davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-22
REVIEWING THE NATIONAL GUARD.

The First Division OF the National Quad Of tlis
state Naior-Ceneral Alexander SLaler command
inc and the Second Division, Maior-GcneIal
James JouIdan commanding. were reviewed Oy
Governor Cornell yes crday afternoon. All along
Fifthave. the Sidewalks and house steps were
thronged and faces pecred from every window
ana balcony. Many houses were appropriately
decorated. AZ the reviewing stand. at Forty
+, .ond->t and Fltth-aVe.. "a detachment OF tle
9TH Regiment act guard Of honor.
MAYOR Cooper was present there with Governor
Cornell aud his stan. The marching was very
craditallc. and the lookers-on showed great deal
of enthusiasm and appreciation. The eth, 9th,
pa. anu 22d Regiments seemed TO be she
favorltes. Alter the troops had passed the Gov
crnor aud his staff. with Mayor CoOuer, drove
away. But the crowd remained until the 9TH
Regiment had come back. through Iwenty-third-
at Madson-aVe. ana Forty -sccond-st.. 10 relieve
the guard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-22

many and Irving Halls Thursday night to rsuiy '"o
nominations subcommittee Of three from each or
garization was appointed to inform Mr. Grsce Oh HIS
nomination. this evening, at the Westminster Hotel
The Irving BAL Conference Committee met 10 Fn d
Uol to discuss the fight between Nicholas Muller anu
BENJAMIN Wood for the nomination IL the Vth ConfIvs
s,onsl District. Maurice J. Power presided I'm ne,d
bers OF the committee wrangled for over an nonr
the rigtts Of respective candidates Jobn Foh su
p1 rted Mr. Wood and Michael Norton spoke n favor %
Mi Muller. vote was finally taken which stoou 10
TO 4 n favor ~ aIr. Muller. IL was men asfeou '"
r. mort Mr. Mullers name to the joint conference
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-22
THE LOCAL CANVASS,
EFFORTS OF PARTIES AND FACTIONS.

EFFORTS OF PARTIES AND FACTIONS.
MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN CONFERENCE COM
MIrTEFs-wIsHFs OF THE GERMANs-EFFEcT
OF MR.. KrIIYs srIECuoNs--FATR OF MR..
rRrAx-sEPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS IN BROOK
LYN AND KINGS COUNTY.
A conference of city Republicans with the
Germans over city nominations was held yes
terday. There is much disafectiOn among
the Democrats over the ticket nominated by
MIR. Kelly. 1t. is said that Charles H.
Truax will be forced from the ticket
The Republicans of Brooklyn aid hmgs
County made their city and county nomina-
tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-22
place John B. Trevor has been nominated; IN nd th'

place John B. Trevor has been nominated IN The
place Of Lucius N. Beings, who IS county judge
Henry L. Tarbox has been substituted
The next meeting under tho auspices OF the Com
mittee IN this CITY will he held at Cooper Institute
Saturday when Colonel Il. G.. Ingersoll will speak.
Wayne MacVeagh will speak i'll the same place
Thursday night Of next week. l..
Ore of the features of the canvass in this state "
the formuC of organizations of business men I'D the
interior cities for work at tho polls. In nearly an
The interior cities such associations have aiieady
been completed for bhsiness men teei tha1 tneI
afford to devote their whole time on one day TO t1e
work of aiding in the election OF Garfield and Ar
yhur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-22
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES IN BROOkLiN.
A STRONG TICKET PUT IN THE FIELp-GkSthAL
CATIIN RENoMiNATED.


