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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22
TIE POINTS OF me PLATFORM.

SYEAC Sd. sept. 21-The Committee on Resolu-
lions leid 10 ors sson tonight and agreed upon
the platform. Thurber and his so-called anti-mO-
nopoly followers We're heard at length.
There was some discussion on a plank
il favor OF the canal amendments
to the Constitution, and making distinctive dec
iara,lou in favor Of free canals The opposition
lel by y son j. Waterbury, but when put TO a
vote he had only three supporters The platform
reafllrms that of 1871, denounces the River
and Haraor b,u, and declares those men
VINO yo.el for il guilty of breach
OF pablo trust The Republican party is
RrI -ued FOR ID" failure o. Congress to modify the
internal revenue laws as TO reduce taxation.
Political assessments upon Government employees
are dea 9uu- ed as "A shame ami scandal IL declares
IN favor CO.. CIVIL Service Reform the appointment
o. Clel H. Ter competitive examination aud 10 mold
office dunlg good behavior. All mOnOpOIes are
opposed and declaration IS made that every
branch oi trade should De open To Ialr competition.
The pla form dee ia favor OF the restoration Of
tine National Guard 10 the rights and
proportions ." of which II wautOnly de
prycd." and that II should be made
TIE represent awe oil tue sOldlery spirit OF the poo
pc 4 buI au Tor the collection Of labor statistics
and for tine extension of the educational system Of
tue state J. recommended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22

thirteen delegates from my Congressional Dis
trct One is an ex-Speaker Of the Assembly, one a
Republican candidate for Congress, one the chair
man Of the Westminster County Board of Super
visors, four are ex-members of the Assembly and
one is the present County Judge. The delegation is
the equal, at least Of that sent by any county in
the State The delegates are the best, the most
influential the most respectable men in the
county. 1t is stated in some OF the morning papers
that Mr.. French presented telegraphIc dispatch
authorizing him 10 act in my place; THE TRIBUNE
says that he produced "A proxy. In either case the
paper was a forgery Mr. French has no authority
to represent me Any of the delegates from West
chester would have been perfectly competent 10
represent me, and it would have been a serious IN
dignity tor me to have given proxy outside OF the
delega ion
In regard to the nomination Of Secretary Folge-,
the Collector said " Judge FOlger and have been
Intimate personal friends for many years. 1t fol-
lows that our relations IN all of these years have
been Of the pleaslntest character. Judge FOlger
will make an excellent Governor and lac Will be I'M
der no mans CONTROL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22
BENJAMIN PLArT CARPENTER.

Benjamin Plat Carpenter, of Poughkeepsie,
the Republican candidate for Lieutenant Governor OF
NewYork, born IN stamford, Dutchess County, May
II. 1897. He was graduated from Union College In
1857 and Is a lawyer ny profession. Mr. Platt was Sc
eced District Attorney Of Ducbess County 1853, but
resigned the Office late in 1860. From 1868 10 1863 he
Internal Revenue Assessor for the XIIth District OF
New-Yorl and in 1867 he sent to the state Cons
tuiona Convention from the XIth Senatorial District
when question the adoption OF the proposed Con-
st,tuton up the convention Mr.. Carpenter did
not vote. In Is72 ne the temporary chairman OF
the Republican State Convention. He was elected to
the state Senate IN 1873 from the Xlh District by
maiOri Of 3.6l0 over James Mackin lDeml a!though
the Democratic majority at the preceding election Tor
Senator had been 1915. few days before Mr. Carpen
ter went TO Albany take HIS seat az senator ne wa
honored with dinner gwen AT Pc lgnkeepse by men,
bers OF both the Republican and Democratic patues IN
November, 1877, Mr.. Carpenter was elected county
Judge FOR duchess County. which Office he still holds
Mr.. Carpenter has been delegate TO several 0f the IA
tiOnal and state Republican Conventions ana Is "eA
known active worker In fuc party
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22
OBITUARY
COLONEL -WILLIAM BORDEN.

