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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-14

A pRAsS BAND TO STIR Up ENTlII'SIAsM
Tho Democrats Of Union County. y. j.. met IN con-
vcntlon n Library Hall. Elizabeth Yesterday to noni'
nate candidate, for State senator. sheriff and tolOcS
In order TO arouse the party to enthusiasm IN view OF
the 1,ctional strife now raging binSS band was en-
yay,xl IN draw crowd. and It played for I'm hour IN
front of the hail. Garrett Berry. city'at'orhcy oi
Halfway was elected chairman OF the convcn'ioh "h'ch
had lis work mapped ont IN advance by 'he parry
hosscs As;cu,5lyman Marsh was nominated for stare
..ro,or ne reclamation and william II. Iiicl!s was
nominated for sheriff! Tie township dcl"Ga'c' dd not
like IA, have both candidates from Elizabeth ana lrcN
holder George W. Dolly, Of Union wn~hlp was put
M against Hicks. D"ty Wa showed uHder' ne Ho'
getting dozen votes, and Iich,s nomination WAS Haoc
unanimous. Dr.. Clad'k. OF Railway. and Dr. boohc'
If pIoiuicd wer,. nominated for CoOncrs. After the
rcnvcntinu adjourned Il dl>rovc ell that Or tldck
WA. not res dent of IA" county and II VIII be- necessary
10 hunt up another candidate FOL CrrO''r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-14
OPENING; TIE CAMPAIGN ~ DEoOKLIT.

The f.ll,wiug Republican nominations wc',. made
in I.nil,n lat MINT r.: m"n'rr of Assembly, ~
the IXth District john =. K"->rl: VIII District Ed
waqi Brown, IN pl;ir" II Idvaid j. tantwell. for
supervisor q! tie Eighth Ward. Joseph Mc' ril' X
Twenty sixth Ward. Ilcu;v Wo.frrf.
The campaign VA fr.nIl,, b".1n Yesterday. Con
gresham WALLACE opcrci headquarters IN the At'rk"
Buildn.. ". 4. Kramer. ~" Republican candidate
for sheriff. VIII pr hailv liav" headquarters III tl''
,amc building. Jam"> Gresham hl' written letter
formally accepting tn" nomination for Member "f Con-
.r,.~s in The I'D District. Tie new system 81 voting
wa, cXpllincd hy Hugo IIr~rh n III" Twenty third
Ward I,rpnhlican Wcvain lat evening. senator
Eirkrtt treasurer If the Republican General Com.
,uit,cc has been chosen treasurer If the kcpnbli,
Camplcu onnIit"r aud Will attend 10 Nh" duties 81
the Office" Tie campaign hrl!quari"r~ viii u" KEEP,
after the rrCul al No. 10; La" ir'ncr II.
The Dcmmriih G"H"ral Committee II kinc> tpuutv
met last evening and formally approved the nomlna
non, made by the variDu- committees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-14
VISITING OLD BiTTLEFIELDS

Washington oct. 13.-The Comtc de Paris. accom-.
named bv the Comtc d'Ilau>>Oavilc ana 'oF'iei
Par,eval left Richmond AT o'clock TINS hhorh's i'F
a visit 10 the battlccld> of Spo,t>ylvahia u H.
Chanccllorvillc and the WILDERNESS. They wchf 10
Fredericksburg by train and were jonrd thcfe 10y 'c''
..ral >ichr, VIII, had come from Ncw-lork BY spec Iu
pnntmeni To- meet them. Carriages were p''Hu i'r''
AID A hurried visit wa made TO the 'haWci"'NM9
House ten miles from Fredericksburg. over rotIs
aro;,ing an excellent view Of The positions ~ mo
c,.tcnding armies during the five days hst III MAY
-,;2 The Cvmic and his party anne direct I" "t>t'
p,-ton arrivu. here AT 80 O'Clock To morrow thy
will visit the battcfcds Of Anticam and ''ctty>bis
Montreal. Que. oct. l3-Ihc VISIT oi tIc ONE 10
Psri. To Montreal arranged for OCTOBER -. i crahg
no small sir lr,r. TWO parties have arisen. one ot
which wis to do him honor Will" the other d"l:'
& ate. any such attempt. likely 10 Dc interpreter
As hostile 10 the French Government TN N"nar,r.
,t." were IN a majority ~ stormy meeting hcld VS.
morning in thu Mayors parlor and appointed an m
fcntia cOmmitt''. comprising all fi'l'h ana fh-h>H
per> onS ~ title tho city, 10 orstlI" Il reception.
Eepul lean >ympa''zcr' promise {" orr il" ''lnt"r
demon ,rpn Ia signify their dissent from "et"n
~ the preferdcr 10 the throne ot France
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holding mp the mOrocco.bOnnd volume. exclaimed

