New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-01

election day. elect the vi le Istlct lo
Mr. Charles T. POlhemus The meeting was then iurlhef
addressed by Mr. Nathaniel Appleton and NJ H. LVeu
memory Of the late Gov John A. Andrew of Massaehu-
country had lost since Lincoln died After brief and
telling address by Mr. Charles T. Pohemus, the eandl
date for Assembly, the meeting ADJOURNED
ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.
Kinos-Gen r. /. MolineauX has declined the RepnD,
lican nomination for Assembly IN inc lNth DisI5c'i o
Hamilton b. Bradshaw has been nominated III ms 6cens
Ouceas-Thc Republican Central committee OF VnoUu
County Hunters Point last evening ana nD'l ~
mated Daniel D. Robbins Of oyster BAY Tor nc TdroTd
Assembly from the LIST District, IN me place Vi i
H. Swan who declines the nomination. o,-
EIGHTH ASSEMBLY Observation-Disclosures
SIR: You are herewith requested TO co orf1,,
the statement la todays issue Of your paper R
The Endorsement Of Nicholas f. Eberhard for member OF
Assembly in the With Assembly District y td1 uTG o
Club wish state that whoever sent stch @ @
TO You did IL with the intention malSo'IS ~.
ana rce9s1 f S omd heartily Endorsed
Mr.. Michael Cassidy for AsSempy; PTesdent'
Ieadqtariers Of HE Tenth Ward Union Democratic Ctub,
No. TIC HcSicI-st, " J.. oct. 81 1861 - -
FOURTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT uNloN l'Lr Dill
CAN CONVENTION.
Tho second meeting Of the Convention was
held last evening at No. 7S liudson-st 3 H. MGNIney
presiding Andrew W. LegSd was poygg Re
tribute TO the candidate as one WI" Stuo y"
gent1oan of usied private character. sterling bust
ness qualifications and true devotion I'd RepuphcAh pin
Hnles The resolutions were adopted, and several gen.
tiemcn made speeches heartily advocating the election OF
Mr. Leggatt.
FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT UNION REPUBLICAN
RATIFICATION MEETING.
The ITnion Republicans of the lSt Assembly
District held ratification meeting last evening at No
~ Hudsonst. DR.. James Kennedy was CHAIRMAN anu
Hagerty made an address He ably reviewed the history
of the Republican party since us % % ,its aud
alluded TO the Chicago convention ana us Les t anu
said that VIM. H. Seward had been nHmnaied io on
Presidency the rum Oh e SeauffH tr6ne to Abraham
Lincoln the ruest type Of the American the man VINO ~
himself argued te lossnoS resen{ nositon OF the
states the action of the Democratic party anu thel
mon cnsagins in politics aud concluded by telling some
funny stories and by giqg serocoIe speeulaIons
Mr. Thomas O'Neale Russell also made an address,
SIXTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT REPUBLICANs.
In the Sixth Assembly District large and
last night at Which MessIs j. T. Elery, Spencer Able,
Fitch and Henry 5. Jennings made speeches. MI l.Sh
smoke upon general issues and Mr. Eery more partieu-
laFly of the Assembly. The speeches loudly ap-
plauded and the greatest good humor prevailed Ihere
Eyervng looks very favorable in the District and not
doubt entertained among Republicans Of the election
Democratic candidates the field for the same oice
Mr. Edgar sang several songs during tho evening" ana
was much applauded.
TIE BROOKIYN INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATS.
