New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-30
BROOKLYN
DEMOCRATIC TROUBLES II THE SECOND DISTRICT.
There are two Democratic General Committees il

DEMOCRATIC TROUBLES Is THE SECOND DISTRICT.
There are two Democratic General Committees in
Kings County and each oi those organizations has distinct
batch of Cnnrre,sona candidate, On the field In the Id Dis
trc one i, lawyer OF pFeicnoas and the other patent
medicine vendcr o. large pons he former charges tc latter
with buviug ms nomination 10 that a bitter fcud has
snru up Which sorneV had alarms Mr. Tidcn and the State
General COMMITTEE and h's induced Mr. Idrn to write ie
ten 10 Mr. Cloy Chafmn the Nationals urging them 10
amaiearate with the Citizens Couscati,s Committce When
NJ CarJOy read this letter M their meeting last night quite
stirred up and BE- and AIr LinsSy were charged
viii ma attempt sell them The Old Committees FINANCE
ana Printing discharged and new ones appointed The
Committee re,o ed 10 Sustain it- nominees Ia 'he asi
MEETING or THE SEVENTH WAED UNION REPUBLICAN,
ASSOCIATION.
The last grand rally for the present. campaign, OF
evening nj The corner OF Gibson Fultonayes and 81
an intensely enthusiastic character Bonhrcs t up the streets
tired At intervals whc cheers rent the ar ior he
candidates ard the OF that great historic party that
saved the nation IN is hour ol peril Long before que h" u
flowing by highly respectable audcucea large humble. oi
whom ladies aiy0usy awaiting The feast 81 PATRIOTISM
and flow Of oratory that had been promised them
AT clock the meeting called To order b. The PTesi-
dent T. J. Peia0n esq who briefly address ih" lh re"
apuonching election and certainty o victory Republicans
bnt continued for the OF the ucte thcers
"A complimentary remarks Introduced the
speaker Of evening the Hon ahon Chance OF Ohio who
received with cheers ana held TIE audience sp.ound IN
speech Of hours remarkable for It's yigor hnnor elo
Tie speaker vas rapiuroasy applauded throughout bic
speecb and took his sea amid cheeYi.
series of resolutions introduced ndorsng the state
Congressional County and Assembly candidates and unrn
Patriotic songs then SING by the Alan Glee Cnb
which were when the Chairman introduced Air Chts
& Talbot the candidate for Sheriff IN Kings County, WHO
briefly idlre. and followed by Nj John J. COsii-
gan. candidate for Superintendent Of Poo.
Another song by the Glcc Club and hrisf and eloquent
sueech from Nj bloom OF New York City closed the meeting
aid the vast audience gradually dispersed ready and anxious 70
do their duty IN the coming election.
THE FRIENDS or THE EXCISE LAW ~ THE FIFTH As
SEMBLY DISTRICT.
large number of the friends OF the present Excise
law met n per arrangement last evening tie Bediordave
Baptist Church AID adopted of resolutions sustaining
the present Excise law and with unanmy Endorsed MI
Frederick T. Par.On their candidate for } ssenbly
Mr. PaTsOn had previously been placed nomination by the
Union Republican party Of the district aud this Endorsement
secures his election Notwithstanding Mr. Gborsoa i running
az q stump and Navy Yard candidate 10 defeat him.
MEETING IN SOUTH BROOELYN.
The eloquent Irish orator james Haggerty, esq,
will address the citizens Of Sonh Brooklyn at Temperance
Hall Hicksst and Hamilton IhS evening 81 a
O'Clock.
ELEVENTH WARD RALLY.
A grand Union mass meeting will be held a.
Granada Hall Myreave evening" ard vii he ad-
dressed by the Hon ID p Tyler Conneccu ;. Gluten
don. csl. and r. W Ostrauler esl.