holding mp the morocco. bound volume. exclaimed
dramatically
IL enter this as the first exhibit for the great Exs
position Of 1893" at which everybody applauded vocf'
erOsy George w. Cope in behalf OF the local Reception
Committee. also made an address. The party subse.
Qucnty went IN carriages and by special train to
ilc Washn ton park Club housc where they were met
by the I'd Regiment Band. Lyman j. Gage, OF the
Worlds Fair Commission. delivered another address
Of welcome which was replied TO by Sir James kitsOn
T. r. Eryan also spoke
Charles Mcneil. Of Glasgow, manufacturer OF iron
and steel ;pcciatcs. tells reporter that he does not
believe In the Mckinley bill. aud predicts the entire
paralysis Of the English iron and steel manu- actuers
trade with this country unless tho tariff laws are
changed. Albert priestman, Of Hull. manufactures
Of oil engines. SAYS:
think that the English Manufacturer WILL on the
whole get tho best Of thi. Mckinney law. II Will give
us bitter chance 10 compete with the United states
I'm other markets We will make II 81 warm for Cnitd
Stats that they will lind IL Will take sl0
Of their money 70 60 a. far ~ Of ours. We viii
admit that 70: tim" yol Will have advantage. In
asuu"h Your corntry'- natural wealth ana bohhd'e's
TERRITORY ciy,s YOU stronger ntren hmcnt than our
little island does.
A the Auditorium TO night the boxes were reserved
for the guests during the strauss concert being reached
by a private entrance from the parlor> supper wa!
served IN the ballqncr hall az 10 orlock tn" lafN'
reception committee Is composed Of the following
ladies: Mrs, Joseph Medill. Mrs. Arthur j. eaton.
Mr.. 'corr' NJ Pullman Mrs. I" ", Potter Nr,; Hpr
Mo- ormick Mr.. r. Il. Blackstone. Mr>. Albert 4.
-ss Mr Inrn;'n VI Nr ayysy HI c Sn" NM NJ
william II. stirling Mr.. II. W. Patterson. Mr. ~ y:
Eddy. Mr.. Frank ;. GJrton, Mr.. K. v" Hunt ana
Henry II. Porter. ,, AHA. .,
Pullman and the row Ter Carwi"cl Works, and dis
play by the polirc and fire departments
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THE FEATHER REPORT


Washington. Oct i3.-for N"w.l.ngland far, fclo"es
by rain win:- shifting 20 .orthoily warner III the SOUTH
,rn pant.
For Eastern New .Yu,k Eastern Pennsylvania. Ne"'
JN.ry Delaware Ms,,aud and virginia cloudy weaver
aud rain: warner but ,ool,, 1T Di-t In Maryland ara
Vn-.nI Increasing -opih'riy winds.
For the Carolinu- and n'or.la. Showers
Iur florida Nsbanli. Mississippi u>.ara, Arkansas
and Ea>t.tn Texas. cooler and fait. -,
FOR W,,,in Nrv Nu.A. threatening weather and rain
Wa" ... ,
;rr Ohio and Wr-t virginia. colder. WIN ram
Eoi kr.tuckv and i,iu $50, cn,i'i ana t'iF'
Iot Western Prmn>yN an'. thi"A''ninS "''h-r anu
ra'n culGrr . ,,,.,o,
For Indiana Northern Illinois. M'hgln ana "!'e'"'
Iain colder. 3d.. o..
F5i Missouri Nebraska. kan-a> and Iowa fa.r.
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INTERNATIONAL MARINE MEETINGS.

