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New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
LARGE MAJORITY IN ONEIDA.
IaY rrrten,rn To- rnr rnrsuxr.l

ROME, n. Y, Oct. 29-Ths evening wit
messed one Of The largest Republican meetings ever heo
In Rome Sinks Opera House being crowded to Its iu-
est capacity by an enthusiastic audience.
The meeting was called order by j. l. saylcs; the
Rev. selden Haines made chairman. After short
and ptny address by The chairman. General VIM Will
iams, OF Indiana was introduced the audience and
delivered eloquent and rugiic speech stirring an
Grafton ever heard in Central New-Iork The
speech was interpreted with fund of goodhumored
saes, which continually excited the heartes applause
General Williams n certainly fully up 10 the ideal OF
4 nnine Western orator.
\ arge delegation present at the meeting from
surrounding towns with the brass band from verona
The Uuc Cornell Gun squad also present with fry
men III uuifotW. win hem cam" the Hon G. NJ ID M
SON. cha rmun of the County Committee. Under hs aD'
and energetic 10 canvas hn- been made here
uuequallcd heretofore by either of the great political
parties. The vii he large majority Tor Cornell
tu Oneida County.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
AYT1TAMNANY NOMINATIONS.

Tn thp Nth Asstmhiy UlsIIIVI AHII- HIH-
many Convention cnsel Norton WIS nom
u atei unanimously for tho Assembly,. IN
the With District Frederick ". Dchl VAS the
unanimous choice. Ia the TX IA District Alex
andrr V. Davidson nominated by accammalion
The Convention In the XIX ID strict nominated Her
man Kuubcl, jr., as their candidate.
Aduiph L. SANGER. the Anti-IHmmany candidate Tor
Civi Justice m the VIM Jud cial District Withdrew
uImc yesterday ~ favor Oi Charles d. lngerr" VINO
91 b. an also candidate Tor the poSitlun In the Nin
District Aul-Tammauy senate tonEtu ION, a committee
was appointed To Is Charles Jack son " would ACCEPT
rr nomination ~ n rcd i0 liiu 1ur delegates uf the
IN % District senate Convention n'miuht'd JOAN IL
Fellows as their representative ~ the senate.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE NEW ALLIANCE SHOWING IT'S HAND.
II.

THE NEW ALLIANCE SHOWINU rs HAND.
PARIS. Wednesday, Oct %. 1879.
The Telegraphe (newspaper) says: "Tne mis-
sion at Vienna OF Messrs. Barring and De Bgnieres.
the recently appointed Controllers OF Egyptian
finances. has failed. 1he failure may seriously COM
promise the action Of France and England in Egypt
Thus first result of the AustrOGerman Alliance IL
opposition u the settlement of Egyptian affairs The
resistance OF Turkey a reasonable arrangement OF
the Greek question is attributable to the same cause"
The ubiccf o mission Of Messrs. BtIiug anu DE
Blgnierrs AT Vienna was to induce Austria 10 accept
4 ne Commission control IN Egypt. Austria insists
that the Commissions operations must be suOordlnated
claims of creditors who mold mortgages on
the estates surrendered ny the khedve's family to
guarantee the Rothschild loan. As the Roth
-child negotiate ed with the aid OF the French
and English Governments, Austra's opposition on this
point really affects the whole question Of European III
terIerence In 4. Xpt.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
CRIMES AND CASUALTiES-sY rELEGRAPA
SHOT DEAD BY uARROrERs.


SAN Francisco, Oct. 29.-Charles L. Peterson.
real estate agent dead 10y gartOtos early this morn
ng Iear the United states MINT The murdciers escaped
UNABLE To FIND HIS BRAIN.
San FRANCISCO Oct. 29.-W. II. Henderson,
cial -Or O IN, f0Rice shO. himself TWICE IN the
head This afternoon In ArOn saloon ktarney 81 Tho
wounds will probably prove iataL
FATAL ~ CIDENi on BARGE.
san Francisco Oct 29.-A barge grounded in
the river above h- morning In attempting 10
Ect the tapstan 5OAt. Alug Two dec. hands and
inOrtally woundInl lIot STANLEY.
DOUBLE SUICIDE.
OAKLAND. Cal, Oct. 29-At the Nicol House
ias evoning Herbert BeAton and Prank" " oOdwArd
commit ed suicide shooting themselves the
to tho man Aiug INST IL pirmeditat,d
decd
MuFFIING W Va. Oct. 29.-W. IL. Kelly, the
TREASURER oi the Fellows states that be- has been obDd
Of 81 800 ol tue funds OF the order While IN his lo
Paikersburg. where ne Resides committee VI nNvsuSt
ton has been appointed
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
KELLY vlslroRs AND KrLLY CLUBs.

