New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-03
woRKrEeMES's MEETING, SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL
INSTRUCT.

WOTKIEGNENg
DISTRICT
meeting Of this Association was held last evening
a No Avenue r. ratify the nomination of MI "e3s
= sieiabrenncr az Congressman for said District Mr. John
W Mahan spoke in behalf above candidate The gentle
present would be consulting her own bet hl.rsu W
casting the ballots In favor OF such man Inc segI
four thousand strong had pledged him their support He oP
Ioneni Nj Chaner but the shoaON o. man once
door posted NO admttance on political business Onee
In two wear. be ,od down $40 counter OF corner
liquor store that all ms constituents ever saS OF ~
interrupted by The entrance OF Geo stienerenner
who was received with most enihns.asue aIa I'd p
lohfcd applause As order bad been restored anu MI
SenbTenncr had introduced he said TIE dstiel wa
composed mainly ofwors1g men ana Io,hg mel ss, o
by the time when be should take his seat the
tan would have been decided and the quest9 o.
come up and the rights Of abOrine men would b. attended
edge himself TO look their interests lie vas himself
sI ea, %% nav but $40 poor man who
samiy vas a large sum II they hi 10 give him Their
q G, ne ON r0T no s i s ea he wa: loudly ppnud
cheeed The meeting then adjourned TO tic meeting at Ma
THR woRKIYGMES AND GOV. PREToN
A committee appointed by the Workngmen's indie
pendent Political Organization OF this el Satca on 1os'
Of the organization which they did In the following Au
which read the Governor by one Of the members
T. III. EIsisSey Rrvsrv T. TrsrOS: ,-..,,u
IL pleasure and duty IN accordance WIN ths u's s
% :. sDf P 'Ss aIsaon in uniting
m. h,I dve5 strength OF the working ea.ses hada
s osPS s, q vr are not Sssesd
Believing ta should Be further delay bot nat !, tss
governed those who govern 10 'eeare their s and
priv and believing from s p s0,a as u 1ss
dP9s0s 60 s, 2o' and feresass system
in ae. 10 the eii1~ns under yo5
ssG indor.smsnt by the organi1ation rcsIseiou.
,b n 81 ~. s,.tr sSspee wer es1ed os snna the
marked and ia paris stsno sksn i.e "a sasst so
the welfare Of TIC wornsmen have established your
ton a. smpsniiy sashssd iof Chief Magistrate Of The STATE.
y csS ~ need a. they believe al liberal men arc, hat yca
Identified win hT interest I'd s S by - 1 ad hfy cared
giving their unanimous support to retain you IN The EAseo
E gsT rssHT & + & E F ssnlH1ss
THE GOVERNORS REILLY.
T. w. PERRY J. {. FREEAAS and stATs
"a 6,I h state 10. 19 2s.1r$ ny sRVo
your many Of the wofknsmsn Of the City end
STATE Of TOR =, NO ea.o ne spSa Of I ,Ss pubic
s Won yo nsor.esni nd can assure you Of my
sympathy every tending TO advance the hora 'oe and
bS %sr1 st bore e. ard 9Se Our o0 amy carrying victory
S nSy M must b pTetaates sTe, s ito VII
permit reply Al e1sth to your sdd'e,s q. SIC sSo"'
to isaye hs city sery respectfully yours H. fESroS'
YEw,YoRK CENTRAL EIGHT HOURS LEAGUE.
meeting Of this body was held on Thursday even
evening at No g61 BOwery. Nj Tayo! occupied the chair.
Circulars had been sent by The League to all the candidates for
public Offices putting 10 each the quer, Would he II elected
support the eight hour ahor movement Answers we've H.
StSsjohn T. Hoffman Governor Robert H. Pruyn LvO,enan,
eoIlcr VIM sehire e. Coroner o1al' @ la gns fef,e
sneuc,r " 4 Robinson Henry Zyinou Gavin sesbAker
keT Wrd Charles Bslvelt AeI taL join sger.On D. Nc
kIy ~: D. ID Siss acS ner 'S al ne S c
The reading Of the replies by the sccrciary Mr Nevil &C
eupcl a considerable time.
great dead Of discussion followed about The propriey Of
publishing the Ultimately II resolved that the
be the reporter 10 further resolIe that
the letters taken crGH anal the merits OF the wriics dis
3s Of i iyaI cadie hui no hna decision Was arrived
~ being thought proper to wait TO see u any more replies
Tie meeting adjourned l o'clock Saturday evening
UNION ASSEMBLY CANDIDATE NINETEENTH DISTRICT
Charles H. Kitehe esq. the regular Republican
nominee in the Nineteenth District ncading Boomiu alc
Nanhatanyile Cgrmarstilc Iubhy Hook. Washington
Heights Sc of intelligence INTEGRITY and elnuion
aud deserves the of every who desires honest egisa
and recognition Of personal mort meeting D. 60 b.
held tbs evening mi ihis nomination n oonneeiion With
that Of Wm a DAZZLING for Compress which should o. gen
eruus Endorsement Of Mr. kiichd by BIS fellow citizens
MASS MEETING ~ THE NINETEENTH DISTRICT.
A meeting will be held this evening al Manhattan
vile u miii' The nomination 81 William A. DARING Io' Ton
tciucn together with Tho Hon Henry j. stanton aud oiheri
VIII addIo-s thc meeting
INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION.
Last evening meeting Of the above Association
YVES held M No - Pikest corner OF Ilcy Tho meeting
was called order 20 O'Clock Clarts Howard ESQ m the
chair and Gorge ,old.clmlt Stcfny Nearly 80 names
v,r ENROLLED a. members OF the Association 81 whom
rxpcted at he latter gentlemen aud ar Lake D. Cousins
would niss the meeting hut neither present
Tie Chairman Mr. Howard made brief remarks relative
"a he and for which they were aiming lie followed By
scf in favor Of Mr. Morris-cy Ar Walter NJ ODwirc
Young rshman Recently imported made short umd speech
relative 10 the merits Of Tippcry lie nssurd that
M Morrisscy would stand faithfully by bis constituents
several other gentlemen favored The election Of NJ To Con
gress when the meeting adjourned siae die
THE REGISTERS OFFICE.
CARD IN REPLY TO "a CITIZEN"
To the Editor Of The ~ J. TribaHa
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