Washington oct. l3.-The board appointed by A-
.i,,u. >.cr,t,rv >pauldng Of the Treasury 70 con.
slider the recommendation made hv the United Hl'''
DELEGATES to the international Marine t"nfcrnc". held
lis first meeting today. These recommendations re-
lat, +, tie r,ili>Imrlf of "A board - have charge at
general supclitrndcncc of matters concerning n"r'
chant vessels aud >ranicn. The board a." 'dcd tna'
would hold sessions for hearing on October IL, .'
and ~ At II o'clock I'm the morning. and on day, 10
Ice hereafter spec fled until November II. Apph'a
ton for hLrn-, Will not he considered after October
So and all applications must be addressed to t's
secretary ~ the Treasury. General Dumont. tho
supervising Inspector general al steam vessels, II
chairman I a., board! and DR.. John h. Hamilton tho
surgeon general Of the Marine Hospital service, ID seo-
r,tary,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-14

Was Gr,nt a grea, general ,-conceded What mads
him sol
When L. 5. Grant hauling cord.wood into ST. Louis
MS neishb0rs did imagn he would become the
famous man OF hls ration. When he was managing the
little tannriy in Gaena OF his intmates recognized
In him future hero. But he displayed qualities which
should have satisfied thrm he common man. What
there about hint
II you start To build sInslcsstory shanty pay little
attention TO the foundation lay strngers In tho
sand, with little fear the building Will fall But II you
propose erecting tensory block architect Will tell
you YOU must go TO the rock for the basis OF your
foundation the stately Is liable to tumble
about your cars.
Tho foundation Of great man Is moral force-characcr
this 1, the rock foundation. Tho shc>, lacks II be
never succeeds. Grant used indics
ton Of moral character He told listened TO-
he cond help IT, vulgar story this showed peculiar moral
fibre. unusual strength Of character He Of
onons--as his wife said obstinate IN other words
he had Will power force.
These qualities. with good judgment we'll balanced
mental DOW, rs and peculiar executive ability supplement led
BY military education, fitted him for the emergency when
it came. As his merits became known success
was assured This always the case with things with
men, Il we'll know the value OF Warmers Safe Cure"
writes NJ Carr OF the Hotel Bennett. Bnghamton y. T.
In 1854 had clI,cuty with my Kidneys Tho doctors
did no. help me was badly ont OF rig One day tiave
linz man from Utica advised try Warmers Safe Cure
The INST bottle did 30 good that when my family
doctor called throw his medicine out OF the window
while he was present continued 10 use Warmers safe
Cure until entirely we'll"
The Of merit is tho accomplishment OF the matter u
hand The best il that which is most certain.
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Of THE CIN,INN>rI BOARD.

Co,umhu-. ohio. oct. T.: f>p~ialL- N"~' "' VI"
,,rul,r, Of the General -cmily arr here tonight Tor
TIE np mig ~ the >p'cial s"~l"n t. moro" 'ald ~
the Governor To- lr.-l" ont c "i'r ilI' Demos Al"
Hoard II Public Improvement, and the Dr'r'liIh
ard II Equalization 81 tiW'nnlil. ID" PA" tue
,l.,,i, of >.;ianr elect Irrr ana other p"n"i-'t"
louder, f., induce Mes. Er"mlin. DHulam ana M"'
rnmc.y 4, resign and tins av"ii TIC necessity oI an
c>tra .c,.in they have refuse" - Nlrd. aid ani"ri'
their intention fight io th' bitter "rd. ia" liam.
ton Countv drlrsatlpn. all of whom WITH one r>'rP
;ion are Democrats. ar" urn ii III 'l'lF up
pn.itiun io TIC Grvr:mg - RECOMMENDATION 'ha'
th, pr, mt Board hr a."''>'rd ana To nave
their stI,r,..,ois elected iN IT," p", PIE" fian>
# r,-, rrdng were drrd IN - ret eau
u ~ ti,. Iru.n,.: mrmirrr- Which W. ~ ~'-.!"n
ui,,l after midnight '..r ~ the" i {" am"'d IN"
law - -, to give the Governor po"cr 10 i'n"E" III"
memir.r> ana the othcr IA" RECOMMENDATION t"
abolish the Board. II - r:r,blhi' Tat IL" Ioi'h
viii DE- abolished IN accordance Wnh the Governor
rrroinr.ulat lJl. In aly "a" tl" part, l. >p' Il"
VOID the hope Of redemption dh'inS ia" ri"'"Ht 'i"l'
u,icu ,.n, crilor Cimp!"n called bciO"" -"
c,Icl. and made u lr' i. citing frh HI reason,
,- c,i, TIE -,-~ou ard for hrii"Vin; m"ni'rr~ "i
th.. Hoard e. d., corrupt. lII- remark were lpIhN
rll..rcd The Republican riur;i> drrld" on Il con
.nry ,iiy, ,lr.. They ~ favor Ut home 1il" ana
viii v. 20 ul!>I the T.. AL ana rt>tnr" In" clc ton
of 4 III nl"i- u the ic"!Ir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-14
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.
prprp1ICAN CONVENTIONS IN SEVERAL DIS
THICrs-THE CANDIDATES.

