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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
IrrruYS,y.s ALLEGED PLAGIARISM.

From The Dial. ,;, ,,.,.rsd thu
Among the political attack, WHY" ,c wa, he
a. ..,.e, ,,.rs aft rhOu.,> .IrNrIr'ih III. -. "a
,hu,.,,. th, he. pilirycd the ~" t.i,n ~ indie.
th. n,.s,,,s Of n- draft al inc i' hy IN, ,iti.
wy pa. -, , similar de, agstlpn nia'' py W"
i.ns If Me-, krnburs. North 'toIa; ,", Lv . copy
'n. ', ,h,t When he va '"hii"ll'cn u, "a, a. Ia
urit ' " declaration he denied tn'' ne ~"
aver soon err heard "f IL. nm p"rrt".,, use The
t't, ." IA, d,lue d., aud after Ms ,f,,~S
i ,''." -, "a the crnuncnr>> "i III" w, y ~; ma
H,,l,r,ttnn az May ~. l''5. W., MP. ny ~ ,cnutne
i'll t,S.nd, and opponents. II II W. ,r, ncc.
~" az ,,,' Ib. resemblance between the w 90 ~
I,r,,i.'n. vas ~ marked that th'tf "Pirr.o, was
E''"'"'n> ,r,m The lnfcrenc" that Jciler,om "a
'bor,rahie with both plagiarism an" ,'nned and
,eI writar- have generally mcu''"',tt iSs
li.,,U 'n," admitted the ecnnineheSs ,o W ths
EnorI,nhnrc Declaration. with"u' - North
.' ny ,, ~ its authenticity. Ire historians S S moE
Yur,,,n nave uniformly eX''l!ch : d. v.nan,.r in
i''ions incident In their stat alhas. ssyst
" III ,oriral sketches Of Norm ar"!.ms, Sorth
his hnnrtan, paper Is dear 10 every .Vs,S
ms The Goth Of Nav Is "a r'd iess 4. ~ ~
ard etoll, are being MADE 10 err :" ne,
n,,cs where the event occurred 'hohu'"e" W
pe.une The death OF Mr.. Jefferson docuu tSs, fhs
,or,a n LIGHT which prove beyond aUoV myth.
S9nT,nhurg Declaration Of MAY ~ -. S.veiop.
Mo singular fact however. that IN LIS $50 an re
II Is S synnce appears 81 Intentional tTauc On .ar
ar, n, any person and Vet II Is cNIdNn' ~, rsvsreD
pun cnmnosed ,pernap> 4, an rArr'>r. or Ia mad
wa" Wa ~ Ir,ersn'S bcclasaOn ~ JnlI A., ~ i.1sr.
sns ,'rn,ed and that the writer an"p'c" ~; :, vas
pe.. t;dsa and some 81 hi expressions; no 1, the
80 Intended a, "a deception >r',N', 1,;rc tho lho,
t,r, that no public use was maze VI "" WV
time Of rho writer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11

