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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1868

Page

2

Vermont Election and New York Democratic Convention Notes

A notice details a warrant for Commissioner Rollins linked to a New York conspiracy to defraud the government, with the President voicing mortification. Vermont Radicals celebrate the election results as the Democratic State Convention in Tweddle Hall opens with Samuel J. Tilden presiding and pledges for Seymour and Blair. The day covers party loyalty, planned platform items, and organizational steps including selection of officers and resolutions.

Rollins New York Treasury Tweddle Hall Horatio Seymour Samuel J. Tilden State Committee United States Union Seymour Blair Cherr Democracy of the Union America Republican Party Tilden H. C. Cheesbro Ontario Cheesbro Henry C. Murphy Hoffman Amd Albany Delavan House Harsaway Freetown President Hos Julian G. Apsortr Boston Jean R. Brices Sheffield State Central Committee J. M. Whntman Edward Avery Braintree Committee On Resolutions Massachusetts Congress Supreme Court Ireland Poland Grant New York City Frank P. Blair, Jr

Dem records show Democratic gains across Vermont towns

Dispatch from Montpelier reports Democratic vote increases in most towns. In Montpelier four years earlier McClellan polled 67. yesterday Democrats lifted the state ticket to 175 in Montpelier and gains are noted in Burlington Brattleboro Waterbury Rockingham Hartford and other towns with double digit gains since 1867 and 1868 in comparative tallies.

Montpelier McClellan Burlington Brattleboro Bertin Montpetiers Voc Waterbury Cnecbe

Duke of Newcastle's Julius Wins Warwick Cup Race

The Warwick cup race covering 24 miles at Warwick today was won by the Duke of Newcastle's five year old horse Julius. Second place went to Tertullus, a four year old belonging to Mr Pott. Only three horses started in the event. English cricketers departed Liverpool today aboard the City of Baltimore bound for New York.

London Warwick Duke of Newcastle Julius Pott H. Bh Turtallus Crricketers Liverpool Baltimore New York New Haven Cong Seri New England Suir George Hitchcock New Preston Conn Ashland Nestor Patchen Long Island Lady Beeman Highland Maid W. W. Chenery Enq Belmont Mass Scythian Belmont Eclipse Balrownie Ephraim Clay Cassius Mlay Gray Eagle Kentucky Ledo Hambietonian Mr C Tarringford Conn Barnard Hartford Andrews Waterbury T. J. Vail Tom Carpencer Henry A. Hall Boston India Ben Rosa Jarius Joselyn S. A. Wuceles Litchfold Belle of Morris Asa Sartholomew Naugatuck Thomas Fitch New London Charles E. Smart Newmarket N. H Majestic Gen. Lyon Providence H. W. Barsett Derby Ayrshire A. D. Norcross Monson Duke of Charles Audley Wallace Barnes Bristol A. J. Cass Worcester Thomas Moore Bloomfield Mr Clark C. B. King Watertown Dwight Clark Woodbridge Chenery Howard G. A. Tomlinson Oxford Chester P. W. Hudson Manchester Prince Albert P. A. Jewett Suffolk C. L. Paddock Meriden G. B. Hinman Pathfinder M. H. Griffin Middletown Young Bloom Wm. G. Marsh Billy A. Warren Lady Lon E. H. Craig Brighton Young Congress Wm. B. Smith Jack Sheppard Geo. C. Hitchcock New Preston Red Start Philo Beecher Seymour Bashaw Grey Eagle Belle Lewis Kentucky Belle P.M. Hudson North Manchester Wormster 1. C. Brown R. I Washington Brunette Miss Lon Highland Chief Hattie H Dan Mace Big Richard Neads J. Joselyn Br. G. “Reliance C. Dickerman S. G. “Mack Old Put Herat Reliance Pat Mack Put Mace W. W. Chevery J. P. Ackerman Eagle Pelle Belle Egotist Egotist” Aieg L’etoilee Passaic L’ Etoile Egotiat L’etoile

Exhibition notes at New Haven fair feature famed horses

The New Haven exhibition reports a large turnout with top entries in stallions and driving horses. Notable breeders from Connecticut, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire attend, showcasing Ashland stock and other prized classics amid extensive cattle and swine displays.

Bondholders to Receive 30 Percent Instalment

Paris report states a commission handling Franco-M Mexican bond claims will pay 30 percent of each holder’s share as the first instalment of the grant approved by the Senate and Corps Legislatif.