Colonel William Borden, OF the firm of Bor-
den K Lowell died his home I'm West Twenty-thirdst
yesterday morning. Colonel Borden was born IN Fall
River, Mass. in 1919 H. educated IN Fan River
and at Randolph Mass. lie came 70 this city in 1893.
On the establishment Of the Fall River Line OF steamers
he was appointed the NewYork agent Of the line, and
with the exception Of interval OF ten years occupied
that position up the time OF mis- death Colonel Borden
was the president If the Borden Mining Company, OF
Maryland. aud agent of the Fall River Iron Works He
was one OF the original members OF the Union League
Climb. and member of the New-Engand Society. OF
the latter organization he president IN 1870 and
1876 IL was a member Of the Network Historical
society, the American Institute and the Chamber or
Commerce In SO he was colonel of the stu Regiment
of the state mi.iuu Colonel Borden for several
years OF the wardens OF the Episcopal Church OF the
II oily Tuuocents. AT Niuthuve and Twenty-elgnth-St
holding hat position AT the time OF his death For the
Last weeks Colonel Borden has been suffering from
an attack malara fever, but sunday he was feel
ing better that he considered himself entirely
re covered and he remained hs ordinary health mp To
yesterday morning, when h. was attacked with plrtlv-
Sis and died a1terHard lie leaves several children
ami. "a ~ d!
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ALLEN-suddeny. ~ SchIaaleunnrg " J.. sept mbe- %
OF apopexy IAeute"An,-C Colonel H. A. Allen l.. - A. oe
Reaie. aud friends Of me family are invite 70 '''ena t4e
fuue al nom me Cnntc1 90 ,aalrnDnfg ora FHay sep.
cqrre ~" be 10 anF g. SF' On M n , t +, ,hs
brl-'st.. Horfhora K H. OF y. j.
Intermeut ar greenwood
BOhDEN-Ath.sl late residence 40 III West 23l.t. oa
septemiogr 3l 81 M.l.'m bofuen as'1 o' ears
coNN oLLY-on rhur-dly morning septca'er q i.s2
Adele Nc Rae d1u-A. +. ~ EDWARD D. anu -A-'' NJ 90"
Funeral services al me r.ancs Of her parents ~ ~ west
KELLY-At Wesport Harbor. Mass on Tae.!a7 l'h inst
OF heart disease bernard hey 40 io "a year 81 ni. ago.
East l6th-st. -ln.av september - al ocock M
Relatives and trends are respectfully invited.
NICOIIAt New WINDSOR september 30. Anna Randolph.
Fs sa,a4ia al ' Sept m5sr B. at J dco T. ''
READ-At waIng.ori Centre, on TUESDAY 'eptemnrr d.
Reatys and friends OF The family aye in,i,e To attend 10
lyn. FRIDAY. the 2-d ST.. Al 2oelpcA
RENWIcK m1er a. John II4-'ed infant -on o. B.
Funeral services al the residence Of the parents Forest
Montcar y. j.. Ffifly evening 22i inst. az O'CLOCK
sEXroN-ln this ery. september 20 Georgana .cEton.
widow Of Tie AT Joseph SEXTON aad daughter Of tie hts
S aud ta, are 3ee,tuy ntei - attend tho
~ 7suraay seR,e .a si ~ a. or. be- omitted
Inrid held Mas- ana Ii .tunoIe paper, please COPY.
sIoDART-O "Wednesday SEE TENDER ~ Thsbe wife Of
William H. Stodar and daughter o. ine ate ohal AID
Relatives ends are r.pectiry iny'tei 20 attend me
funeral services AZ ucr lar Ie-i enc" So est l-7tL
ST.. FRIDAY eyenine september - al o.'.'.A , 49,.
mt-IWg y, az az oi ,r ,ro NaS YORK u '-0
TAYLOR-on "wednesday. september 21 william lyle lay.
lOi. eldest OF Li~al. lyis and Mau'n > Taylor -
I East st .,' Oh ~au5aay a. i ccos.
wILLIAM-Ai East ia dam Conn. on Tuesday ~eptem
ard Virg r. Williams Ncg.Nors. aged years. IL
Bnrial At WoooiaWn.
wooD-suaie9iy a Brook w Sep emP.r 20 is,3 lore
Fl. Robinson 49,
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TgE TRIBUNE FRESH AIR FUND.
THE 1l7EsT From SYRACUSE
nrc,sIoy IN Favor OF TAMMANY.