man and would be the soldiers candidate And 4,
Mckinley i rr""ried in ~plfe Of it, DcnorrotIc ma
torltN- ana believe he Will ic he " n lao phl,. nov,
Governor. and no Presidential caiCld.t. can at,o,a !"
fhv" M'kincy> chanrc> ',u of ~ Calculations tro
Vidllg. OF course. the Iirif bill prOvc> . .uccess
Yes. lmtlud" IN" President not only A, a po,si
bity. but pobiii ~. dpt kno% whether Gresham
VIII be "A cintr'a'r. To hav" placed HIM upon ths
suprrin" Bench ia place If Errvrr while possibly not
lettering "a" bone H. Tor Brewer l. an abb" jdri>I would
nave been gprd politics. tr,>lIm has am cXcrl,pni
rcroid. which appeal 10 the romantic bn candidate
j. always Handicapped by ocrGp, M ncical position
should think II" wOtld prefer a p ,ition on thu
supreme icnch. In; IL - >S.d that III" bmlIng OF 4
Presidential ic" dIowh> a other m>c. Ano'hcr poI.
>ibl 'andi?1i" J. speaker Reed. tie mot interesting
EHit" In politics to div. and champion ~ the yery
essence ~ the principle that the MAJ nty shall rule
possesses an nu"n>" and growing popularity"
DO vOu h""y" that III" Presidential term should
u" rfs i-n"d to >iX year, and that occupant, should
b" ineligible Ia r. election D"
To III" iir-t palt 81 your question. no: To the
und part. Tn" :eru thc life. the safety n our
Republic lies in III" activity Of the people" interest In
politics: therefore. let have frequent eerton> and
rotation In Office. To ength"n IA" Presidential term
Z, TX years world be- PLAYING into the hands Of the
indifferent: 10 MAX" President ineligible 10 reelection
would awaken ambitions IN Others. and thereby would
preserve and quicken the general activity
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SOME OF MR rLARKNON'S VIEWS.

From The, h,.Ip Post.
ID, YOU thLh Nr. Elaine VIII ie an aggressive
randi ,t, for tli. r.1-nl"lnN ~ l-i'2
,., not. li,,. niu doesn't hN" Who would riis"
Ir.. ,l,utL,I nomination. and wrIr Mr. BLAINE I" be
i.,,,.i,J # H.. would ,cr. But h" Viii not tight Tor
IT, Mr. Hume louh upon a the ts'Ti"'i force III tue
rJ ,,,l,y rn. hlrniing together Of the roniltrt =
i,,,, ann, h.,uounu> commercial whole hr desires I'd
See: and H. throii.h H. "p siiioi OF hir h'>, r'l
urp,, ana the prinipr> adopted by III" Pan NncrirA an
tnurr,.>, such a hlrlding >hond come Ia pass. hts
uanr would lee midr more iinrcrl~h:i'i' man his
n,,uun,y of lin, Presidential chair could make IT.
Who III opinion. VIII h" III" neat PRESIDENT -
~ Ecpnii,au from the Mississippi Valley. Inc
W,.t Ia, tie power NAH" the next President. II
h,, tI heretofore been politically ambitious. hrt II
/, uuN becoming And. Whh -ulldly Republican
Wnt lral be-, ,,i>r If m silver legislation. | look
+, com. into the Republican rank>we can get along
without Nrw York, New Jersey, Conneciirnt and In.
diana As 10 Carddlirs there viii br many and good
on.s / have no hrSitancv In stalking my political
reputation In prc,iicnT bat Robert Lincoln VIII some
d,y I've President. According philosophy force runs
alna. the path II least resistance and there would be
IN r resistance to Robert Lincoln who has the Splcndo
Of a name and an enviaJle record. made when Geo
Ietary Of War for executive ability. Alger Is an able
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
TUf' f'J-R,N ,iIIUNY'S iNNII ERHiRY,

Lat ui.lt M Hartman Hall III" cuban "r"l N.Y. OF
il, ,fv ,.lhrti"d the twenty second anniversary OF
the proclamation II tulir ind"p"ld'h'" II was a
Tor. ltratipu WhuA rnH-.rl IA" ever li;f ~l" Ia
a rebellion Inch ia It'd for ten year. ant ~ tlc sub
,,uir. ,f winch >lnu c\pnd"d 10000" men ard
millions If TREASURE. l.rm his horne ai IA DcihaluSua,
m tl.. province -. Nai tao~ Manuel '"Nl"hr' ISSUED
on ,,,,,.r TO- l-'i- tn" proc lamit'n w!,h started
,. rebellion. aud tE., VT, IA" event winch was 'cl
Lr,tri lat uirht. The nis "t IL" 'Hhin h'l""h''
which la, ,ns -nl 10 wave On >"t or s"iS'. bat
l All .ri"~ thrill 10 ;lr hearts # chi an>. was
.,,.r. i,,.m the Wall back o The stage IN littdnin
Hail. AID ia. bet "l"inrut al III" Cuban COLONY
crow ,r, every available .pl'" III ~" r. m speech
v,,. matte, T., ,Jriu. lr. ,llho Srnpr tu-rro. EHU'
r,!u., .I.., Na:t ,"Ik!i'~ Cl.' ala. l.. terra did
,.tlrr. .,.uu: alma, >p'Th Wa 81" ,'hrN ana
l, #, ,l.\,r.l fltt every WORT Of II Wa heard
and every ,rri ne. brouehi forth appldi,' u VA u
Lr,utlfmI piece rhetorical cl"in"u'c, WORTHY 81 III"
a -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
COUNTY DEMOCRATS N LINE.
1NpoRsING THE CONFERENCE NOMINATION.