penpllcan Congress nominations were man" io't
WONT in some of the districts in which the conventions
had hccn adjourned over from last week. fA''oh
gre. ,n,au Timothy J. campbell. the County D'i'cFa'F
c,udil,.e WAS indor>cd by the Republican,, OF the
With District.
Tho Iyth District Convention was held at no. =
Ayeruc A. Isaiah Kahn pres ding. Jolih "c''N' N"'c
nerc haut Of houston and Orchard H. Wa "ha'i
mo,,,v Nominated. Nr. Wei>, is about forty wears
old He wa, born in Ncw.Y0rk, and In the district
ba, he has been nominated TO represent lie Is '"cr'
tar, Of tic Gcimania society and also pfohi'''"I
member OF many other important clubs.
The delegate, to the Nth District Congress C"nV"h
,ion met In the Of the Lincoln can, al NJ"
OBJ Tlrdavc. William ~ lloag the A''"mblyn''h
from the XIth District. was Chairman The chairman
vas authorized appoint committee o! three 10 hdhc
the Congress noUAnation. TIE committee Will n'c'
tor ,I.,, urpo,c at no 40 Broadway 1T 10 O'Clock
this morning.
Tbc r, prblcans OF The XIIIth Congress District
held An adjourned convention last nicht at Eepnl"
ucau headquarters, No. 2.2j0 Third ave. Dr. H. u
rotipson pre- ,ldcd r. e. campbell, president Of tn
Harlem Republican Club, WAS unanimously nom'il''N
IN r present the district In Congress commute;
Of the convention waited upon Mr.. 'ampFh at 'h'
c,,, and endcavorcd to hi acceptance VI the
nomination Mr. Campbell having positively declined
10 accept the committee 60 reported to the cohVch'"h
which then al "A late hour. NAMED Dr. H. e. Roblh'oh
,r the Office pr. Robinson is well known "a, ON. OF
,,, most prominent Republicans Of the Nlllth D.
tr,ct and To lIiahc ,troig run dtail'I 'hr
Democratic nominee, MI ii"h
Harrisburg, Penn, oct. 13.-M meeting here 'hi'
n.rnoou the Republican conf'rrccs of tie XVIII Con
as,.sio,a, District unanimously rcnOmnated John W
Rife.
salem Mas oct. l3.-JlCOb :. squirting, Il SAILS
h,.v W., nominated for C"acgc>s to-day by the
Plohbltioui>ts OF the with DISTRICT
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FOR ANNEXED DISTRICT COMMISSIONER.