The Kings County Republican Convention
eomposed OF l42 delegates from the twenty-five ~arus
Of BROOKLYN and FIVE adjacent towns, met yea
terdav afternoon at the Republican Head
ouartors at Jay and FultOn-sts., BROOKLYN
Shortly before p. the temporary organization Vi tue
Convention was effected. with Benjamin Estes OF INC
Moth Ward as charm lie Commissioner Jaco "or'n'
OF the sixteenth Ward was elected permanent claima"
After siderable the Convention TOOK re-
cess OF half an hour Upon reassembinR Aexshuer
Johnson of the Second Ward presented as candidate
for District.Atorney the name of General Isac
! Catin the present Distr1ctAttOrney. The nomiha-
iion was seconded by Colonel Lewis X Segman, OF the
Nineteenth Ward Assistant-District Att9rhr5 Jony
Oakley Of the Tverty-t'Iird Wand, MAJOR r. rage, Oh
the Twentieth Ward A. Il. Richardson. OF the lWeh,}
second Ward, and Others. The NOMINATION was na me-,
unanimous BY accau alton, and II was receiver VIII
three hearty heels A committee Of three WAS ap
pointed bring General Can before me ,
heartily He spoke with much feeling OF bis spprec
Of the honor gwen him he sedeu 70 INC oysrv
day and mad tried civil case IN order TO attehd W
Names Of candidates for County Auditor then
presented including John IL Kmbell. Francis A. BSgs
A B. Richardson Mr. Richardson NltndreW Ward nd
was nominated by scelam"tion FOR oC IcH,s
In the Easen bstre n As snD.d he use Of
hia name aud nominated ex-A German JOIN fai No. ~
the f'eeeth Ward me , SaIsns sle WIN was then
prcseued for Coroner in the western Disirct Chs,ios
na6cG me elimination Of Dr. Ferdinand ~ Keller
nade by exclamation Gilbert II. "iokhaln was hon1i-
paird for Associa to Justice Of Sessions. -,
The E-ublicm CITY Convention in Broeky1 was held
last evening" DR. James Watt, OF the Tenth Ward, vas
made permanent enairmat The pre;en1 yfe same
w'Ian G.. steumer. was nominated ior VII e md
Office by Ar Kust..s Ford, OF tho sixth mnru tnu
Far G liz Auditor te names of LOUIS Moot and Cap
tain liter Thorn we're brought De.Jre the @
The latter was withdraw, and Mr.. Moot, WHO Is Ger
man by descent and resident oil the sh'eesth Nalu
was unanimously nominated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-22
COTTON BROKERS WHO WANT TO DIE.

SHY
newspapers yesterday caused much ridieue among the
members Of the Cotton Exchange. II was as follows:
NEw-YoRK COTTON EXCHANGE, Oct. 10. 1850
Ten gentlemen who would rather die than 10 see hhl
cock defeated but who not care for notolety nave
concluded 10 send YOU i've, bnt twenty 9 nes hve
doiiars each SO Enclosed nd draft for ~ OOo lot the
Voluntary ioll Tax for the hero OF many hatieS-"lu
field scot Hancock. Publish rames only az
Ten COTTON BROKERS
The following circular issued as on Offset
Opebundred dollars reward s offered fo tie photo
grab i'm grop" Of the te cotton brOFer, who want 10
de- and fund will be raised u pay funeral expenses
- do dfa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-22
THE WARREN INVESTIGATION.

The Warren Investigation was resumed yester-
day The fist witness was BTg5dier-Oenefal d.
Tarbel Assistant Controller IN the United states
Treasury Department aiWashingtOn. His rank on
April l. 1865, that of colonel III Gen
el9l Craw fords division. lie was examined
with reference to the engagement that took
place on March 81. He did not know ot
any precaution having been taken against being
surprised by the enemy. lie described the lnarch
on the morning of April 10 Glavelly Kun ChuIch.
They were late in getting started, he SAID, anu a
long time in reaching that point. After arriving at
GrIyclly Run Church it three or four hours
before the line was formed. CTaWtords DIVISION
moved IL a nOrthward direction lncllnlng a little
10 the left The place where they entered the
SidnOr field was between the branch OF Hatcher ,
Run and the northeast corner Ct the neld. In gong
through the woods they met with light diminishing
from the enemy At the eastern boundary of the
Sldnor field the troops thrown INTO inter as
order officers and men being mingled together.
Willie he was thus engaged. General warren ana
his stall rode by. General Warren made no effort
TO rstoit the lne and did not say anything 10 the
witness In gong across the SldnOr field they met
was to the west, 10 the Young Bossear held, when
tLry reached little after dark. ON redirect eX-
animation the witness said that hrng was heard ~
the lett while Cravford's division was a5 the
eastern boundary OF the Sidnor field.
The only other witness was Colonel \. J.. Dana,
Major of the First Cavalry, and AdJutant-General
in General Deyenss division. winch was unuer
comma I'd CT Gen al Merritt on the day OF the
battle OF Five Forks He described the advance
OF the cavalry forces under General Devcns on the
morning Of April |. The infantry hIe, ne Thought,
was about half mile away but DC could not say
yauocd toward the cnemys line and crossed the
works about thrce-quarteTs OF an hour after they
h 4r,l the iiIe Of the infantry.
The Court Adjourned until to-day at II a. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-22
4 RrRGLARY PARTIALLY SUGGESTED.