ENDORSING TIE CONFERENCE NOMINATIONS
AND SHOWING GREAT ENTHUSIASM.
The County Democracy fell in line last night
at Cooper Union with the feorlcs Mnhcipai
Jcayue md gave the Leagues ticket an indolsr:
ncnt so enthusiastic and spontaneous as TO he
almost prophetic Of success. II Was the best,
,be lorccs, and most representative convention
that the Counties have held in recent years, and
Tho procccdngs of the convention were so h'r-
u,onious that they showed the "CountCS once
more united against the Ta,nmany Trust. II "'s
3 %. H. wien the hrcr hall in Cooper ZION bean
g. ILL., and in half an hour the hody OF the house
was a sea of faces: ard when the meeting opened
MANY were glad TO get stan"in--room happy
end enthusiastic spirit prNaded the Immense
crowd. and wien a particularly hirc delegation
end wcll.known leaders filed II they were loudly
cbeercd. The XIlth Assembly District turned out
200 strong led by eA-touhty Clerk h''nan,
Alderman William TAFT, Asscmbymdn DlnkclSihei
md Chief Clerk Thomas j. Dunn. u: the custom
House The XIIl,h sent a fine delegation, icd ny
Judge Jeroloman. and other districts maze Il
creCitable showing
Henry r. Hickman, cX-CorpOratiou counsel
called the meeting to order and nominated Charles
A Jeckson for Temporary chairman. He appointed
Mr.. Keenan, committee of one to escort MI,
Jochson 10 the chair and the convention chcpred
wildly as Mr. Keenan, and Mr.. jackson advanced
IN the front of the platform armin-arm (harles
J. Mc(iee was appointed recording secretary ana
M. j. Mulqueen reading secretary. EN-Sherlh
James O'Brien. eX-State Senator Caldwell ana
other prominent men sat OH the stage Mt
jackson made an incisive. fervent and eloquent
speech. and worked his audience up TO state OF
excitement in his hot denunciatons of Tammany
Hall. Here are few of his points I'VE have
come together as people whose houses are at
Tackled by thieves. and who agree that the pub
lie veal is of the most importance to-day. We
don't propose that that octopus that rests III
Tammany Hall shall stay there longer. We will
cut of its tcntaclcs. Ii is now public honesty
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HARD WOHK TO ENFORCE THE Law.
SAD STATE or AFFAIRS N WEST TENNESSEE
HATRED OF THE NEGRO.

