New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-27
LOCAL POLITICS.
TIE mAxrpAoruRg OF VOTERS.


The Naturalization Mil, after running on extra
for nights barely compced it, contract a, Midnight
night and closed up for the present The halls and
arways Tammany echo 20 the tread Of arriving and
departing squads OF embryonic citizens The tide Of men which
surged through the City Hall has oceed 10 gather force for
the with which tho Democratic party hopes to
overthrow the ballot box AZ the coming election and wp away
the barriers which honest have sought % build about the
during the past two weeks upward Of I5Oo foreigners have
been quh 70 exercise The highest pr'ogavo OF the citizen
OF the Republic They have however been thus admitted
70 the privileges Of citizenship without making certain na
Wits and swearing certain oaths and calling willing witnesses
testify the truth Of their af ayits AMI 20 their moral
qualifications Nonha.ly these oopdAnl' '-crnsd IN me
way OF precautions against the drbasmon OF the suffrage have
been complied with But the manner IN which a tins has bcn
put throrh by Wholesale IN me stress ~ parry need on Ae eve
important eO should De- exposed 10 the OF an out
each sjnad wh0 marched into 1snmany when he
his name with lacuiy the dotted line pointed
blank prr, 10 bnL kasw Ti5rof h' wls making oiih IN
the most sol Ii pushed zap Che railing told
i ~ S 4. G svsae. ~ lS- OCCASION allowed vSoa, ,As
chaaoe o! reading wat a. made atdl Of much less Of re-
The papers being liked and ea man t.k.el with red
s e ~ 81. .-5e..,,U, Jpd,. C1rj,Io rrcsii.ar
Taking tho pile % applications i hand the Judge cs up the
yync ald runs rsh Bis aA layt with d. questions
cn,t.I En- each man gging tbe iocrrea' ,ei., swi pea
while calling out the prescribed questions IT." manner 81 pro
ceedaft lore was somewhat improved Yesterday upon what
had been hitherto Certain questions Yesterday pot % TIE
applicants iaese.gs while before le taking A been done
wholly hy the Kramer and tAe Judge
The action OF Judge Brady who occupied Tire bench night
before ordering The arcs. o. runner WHO bad come De
fore him three times with squads Of me. whom be va asked TO
satisfactorily may have brought about lis somew a more ie
respect for the letter Of the law The ih'cea eA hion
concluded the iarcca swearing iolo~s ard i squad o. man
ufatur passes oa 70 make room Tor the next - tho
X6mol instances o. aagrlnt oa,rages OF The hE in his
renel Three days runner took nine squads
different hours before Judge Crdozo and srore
them al through withJI, making mistake The numbers
three esA siK hve i0gr aAd seven ioia ~ Ohef 'lAAdA
were brought n By other runner9 WHILE Redmond vac away
day two before this had just ~ 90 one squad OtAer
runners brought large sluads soe o. tlem "a, g
Many reported Of applicants vOuchng for each
shall be voucher compiled with by the paiuraed
few minutes before acting witness The sAamessness OF
the fact that the applicant informed from Of the desks
that II he will go Tammany a and inquire FOR this or hat
papers o. the confusion into which the bring
themselves and by their reckless perjury occurred
that he coun,ry when he 2 years old but the
runner oTs itng his man or making mistake N some other
he was years Of age The papers were torn Up but no arrest
DEMOCRATIC MEETING AT THE wIGwAM.
A rather SHINY attended mass meeting Of those in
favor Of my policy held las evening az the Colrts
"lg~hn biooAyh lIan - Io}'A,p p'g -. t ;
made by Gen Ward o. ONO and others urging the ine
date restoration Of the southern States The audience how
ever did not become highly enthusiastic There occasional
FOURTH ASSEMBLY UNION DISTRICT CONVENTION.
This Convention reassembled last evening al No.
$50 Atlantct and proceeded candidate for As
seby m place OF " j Harnfacer declined Tie first formal
ballot was n follows. W H. Cadmus X II Chendcn 4.
G. j. Sheppard second ballot taken resulting thus
Edwin Baker Clitteudel. Cadmus. T. Mr. Baker de
cnei the nomination when another ballot bad resulting
thus W IL N Cadmus. 9. L. H. Chiticndeu, ]. The Con.
ventou then adjourned.
TWENTIETH WARD REPUBLICAN, ASSOCIATION
This Association held public meeting last evening
in the Lecture Room Cumbcrandst Lnayciteayc.
Speeches were made By Chairman Il D. Benedict esq and
Charles Talbot the Hon Chittenden aud ID. Maxwell
esq. Of New Orleans.
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT NOMINATIONS.
Benjamin &. Wandel esq, was nominated Tor As
sembly IN tie Sixteenth Ward XIlth District Wednesday
night