Officer Kelly. II the Union Market Police, was
informed about 4 "a. N Yesterday. that three men
with suspicious looking bundles were gong up
Ayeuur-D The orncer and Roundsman Mccormick
started liz pursuit. but did not overtake the men.
Subsequently they found clothing valued at 81 226
Rnss at The foot of Eleycnth-st The officers con-
ceqlcd Themselves. AMI about $50 three eX-con-
ylcts-John Haggcrty. George Paul, and Thomas
Coes-eutrred the Office and were IN the act OF
taking the Goods when they wee seized by the
Officers Later II was learned that the goods had
Decn stolen from II. Stem. manufacturer OF coats.
of No I27 Avenue-D. ard from Francis JuStcn,
manufacture of wsistcOats tho floor Stcrr'S.
The prisoners we're each held in the Essex Market
Police Court in default OF 1000 bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-22
FORMING A NATIONAL ASSOCIATION.

The National Convention of Fire Underwriters
resumed its deliberations yesterday IN the rooms oil
the directors of the Equitable Lie Assurance
Society The Committee on ORGANIZATION sub
united draft OF a constitution which was adopted.
The name OF the organization Is The United IRE
Underwriters In America Its objects are 10 pro-
mote and conserve the interests of fire insurance
The officers aye 10 he elected annually. IN AdylsorY
Committee of fifteen members is provided Tor; Inc
annual meetings are L. be held IL October or
November hut special meetings may be called.
Topics are TO De selected by the Advisory Gem
mittee end presented to members fer consideration
aud discussion. The Committee on Permanent Cr-
cauilation reported the follow ing officers who
were elected: President. 4. Landeu SnoWdcn, OF
Philadelphia: Nice-preSidentS James Nichols OF
Hartford III. l.. Bowers. ot foreign companies, and
Henry n. Hall. of New-Iork corresponding s~crc-
tary. T. Montgomery Hare. 90 foreign companies:
recording secretary. 4. {. Miller. OF New-lork
Peter hoffman. president of th, Niagara Juipany
made an address on the situation of the n-c llSur-
ance interests. George l. Hope addressed the Con
yenton on the subject of rates and presented r>o-
lutious which were adopted. Resolutions pre-
sentcd 10y Henry 4. Oak " Nr. Stevens, and the
Committee on Business were also adopted, ana the
Convention adjourned until 10 a. m. today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-22
HOME Ne us,
Prominent ARRIVALS.

Fifth irenue Hotel Congressman Thomas b
Reed Of Maine ard Amos Townsend and William Mckinley
ir Of Ohio ExCOngressmaH F. d. Stamford Of kentucsy
r. r. Secretary Of the United states lie CATION az Paris
ana Governor Johu ". HOyt OF WyOmin Holman
Fopsc-John @. Thompson, Of Ohio: 81 Jdfn<s it2,tL-
Judge W T. Learned. II the Nev-YOrk supreme Court
-. Ersren HoiseThe Bishop Of Huron and Genera. ; "
Benet, L. :. A.. Eirdsor Ho<i-Maor J. mund Moly
neux az the British Army NctotGs H0'eiNnlam
adey President Central Railroad OF Georgia and
Governor Redned Proctor OF Vermont HsStiHtIsHr no
el-JeIome y. Parmenter, u Troy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-22
GOOD STEAMBOAT TINE.

KNGsToS, \. Y, Oct, 21.-lhe last trip of
the Hudson River Day Lane Of steamers Wa made wee
terday. that day the neV ftcanier Ahsuy. Ola her
passlgc down. san from Nysck Ferry, opposite Tarry
own. ~ Twenty -fou4sL-,t New YORK distance Of
twcntyfeven Inirs siItysey'n minutes. This D. "a
trG. over tWenty-fOur niles Der hour. Her steam
g4use Indicated from thirty 1--WE 10 foSy pounds OF
snt reyOlsea - the rate Of tHealJ elk per
Inln4f..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-22
Ia rrr1nur - nd MoNrNrK POINr.