my TELEGRAFh W AiAN -A'"' 80
c,-,.cr,sr. Sep. 22.-l a. m-lhe .o"-
ON Contested Seats met to-nisht.
T Tao'' committee listened to the claims OF All
49, Now York factions Purrov and MARITIME spoke
Co.. ,beanti-Kelly Tanmany Hall combination !. b.
nl,ev +. Elery Anderson and ex-senator re-
rlos+ine for the County Democracy, W. b. CochIane
ond {. ". Brooke fer Irving Hall,and General - H.
ola and Senator Grady for Tammanr. All the Ola
,a,-;I.,r arguments and rccriminations were
MT forth in the same old way Mt
hr3ersoe added little spice to the scene by charg-
;nc T.mmany Senator's with selling themselves IN
~ legislature. but upon the indignant denial OF
cr,dr and Boyd he made g. mild withdrawal OF the
,borce The committee took recess at 1l:3O to
,llovv tbe New-York factions time to fix up their
combination. but il reassc mbleG "a hour later.
The committee has agreed TO a representation IN
mo convention Of &c for The County Democracy, -
Ior Tammany and l. for Irving Hall. There was a
Iv,ly scene in the committee room when r. LierV
Anderson spoke of the three mis- Table creatures
Who sold out to the Republicans meaning the
Tsmnlquv senators. II looked g. II there would be
, personal encounter for few minutes
but Anderson said that he did not ne
,es,arily mean that they got money out
,olitical pa+ionaCe. Aftcrwa.d ". C. kingsley ana
Eanerai SrluOla came our together and Lad CONF
5enugl talk This arrdn cement Is against 1IoWeI'
Sud adds 10 SlOcum and Cleveland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22
IRON MILLS RESUMLYG WoRK.

PITTsBURG, Sept. 21.-The differences be-
tween the manufacturers and iron workers having been
settled large number OF the mills started mp With
full complement OF to-day. and the remainder viii
be in operation by Monday. The best feeling exists be-
tween the employers and employees, and all
sides appear To be glad that tie strike 4
over. In the blooming department OF the
Bes-cmcr steel Company at Homestead. where -trAe
occurred months ago, the refused % Work
to-day because the cement discharged tutchloW,
who attacked FOwey in Repent riot. Fowley wnc
was a nou-unlon man, shot CutchiOw AMI has since
been at work AT the mill, was present THIS morning
when the union went 20 work. In order % save
trouble Fowley resigned and Manager Williams then
discharged CricbON. The decision OF the Amalgamaied
Association IN the matter will test the LEGGED reforms
IL the rules for the government o. the lLl Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22
GEYERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
NOMINATIONS BY THE GREENBACKERs

NOMINATIONS BY THE GREENBACKERs.
The Greenback County Convention met ac
Science Hall last evening nominate city and county
ticket. +. b. Mcguire presided. John swinton, Lewis
i. Post and j. W. Franklin nominated for Mayor
Finally the OF the former two were wi'hdrawn,
and J. W. Franklin, president Of Brickayers
Union No. 4, nominated by accamaton
John q. Kuhn nominated for County Clerk
Several names were proposed for Sheriff, among Others
James f. DOody who said that the Office wa >" re
pugnant 70 his conscience :" he would not accept,
elected for he did not have the heart 10 hang man
II was suggested By that the deputies gener
ally hanged the criminals. Mr.. DOOdy declined the
honor. however number OF other men were nomi
mated but they all declined 20 Finally the County
Committee were authorized 10 make the nomination.
Dire. Sheldon, Dean aud Ball we're dominated for Coro-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22
RIILROAD INTERESTS.
A THREATENED WAR AvERTED.

CHICAGO, Sept. 21.-No formal meeting OF
the managers OF the roads running between Chicago and
st. Paul was held to-day, bat formal conferences were
held and dispatches sent 20 managers out OF the
city. The result was the drafting OF plan for d.
vision of the freight and passenger business which will
be presented to meeting To be held tomorrow It's
thought that this plan Will prove acceptable to all
the lines interested and the threatened war TO North
western points Will be avered. at least until after the
busy All the routes recognize That THIS Is very
unfortunate time for general cutting or rates, hs IL
would the most profitable portion Of the year
traffic and the managers are therefore, inclined To make
concessions they would listen TO at another
tf4A
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THE CASE or SLEGEINT M4SON.

