after tue
great fire aud has had Il urscarlO.s existence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
CUBAN LEADERS CAPTURED.
THE PRESIDENT MADE PRISONER.
PARTIAL AMNESTY OFFERED - THE CUBANs NOT


PARTIAL AMNESTY OFFERED - THE CUBANs NOT
DISCOURAGED.
HAVANA, Oct. 23.-A Spanish column near Hol-
quiD, commanded by Colonel Mozoyejo, has cap
tured the President Of the Cuban Republic, Thomas
Estrada, and the Secretary of the Cuban Chamber.
The Havana OFFICIAL Gazette to-day published q
royal decree. dated the Goth inst, authorizing
the Minister of the Colonies to grant certain
changes in the penalties imposed by civil tribu-
nails and courts martial on those guilty Of
treason and rebellion. Property conGscatcd 10 the
State on account of such treason, viii be restored
appeal in due form to the Government if the re-
cusants submit within the term Of four months The
returned property will not be permitted to be sold or
mortgaged until two years after the entire pacifca-
ton of the island. The products of said property
until 1t is returned. are TO be appned TO the war
funds. and no reclamation will be allowed for in-
identification for total or partial destruction.
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rate ~ interest as the latter are retired The 'sGood"
be interchangeable with United Sta'es
The bill also requires the Secretary OF the Treasury TO
to be issued 100000 GOO OF ega-leDar nuo9
exchange for those now outstanding, and to Keep ~
least 1850 900 900 OF the new issue out OF tue e"e'
III circulation.
ARGUING THE sPoFFoRD CASE
The Senate Committee on Privileges and
Elections met at 1880 o'clock this neutrality-suspicious.
Mitchell Of Oregon, in the ChairtO hear the arguments
Of Kellogg and spoford 1t was agreed 10 ao"
each contestant or alive hour in winch 10
present his argument Mr.. Sh llabarger cOunse ioi "
Kellogg began the argument. The principal POM was t
the Presidents decision rs to tue legal OF
state of Louisiana subject review and reversal ny
Congress Tue rest OF bs argument was devoten inay
topapers and records OF tue case area on H him 70
SpOfOrd asked consent OF the committee 10 aioT I'm
defer his argument until tomorrow morning rms was
granted aud the committee. Az ll:ooa' m' auo"iH01
until 1890 a. III. tomorrow.
NEWS FROM CAPTAIN TYSON.
The latest news from the Arctic explorer,
Captain TYSON OF the schooner Florence now ON Noy
age toward the north pole is the following received ny
his wife in this city:
STRAITS OF EEILE ISLE, Aug 90
Ny DEAR WIFE: Having an opportunity 10 , wr,,s
hasten improve H. We are well Have had dr3oiu,
weather since leaving New London-thick oSs anu ~
tionsiey GEORGE L. TYSON.
Tie letter, written with a lead pencil came BY the
way of Scotland alter being carried at sea Tor weeks py
sailing vessel.
REPUBLICANS on THE HOUSE COMMITTEES.
Sneaker Randall has invited the Republican
members Of the confer with him In regard 10
their representation upon. the committees' Inc
Sneaker is disposed to treat them with unusual
liberalty, and has fixed the proportion or rep
rescutljI0n by the two parties on all cninhll.ees
having eleven Members at seven to four Inc Demo
era ic portions committees have been practcay
arranged but will be subject TO reVls on ater e
Republican members shall have been selected, INC
SPEAKER though originally expecting 10 DC aule 20 pro
sent fun lisI the comni, Thursday sad to-
night that they would hardy be ready before Monday
next, - $3.50, ,,r,,,D
GOLD AND SILVER YIELD.
1t is estimated according to official reports
received at the Treasury Department to-day 'nat inc
Weld Of the precious metals in Nevada and California
will amount during the present calendar year 10
S33 100000 in gold and S270oo,0oO In silver as ioi-
laws: Mmes of the COmstock Lode, SZO.OOo,OoO IN
silver and Sl7 100000 gold remain der OF lhe St,o
az Nevada 20 100000 IN silver, aud SlOOOOOO ~ toif
he State If California S1j 100000 In gOd' ana SlVoo
MR. BLAINE's HEALTH.
Senator Blaine's health is much improved
Tonight although he is sill too weak TO leave us bed.
He will not be able TO 20 Maine for several days f-
vorabe reports IN regard TO MS wounded laughter
Alice.
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4 PLAN no PAY LOUISLAAA'S DEBT

