New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-05
NOTES OFTHE EMPIRE STATE
TEMPERANCE REPUBLICANS AT BINGHAM
TON.

.osrv.s1rg OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PRoGREss-
RID MEN.
,,, AZ OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE.
'p,,,cu.,rTON. Sept. At has been hereto
a,,ounceA that the ant-saloon Republicans OF New
~ state would meet ia this city IN State convention on
- next News has come TO this city that Norwich
-, ,otv seat OF Chenan6O County, will send as dele
Wv W. 70 this convention the following well-known
sing Republicans: The Hon. Isaac Newton H. 1.
Dnna,n d. b. Fitch, John Mitchell, John Hammond
= = Johnson Henry Hewitt. J. II. Latham W. T.
c.,.au and the Rev. B. ID. Peck. from Greene In
~ ma county will the Hon. Frederick Juiand,
80. O. Davis. Ieverctt Rathburn David Sherwood,
-, D Osborne. Eli Carter, Captain W Loomis' john
,-,,.na Charles Turner and Henr, Giln ore. Rich
promised concerning the connection OF
A. Ds,necratc AMI Tird parties and some secrets OF
VI leaders OF the third party viii DC aid mare me
novertlon will he held in the Pioneer RIM on an ST.
,Se same in which General Logan addressed thousanos
on AZ exi ected that Mr. Freeman would resign his
.;fv cerkship entering the post once as he Was
raSorted 20 be still connected WITH ne Ledd,r IN lus
cd capacity Bot no lie nuns on 10 AL ac ne NAV nay a and
sar cons fence. How can he faithfully attend 10 ms
multtudino1s duties Is sr S', eps Tor when he Is
yecnIiary adspted. II IL understood that thc
fcan friends Of MI flsnlsNn are nnpor, ,I IS
aslertensrs Villas for tue resignation OF MI fieeu"n
from one OF his Offices ., H.. No.. n .h. r,I. FOR
progress OF the most rapid knd mas heen the TUE oI
me mast three years and especially at west Euu nu
posve Al tue west end of the city there has WITHIN
short space Of time heen bult Two I.'ge r.
Tncn'an Iarrahee and Sturdevant. who n"n fracture
cntrsrs and seiehs and that OF W. r Weed x CO.. SASH
I incs The former factory has run evenly and wei
%ron 4 ,e start and gives employment ~ many men
Inc i,er was not for time 30 prosperous as nov" D.
d Nnodav has recently secured an interest III, ana
raroving 10 BiughamtOP has taken chaffe o. inc san
and mind factory OF Weed Co since us au rent e1
an" in mis- establ shment has greatly increased,
Owe 100 men hene employed. and the nrn penn
si1 weeks behind its orders Tue bnSntmton ,,
Wnrs owned By Burrows Brothers 4 Co.. start thelr
t,es mis- month giving employment to nearly loo hen
On Thursday last occurred IN this city the greatest
the Men have made IN this part OF the
U ~. nc tnev or the aboriginal tribes turned ont to
meet General sullivan. The occasion was Tue ntsr
animal ramon OF tue tribes OF this county tanner
Pei Man county OF the universe. tnily foV "err
mustered out on Thursday. Thsse marching Two
81 through the principal streets made an lloshg
sn.ct Gle The city Iuerd band the New-hlOrd o'nu
the silver Lake drum corps furnished the muse. -
The BInghamton Opera House. which wa, openeu Vn
Wednesday evening last. was real surprise ~ 80,
theatre gong public. and an agreeable one, 700. 90
agrr Clarke received many cou2rsiuatlubSi hpr ,no
theatre in this city from tns time 0TWa.u WEI w ri
ratron,zea than ,er The play OF Wednesday evening
was L. A. LocKo's new melodrams Never say D'o'