Washington, sept. 10 >pecian. Attorney General
Miller h,, perceived ltcr from :. W. Hawkins. the
TINTED states District attorney for W">t Tennessee, In
Whch startling fact in connection with the trial
and ,omyir'ion q" III. defendants - the recent election
fI,gd IN that state are shown. In one IN.
stance particularly. the celebrated Carpenter 'a,". il
h,> l"cn G"yclord that tho Court Of raycrf" County
dir", ed IL rr>'r' refund TO m" Defendants. who
I'D been co,y.ci,d IA" fines and costs they had paid
and ile rr.>,re If HAYWOOD County on on" day pad 10
~, C.rH Of TIE Court Sl.:.po Il fines and costs Of
,!nf.iG,'i> Almost every Cnnceyallc obstacle VA,
cacoi-,.r, ard II found n"">>ary In one Instance
20 h.lrq ,u:> in The state Court 80 remove from
OIL, he. County Clors. Tho 'o',vc'od volators Of
~. ,,N had tho aid AZ! comfort not OILY Of the people.
bui # the l,cal government a. vel.
A.orhev l.l,"r received from IA" District Ntorn"y
f. kniI-kp Miss. d,-'Io>r~ how bitter IS IN" hatred
tr ,,e recr, bv the whites IN that In Marrh
,olo,-. man who had been appointed railway postal
lrrI. ou the IlliU"i, Central Railway with a rim ~
Nrnrl small station about eighteen miles from
r. i-,, Ma> shot by four youn, Whit" men. "Ao
hi always borne good r'pn'nron> a. la" ABIDING 's'
y.,~ II seems that the" youn: men had been H.
dced 10 attempt 20 take the II" Of this c0l,r man by
ol.nr bead. bit their attempt hil"d Inc lhNea
states Di>trr' Attorney. II. &. Mis- 'ot {" work to
>.,..taiu the guilty parties. a. they were az the uHe
%, the shooi.n. unknown. Mr. Niles. in his statement
f. the Attorney General, avs that during his EFFORTS
.. find tho co,srtors be travelled all over the dis.
trirt a"d iound n" nnI.t acan-f the '""fed nan
such hat h" could get u? ,a ~. i.1T rho sr,na
jnrv To- rrtnrn indictments alter htVi- ,U'rc n'H ~
mcarthnc the I~'r7rtr,'"r, of The rhine ley S I
'Gn ana m . sa Of S@ toxin "nrbd large sum.
Of motley Ia drf.y the cost, Of fhc de'cndants. aa
every p-lhe effort VA made to ,ecur" me acl',,,si
of the accused bar they We're convicted AID punsfNi.
In fr'y ass ont II t"a n Mst w rs,
,u,,cr, for ,"nvi,inu. twenty four wen' acquitted
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nomination of the candidate for Alderman from that
district was adjourned till next Monday night, al the
same place.
In the lid both conventions were held at No.
13j East Eightl.st. Andrew j. M'Glvhey was chosen
chat, man. and Samuel rcrgcw secretary, Of tho As
scmblv and John flaming, chairman. and James
Madden. secretary. Of the Aldermanc Convention.
William F. Morris prop ,>'d George ". Wagner for
.,>cmblyman and Jane, Eranic,n Offered Peter Jis'e
for Alderman. EOh nominations were unanimous
and we're supported by evcral ,trring speakers amos
whom was Police Ju,tirc G. y. Taintor.
t,eorr. w. Wagner wa, born in the seventh Ward in
,s:; and after passing through the public schools.
colnplc;rd his education at Belts Military Academy,
stanford. Conn.,. w-ton seminary. Fast Hampton
Mass William, College aad tr (Olumbia Law school
lie !, now in the law oNcc Of Merrill Roger. no. ~
EtoadMay In l78r h. ran Tor AlurrmA'i III me tia
,j.:rrt ,.:,in, the nitrd Democracy lie has been
an active Republican worker for several years. and
Is wen and ,yorabiy known In the aiia'' =, Cha m,
District Who has never held public office. lie was
born in rI,r Fourteenth Ward in iaiI. lie lives
rmp" "",i' in tho large once for NJ last
seven ,,sr. He Is prominent member OF the LIN
The NIXth District Convention renomlnaed lirnry
Altman popular Rrpnhlcsm IN t,' vrnio ~. Of I'riI "
-au,r iii riu nominated Thomas r. I'''h> 'or ''''-
Der :" the ioarl # Al:rlmcn. ,.n ,..o,,.,, u,
wiri,m 4 fans. a lawyer. Of No. POI BROADWAY and
20 81 Fast Fifty eighth IT. he !, , r ",s s
number of prominent Hebrew sor!e', en-. o.,
held office. bHt two wears ago ran "iS"'''i"" WI
Assembly I'm his district. .,,, ...,.- .
The nominee FOR Alderman wa W iiliami
retired merchant living a. No. l'4 Fa't ,ait ~ ~
i, veteran Of the Wa and veicran Eei o a
never l,.l re ran FOR piblic once '"'" "'"'a
lion. were made without OppoNifio .y,. ,,,.,,.
The nominee for Assembly IN 'hr NE. a.! ~. "
VA, D. V"rEan Ihdeih. j.. LAWYER. OF 40; ~ Ha'
san Il and 30. - East SiAty hnlSt w =,
wurL,r hi. j. hi> >ccond nomination ior on \,
y,,i ago Inc was defeated for Congress 10y h"N"c" u
JJ.x
Far Alderman another lawyer. B"nlainln f.: n 80,
xn - Nr..lu 81 and No. 400 Fltih ave-. T',," -,
uueuiu,oi, nomination 81 the convention. MI H'''
has never Vet held Office. ~ -. =, o,,,at.J t,r
the convention In the NNlId Di-frcl noh,ish,e" ~.
Assembly Alfred Nelson. a Young miii "a,
born and brr,ii-ht mp IN Me district ana WI.
f,r John Robinson a Co.. Of no ~ NurldH 81
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TIE VEATHER REPORT


