City Nominations.
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City Nomination.


In defiance of the fur; of the storm and the
great number of Trades and Committee Meetings
To prepare for the Procession, there was spirited
rallv Of Whies at National Hall last evening to
res5ond to tire City Nominations. AMBROSE l.
JORDAN presided The following Add'sfs and
Ticke. was reported from the Nominating Con-
yeation


M Ie D,y,oerc.ic Uhir C5Trcor Of tse ty end toRHV
- 1'' o.; Vil-. YORK TO their Constituents.


tn. Whs Ticket, ae now completed md presented foI }on:
,T submit them rs WORTH Of youF confidence aad sup
po The candidates for Senate ard ssenG ns'er @ u! com, m
st capable ard deserving men vvho II se:te Will e.ye


But II 5 'heir sakes only OF manly that We solicit youi
e5eS4; exc N 1 s @ae5GufH @ henry GLAY Al and a the eas Of
rRoTcroS TO AMEsicAS srRTiG ntNKi ~, ~ ~.
and aicUble hostility I" e % yuu' iTI.Npy iH
Tia an, sound and Uniform CrRRENcY-for HENRY
portion OF the Proceed. Of the PUBLIC L,>pS-tor HENRY
CLAY and the assured prevalence OF Law Order Liberty and


We ask you to prove that tic devotion IiE>EY CLAY
pn- rercaliy. md so constantly proeSseI by the W ic
sn;irsnf ir2c. y IN intent observation and lst appe
cailon OF MS Genus. l Patriotism, hs uneGuaed Pubic


We ask You 10 show thai NeyyoS not ,s,n.ibe e
5 arg M @ % Sf fv pa ~ @ t.4eS.a d S s SnbpH Nm IN
the opportunity afforded her OF ty'nc III once her lo'e o


we asb yon to show ia; New-yort know now to decide
beiweea the nn1egd; aesu I I m m WRF 1sS' i 5o ls sS
champion of the present Protective Iar and ihGt man WHO
entered upon public LIE by prcml'lnc to support Inc fee
acquired defeat and G'roy thnt vital mca,ue-vho united
II anony hurIn: !s WITT Cti>roS "h :nonny from
the highest and mo-, uneiual nti ever pafs Ghq oi Iii
Proectye although every objection he raises to TIN. twhc
he ao hepe pa. n9ges h equal i not SG,s a s SC ;9I,e
you- preference o straightforward ptob'y and truth 10 sce-
III; afr7'tness and soy"ns chIcn,f,,. ,o ; t,.o,


We ask YOU - remember that iLXN loved ana non9red
by those who best know HIM. and once chosen by ten 20 On
m in the face Of an oprS,E pais m p SJII I oi bairs @ % i P
,leta Electors the that Sa Wright opposed ard
pe o, i, Stale e@rey desired Ps.den: and VICE
President you about 10 vote The Go'Sno uI-e tnc
Iaai rss '5 b l lg rt aud sixteen other senator, resisted
md for that tns defeated the BIZ cHn you e a. you @ Ga,,
another for him who refused ron the privilege o 50 choosing


%Fnaly Ffeeincn ask unite with us in the adop
ton OF this Resolution; ,..-,-....,-
eltcon @fSS1S Of HENRY CLAY NEXT Pedeai ana G scecs
generally OF the w Me pa 1 1i H., hGe Sc @ VINO ,1 nS 50 are are
will ,he utmost power, from tins hour to the closing


Al which respectfully submitted behalf OF the Con
iy@;D' Wsmocrn,ic Wig Nominees for assembly, 1914


ELpREnGEG En BALDWIN. EEXRY HGST T F. dnHI nAH!ESI :,


HfdESS3HM S s MggERakihNS gAHkN ERMAAEERR RA%5q1A


cLARksoN cF2IhEIELfiA F~2IhELiAM 4tEShk HthsSfhkkD NlSTchN'


The question being taken, the Ticke: was
unanimously approved and adopted


The meeting wos well addressed at length,
and with great ability and ccgency. by Prof. J.
]. Mares. in advocacy Of the Protective Policy
and the present Tariff Prot. NJ displayed
perfect mastery Of the subject, ilIustratingi. by
multpicity of facts and Incidents occurring all
around US, which prove that our National Indus
try is rapidly developing, improving, expanding,
under the benign influence of Protection. We
trus; these facts will be published Immediately.
They arc of the highest Importance. and must
carry conviction 10 thousands of hcarts.-Wher
Pfof. NJ. lad concluded the thanks nf the
dience were unanimously rendered him for his
address.


Prof j. C. Cross Of Kentucky next addressed
the meeting at length in review of the Political
History of the last four years, and in defence of
the Wing party and policy. His remarks were
received with hearty appreciation. AT their close
the meeting adjourned.


vermont-EIectiou OF a q. 6. Senator.
The Legislature of Vermont, alter protracted
struggle, on Thursday last reelected to the Uni
ted States Senate for the term of six years from
the 4th of March next. the present incumbent,
Hon. SAMUEL. S. PHELPS, OF Middlcbury. The
law requires the two Houses to ballot separately
at first, but il their choice docs rot fall upon the
same person, they then complete the election in
ioint ballot. Owing to division among the
Wings there was severe and protracted strug-
ole. In the HOUSE, on the 2lst inst. Mr.. Phelps
was chosen on the first ballo. by only one MAORI
ty, a. follows


Psses Gymssi TEa5cs Wa1 siSi. WlIyq%: ,ly,; (Ab9s
Majority ih ig' Tor Phcip. scaitariae


In the SENATE, on the sams day, the first bal.
10. resulted as follows:


Rhs2, R1 W5s) l WI7sn JIFna Hs sInSs WNg} 5:


There being no choice, the Senate continued
balctng from day to day, with the same result,
until, on the 23d instaot, Hon. STEPHEN RoYcE
was elected, on the 9th ballot, as follows:
Stephen Royce.........iC s s. Pheps..... ILL


The two Houses then came together and pre-
ceeded 10 vote by jont be- lot. The FIST ballot
resulted rs follows:


5 5. Phelps GvhE)....... g George P. Menh Oyhs)..


I%3y Fa2( GTTs IiipHd vis ISL s5a RV}
Chnies X Williams (Thr) 10 Sias H. Jcnlson (Whie) a


There Deing no cho!cc, the oa!lotlngs were con-
tinucd till The following day, when on the ninth
!alot Mr.. Phelps was elected as follows:
R5s2a lsIEs @s T9ai? W% ste * Wng' }&e5 A12
George 7. Marsh llVhg) q Scattering .............,2
Majority for Phelps =. Il.


DEATH OF Hon. WILLIAM CAMPBELL Tins
venerable and highly esteemed individual died
Yesterday morning at his residence in Cherry
Valley, aged II years. Mr. Campbell was the
eldest son of the late Colcno Campbell OF Cher.
ry Valley, and the only member Of his family
vino escaped death or captivity in the bloody mas
sacre of that place, in November, l775 His
whole life has been marked by strict integrity
and high moral character, and he has filled
many responsible Offices of trust and honor with
great fidelity and ability. He has been several
times member Of the State Legislature, and
was a member Of that body during the revision
OF the laws in 1880. He was recently Surveyor