New York Convention Manual: Prepared in Pursuance of
Chapters 194 and 458, of the Laws of 1867

New York Convention Manual: . . . of 1867

Names of Delegates. Page ix
Twenty-first Senatorial District - the Counties of Oswego and Madison.
Leslie M. Case ... Cazenovia, Madison county.
Loring Fowler ..... Canastota, Madison county.

Standing Committees of the Convention.
Page xiv.
On industrial interests, except those already referred.
Mr. Case, Madison.
Page xiii.
On counties, towns and villages, their organization, government and powers.
Mr. Fowler, Madison.

INDIAN TRIBES. p. 185.

A few remnants of the native races still reside in the State, mostly
occupying Reservations of lands in common, and receiving annuities
under treaties by which their original territory was ceded to the State.

The Reservations are as follows:
. . . .

The Oneidas, now reduced to 155 persons (in 1865), reside on farms
owned as individual freeholds, in the towns of Lenox, Madison County, and
Vernon, Oneida county. The greater part of these people emigrated over thirty
years since, to the neighborhood of Green Bay, Wisconsin, where they own
about 800 aces of land, and now reside.

Madison county, town debts of. p. 358:

No debt, in Cazenovia, Eaton, Fenner, Georgetown, Lenox, Madison, Nelson,
Smithfield and Stockbridge -- 9.

Brookfield. $60,000, 6 per cent. (railroad debt), payable in twenty years.
Bonds not issued.

DeRuyter. $102,800 (railroad debt) conditioned to the location of a
railroad on a certain line, or, if not, to be voided. Bonds not issued.

Hamilton. $100,000 (railroad debt), pledged but no bonds issued yet.

Lebanon. $125,000 (railroad debt), conditioned to the location of Midland
railroad in town, with six miles and a station in town. No bonds yet issued.
Also $200 to defend a suit for town.

Sullivan. $1,400 (repairing roads and bridges), due. Also $109.79 to be paid
to different individuals for taxes illegally assessed and collected in 1865 and 1866.

POPULATION AND REPRESENTATIONS. (p. 389.)

Madison county, population of

TOWNS.	Population.	Aliens.	Colored persons not taxed.	Whole number of persons of color.	Number, deducting aliens and colored persons , not taxed.	Population, excluding aliens only.	Population, excluding persons not taxed only	Population, excluding all persons of color.	Voters.

Brookfield	3593	92	1	7	3500	3501	3592	3586	997
Cazenovia	4157	127	9	33	4021	4030	4148	4124	1094
DeRuyter	1820	33	--	2	1787	1787	1820	1818	502
Eaton	3861	240	11	14	3610	3621	3850	3847	965
Fenner	1387	18	7	7	1362	1369	1380	1380	383
Georgetown	1479	15	--	--	1464	1464	1479	1479	396
Hamilton	3434	84	26	26	3324	3350	3408	3408	960
Lebanon	1557	71	13	17	1473	1486	1544	1540	409
Lenox	8456	334	32	52	8090	8122	8424	8404	2170
Madison	2414	116	--	--	2298	2298	2414	2414	611
Nelson	1717	42	--	--	1675	1675	1717	1717	462
Smithfield	1366	25	42	85	1299	1341	1324	1281	353
Stockbridge	1925	91	13	13	1821	1834	1912	1912	559
Sullivan	5340	286	60	69	4994	5054	5280	5271	1299
Oneida Indians	101	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--
Total	42607	1574	214	325	40718	40932	42292	42181	11160

Source: Franklin Benjamin Hough. New York Convention Manual: Prepared in Pursuance of
Chapters 194 and 458, of the Laws of 1867,... Part II. Albany, N.Y.: Weed Parsons &
Company, Printers. 1867.

New York Convention Manual: Prepared in Pursuance of Chapters 194 and 458, of the Laws of 1867

New York Convention Manual: Prepared in Pursuance of
Chapters 194 and 458, of the Laws of 1867