John kciy's State Committee, IL tie ST.
Niouol, ot., began the last fU wee, "i the canvass.
with -rea, yieor on Monday. 1nc uumncr OF visitors
Was unusually cc. Among them WAS General George
M4let Ol scAu}l Ter. who had dNcirc on the train
down. with DAVID G. Robins WHO Governor Eohin-
som. ana ot,.al shadow. po Icti conversation
spu mp among the passenc rs ami oilers % bet were
freely made. upon wuicn David waXed from war,m To
boiling nor. amt talked very confidently. Genera Misec
,i.u.cd tne betuug Robinson ~ Offering To wager
$1,000 tLit KO1nson would be- beaten b. 2jOOO MAJOR
lN. Alter inns the Robinson were not voub e,
but General Masee gratned the betting desires OF one
gen. ienan IN "a wager oi 500. winch me Robinson
adlerent du about has person, but on winch
Ic Was allowed Iut up To- fcIt OGer callers were
john Cassidy. BI,svle; j. r. LeaIy, of sag Har-
bos; d. Mcauy, Jonn Moore, jaime, Fzlcraid, Con-
COX. VI. &. hOalan. Major q uuct, Coiouei
li.r.tr l.. j. MctfuVdu, Long Island tIy l. Mlncf
Uuci: L. 4. Fell, G. c. Guilds, Sns sag; Augustus
~rari Assembly, man Thomas Il. Grady, IcMdstrf. j.
lruc. WcecAestcr; General CrOOkc. Oi kln-s County;
= c. Courtney. JOnu B III tskn, l.. ark. tiush.g j,
~. BaVlc \ MithcWsOn, Nydck; NJ. III. 81 son, j. y"
EoMOud,, MI. Vernon; Mr. Donovan, o. MiddIctOwhi
i. -. .Iuola. Cui. uri DAVIS.
The rolls al new Kelly Cubs continue to come M The
last arr tne cldJ 81 Cuba of which Dr. = Max-Ou l.
president IL. ID. bliss sccretdIy the cu1 az Rome
the Dii,,rS - john n. bcndn, president
William Hayes wee PRESIDENT; Richard smitn, s'crr-
tary. Patrick Dee, treasurer; club AT lonkrrsi
b, ing Denis Gleason presi ent, ana Hnry V Doyle,
secretary ana the club at Pcrmont tne Officers oi
Mulc. Thomas Brady president; W IMAM - hull
secretary, ANA Jerry HOug hlOn treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
TnDENs WORK IN TIE CAMPAIGN.

TILnENS WORK IN lHE CAMfAlUN'
IABoRs or HIS REVIVED LITERARY BUREAU
SHAPING THE CANVASS 10 HIS PERSONAL
ENDS.
The machinery which is exposed to the gaze
OF the public the Robinson Headquarters III the 81
James Hotel il only small part Of that which + en-
owed to advance the interests Governor Robinson
and Of Samuel j. Tiden On the stree, level and at the
rear Of the inner ball an anteroom ana two large
parlors open to the public, and frcqucued a all hours
the day and tar into the ngnt by polite aus from tie
city and other paris OF the State. Opening from
one OF these rooms Is another, the door ot
which ia always kent closed, ana into which
no one admitted except by special invitation OF some
member OF the State Committee On the noor above are
several occupied by clerks, who are busy all DAY
folding circais copying letters and addressing en-
Ycopes Into the mysteries OF these rooms Only the IN
iuated permitted to peer Henry A. ilidcn. a
brother If the Ex-Governor. has the general charge OF
them and is the medium of communication between the
memb Of the State Committee ana the mcn there eu-
ployed
Early IN the campaign Mr. Tden had
bureau IN Pinesi., hut last week IL was
removed the first floor OF The 81 James Hu'l.ins.
adjoining ho - james hnI'i hrIe rom M M.MSnn 10 !"
turty clerk, have since been dngrnth 90 WORK ll"n
I'm "a ,i,e ran,r in a. Iars o IT,, ,ounry lus
Uurcau b. under the Immediate eAai-r oi NJ "us'
oar Horny a. lid'S D., IN c"n7..nt c"nnnAl. tt'n "i,h
han. and 40 .he Workl> dome under uIs -,aDii direction.
IIe doors of THESE Rooms fe kci't c,-' aud 'he
documents sent ou is known only 10 tue party carIs.
IL supposed fhat from rI place are Sent tr lhd
editorials With ucn cOuliy editors m 100 ll. o4 On.
Unto -.li,s .W lri. as Nti HS J. nntI" '
documents ton to Co. present -l tlil Si j
~ colIaiu lst H,uff \. I..o.u Who i@u ei'- vI ms
hrni.f'. literary bureau lu Put--, ci ago those
and h.C' Irr-unIN D. iiuns lr lul in' rem
l is no secret fuat Ex-Governor li'ti ms
Doc "a dI-.ai4-i. with t.c manner 4u WHICH fuc
cla u 4. nrt rnal I~icd lt fac 80 ltc Committee;
am ms iii-i- nave been at umc. ioun 90 inrlr COM
pants that N.ctoiS Ilr Alf Ipui-uu Was Impossible
wllr Nr ldcl wa, hcrt Uoiou,y 4n tie f., --iDuI''
OIL t
was sa % .c.Ie-dII D., a d. nocIat So % claimed to
understand thr -i.uat-0n. tn Tor i.r a- N' eN'oN-
tiuo Iiutu nau ASSUMED ftr-ouIi "Ntl~irA. ui the
utsll. ffc tnrnl-u nf- br"turf HcHrN "t- -tip hF
3D. uuic 100 conformity 30 Dell, own p.lruial piirs IHr
removal lufe,. ifufu Pine, iIo cosV u.nN-
.ty to he rooms ol ue state Commiucr WIS iuts oA-
YlaluNu
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
THE M-NICIpAL sOCIETY,s TICKET.