Til" Annexed DsIict County Democracy last night non
nat Lou. j. H"ln'l tor Stree: Cornss!onc- The non
stca L..aiinons. Mr. Il n;l who l. also the cand
dat. chosen by the Citizens Lcca improvement: Party 1,
Popular lie ASS eved last nigh: tn md r-eret
.. ;.c Rcli beans Of IT, XXIIId and XXIVth Ward
ne: r,yc.as he'd a, Corrtlahdta,e. ard ons.h MI
al d.nfa;..: J. Thomas 81 ara, was tr-. put IA no.n
a:,n b., he &c ID hc homo. in saos. speech favor
ot a unioa an.!.Tarnsny G.:ct. NJ. He.nN Va. then
proposed and horinitei By acc.aHaton. The Noorhis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-14
NOMINATIONS IN AID ABOt'r TIL. CITY

Co.grc.>-XI.h District. John j. Quinn ~. y D"ml.
sat-. S-nat"-Connceticut. AIlit. District. Frank l..
Rodgers R"p.l
A--.n.l, Min, Moses Dinkc-pic G. d.; XVIIIth.
PANEL Y. Martin Tam. AlXth JOAN C. C".npll Tam,
AA;h Iicaiy A. Schrin e. D., NXI-,. ',"orrc y.
,.ci sick Tam and G. D. NNTIId. Au,.,r> Van cont.
ard C. D. 1T District Union Count?. N"w.'cr"yI"n
CaI.ou DEM. Henry +. EolIH-on ;"pl; Id Di-trct
u, E'p.l.
Nd rmcn-IId District. Thomas wynne W. Dl; Xth.
Tocnzo Zrllcr &C. D.; XII.h. william Ia,
G. D.: KILN. john IIil7dh"r Oi.bb, ErpJ
NNIIlth. Charles II. pgiby Tam. Twetv.tlIrl ward
Will,m II. DAVIS c. D.; JNtt James keenan, &C. D.
XAl.t FOL il ~ Morgan tTamD
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NAMED By wEsTCIIESTER DEMOCRATS.

The Democrats Of the I'D ..c1hly District IT west
chester County yesterday al porch"tcr and nom
mated William Ryan. cIIcrr Of that place. for Mem
Der OF Assembly. His opponent. Michael j. Dilr OF
New Rochelle received fourteen voic' In the 'onven'
ton. Mr. RYAN ran against cA-'mdge Robertson LOT
the state senate several ago and was defeated
The RcpuhllCais will probably nominate i'ralloIl
Elodcs at Ferguson Hall. Mount VERNON today
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UNANIMOUS FOR TIE Fusion TICKET
TIE XXI~r ASSEMBLY DISTRICT EfPt BII'AN
oRG>NIzATiON FALLS IL LINE
AGAINST TtMMtNf

Ashe regular meeting of the Republican organiza'
TO-, East fifty. ninth it. !c>cluiion was CE'rt ~
John Proctor Clarke, the PRESIDENT whch Hca'cd con
siderable discussion. The solution read az follows:
Where's Tho Interests OF GOOD government IN inc 'iF
Of tn, Gnat at the polls Of the corrupt
r01ral organization power: and
Whereas The Corp'v Convention "f tho R"nihl'a al
r.!,y ha, the ovcrti0v Tannany l'h
i. 10 combine a.. g,o citizen, rni,"d effort against
it. and to that end ia, psc in nomination c'tY ana
cosnty ticket. Th"t"fCiS
Resolved That the Republican ORGANIZATION Of Inc
xNIs Assembly D.> loyaly accepts The decision OF It,
roa,iy elected and duy accredited Comfy convention
.u hereby uca,e, sel ealn. and faithful wofI 10!
the entire ticket
Before presenting it Mr.. Clarke made an earnest
sncech IN explanation OF his for doing, III
which he said Thai the dclca,lc> 70 the convention
frou, the %XIst Di.tc' had voted tor The adoption
Of a straight Republican ;r%"t. f>t, last and al The
lime but a, such not The Viii OF the convention
common.scn,c sur:c.tci the advsaCll:t; Of ui"hl-
mously ndog,.ng the tchC' named and working IN "
with exactly as much zeal II II were one OF Their
own choosing. ,.,. ,,o,;,o
William Leary. chairman Of the Disfnct Executive
Committee Olicr, d sal -ttuic rc>0lutOl winch P'o,
meeting 10 lie held in some 'OnvchciN nan III w "'s
trrt next Monday evening. that all the nrhitrl> I"
Inc OF ganzaon could have an opportunity 10 dl'cu,,
tie quest on. This calci forth muh ui.( >Sio' ou'
when vote taken Mr.. t!ar"ee resolution was gar
RED unanimously.
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TIE ICEMAN LEFT IN TIE COLD.

