New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY. NOVEMBER L. 1866

Tammany but the matter left to the discretion Of the mem
bsrs without any action By the organization Inc meeting
REPUBLICAN, ENDORSEMENT OF MR. BLAlRs SoalNA'
TfoN IN THE FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
A meeting of the Republican Association Of the
iape Hall No d Fast Broadway President McIaen in the
chair al which the following resolution was adopted:
Aeyea, The Union Republican Assembly Convention has a-
three unsuccessful Efforts Jailed TO ''''' ''' smbs
R,oirod That hi. Association recom o p.,o,,,,,r. Il
section ~Oa S SsI % The S eorS a. aRs S lie T
$ aasS Ring Ring
resolution also pas ed ndorsing the Union Republican
Comfy and Judiciary C',nvention nominations
PIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT UNION REPUBLICAN, Nohi'
NATION.
The FIFTH Assembly District Union Republican
CONVENTION met last night and unanimously nominated Nap
John j. shaw as candidate for assembly
BROOKLYN.
The Union party of the City of Brooklyn hold their
final great meeting Friday night November . at the Academy
of Music under the auspices of the Central Union Clno
MoorGen b. f. Butler Gov. A. g. Curtin ana Gen WIN H.
Gibson of Ohio will speak Three bands OF music wi" DC III at
tendance The ward associations throughout the city will
| march in procession to the meeting.
! TuP THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DSTRICr-THB REPUBLI-
| CAN CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS.
The following correspondence relates to charge
against Mr. s b. Chtenden the Republican candidate for
Congress attempt TO reduce the salaries OF saesmeh
''' No SO BROADWAY, Oct 81, 1876.
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DTAR SIN nomination for Congress- report has gained
cureucy been behaved among statesmen 10
tried 10 inaugue movement that
would reduce salaries n an aemen whether IN employ
than $500 TheIe young men m
Third Congressional District whose mott and sisters depend
upon respectable appearance IN soceyyea IN son
hfewho viii deem good
service TO vote against you n.x uesay contradict 10
the Hoping for az early reply
! Nc. $40 BROADWAY, Oct 81, 1906
| J ". HARaoN. sfq.
MY DEAR sIE have received your Of this morning and
void 4 truth shadow q substance 10
The report which you refer deny explicitly that have ever
tried 90 naugurste" wished 20 naugnrlie movement 70
clerks employ OF the empoy
| Of others 10 5000 other sum whatever
Very repectiuly obedisnt 'eyant y b. CH1rEsDEN
| TWENTIETH WARD REPUBLICAN, UNION ASSOCIATION
| A public meeting of this association was held last
meeting called order at o'clock by Ihos g. Shear
who nominated Chas Duncan as Chairman and several
yccpIesdens and secretaries which nominations were unhn
| mOusly confirmed
The Chairman made few preliminary remarks and con
clued his brief address by introducing the Hon. Henry ~
| stanton, who received with applause.
Mr. Stanton delivered telling speech The leaders OF
fact each and every enemy Of his country In Whatever gus
appear by whatever name known were handled
without gloves He frequently interrupted by applause
lengthy able and convincing speech amid cheers
lie followed by Capt Maxwell Of Orleans by Ihos
G. Sherman esq and by Frederick T. Parson esq, the pop
ular nominee for Assembly In the Firth District:
! a band Of music present during The evening.
DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION MEETING AT THE
WIGWAM.
The Democracy Of Kings County, among whom
sandWiched many Republicans turned cut in considerable