BrrFALo. y. Y, Sept. 21.-In the United
stot District Court to-day before judge Coke, General
Toun g. Bigeow OF Washington, counsel for Sergeant
John A. Mason, who attempted To as-Asslnhte "Wt'"u
reouc-ted permission 10 Tile petition for VIII OF
49,, -. ~. and made motion To show cause why
The ammo should not be granted ana the order allowed
Judre COKE granted the order without h1lh- IN. uS
bu IL II made returuabc AZ IucA, plODdpJ Oo'V'~ -
10 be heard b. him aud judge Wallace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22
THE TICKET COMPLETED
Continued from First Page.

10 I'LL vacancies on the state ticket should any occur
Dr Gleason OF ST. Lawrence moved that three cheers
given for the ticket aud they given Mr. LAWSON
of NewYOrk, offered OF thanks to the oincers OF
the convention for the Impartial In when they
discharged their duties; carried
The convention then adjourned sine die at LOO p III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22
HoEsE DhIgAHS UHIPPMG Each OTHER

PoUGHKEErsIE, \. Y, Sept. 21.-At the
DutoAess County Fair this afternoon during trotting
face tie drivers OF two horses named Henry White and
William Sergeant, 10 strike each other with
"Mps and sergeant wa- thrown from his seat. He,
uo"eFer h'd Oh % the lines and fecaiued h- rulky.
ueA tHe5 came To- Tine stand he attacked White and
t'ath nm 49, eIn heavy blows The head with the butt
tG " Ills whip knocking White down between MS horse
- 'u-Ay The hOrse Kicked aim twice. but he
rescued without selIo, INJURY, ana then his friends
."iP,cI to mob Sergeant, VINO was taken out u the
Wy Nieal excitement prey allied fOr some Time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22
GEORGE 4. CHAPPFLL.

The death OF George \. Chappell, of No.
los st. Marksavn.. Brooklyn. occurred on Wednesday
In New-Loud0n Conn, at the age OF ntty. He was well
known enthusiastic sportsman. His business was
dealing in fish in Fulton Market Ameeting OF members
of the Long Island specimens AsocttOn of which be
was formerly president. the Fountain Gun Club, the
Long Island shooting club, che N0npareu Gun Club the
Brooklyn Gun Club. the Washington Gun cub. TIE
Couev Island Rod aud Gun Club ami the Fulton Market
Fi-hmOuger-' Association Was ncd Last evening 10
take uOuce Of the death of their fellow member The
funeral Will be held a Waterford, Conn.,, Oh sunday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22
NnMINATIONs FOR CONGRESS.

PORTLAND Greg, Sept. 21.-The Washing.
ton Territory Republican Convention has nominated
Thomas III. Brents Delegate TO Congress-
MILWAUKEE, Ill, sept. 21.-The Trades Assembly
nominated George b. Goodwin for Congress 10 day.
Goodwin Is a Republican.
DOVER. " H. Sept. 21.-The Republicans OF the lat
Congressional District met here to-day, aud on the
second ba lot nominated Marin A. Haincs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22
STIR ROUTE THRILLS.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 21.-In the United
states District Court ths morning the trial OF Thomas
A. M,Dcytt, Christian Price and Legrand Ensign,
charged etn conspiracy TO deraud the Government by
en- ,rng bogus security on star Route contracts was re-
s,,d During the progress % the trial and after many
legal reccr- had been produced, the Judge remarked
tbgr de- regretted the Indictment was so youmiuOus II
wa har the Jury the court To understand II Win
out the loss OF a great deal of time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22
NOMINATIONS IN NEBRASKA.

OMAHA, Neb., Sept. 21.-The Republican
State Convention nominated A. W Aeee' OF Hamilton
County, for acknowledgements aud T.. r. Koggen' o.
Lancaster for Secretary Of state; and renominated
John Wallchs for Auditor ". W. Jones FOR superntcn
dent OF Public Instruction, AMI General hendaA Tor
Commissioner ~ Public Lands and Buildings
the following candidates nominated; For Gov
ernor j. W. Dawes; state Treasurer. Lorin ClaIki
AttorneyGeneral, Isaac Powers, Jr Regent Oh tue
University, l.. H. Geere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22
IvpR0TEuEyT or TIE POr0M4C Flats.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.-Major Haines hav-
ing submitted his plan for the improvement Of the Poto-
mac flats the Chief Of Engineers that officer approved
Il and submitted IL the Secretary OF War; with the
recommendation that the work be done by contract
with the lowest bidder after due advertisement for the
proposal- The plan was approved by secretary Lincoln
Yesterday Three objects 70 DE accomplished by the
nropo-.d Improvement. the improvement Of naylga-
tou the Of harDor lines and the raising of
{ ha ntfs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22
uR. GEORGES COMPLAINE