A meeting of the Independent Democrats, In
opposition to the Ring" was held AT MONTAGUE hai
last evening, at which several addresses were naue
mass meeting will be held at the same place this even
] ing, -
1 REPUBLICAN MASS MEElING IN DhOOhIlN'.
| mass meeting of the Republicans OF Brook
lyn was held their headquarters, over the BrooIyh
PosOce, last evening, at winch the Hon John Oakey
Joshua Cott esq and others spoke 10 as large an
| audience the could hold.
| REPUBLICAN RALLY IN TIE FIFTEENTH AssLM-
| BLY DISTRICT. -
| LARGE number of residents of the XVIII As
semby District assembled last evening at Lincoln mar
Eighhave listen TO addresses IN support OF the &c
publican ticket Mr. Samuel G.. CLASSY spoke ut consd-
tracS % conrse Of The Republican party from It's
IN time. when, having aDOlltlfu
Slavery II determined 10 make the freed slaves men ny
endoyjng them with tie franchise and reconstruct
the lately rebcliOus States that rebellion shan ~ tue ~
e be impossible The plan Of Congress TO nave each
of the Rebel states adopt Constitutions all men in each
state except those already dsfranchsed by Congress TO
vote for delegates Convention at which the state
to be submitted the people Of the State for acceptance
otherwise; Congress subsequently TO sanction H. II nIt
in conflict with the Constitution OF Tue country. an spear
ing Of the local ticket, Mr, CLASSY cohlIasteu ho
candidates Of the Republican party MN dico 'no o'
Sheriff saying that this Democratic nominee was an aver
S Si lie Tc.ponsibo ofees Mr. Christopher Pullman,
candidate for Senator next made some renarks pointing
What is likely TO be course Albany AS only one Of
the speakers. Mr. CLASSY who bad been advertised 10
several gentemen, among them Messrs Isaac J. oiyer
candidate for SUPERVISOR Whitfield, Thompson, Coz.
Sage, Joshua g. Able candidate for Sheriff. and Daniel
b. Dudley.
Last night, at the National Hail. In Forty
fourth-st between Eighth and Nintlayes, the Demo
cratic Union party met for the purpose Of ndorsng ne
|
Nathaniel c. Hustled was called the chair and secreta
tarips were appointed IN regular order Mr. Roswell ID.
Hatch read series OF resolutions udOrsng Justice Con-
molly Sheriff and that the electors would support the
| ticket nominated by the Association. Mr.. George W.
Punett then apologize for the absence Of some Of
the orators who had up 20 time and concluded
by rcmarkng that II the asscmbage wanted 70 repeal
the hated Registry and Excise laws was their time,
and he called upon rishmen TO support the Big Judge
as a man who always looked after their interests Mr.
George Delaney then made few observations on the
question OF the increase OF power or the black pOpatOn
and was succeeded by Justice Connolly himself, VINO,
among other things brought forward the nsolence OF te
police IN entering a mans house without warrant aud
the law against cruelty to animals rearkng that man
might now be fined for beating his own cat. lie
concluded by saying that he had served the people Is
duty as Sheriff Mr. H. g NettletOn then and made
witty remarks TO the point that every man should
be careful in bringing all his friends 70 the polls MessIs
Alexander H. Reeves and Lynne then spoke briefly MT
! Campbell concluded with few eulosics upon the un-
spotted character Of Justice Connolly.
| MASS MEETING OF THE DEMOCRACY.
| The unteTrfed" were out In force last even
ing with lanterns torches, transparencies bells fire.
crackers cannon and inside and around Cooper Institute
they made respectable display In point OF numbers on
! the deliberately embelished platform were seated
| the old stagers Of the party with the younger
| wirepullers, such as Isaiah Rynders and Sunset
! Cox, Gideon j. Tucker and John T. Hoffman,
Montgomery Blair and Frank SpinOla COrOnes GOyeran
SchiTmcT and other lesser lights Cox Informed his
hearers apparently 10 their qualification that the Lord
whether He drops them depends upon the sincerity OF
their repentance and the strength Of their pantaloons
Mr. Richard OGOT1nan was painfully alive 10 the cnOr-
nifty Of the Excise law. Col BabcOck OF New-Haven
thin out the audience by about so per cent, and Mont
gOmey Blair had just commenced, when reporter,
| surieited took his departure
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