Acting under the orders OF E" BOSS" Croker. the Tam
msnytcs OF the N;th Congress District last evening
dropped their hero OF the ice cart oha'eS H. turner
heavily into the soup and placed Colonel John x.
re,,o,rs i'm nomination. Turner had become only
common workingman again IN their eyes. ana the
leaders OF the With District promptly turned their
hacks upoa him when the boss told them that they
must make the District Attorney their candidate Tor
Congress, although he lived seven miles from u'e e's
,,,c, ont I'M Washington Heights. and is acquainted
with few OF his prospective constituents except those
whom Ia has had Leiore him on indictment In tho
criminal courts. Tho Colonel 1t Is said WAS BEGINNING
- Eick md as ne has q few weeks more In which
he might make mischief 10: Tsmmany IN his Official
cSpatiSy Il thought best TO pacate him. even AZ
tie risi OF ofending Mr. Turner and his friends.
Colonel Fellows present and made an nnctuous
speech returning his thanks and accepting the nomi
nat10n.
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TOMORROW Is REGISTRATION DAY.
THE ONLY DAYS AFTER THAT ARE FRIDAY AND
e>TrED,Y OF NEXT WEEK.

Those Who d. not rcc-tcr cannot vote ana every
foud Of reform in the muuicipal government should
~no that ii, name is put the rcctrv books of h.
district tn inorrnw, Ne" second d"v 81 f"c!>tfA m
The registry offices open froa O'Clock III tlr'
morning mill O'Clock ~ n.sh:. ONLY two more d'N
will H. leg, after t. niurION ui wine II tp t't me hdh">
4 VOTERS ON the book. Thee day are DctoDrr - a!d
-: Friday and saturday II rcNt week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-14
= c,prs,s REMARKABLE ASSURANCE.

Acting County Clerk =. j. >cly i III a q''andary As
IN whom, lie ought TO recognize a. the regular KcPuo
lican candidate for Assembly in the Nllith DISTRICT
lanes A. tuwic or Frederick =. Gibbs. Each 'cftih'
cate fled claims that the candidate Is the regular Ike
,ub,can nominee. NJ Mr. Gibbs hd> been eNpchc"
from the Republican organization by IN" hisc.' ne
uuhcau authority In the city, IL l. not aPIHci', wv"
he can he regarded in any wise regular hcpupn H wv
csudldatc- OF how ANYBODY except NJ OWL ~ W.
>ct down officially A. the candidate OF inc hcpup!"
Marty IN the Xliith District for A>,rhhiE. ,H
viii he entered by both sides. and tI" Vu-uoh VIII
rrnhablv come before the court for settlement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-14

BEATTY CAN BE ACQUIRED As WELL. AS BORN
flutes, completion mutltnd" OF other per.
s,ra. dc''t,. by H. ~" Of Mn. = fupp't- world
renowned FACE B.e1 h. YOU an cur" 'h>. y" co.
In1,!,. Does cov"I up hut rrno>". eh'Ii"'y tie
brn.-h. 'cnil Nloh III" same IN IT," morning on
arising night .",.rnR-alvIvs the sane. iauitles,
Send &C. postage for complete explanation
NINE. 4. RUPERT,
EAST I4Tu.ST., SEW.XpE.k,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-14
coxcnrssMAN OrACKENBI.SH CONFIDENT.