WAsHINGroN, Sept. 21.-Mr. Georges letter
N the President has been referred 10 secretary Frcng
nnrscn Mr. Lowell IN August acted upon this case as
well as that OF MI Meany and the two eases have been
the subjects OF correspondence 10y telegraph since tue
dtes Of arrests Action in bOtn cases was taken prior
80 M rcnt ~ any complaint aud ~ IN all other simi-
Inn ca-e= Immediately upon receipt OF NORMA non
Uropfv the only American now imprisoned ana MS
re eis. or speedy trial Is still belns urged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22
THE AcuoY Of LocAL ORGANIZATIONS.

A meeting Of tle Xth Assembly District
Republican Association Was held last might at 30 -
Avcuu,.-A. Resolutions were unanimously adopted
supporting the nominations al Saratoga.
The regular monthly meeting OF the XVIII Assembly
District Irllblcau Association was held at its head
quarter. at SO. ~ klgufl IIcAurd Dvycr pre-
.dcQ. = e. Ice introduced q resolution recommending
llc state tcc 10 the hearty support o. the Republicans
N Tie district IL was adopted without dissenting
voice.
The first I0-er Club was started yesterday 40 No. 200
Adj. pD IT,, ll the Twentieth Ward, HroO-yL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22
THE YELLoW-FErER Y1HE SOUTH

PENSACOLA, Fla, Sept. 2l.-From bad to
worse is the situation Of affairs at the close OF tina, the
twont,-hfih day Of the The Board Of Health
officially reports sixty cases Of fever and two
denths. \ plumber of Peuslcolan- Went into camp al
Oadeld about five miles distant from this city, no the
outbreak ~ the fcver and This morning call was made
for "a physician 10 attend case OF fever there W -
HOyt merchant OF tuis city woo went with ms Aalhl
to uuOe station, twenty-five miles from Mo3h- anout
three weeks ago has lost two OF his children 10y the
fever. The contribution. received to-day aEsresale9
over 100, including loo from Memphis Inc totdl
number of cases TO date Is 3li; deaths H.
WASHINGTON, sept. 2l.-Ihe following dispatch rom
Brownsville Tex. was received tonight by surgeon
General Hamilton: Inspectors report Arroyo GORDON
perfect with 10 sickness outside OF near IT, Can pre-
vent the spread OF foyer lam sustained against legal
qubblers The Arroyo the only practicable line for
the Gordon until tho fever gets nVc miles or moe De
yond H. HdalgO aud star counties Will not permit
transit Cameron County Us too large ana too healthy 10
enclose n Gordon 1he river guard Is necessary ana
ful authority essential Eighteen cases ana one deatb
reported during pasl tWentJ -iOar hours
MURRAY, Surgeon.
The following additional contributions have been re
cei,cd by B.oonbcrg a Raphael in this city. for the
gr,vusKlil. Tex. yellow lover -th,rsr=; Jacob III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22
AREcEPrIoN 10 ARcrIc HEROES.

WAsHrNGTON, Sept. 21.-Preparations for the
reception 10 Chief Engineer Melville the amen N0ros
and Nindemann. and Lieutenant Berry have been COM
peted The Arctic travellers viii arrive on saturday
afternoon and tie reception Viii taAe place that even
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22
THE TARIFF CONFUSION.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, sept. 2i.-lhe Tarih
Commission held session here this morning. AZ winch
there was general concurrence ~ yew IN favor ~ the
existing tariff, particularly on iron. Inc ,OmElrsl'
started Tor Atlanta tins afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22
DIRECTORS REELECTED.

At the annual meeting OF the stockholders
the Northern Pacific Railroad Company yesterday the
following directors were chosen: Frederick Billings, A.
H. Barney John W. Ellis, L. O.. RostOn Robert Harris
Thomas Cakes J. Pierpont Morgan, August Belmont,
Henry Willard j. l.. StacBpO.c, Benjamin J. cheney
John c. Bulhtt and Henry i. Johnston. These were
the former directors of the company.