washington. OF. lo-for N'"'ln-''ha' l"'''f" ~
y.k l.-,.,n Prui ,an.a N"w.J'i~"y pe'a"he 3ns
,.,,t rains: westerly winds, stationary temperature,
,o,.r: SUNDAY morning.
Pc; Virginia. ram. pre- -i"d nv TAR.
Ear rl. Carolina Florida, Alabama georgia Hss"
.ipil aud Arkansas. fa!t.
10, Louisiana aud Eastern T"Ns'' >ho"'''
~, v.r, N.u.yo,k and Western r"nnsylvana,
shows. slightly cc.'t.
I,r West VIRGINIA and OHIO, cooler and ''iG
Tor k.q,r-ay aud Tun'>,,", far >i-hty "s'Hc' u"
Tcun'>'.r. ,,,, ,,y,r. o, .ho northern part.
r 81 li.an. Wisconsin and l>'', t.ae' anu s si
40 \,I4t-hl M.uii -oti aid IL" pih"ta> id.., w
| nv .,,n,.- il Nu.t,, piAuta. M1rih.r Ia S5G'h O~
or Kan,,, and Colorado, sl,""c's.
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against public plumber. and we will fight Tam
many Hall until certain place 1Ic'ZrN
over, rather than give up the h@I'.
The aggressive members Of the Counties are on top.
Thank God there are 20 feet between Tam
many hadcs and the heaven OF freedman, where
he can vote as his conscience dictates Now. When
You alone with tod and your pencil. vote our
ticket that all GOOD citizens should support
Charles j. Canda prcsencd the resolutions. which
had this to say about Iammany:
We oppose Tsnmanv Hall the chief exponent OF the
vciou, BY which, under false pr"tnct OF dN"' on
20 d. 1ocratic rr!nc.p-- public oc. which should be- an
honorable service. 1. pro-ttud for tn" selfish ends OF
political Under this system man can hod phb'
lie unless be plant tool Of this nonsrons Syhdi'
and a decent useful administration OF ohf Hici
pal business is rendered impossible.
As Democrats pledged TO IL" cause OF honest hh"' "aI
government. invite all good citizens irrespective "f
Ixrtv unite with in tn election OF clean ana c'pa-
Die admin istor he a,rS Of our city IN the interests
OF the people and to overthrow arrogant and corrupt
political combination OF Tanrany Hall.
We condemn tn" a,tIon Of Tanmanv Han omcias IN
Diminishing from public scrvb" for partisan reasons.
veteran, OF the lat" violation Of th" law OF HiS
State which pi.f,i, them for appointment ana employ.
all Other applicants IN thu muhc a d"l"rti't-
The resolutions were adopted unanimously, after
which John Hayes made a report rs 10 the con-
ference lie said that the conferences had an
earnest desire 10 meet the needs of the hour
and chots, candidates who would he approved bv
al holc,t c tizcn> Of the city. CROWN" coqncn.
Mr. HAYES told how the Omnilitcr ot seventy.
with Wheeler II. Pcckham al il, head ou>ted the
Tamilany Ring seventeen years ago. ana he
prophcsird how the Peoples Municipal League.
with Mr. Prrklhn again at IT'S head. would over
throw Tamn,anv again. Mr.. Haze: read ia" ticket
Nominated by the conference and endorsed by th"
League, and every name was greeted WIN cheers
Edwin J.. ALBEIT seconded Mr.. Hayes motion
"a accept the ,ickct arraIcning TainnlanN Han.
cnlogilins, the nomn,cN az! predicting Their
success. EN-JUdgr stephen j. Blake also
seconded Mr.. Ilayr>'s motion. warmly praiS
ing the Clergy for the:i work n
The League. lie denounced Iam!napy Han,
and in speaking of the Leagues tie irt SAID "onr
enemies said Great Scott when they heard VINO
our candidate for Mayor WAS. lint they Will say
Greater scott on November >.
The ticket was unanimously accepted with
cheers. after which committees We're appointed t.
confer with other organizations in regard {" nom
mating candidate for 0roncr. for informing the
nominees Of their nomination, and for holding
ratification meeting in the near future.
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CAPTAIN TIT.I.M\N PREPARED ~ wiz "
SOUTH CARoLI%A FIGHT WITH BLOOD
SUrD IF NECESS AIRY.
SHED IF NECESSARY.