The Municipal Society met last night to
discuss Of the several county candidates.
report adopted which states that for the office of
Sheriff the convention conscientously recommend
anv one OF the three dIdates. Mr. Ehrhar, the Re-
publican candidate Tor County Clerk j. called unedu-
en- ed aud lteraic." Henry Gumhlcion. the Jainmany
candidate, L. ref ctcd hui ". \. Butter, the Anil
lamnanv candidate, IL unhestatirgly recommended.
No cno.ce Is made between Ilnu Root, Fred
erick ~myfh ana Miles Beacn. For Jadges ~
the Marine Court. Henry \ kri aud David
MrAdan are recommend, d. For turoners, Morris
Tr e,snm Jn n. Brady ard =. G. Knox For Aldermen
t-Large. Atr. Marshall, Mr. Ilauehtnu, MI Wade ana
Nr T.lisou Oi the ID strict Aldermen tie convention
Recommended John ". J3cObus. X. r. Hamilton,
john McClavc Jeremiah Murphy, Bernard Kenny,
Joseph Strack ana Robert Hail.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
GENERAL PAINE NOT TO RETIRE.

NO WARRANT FOR THE RUMoR OF YESTERDAY.
toESERAL PREss OIsPATcn.i
WAsHINGrON, Oct 29.-Yesterday's rumor that
General Paine, Commissioner of Patents, was n-
tending to resign his position and return 10 tho
practice Of the law about the lst of December
could not be verified last night. To-day II has been
ascertained that he has no purpose of retiring at
present. lie says that the report has no foundation
except in the remark made by him when he ac-
cented the Office and since occasionally repeated to
his friends that he could not afford to hold 1t
permanently OF for any great length oi time.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
AN ALBANIAN AT BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, y. Y, Oct. 29.-Paul Strobach, OF
Allhama addressed one the largest aud most entnu
siastic German Republican meetings ever held In Eric
County discovering In speech about two hour du
ration he held the audience in rdpt attention
His points ana effective. He discussed
the great financial questions Of the dav with marked
ability ava pad very high tribute 20 the adninlrird
live ability ~ Secretary sherman HIS review Of the
great pOIca s-ues winch now agitate the Nation was
cumpro henSvc intelligent and fOrclble ana from his
superior knowledge OF southern politics. he was enabled
show up he Southern political Ouiages Ia drlr true
light He handed the Confederate Brgadiers without
gp
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
THE NEWS OF THE CAPITAL.
THE ROUTE OF THE SHIP CANAL.

THE ROUTE OF THE SHIP CANAL.
WHAT THE NEW MINISTER FROM COLOMBIA SAYS,
BY WHOM THE UIEs ARE TO BE TRIED-MsoR
NEWS
Senior Arosemena, the Colombian Minister,
says that the surveys of the Panama route for
the interoceanic canal have been too incom-.
pete to warrant any preference being given
to that route. 1t Is stated at the Indian
Office that the Government will insist the
surrender of the guilty Utes it Is not knowT.
yet whether the murderers are to be tried iN
the United States Courts OF in the State
Courts. The rumor that General Paine is to
resign Is denied.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
HARD AT WORK FOR CORNELL
pAIGN GOING BRAvELY on.