A prominent cnical of the New-lork Cen
tr and Hudson River Railroad yesterday said he had
no knowledge OF contract Tor bridge over the Ess
River 70 fnr. INK freight iGc 10 honhuk Point
\, rontr.ct e sail. has been entered into with Tie
ing leland Railroad Com guy. no. had ar NaLderDi Is
H.. ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-22
TIE sor-ruwFsrERx PASSENGER WAR

The general passenger agents OF the trunk
lines nj meeting Yesterday sent To the railroad cou
pauies winch are engaged ia The Southwestern passen
ger war request that through rates 10 the Ehst should
not be disturbed To tueir direct Western connections
they sent also request maintain convention rates.
NJ conclusion was reached 81 the meetng OF tue south
western Ratr Association Yesterday, which Was again
adjourned until 1880 a. M to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-22
WORK OF THE FACTION COMMITTEES.

The Conference Committees OF the Demo-
cratic factions met yesterday ~ The Monument
House, to complete the county nominations IL Was de-
otled 10 give the romlaailou Tor Msrne Court jude,
n. German organisation on condition that ihe GERMANS
support the Democratic county nominations IL was
then arranged ~ hold meeting IN and around Ian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-22
s1-ppn. rn .MI-RnER Ar mERCEN PoINr

The body of "a neatly dressed woman about hfty-
Eve year, OF ace. Was found Wednesday evening on
rhc east shore OF Newark Bay. 4 deep cash on
the riaht temple. which had the appearance OF be-
ing made with an axe. mas caused the SUSPICION
that tie woman vas murdered and thrown lrto the
water Tho body had not been IN the water moro
thau two days. Under cambria sack was shawl
tightly wound about the ho4Y. on The lcet were
laced snocs md on one finger was brass ring \
woman answertng 10 this dies rptton was see wan
dcrine around the Elizabethport depot Monday
night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-22
GREAT GATERISG AT SYRACUSE.
fry TELEGRAPH TO TUE TRIBUNE. =

y
SYRACUSE, Oct. 81. - The Republican
meeting here tonight was addressed py
Robert G. Ingerson, and was a grand
Affair. Seven thousand people listened 10
the eloquent speaker and 5000 we're outside the
han imratient to hear him. Never IN war times.
were the people Of Central NewYork more tnaroughIy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-22
ROSCOE CoYKLING SPEAKS At ALBANY.

ALBANY, Oct 21.-The Hon. Roscoe Conk-
ling delivered his first speech since the Indiana election
tonight, when over 1000 people we're unable 70 gain
admiftance 10 the hall IL the evening. the Albany
Grant Club rendered him a 5erenade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-22

y
inc undes Siuaz sounding aud dangerous 10 Use
CrIrPY A. 4 REMEDY FOR NERVOUS DISEASES.
pr. 4 Of Bslumore, Ma practicng pnFsiei,,
NJ, rs nervous disrt,ss
cov.rc that extract OF and ca aoat comb ncl "a
cersin proportion. inv arispy cures heai2chr ell uu
dy-pepc nervous rk hesdache. neuras1a sleep e-es
indigestion ana Nervousness rns - tina aph IA mela
hpistry from all tIe countrt Sle o.
g N su prepsr-s IN pals At So cuts peT box ITO
hector largely KNOWN and mighty resectoo n hAiaps.
iRnisSopsl Methodist Ne IoTk ofoe. rs ful.ons
Dr.. HOLMAN'S PAD and ITS auxiliaries are
marvel Of sueces TIRE nearest uulVcrsA psns
d 'N' '''Ns PEoYEssoR q \. LooNrs. " D.
steel Frame. Fire Proof Safes Comblnallon'
Locke Inside Froln Saa Eu0ry 70 Neses -
Who is your family dentist Ask HIM IL
LYONS ToOIB TABIETs AZ not Ierectly safe q use
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-22
GREENBACK LOCAL NOMINATIONS.