rrpopr,N rtyANCrERs WILLING TO LEND TWELVE
MILLIONS.
NEw-ORLEANs, La, Oct. pa syndicate OF
eminent fuancers in Europe have proposed to loan tue
Stale Of louisiana 9l2950,OO0, with which the State
must call in and pay OF her present debt at
par with interest to the date OF retirement. Tie
Slate must then issue the same amount OF
bonds TO the syndicate, bearing per cent
interest principal ard Interest made payable IN
Gured 10 nay out about Sj5OOOO per aniu on account
of principal and interest, instead Oh the ScVVUV low
lieved however this proposition cannot under the Con-
stituton and present State laws, be accepted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
A MAss-MEErNG THIs EVENING.

At meeting oil the Executive Committee OF
tn Cuban aue OF tbs United states yese. day, after
noon GEN raj Charles X. Graham presiding, resolutions
from the American and Foreign Ant-siaveTy Society
presented, 70 be read tins evening the
meeting 1T Cooper iOn. AmOne other things rcsO-
lutinus cal Interference by tue American people in
brha 81 Tie CubIu slay They al-O advise tie c-
zns Of tie Uned STATES 10 present petition 10 COa
can
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
FAILURE OF A PENNSYLVANIA SAVINGS BANK.

PITTsBURG, Penn, Oct. 23.-Ihe Manchester
Savings Bank on the OF BeayeTaye. and Franklin
st. Allegheny City, suspended payment to- Law. Since
the SUSPENSION of the ALLEGHENY. Bank dcpositoFs
have withdrawing their funds aud The director, not
b nl Die to make collections fast enough TO meet these
demands were compelled TO suspend. The stockholders
are ndiy duay liable and 1t IL believed dcp0SitOrS vi"
b. paid full after time. The BANK capital stock was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
GRIMES AND cAsuALrIEs-ny TELEGRAPH.

WORCESTER, Mass, oct. 23.-In the Supreme
Court today Alvin Baker Douglass, sentenced 10 tue
state for hfe TO- assault with Intent To Kill
LAWRENCE Mass, Oct. 23-The jury in the case
Butterworth Of North AudoyeT trial for the uur
der OF his wife, to-day returned verdict OF gully ot man
slaughter.
CINCINNATI. Ohio, Oct. 23.-The fast passenger
train the chicago Lafayet and Cincinnati Railroad ran
OF the er this morning, lurng the fireman
aud ems .7cer. No passengers were hurt
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ORANGE COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

MIppLETowN, N. Y, Oct. 23.-The Repub-
lcon. Of Orange County have nominated tho following
For Comfy Judge Lewis T. Carr. OF Port Jerys surro
gate, Henry A. wadsworlh, Of Goshen; renomlnaied
nit,ict Attorney Walter c. Anthony, OF Newburg lne
towng Nominations have been made by the Democrats:
For County Judge C. Frank Brown, OF Newbnrg sars9-
forney John W. Lyon OF Port Jerys The Prohibition
,st. I'VE also nom mated "a county ticket.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
crvFRALH HUSTLED REYoMNATED.

The Republicans of the lid Assembly Dis
trct of Wcschrscr County, held convention, yeser
day for the purpose OF nominating candidate for As
sembl,man Each town, AS II was called, unanimously
named General James w. Hustled as is cauGldtc for
tenth time General Hustled in response To an enthusl
astic call made brief speech, IN which he approved,
substaut ally the pursued by President Hayes
saving that perhaps there some fault u De found
for it was not be expected OF man to be infabe He
scbed TO the President honesty OF purpose founded IN
patriotic desire, superior to party ana partsans, for
thorough pacihcauOn OF the Nation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
OTHER FIRES.

MONTREAL, Oct. 23.-A fire occurred this
morning in Tees furniture factory The loss $4,000;
fully insured in the Citizens, Western Commercial,
Uuion Canadian, Farmers Mutual, aud Royal CANADIAN
Offices
WORCESTER, Mass, Oct. 23.-Thc woollen
mill al Waterford, operated by c. +. Mason Co., WAS
DESTROYED by fire tO-nlgnt
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ANOTHER FIRE IN NEw-BRUYswTcK.