THE CAMPAIGN GOING BRAVELY ON.
LARGE REPUBIICAN MEET, Gs IN SEVERAL PLACES
--InR OUTLOOK IN ONE OF THE SOUTHERN
TIER DISTRICTS.
Tclcgrams to THE TRIBUNE from several places
in the State indicate that the Republicans are hold
ING very large meetings, and are very enthusiastic
for the Of their State ticket The letter oi
special correspondent, who writes from Bath says
that the outlook is promising in that region, and
that Cornell will have excellent pluraties III tie
counties there.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30

In the lid District Withdrawn from the contest
II - understood that he entered the race IN the eApec
taiion OF receiving the Democratic nomination. Whch
W IS given aferward 10 W W. Goodrich In his letter
Of withdrawal Mr. smith saws: 81 c-pled the nom
inaiOn good faith aud with prospects OF su'c's-
which acknowledgcd nv the best men ot Doih pt,-
The failure OF The nCurse meni Of powerful f
left witt out the organz tlpi Win Whl,n
campaign. ana therefore deem IL Niac ~
Withdraw nay name from the canvass
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
STRIFE AT THE FEACE CONGRESS.
LONDON Wednesday, Oct. 30, 1879.

A dispatch from Rome to The Times says
The proceedings OF the Congress- which met at Naples
on the 26th inst TO promote general disarmament
throughout the world, terminated with scene OF indie
scrlDablc confusion, amidst kissing, applause and
other demonstrations, owing To the opposition OF
persons disapprcved the object Of tue Congress.
Pldcards bearing the words, Live Ireste Live Irenl
Death to Aus riai" posted the walls OF Naples
m tho morning. Dnt weIe torn down BY tue p0ice-
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
THE ExPERTs IN THE HAYDEN TRIAL.

NEw-HAvEN, Conn.,, Oct 29.-At the termi-
nation OF Professor Danas testimony to-day, William L.
sedgwIck. Fellow of the Johns Hopkins University. OF
Baltimore testified being present at the opening OF
two stomachs In Professor Johnsous laboratory and
To TAX ng notes of the examination.
Professor William Henry Brewer. Professor OF Agr
eulture In Yale College, testified to the examination OF
the specimens arsenic he had made with his micro
scope lie corr0borated Professor Dana's testimony.
He was cross-examned by Mr. Watrous AT great length
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
A RUSH TO SEE SENATOR BLAINE.

ELMIRA, y. Y. Oct. Ex-senator Blaine and
General sheridan had huc meetings ~ James
town ycs''rtav although the weather was inclomeni
To-day at Cuba the largest la was packed. only about
onfhaf of The number ot earnest people who came TO
hear could get into the building. AT we'l-vile and
Homclsyle large crowds came ont In the RAIN 10 the
rail road station and Insisted that MI Blame should ap-
pear for moment. which he oid amid hearty cheering
and cOidlai greeting.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
JAMES TANNER N DELAWARE COUNTY.

DELHI, y. Y, Oct. 2S.-Thc largest and
most enthusiastic nrctns q! the present campaign WAS
held ~ by thc puriirans of The County
Corporal james Tanner of Brooklyn spok for an hour
and half; ard by universal consent delivered one
of the abost speeches eyer heard this section. The
ID mocrafs are cXnrctms the eXfeNe Colonel Fellows
speak them -o0u bat The Union Corporal is eic-
tuaN nuhird ig advance ady "a 81 hs >p"cch may nave
Aftg The tfng nr sp.ahrr Iucd ana enter
taned by t4c several haru. ~ IN, ac" and bY large
nuuHcr OF ciffz ~ at the American House. Put old
Delaware down for LOCO RcI ubncan majority
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
A sEoIrEL OF A SENATE CONTEST.