Columbia, (. e. Oct. 10 fSpecan.- tn" sac
Dcmorliic FN-rutiy" Committee Til!nan) met h'r''
to day captain Tlman WAS present.. III" com
mite. prepared and i,-u"d lengthy afGrr|N ~ ''
rorr,> Of the state The address d'r'iarF~i ma ''
action ~ the anti IIllmanIf"i last Llsh was l'o'F
p.,ot rud Ma; they had read th"m-"l'"' "t' III VIZ
p,f:v /, dw"l, upon the importance ~ "h'''
.up;,unc- nrd called upou The propi" 10 raIiV u"
Tho uu,rt .: ~. rq.:;ila- tlcl,rt There wa m"'h
,rl.,d ..> i,..nrt tu dav amor: all classes. BON
side. ar. ,,un,!.i, 81 >ucrr,-. 1hT" have jccn many
t,.,,, "t o,. he'd If th' negroes attempt 7" N"''
for IN. l"l'ip. iir,"'. Eut much OF it' ''IN j
pro'.,'l> for ,lc purpr-r 81 frightening the '""!"'
voter. TIE !i,~arl mon are dricr'I"'d I" h'N'
fee. VI, AID far count. III" tA'i'iN" '"W
-. 10 resolution 10 IN" effect mat III VIZ"
, ,l.r independent movement. oov'rnor khh'''>"h
. ,c,,,.t Il - r,,u,y. ,r,h ComnI.-,,"i"r- Of Elrc-
i.,u 4, u.iy - III sympathy with S'If n''p"ho'"
..,..t an. "a apro!n, Democrats IN they toad
i...,u,.. whit, supremacy must lie niIntaIh'"
\,r.,, al rhe ,orn,ni >"ncrs oi El"c'i"n ar
.,.... .r,l,.,r mon In, were selected on ac-
,.ri,' II their pr"mHcnc: ""i inf"c1'y'
II j., uu.i,rlv th't the Governor VIII comply win t''
.''u''-t.
~. laGcre % ~ Til'm,r e'te ha'" h""n nnrh
stirred mp OYER Lat mgr, performances. '"pf"
1.!'an al ',.&Iy r'at Wn'" men Who "t'"nln'"d y"
81! rh. ,.,ra., ~ rd:cf",d ard m1t" f"rI VT" ~"
!ndci"nG.,lt tthc' v"Dd ran great personal FISH
,,n,.l l,i,v tie ~,,'. Chairman here remarked that
r - ,,,.r ,tnir :. tors h' hDodl",+ one. tfptah
,l,,r lnl ~i ~ 40 nd 80. - ALL /" l""l!r>>
+ l"-! bat 4 -" victory cannot b" :iu"d without
llrI .,~ ,h'i We u" l,v" I" lave II rs mar n''ll>
o., .,,Y other; TIL lpil. Nhi'e supremacy = "iat ""
a., {, INT f,r now. sd What 80 must ah VIII nave
" rj, Un.a,Il movement is gaining friends rapidly.
Thee me-. .i,. dead IN earnest and are fighting 10 Win
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NONiNNriN,, A.>i NiilNNlN.