BOSToS, Oct. 23.-An Incendary hre at
Fredericton. n. b. last night threatened the destruction
of the town. It was discovered in barn in the rear
OF the Tower HOTEL Queen-st. from whence It rapidly
spread destroying the residences Of Dr. Cune Edward
Nepry Eli h CLARK, aud John ckcy. the house and
store oi Martin Mackey house belonging 10 the Frrgi-
ate the dwelling OF Alderman Dykcmsn, aud s"y-
eral other buildings he loss not less than $4,000;
i'm not known.
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THE russo TURKISH WAR.
TIE CZAREWITCH MARCHING on.
RAsGRAD IN Observation-Disclosures LIKEWISE MEN

KAbGKAD N NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LIhH"I7H 'I'-'
ACID.
LONDON, Wednesday, Oct. "a, 1877.
The Standqrfs correspondent ut Biela reports that
the Czarewitch is pushing forward against Rasgrad
leaving one corps TO operate against RuStchuk
IRasgiad Is on the Varna and Bustchuk Railroad
Ii is th.rty-two miles southeast of Rustchuk and
forty-three miles east of Biela
lie Post authortativeiy denies that Colorel Val
entine Baker aud other English officers nave Deen
sent to Constantinople by sueiman Pasha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
SCHENECTADY COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

SCHENECTADY, Oct. 23.-Ihe Democrats
to-day nominated the following county ticket; DISTRICT
Attorney. d. c. Beatte; Coroner. ID. ID. c. Onderkirk;
1ns,ice 81 Sessions Solomon Haenbeek. This makes
Sonr tickets in the field In this county, the worAngnen
having previously nominated Two
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
THE FIRE RECORD.

PLASTER WORKS BoRNED IN NEWARK.
The Newark Lime and Cement COmpany's
plaster refinery in Newark ~ j.. burned last
Ing Tho loss is $4,000. The building was Insured, but
the amount and the companies have been learned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
ARMS TO TURKEY.

NEw-HAvEN, Oct, 23.-The steamer ). Is.
v,,i with 50 GOO 600 worth Of arms and mum tons
war for Turkey. sailed for @ n,tanhoplc from tnis
uOrJ TO day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
FAMINE IN MONTENEGRO.

LONDON. Wednesday, Oct. 81, 1877.
The Tfmcs's correspondent teegraphs from hashsa
that the inhabitants of the Wassolv.ch dislric.
Montenegro, numbering 21,000, arc stricken with
fam
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AT THE COesACKS ORDERED OUT.

LONDON, Wednesday, Oct. "a, 1877.
A specal telegram to The rally Ne,cs from Vienna
stotes that Russia has ordered the mobilization OF
oil the Cossacks not i'm active service. These Will
amount to ninety-One regiments.
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SENATE NOMINATIONS IN THIS CITY.

The With Senate District ANU laihhahy
Convention nominated Francis NJ biipy ior oonao "''
avenng Mr. B,.by addressed the convention. pledginx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
TIE INDEPENDENT PARTY IN THE FIELD.
Thn State Central Committee of the Inde-

pendent party yesterday appointed subcommittee OF
conference and adopted the following State ticket when
tr conference committee reported: secretary oi state
lobn j. juno; Controller, Warren Worden, or Cayugd
Sfaf Treasurer EnOrc Sharpe, OF ChenangO; Attorney
General Grenvile Ireman, OF Albany; state Engineer
m
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fidelity 20 his constituents in the event OF ms reeec
The Indcpcnd ent Republicans II The Win District dio
nominated Tor the senate Francis NJ. BiXhy.
The WITH Senate District init mummy Convention
last evening nominated Arthur I. Halliday Tor the sell
ate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
SUPPORTING THE AMENDMENTS.

i he president OF the mass meeting at Stem
way Hail. Monday evening, has appoint DIT Committee
OF Fifty to promote the passage Of the constitutional
Amendment Is. There nas been no opportunity TO obtain
the acceptance OF all the members, and duY vacancies
arising through inability TO serve viii be hyd at meet
mg Of the committee at the Fifth Avenue Hotel for o.
ganzllOn This eyenmg the following is the lnll llst;