Suit was brought in Brooklyn yesterday by
Frederick against LorIu Palmer and Albert
zimmerman TO recover $4,000 damages for alleged
libel The plaintiff was delegate to the llld senate
District Republican Convention. and VOied Tor fred-
erck A. Schroeder The defend ns allege that he was
indured TO do tins by cOrrnpt lnnnenccs.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
VARIOUS REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

Al large and enthusiastic meeting held
last evening al ne Republican headquarters cf the
XItu Assembly Di-tict sIeecncs were made by Fred
rr.,k Doula 49, william Lawrence. member If Con
GEES lOu ONO, Robert H. sraban, Charles H. DUEL,
Congressman Auson u. McCOOk and General Henry l..
Tremain. The address Of Mr. Douglass
listened to with great interest lie Intervals
between speeches filed with tue
singmg Of Republican campaign songs by the Union
Glee CLUB In clos speech Of the evening Geu-
eral Ircnaln said L" Love and fear control mankind.
II tue soutn love the North must be made to
fear It,"
There was a large attendance at the meeting Of the
XVIlIth Assembly District Cornell and HO~Kins Cam
paign Club last evening at Glass Hall. James NJ.
Turner presided Several illusions bv the speakers 10
the name of General Grant loudly appauded.
Republican party and said that this was the most n-
pOrtant npaign that the result would moi antcl state
ISSUES alone. benjamin Van RiDer, OF New-Jersey.
also spok,
A ratification meeting was held Last evening az Dry
Dock Hd No. l9l East tnurth-st under the auspices
District. President Asa ID. Bennett occupied the
chair The hail filled 20 Its utmost capacity, and
great enthusiasm WAS manifested. Addresses were
mace by Wm. Moran. of Penuryvania Captain W'u. l..
Mcintyre. OF Florida, and Henry Grasse, OF this oily.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
raILuEE or coycRESsuAN vooEBIS.

Charles H. Voorhis. of Hackensack, member
OF Congress from the Win District of New
Jrlsry I-rday made En' nj OT the benefit of
ms creditors. Ex-COngTessman HtrdcnherE. president
Hudson Gun, Na.4OuI DdnR or Jefse! Cti, ls
tie assignee Mr. VOOrnIs- Liabilities atccsii mated at
100000 The value "f tue asset, winch consist or
jersey real estate. bonds. mol cages and notes, Is
not KNOWN.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
COURTNEY NOT TO BE A BLACKGUARD.

AUBURN, n. Y, Oct. 29.-In an interview
with representative OF The Advertiser to night Court
noy stated he would not lower himself to Hsnan's
level by responding IN the abusive language In which
Hanlan or his spokesmen To delight He reterates
that he ready Hanan soon as he can procure
a suitable boat and will against Hanlaus time on
Own LAX
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
THE AFGHAN CAMPAIGN.

LONDON, WPdnesdll, Oct Zy 1873.
A dispatch to The Standard from Kushi
announces the arrival there OF convoy from shutargar
dan The officer command states that there has been
hard lighting at tue latter place tor several days. and
that many of tue enemy killed. Snow Is al
ready beginning to iall III ihe hill districts.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
RECENT SoufNLE, or 1AMMANY.

In the With Assembly District Tammany
Convention last night, Patrick O'Connor was
tn unanimous cboics of The Convention. The INth
District Convention nominated Al xandcr v ID wilson
IN thc Kiln District. John g. hoes Ia the Kiln,
Maurcc +. Hoiahan anu III the Kin District COuNe-
lion, JOs, ph MciNOy.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
SCENE INALONDOy COURT.

In the Lord Mayors Court to-day Alderman
N0tiage. who iclt hurt at remarks which tine Lord
NJ ynr made on he Photographic business with which
he (NOttag) is Connected tried 10 address the Court,
and caused much confusion. Finally. the court
cleared amidst grOans cheers. hsses. Of shame"
and great uprOar ana excitement.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
RUSSIA ORDERS A LARGE FORCE TO ASIA
BERLIN. Wednesday. Oct 90 1879.

Intelligence has been received from st.
Petersburg that a division OF troops numbering 10000
men, been ordered from the Caucasus to Central
ASIA and that several officers of the general staff at St
Petersburg have also been ordered 10 Central Asia
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30

Allan Lee Smidt, who was nominated by the
C,e ibacs-Ia.hor party on Tucrday evening iOr the
Ollie. n County Clerk states that choice made
WI Inou cOnsuIa uu him. aud he declines accept
"a place thai Ticket
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
sIGNs OF RErUBLiCAN CONFIDENCE.