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FOP SUPERVISORS AND ASSEMBLYMEN.
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r,ra. y. y. Ut. Il" The Madison Comfy Re
r,ll,.l> 1t ih,ir convention ~ Mori>vIle vr>'"r-
g., .,.o,iiina'.o samuel l.. Nii for the Assembly
VI ,,dl.,oNn y. =. Ger. 10 I'll" sullivan { 'ni'y
E,,,lll,ti> rcnonluai"l Assembly man Willam L.
Io.r =, VI ,uti, lo Wrdlr day.
F.nIa - y. oct. 10. ia" Republicans OF Mont
..nui,\ Z ,uutv on "Wednesday n'ininat"d ry.A,>rn-
i,,,.,u W l,li,v Dunlap. Of Amsterdam. FOR Assem-
~, m,,I. II Nr.nrnan nt lun,ii for ~rhopl mnu
.',..r AID Daniel D.yo", Il Fort PLAN. for County
IIr.i. ui,l.
\iaiN. oct Ia t~p' lil The Republicans OF The
/, District t. day nuuiuiri Philip -'hdfiaucr. post
muster al south lrtlt.lIrul. for the Assembly.
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CHARLES II. ELAIK FOR CONGRESS.

The RrpublIcan Convention Of the %llih congress
Dj,irc, VII, held last night al NJ" 1Oi East !ii'y'
uiuih.s, Charles IL. Flair nominated bv &C
,I.u,,,,nn Mr. Elar j. d lawyer. whose place Of
,,.,u... j.. AT so - broadway. aud who's" home ~
at 80 81 Iinh ave. Though always an ariv" Re
nuhl,cau he has never before been candidate for
any ,nblic Office. In accepting the noniina"n l'>t
night he made a short speech, In when he Naid 'i'li
hc should be glad al any time I" meet Roswell j.
Flower The present representative OF III" district AMI
discuss with him tn" tar'h or any DINER I'VE Issue Oh
the day.
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SENATOR IIISCOCK IN TIE CITY.

United states senator Frank IiiNco'h Oh Syrac"Sc'
visited the Republican state hcaH1''ar"i' E'ecmaN
,porn,nc He was IN excellent spirits. lie said that
,h. ,dvisa,ity Of calling an extra session Of Con
crc,s for the purpose OF taking up the Federal Election
hill YEA, no dout under discussion This would give
ample time In which 10 consider the nca ,nie' aha TIC
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o,.,cr WORK WIN A TYPEWRITER

From The Norwich Gonno Enil''n III r,s;rcss
In tho typewriter exhibition At u" >nen G,.S nrS,s
n w. ,n ~ noon f. j. Thump>on. a- ,o,ia,,. on Q
operator Of The hu.'". o %s.'' M Inc ]o7 di.las,
.,snNes an average Of nearly 10 strokes y"
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JAMES p. ARCHIBALD.

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