The Greenback Labor party held their
County Convention on Tuesday evening at Science Hall
and nominated the following ticket: For Mayor George
Elsir; for Pegster Michael Shaehe!; for Recorder,
VII nm Wolf; for Justice Of the Marine Court. SaLlue!
NJ Lockwood for Aldormcnat Large. B. = Jonas, J"hn
C1cgnton, L. y. Cunnin CHAM and Gustave Augers'e1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-22
DANIEL o'REI!LY EEyoMINArED.

The IndependeLt Democrats of Kings
County met in Coz grcssional Convention at n. 3J5
Fa.ton-st, Brooklyn, last c;enine and nominated
Daniel OTeIiiy iCr member Congress 10 tho rs Ds
tricl winch ar 0'K-ily now represent. IN accept
IN, Mr. Reilly att.ckcd the rule Ol BOss icLAdgh-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-22

In the heat If passion over political Discussion
Tlr.i4V uigltt. Nj. Nam Nickls. superintendent of
the standard Oh COMPANY. gave .he lir 10 Major
H. \ Goddard, OF Philadelphia. who Is visiting 10
Berpen Point On Wednesday, Major Goddard
him the choice ol weapons. Nam MIeklc had made
no rcpiy ytstcnay. Goddard seems 10 be- IN
saIncat and the lrienas Of both men fear that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-22
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
rp,ccopAr CUIrRcU BUSINESS.

EPISCOPAL CHURCH BUSINESS.
CONDITION OF THE GENERAL THEOLOGICAL sENi-
NARY-A JUDICIAL SYSTEM FOR The Chohch
OPPOSED.
The Rev. DIR. J. Stuart Hanckel, Of Virginia, and
the Rev DIR. John Percival, of louisiana Iesu
morning PRAYERS yesterday III the House Oh -, Depl.
ties of the Episcopal General Convention, b,snoP
Coke. of Western NewYTk, PRONOUNCED the Deh %
dicticn. The Rev. Dr. William u; faItlnst;onn' "
Northern New-Jerscy, presented the trien1lai re- =
mort of the Committee ON the General lhe0iOglcai
Seminary stating that the seminary was III an On
cellent condition. It's expenses for soe SSars nav
beep greater than its receipts. Recently however
vigorous effort had been made 10 crease l's eL-
dowmept fund OF the $25O,OOO when was de-
sired $4,000 had been obtalned an s t tho
Gifts to this fund gift of $1,000 IRON tle
late Samuel Verplanck Hoffman. Inc report also
stated that there were ninety-four students Az tnc
seminary this year. which is the largest NUMBER
George C. Shattuck. Of Massachusetts, read a re-
rort from the Committee on Expenses IN Iegaru "
the question of paying the raVe,hg eNpcd99 '5
the deputies TO the Convention. THIS stated that
tho expenses Of all the members amounted 10 apoue
$50 900. of v hich sum $500 was e&pehdea DS
the deputies from Oregon ana California. VI ao-
ses,ment of | cents upon every rOilnllillchht III
the country or of $40 upon ever clergyman
would I've sufficient 10 raise TINS amount. Inc Ie
mort was placed on the calendar Inc rev. III.
Henry W Beers of California, presented the report
OF the Joint committee when was 10 cOieslueT tIc
ACCESSIBILITY OF appointing missionary oisnop r1i
every territory. This report favors such appoint
Inent ana it was also placed on the calendar. An
amendment to tie constitution, proposed by HlIi
Burgwin Of Pttsburg. was next considered: III
rave the General Conversion power to establish "a
general indicial system OF the Church. Although
this could not take effect until il had been passed
by two General Conventions and by two-tnIrGs OF
the diocesan conventions. II was warmly dis
cnsset ana finally voted down.
Shortly after the beginning Of the afternoon
session the House OF Deputies AS visited py
Bishop Hellmuth of Huron, Canada. VINO came
as % delegate from the Canadian House OF Bishops
He made few remarks at the invitation OF
Dra iHapf ards n
friendly greeting from the Canadian House OF
Bishops. A..
Ths House OF bishops nominated yesterday tue
Roy Dr. j. Houston Ecclesto8, of Newark, for mis-
sionary bishop OF Washington Territory. The
House Of Deputies will act on this nomination TO-
day at p. III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-22
REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE.