n Na- u OTHF WIg HT
tors yesterday, and many prominent men from al
raIt. of me country among Tho visitors. GeAcai
Arthur said Ia.r night tnal the work approaching
n,ay an the spraF.rs hld been assigned and ihe
Gacamcri. nearly al distributed. The Committee yes
t,rfly received The f., owing note which WAS regarded
a. Every important indication Of Tire rr ~ interest
ken % the prseat camp l.i- by tno young ien ol the
Oy:
llo students - Columbia College Law School Cli
yurri.l lav. decided Co omit tLrr regular aw 4'rn4r
Thursday evening ord ~ to hear Senator bliu' 'n
v r.nrnre reserved seat, or platform uctCis lRnoil
luOl5W II We attend cu massc -
IOUis &. WILTON.
General Arthur sent the required number OF alnis-
AOn tickets.
y doubts were expressed hy one OF the success
of tle entire ticket. At Kelly n Bliss pooro"in-
TRIBUNE reporter was told That . large amount
~. money was deposIied 20 rct to on
tie defeat Of Robinson. aud there were no tdhers M
enthusiastic man iu t.c Fii' Avenue u tc, win ron
OF bills 30 his hands. oG rins To bat 80 tO 30 cenl
~ IT, whlc many laughed him. 40 one accepted his
tl
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30

ave The names OF W. W. AstOr and Leander Thompson
were presented, and after ballot had been taken Mr.
AstOr was declared the nominee OF ihe conNentl"h'
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
nrAru OF JOuN BLACKWOOD.

LONDON, Oct. 29.-John BlackwOod, seniot
partucr III tue nrm Of BiacEnood A sons. Edinburgh
Is al
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
A LARGE KELLY MEETING IN BROOKLYN.

The Kelly mass-meeting at the Brooklyn
Academy Of Music last night much larger than the
rnly Of the Regular Democracy of kngsCOuniy acid
Monday evening. Speeches were made from three large
stands IN front Of the building 10 crowds unable to
gain admittanco, by Congressman o'Reily. Mr. Van
wyck, Michael Woods. Anthony Barrett, Samuel
b. Virgins, Michael H. Curren, q. IL. Mclaughlin and
James B Alahan.
At the meeting inside, eIJudSe Thompson presided
John b. Haskin advocated the claims OF John Kelly
as aeans those of Governor Robinson Thomas T. Grady
asked the Democracy OF Kings County 10 be ndcpend
dent and vote for John Kelly. MI Grady spoke
for nearly an hour and was succeeded by
John Kelly, who congratulated himself ana the
audience on the large number present, argu-
ING that II did not look If the Democrats
o Kings County all for Robinson had been fire.
ouenIly stated Congressman cox followed. and other
Sneakers SAID "a few words before the meeting ad-
jOurned
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30

THE REV. J. HYATT SMITH wITHDRAws.
The Rev. j. Hyatt Smith, OF the Lee Av-
epue BAPTIST Church. Brooklyn who recently accepted
~sAa. oaiAA paarlA,s mammalian" far h.nafsr
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
THE LOCAL CANVASS.
EVENTS OF THE CLOSING DAYS.

OPINIONS OF MUHAT HAISTKAD - MIR III
DEN's LITERARY BUREAU-vAmOUs NoMlNA-
TONs-CiRCUIAR OF THE CORNELL AND HoS-
KINs COUNTY CAMPAIGN CLUB.
conversation with Murat Halstead. IN which he
gives his views as to the Ohio and New-iork cam
paicns. is reported below. Mr. Iiiden's
Literary Bureau has been revived. and the
ex-candidate for the Presidency is shaping
the Robinson campaign for his own per-
sonal ends An interesting circular has
been issued by the Cornell and Hoskins
County Campaign Club. giving the arguments for
voting for Cornell. Various Republican. Tammany
and Anti-Tammany nominations were made last
evening. large Kelly meeting was held
nj the Brooklyn Academy of Music. To-
night Senator Blaine 5. h. Chittenden and Elliot
c. Cowdin will speak at the Cooper Union. aud
Charles Foster. William Lawrence, Franklin Wood
ruh and Frederick A. Schroeder will address
great Republican meeting al the Brooklyn Rink.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
NEWIERsEY NOMINATION.

NtN-JfhNE1 NOhlNA liCN'
NEw-BRUNswICK, n. j., Oct. 29.-Daniel X.
Bocc to-uIght received the Democratic nomination for
the Assembly from this city.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30

wORKINGMEN SUPPORTING MR. AsToR.
The WOrkingmen's Senatorial Convention in
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30

THE VIEWS or SENIOR AROsEMENA, THE NEW
MINIsTER-THE SURVEYS OF THE PANAMA
ROUTE NOT YET COMPLETE ENOUGH To WAR
RANT THE SELECTION OF THAT ROUTE IN
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30

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