Paris Senate Corps Legislatif

Governor Korsakoff to Meet Chinese Envoy Over Siberia China Borders

Korsakoff the Governor of Eastern Siberia will soon convene a conference with a representative sent by the Chinese Government to settle disputed boundaries between Siberia and China.

St. Petersbrc Korsakoff Siberia China

Prussia Postpones Army Recruiting for Three Months

Berlin reports from the War Office that recruiting for the Prussian army has been postponed for three months, a decision affecting military manpower and mobilization plans.

Berlin War Office Prussia

Italy Increases Frontier Military Posts Near Papal States

Florence Sept. 2 The Italian Government raises the number of military posts on the frontier of the Papal States as part of border security measures.

Papal States

Financial and market notes from London and Liverpool

London and Liverpool market briefs report mixed activity with U S 5-20s around 711-712, Illinois Central near 91-94, Consols at 94, and erie near 30. Cotton and petroleum move within narrow ranges while flour and breadstuffs show firmer or dull tone in early September notices.

Financial and Commercial London U.S Ilinois Central American Securities U. S Illinois Central Erie Frankfort Liverpool

Recaptured witness in McGee murder case flees Rome to Ogdensburg

Graves, the key witness who was to ID Whalen in the D Arcy McGee murder, fled to the United States but has been recaptured. He faced a trumped up charge in Rome and was smuggled to Canada via Ogdensburg amid attempts by Sir John A. Macdonald to ensure his capture. Montreal reports a Fenian picnic disruption with gardens closed and police protection. Ottawa notes royal assent denial to Governor General salary bill and an assize court opening with Whaten’s case awaiting grand jury and next trial.

New York Graves Whalen D’arcy McGee United States Rome Ogdensburg Canada John A. McDonald Montreal Gilbault Ottawa Whaten

Indians and soldiers clash as stock raids erupt near Colorado

A Denver despatch reports fifty Indians on Monument Creek driving off about one hundred horses before retreating toward Bayou Basin. A large Indian force attacked Bache La Perdu valley, killing one man and taking stock. Gen Augur moves to intercept northbound raiders. Gen Sherman at Fort Saunders. Gen Sheridan notes cavalry under Col. Forsyth at Flare Creek and Republican river. About two hundred fifty Colorado volunteers are in the field.

New York Denver Monument Creek Bayou Basin Bache la Perdu Valley Augur Sherman Fort Saunders Sheridan Flare Creek Republican River Forsyth Colorado

Turkish aggression in Crete reported by Syra letter

A Syra letter to the Evening Post dated August 8 notes renewed vandalism by Turks in Crete. Olive trees in the famine threatened isle are destroyed to pressure Christian residents, and a Turkish commander orders heads of families to return refugees under threat of confiscation.

New York Syra Greece Evening Post Crete Europe America

Carriage Collision Injures Several In New Jersey

A span of horses from a New York stable ran away at Orange New Jersey and crashed into a light carriage carrying Mrs Lord and two children plus Mrs Walter Brown of Newbury New York and Mrs Miller McKenna of Lewellyn Perk. One child suffered a broken thigh while Mrs Brown lost teeth and fractured the jaw. The carriage was wrecked. all victims are reportedly recovering.

New York Rosecrans Astor House Board of Health Eveninc Germania Hamburg Bayard Taylor Rollins Juno England Bermuda Board of Audit 7Th Ward Jersey City Harlem Camden Amboy Orange N. J Coynes Lord Walter Brown Newbury N. Y Miller McKenna Lewellyn Perk Brown

Haight Nominated by Democratic Convention in Trexton

Gen. Charles Haight was nominated by acclamation today by the Democratic Convention of New Jersey's second district as candidate for Congress. No other candidate stood.

Joseen M. Wharman Boston Trexton N.J Charles Haight Second Congress

Siege Abandoned as Rinzual Sails for Coro

Telegraphic advices from Porto Cabello dated the 14th state that Rinzual abandoned the siege, embarked on the steamer Bolivar and Mapoasi for Coro. Port of Coro, with Maracaibo and the latter pipes, are the remaining strongholds. The Portsmouth school-ship sailed Monday from Fortress Monroe. Prominent figures Fessenden Ingersoll Wilson were in Augusta Maine, with Gen. ao expected today and Radical meeting to follow. Governor Smith calls Alabama Legislature into extraordinary session on léth inist for a registry law.

Porto Cabello Havana Rinzual Bolivar Mapoasi Coro Pipes Maracaibo Portsmouth Fortress Monroe Wm. Pitt Fessenden Robert J. Ingersoll Henry Wilson Augusta Me Gen. Ao Smith Alabama

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