Congressman John \. Qna' Ienbush OF inc >'iii'"
co,or,ss District chairman Of the Republican STATE
Executive Commi,tee. in the city YESTERDAY HIS
district is made up of Washington ana i'cn'|eiaer
counties, and although the city of Troy polls a bie
Deuoera.ic vote Congrc, aman Quackcnbu' rs popn
that his election aclny> p!,tctcaiS as
snrea There was candidate AGAINST him al the
convcnIoa whom he was rci.cm!hated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-14
MAJOR N'KlNLEY TO >pFAK II


Chr..o or. 49, Major WIlillm NJ kinney aiti'"i
in The city from Cation. Ohio last night. ana l. AT
lh, Grand Pacific. lie was acc"mpiHel bY tonEl">-
ma, Carter Of Montana. lie l. Oh his WAY -
Nh n,rau where 10 gIng t. do -oni" speaking. lie
aid bc believed that hi rai.a bill would nc:cire tie
demand for lal or maternity: 81" tn Industry alone
woulA employ 5000 ara tic | on ;fti>iy als, a
large number. The rep r 'ucr's;cG that rs Dill
Is said 10 b causing merchants 10 mark mp tcT goods
= Presumably they are marking up goods upon which
duties have been increased Tie goods bought before
the bin went into effect could hardly he subject to
any advance. However. II they advance the price Of
goods because q! advagced duty AID they Will a. the
sane time r!a.i down pee, OF goods which Gave
been mt on the free list by Vie new bill or where
the duties have been diminished Il will be great
boon 10 tho cor sumcr, for The reductions Of dnty far
exceed the advances
The ln gives frecr tIIdc than any tariff lc.>lh
ton tia, las been pEt upon on s;l'ntc books III
more than century. Dug!ns "a" Et>i thirty years oi
our history rrarly every article WAS mad" dutiablc
In Isl les than per cent %. our imports We're free
In i-,:; otN L. pc: cent at uur imported goods were
werr free in I-4S the great revenue tariff year, only
IL nor cent In 1857 only II per cent. From 1873
down to lees 80 per cent only was free and IN 1889
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-14
For CEiOEMIN FLATDuSlI.

A largely attended u.c';in. Of th' h'hhefS o' u'-
{ H. nr,' League. Of FatDush. l.. L. was n III '~I even
inc i'm the Town Hall ratili the h"Ghd'c"s m'c Va
th. citizens Lea.ue, which vas lcc'Htv osshl["d /"
r.cuc the towi IRON the evils oil ring rule anu rum r
Ihc League already nunb'r over ooo Mr'p'is' 'Iiu-
- A. of the leading r.sidcns OF thc town E!'hard "H"-
,r.,ced Thr tp'in'> was III" presentation "' L.
names Of the ddstrs recommended. IN" hHo"i3
,,r.c. wo, a, .novca without cihsI SupNi'"''
,h,r,cs Crroxc A,s,eor. Gilbert HICKS; fNcl-" 'oi.'
l.. ioner Mark Is. Knght; Highway tom'.>s!oief
H. ,dinand Ko.h; Constable, Patrick j. Eoonc! PotLd
Kcep,r, Michael Tu!IN
lhe candidates we've eallc3 before The meeting ahd
accented With the uonisr 10 col dL't IT," aAdf Oh Tie
town ~ elected In the interests Of tie town. Nh CitoA
i son OF The late General Philip s. Croo4e. VINO va,
suucrysor Of the for nearly twenty yGrs MI III K
was county s,orakecl for fifteen Yeas and removed
las, winter to max, room for nephew OF Boss" NJ
Lauphn. The :cke. pr sents beth Taltics. and las
been adcpted by the Rpubican Association Of the
Addresses urging hearty support OF The candidates
made b. Foster L. Backus. former Asssaat District A.
tornev William l.. Geese and Eiclail Young. 1Lr
necessary 100 signatures to order Tile
the independent nc pGatiCns with the County Clcrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-14
M7HE OPEN f'alp!AeEs
GxABEFORE COLD WEATHER
M1dJACKS0N=&@
UNION SQUARE 'sonrH'. cor. Broadway.

livoly Cheering reports regarding the Assembly and
Congress throughout the state are received
daily. and the prospects that the Republican ma
jOrlty in tic next Assembly Will be substantially H.
creased.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-14

Ward Of this city, sad yesterday TINT he would Inform
IN. leader. as soon received the Official notice from
Albany Ey.Judgc RoLclt.on Is Of the opinion that the
r.nuhican, have hne opportunity to elect representa-.
tive in the district.