The Republican State Committee has found 1t nee
.sssrv 10 make two alteration IN the State Ele-
torsl ticket. David Ogden Bradley. who was one of
Abe eIectara u a member Of Assembly. and in bis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-22
OPPOSING FACTIONS IN POLITICS.

A meeting of about one hundred persons was held
at the Hoffman House last evening to take meas
ures as it was said, to counleract the "evI infu-
ences of strictly party cques and faconal organic
ations." The call was signed by several business
firms in this city, and among those present were L.
NJ. Bates. of Bates Reed & Cody T. ". Roo; and
g. Drake smith, of A. T. Stewart q &C.; NJ. kinger
and James f. Ward OF Wards Havana Steamship
Line H. n Beers, secretary of the Council of PoIit-
zeal Reform, and Edward f. Poor, o. Denny, Poor
* Co.
= c. Carey a Wall Street broker, was
elected chairman and he made a brief speech
in which ne SAID be did not see hCw any
body with honor and sclf-Iespect, could support
the local ticket dictated by John Kelly
NJ b. Wilson presented the name OF /. Nj; Bates as
a candidate for Ma or Thus was received with ap-
plause W. l.. Strong presented the name OF POST
master Jan a.. which was also received with 9p-
plau,e \ resolution was adopted declaring that Il
was the sense Of lhe meeting that permanent or
ganzation. composed of the business men OF every
calling should be made up at the earliest prac'
moment with view 70 countsIactng the EVIL ID
fuences Of strictly party cIqucs and Organizations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
rOOAY
SIM rfsss e10 SIM $40 Clock s,v 5u a.
Moon nses.... 60s soor souhs 255 Moons szs daysiz
HIGH WATER TO-DAY IN.
Sandy Hoox.. l0l4 Gov. Issnd 10j6-Hsl Gate o2o
SANDY HooE.. 1927 Gov. Island lil7-Bel Gate... 0n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-22
DISCUSSING nANCoCEs LOCAL ISSUE"

DISCUSSING HAECOCES LOCAL lSSCL
A mass meeting of business men in fa or
Of Harcock and English was he'd IL Wa-st., IN front
of me sunTreasury yesterday afternoon. For nearly
an hour before the tune fixed for the opening Of tn
meeting business men began TO gather Ia the reighhor
hood-rnerchants who offered for dime cheap prints OF
the Democratic candidates and others VINO hawkcd
educated pigs" foreoid che result of the eiec
ton as the Roman Augurs sometimes predicted coming
events group Of business sat for long time or
the Sub Treasury they wore bioues and oVeras
and sacked dudeen pipes The doors OF the subTreas
ury were locked with great prOmItEess at o'clock.
Townsend Cox called the meeting to order and miro
du,ed as chairman William Wood, ex-presdent
of the Board Of Education. BY this time
a crowd OF a few thu sand people had bee b
collected WalLst BANNERS on their uptown
loitered few minutes the edge OF the crowd and
then passed on. \ few only OF the sgners of the call
for the meeting wcro to be OF the seventy names
OF persons AMI firms published in the Democratic news
psIers yesterday as signeIs Of the call, thirty
six o. one more taan One-haf Of the number,
are known 70 be SontheIDeTs nearly all OF these are
cotton brokers, The topic OF al. the speeches was me
tariff. Mr. Wood declared that he pFonounte ed
ana decided Free Trader and the statement WIS greeted
with amp ause; he added that these qucsti"ns OF
the tamil must be handled delicatelv' Mr Wood also
sglG that EepQl csn claim tha' the prosperity OF
the country was due partly to Republican admins
tratons w4s ''pn ooserOus and Wc-nlEh JlasphcmUus
When August Belmont ANNOUNCED 20 speak the
crowd began imuedIatFiy 10 break uP, but when Mr.
Wood said that Mr. belmont had sent BIS views IA a
letter 10 the char TIE pee pie concirdef 20 wall
little longer or Iudo Il. Potter declared that the
considerable earnings of latoTious he depended
upon he result II election. Abram = HeVItti NIL
iam Dor helmer and ;. :. Cox also spoke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-22
lArounoement.i

Ppvare of counterteitS on James Pyle'S Pearl
inc undes siAz sounding aud dangerous 10 Use