New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-30

Ring saws the regular ticket now presented adds in
suit to injury brands with disgrace the name OF Democ
and hnrls defiance in the face of the majority then
reeouns the frauds a. p@9 AIRY HaT on aS
IL saws: The outrageous manner in which the DemOc-
"a IN md is our great cause OF complaint. Three
fonr men in each ward town pledge delegations Tor
months ahead. Thus frauds are precptated upon the
heads of thousands But recently, in Congressional
Convention single votes sold for $4,000 and $1,000 When
the Cabinet has interest TO serve delegates arc ei 10
themselves and then their reward for voluntary
service to the Ring At certain primary lately hed
returns OF LOO votes were made ana u CONES S az
the returns received in small cigar box LOOK AZ
this! Two hours, 100 minutes in which 10 h99 pr,
entered. This would take at least half minute, OF O
votes all told Yet loo are returned as cast an
sisted their votes should be cast IN opposition 70 I
slate. certain gentleman locked lhe uO4is b 5
with the inspectors to private apartment, anu ct
time for the primary had past the returns were oe
and duly signed. This secured the delegation Deyou
doubt Hundreds of instances could De cl'eu 10 s h
unmitigated contempt entertained Tor the OphlO Vi
still left 10 destroy this evil by hurihg neso h
cOrmorants from power, and bringing INTO eSsenCo no
democratic basis Of government by msory M
be no more fitting opportunity than tne pIeseHl. e
is side, and public opinion Is Win us NeAt !eal
will have Presidential canvass and we must iGi
up for reelection; of his ringmasters are on inc
ticket Strike for wedirected blow VIII 90 more
which the Democratic masses COVER
REPUBLICAN RALLY IN BROOKLYN.
The Republicans OF the Eleventh Ward of Brooklyn
held grand ratification meeting last evening at Morris
Hall No. l59 FutOn.aVe Mayor Booth was anuouuCcu
to speak but business of importance detained MN from
attending The meeting was addressed by the Chairman
Major Tate, Capt. CMnan, ID. c. Van COtt William WI
cox f. L. Sanderson. Major Charles schung, W w Goo1
rich and w H. b. Steers. The speakers explained IN lul
the principles of the Republican party, and closed Dy
urging upon all Republicans TO register their names ON
Friday and Saturday next II they would 90 thls IL VIII
| be impossible to be defeated IN the next election.
SENATORIAL NOMINATIONS.
IVh DiStrict-The Republicans have lndorSed ihe
Democratic Union nominee for Senator in TINS DISTRICT
Thomas j. Montgomery The Hon. JAS herrlgah Is all
independent candidate. -.
VII DiSfrct-The Constitutional Union Democratic
Convention have Endorsed the Tammany Senatorial hOml
| nee, Michael Norton
YIN District j. Ashman is the Republican noml-
nee for Senator in tins district. . - -,
VIM DStrict-SenatOr Murphy has declined the lte-
publican nomination in this district, and Is working ke
beaver secure the election OF Christopher Pullman
VIM DfSfrict-The sixth meeting OF the Iammahy
Senatorial Convention OF the With senatorial DStct
resulted in the nomination Of VIM. Hchman
ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.
Netc- Y0rk-James Irving is the stump candidate for
reelection in the XNlth Assembly District
The JOhnsOnites have nominated Edward T. BROWNE
for the Assembly in the INth District.
The boiling Republicans OF the ANIst District nave
nominated ex-COunciman Michael HalOran for the
Assembly.
Aibang.-The Hon. Henry Smith was renominated by
the Republicans Of the lid District yesterday.
MOiuOc.-The Hon. Henry Crbben was renOminated
for the Assembly by the Republicans OF the Id District
last evening.
Chautquqra.-Dr. Horace II. Glidden OF Panama has
been nominated for Assembly from the Western District
OF Chautauqua County by those Republicans who VIII
not for Matthew r. Bemus Dr. Glidden Is one OF
the purest and best men OF the county.