New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-28
POLITICAL
NEM.YORK
kEW-1OkK
HEY-1,BE COUNTY OPTICAL yOIE FOR sHrluT AND
COUNTY CJVpE


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Total q7.977 i277i 4i,05s.s9l7 isI25 2olao 1886
o'Brien's plurality, $40 Loe" . plHf'iAty' 1929
THE NFw-YORK MAYORALTT.
From Too Utica Herald.
Sucb n division among the sham Democrats
ought 10 make the election Of the Republican candidate
Damn sitbone6 me Times supports Hoffman Were
strong hearty effort made Darling ~ ght be chosen bus
the recent cement in NeWi Ork city does not J
'iy s'O"i"S "Ol From The York Pa Republican
The Republicans have nominated the Hoe
William A. Darling, who will be- elected unless the JOIN
sonWeed pseudo Conservative faction succeed IN tn
effort they are making divert enough votes from him
to elect Hoffman
EIGHTEENTH WARD DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUB
At the intersection of First.aye and Twenty
seoond-st last evening the XyIIIh Ward Democratic
Union Club held openair meeting IN ratification OF
their nominee, George MoCirath, for Alderman. Tie
crowd was large and band OF music was IN attcndante
Mr. Peter Woods presided and made the opening speech
lie said that for six years they have not had Demo
cratic Alderman Tor that Ward though the Democratic
majority OF tho Ward u now 2.5t9 They had been &C.
feated hitherto by the machinatons Of he Ring andb
had hone that this time they would elect who Lad
been already tried Mr. Mctirath had been twice teir
Councilman, and his acts in that position Were guaraly
The speaker then took mp each or me Opposing
candidates, Messrs Nesbitt, Hayden ana stephens the
latter being the Republican candidate lie followed
bv Messrs j Tucker Frederick A. Matthew, N. Banks
and others all Of whom spoke strongly IN Isyof Oh d
nouncod the Republican candidates with equal vim.
FERNANDO WOOD THE DEMOCRATIC UNION
NOMINEE.
A Convention of those members of the Dem
ocratic-U Union Association who dissatisfied with tue
action Of Judge Waterbury In assuming to represent hat
Association, rendering its nomination 70 the Tam
many candidate for Mayor, met last evening at the
Everett Rooms Roswell d. Hatch chosen Chairman.
and Thos A. Glover and Richard Sheridan, Secretaries
nearly every ward N the city was repTesented ana s,er
resolutons were offered and adopted by aeeamstoI;
Whas The democratic ynlon Association q the , 2. hs.fess
Originally 0ighid fog The purpose OF saeng redueon we
ta5l ard Is Reform Pr asa n Pp % is sAs.t ~ e.
so ne sassss Of the Citizens aS o whatever creed 81
party end as ne oFg.Haton an only BE- sustained upon such bA' Aad
IN lS5,ssansr ., y. ors PSs enc n su, % u ne rs
esy Rings q fammssy a sad iis veal oses BY The tree Of
organization subeent their ant uil purposes snt seoes
so{ % ils 's,rapo1 81 Ne ts@"sn, ts E9T,; '9a mia
ia,o Tsmsny Hall las ndsoi be noHron Of %
Rrd Tbs Ibis Association VIM I'D hereby rtp1,is
Of JOl r Holman ier Mayer mAls siseai oeaaon
uh The ebsrs q ii- assoc on aud n direct 80 ,phi etis
Rorf Thst the uor Fsr9,uio Wood hereby rscuHaas
sppos he TAD u the aai . be close d e polls
TIE HOFFMAN MAss-lrEETIEG.
The Hoffman meeting ut the Cooper Union
last night was numerically. success. what Il mat
mean politically, Is 10 demonstrated on Tuesday nokt
From an early hour crowds gathered font OF the north
ern 60 and the doors were opened the masses
hurled ti r'soyes like an avalanche upon the officers
rolled and tumbed down stairs aud were lost w
the capacious OF the main hall prepared
TO receive us such mouthfu Al the seats in the hsll
had been apparently reserved for the fair sex but
sufficient number OF tho gentef sax were not fort
the more muscular and essential element OF political
gatherings hereabouts-whito males-turned down the
sears and made themselves at home Every position
from which view VI the platform could be hed was
struggled for not an inch OF space appeared TO he
unoccupied; many must have IstiTed satisfied win
eeoinR the celebrities mt ulappolnlen ~ Lot
hearing the speakers The stage filed by men known
ana and EeHSSh The renssed credit upon
the decorative artists. over the stage, surround
s " sh' Honor or" mayor ioraa ana at the
Sphn lovers OF deoency honesty and economy VIII
vote for John T. Hoffman" Al y O'clock the Hon;
forward called the meeting 10 order and took occasion
to correct a Misrepresentation OF some remarks OF hls
Sheriff aid that The Re York Atlas in 1850 published
series Of articles rejecting upon certain pocans ana
orftle{ and quoted few OF the assertions con-
in u, but mentioned name, and that the mention
] exeeued TO- was entirely out Of place that gen
tcinan never held the position OF street C0mnlsSonef
from Fernando Wood, tho speaker was made 70 say
In regard the other matters contained ~ the report
the shcnns later Information led him 20 believe that the
allegation was not warranted that note was found IN
the Bcwcry Bank when that m Te S
Wood The explanation over Mr. Kelly introduced 70 the
audience IA the Chairman, the Hon. John a. Anlnont
until yesterday the anddae TOT mayor OF me
Union Marty Ih0 mention OF Mr. AnthOns name aE the
C,arnan OF the meeting caused BY his withdrawal rom
the contest and becoming ally OF Mr. Holman eclted
enthusiastic cheers He spoke az length IN denunciation
of Mr. Woods public policy and IN enogy q MT Hon.
Tammany candidate for Mayor gepped upon the staEe
was given n heat In front, but remained standing
awhile acknowledging the cheers and waving
of hats which announced the arrival OF some
Mr Hoffman was presented by the Chairman as the first
sneaker and occupied the greater portion OF bis time
with detailed review Of the financial growth OF the
city and the annually increasing expenditures ana DEM
s5 100000 increase III the tax levy from 1866 70
1851 the State aud the City cOmmsslODs appointed by
the Legislature ate up ti,0OO0O0 OF the AMOUNT, and
the local authorities only ahad the disbursement OF
rect upon the public life OF his Democratic opponent
and expressed himself confident that the Hon NJ
Darling the Republican nominee, could not be eected
and the ssue rested, consequently between himself ana
porally and spiritually elevated Woodte caused
come excitement by calling FOR three cheers
Fernando, which was responded 70 by considerable
uarf ~ the audience but the officers speedily removed
Hon. james r. Brady, Mr. Lawrence, the Hon. A. Oakley
Hall and others also made speeches. and az late hour
the meeting broke up Outside three stands erect
ed one Of which was devoted 10 the Germans, and
hardly possible that the OuisdofA returned TO their
homes much wiser than when they left them, as
the increasing and unmeaning dingdOng OF q monster
bell drowned every sound. Capt Cafry and large de-
order and their presence prevented al rotOus demon
stratiOns. . .4-
DARLING RATIFICATION MEETING IN THE FIFTH
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
The Republican electors OF the Fifth AS
embly District assembled NJ No. 100 PTnceet last