New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-02

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grand total Of 3o7 voters have been registered thus
far. The total vote at the last election was 1880
MASS MEETING IN TIE SIXTH ASSEMBLY DIS
TRJCT.
mass meeting of the friends of the Excise
law was he last night at Oriental Hail, In advocacy of
the election Of Mr. Eden L. Rosemou 20 Assembly IN the
yith District n opposition 40 Inc o h Tesdsnt
OF the Republican Association ~ the Thirteenth Nard,
sfef 20 H%Se GREECE In 5s6af q the respectable
voters OF te Assembly District, was sead and unanl-
Zion. HORACE GREELEY: Sir-Mr. Eden L. Kosemon
Is Republican Of long standing, ald having never De
parted from the Irincples early imO'Ded Is supporter
" The Committee who nominated him appeal 10 inc fel-
sembly District Thirteenth Ward To give him support
day next Notwithstanding the many ialse itpots pug III
circulation by James o. EIery the rum ana agelDeet
5e1eS MI AZ ery has Tomsed To- 40 ali ~ his power
n elected have the Excise law Repealed and mas stated
that Republican do more for H. accompaniment
fhan Democrat l. Elliot {. Il H,dsart, H. Hutchn-
son, James H. Campbell, Adm iiODrooZ, j. IL slyns'
The meeting was aferWard addressed by Eneas Elliott
C. b Holsart Capt Cady, and Benz Hutchinson, Fresi-
dv5y Of nc Exrjse law Tpon the grounds Of public
order and deeehcy The cla6s Of Mr. Rosenaa were
earnestly urged II was stated that Mr Jas o. Iuery,
eeeted he wound advocate the repeal Of the law,
and that he is counting Democratic yocs on that score
culated that Mr. Roseman has Withdrawn from the can
vass such reports viii dc fraudulent
EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
The Republicans of this district held rOus-
ngray at RunRs Hotel no Zlt "fand5t IaaI evening
Speeches by Messrs Waterman. schulz, ana offers.
Singing by the Kuickerhocker Glec Gun, ana goou 'e
generally.
REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING N wILLIAMsBURGH.
Washington Hall was nearly filled with Re
publicans last night WHO assembled to ratly the local
and State nominations OF jhe party Extensive pepara
tons had been made for outdoor and an indoor mass
meeting but the speaking was done IN the nan Dahu
ito md he
quenee, aroused the enthusiasm OF the audience X H.
untey, esq presided and Col C. b. Morton ana D. IN M
by Col. Morton. and adopted with enthusiasm. Ihe
lev LANES Kiibourn, William Wall and others, and the
assembage dispersed at late hour cheering Justify Tor
the 81 ate and local nominees
DEMOCRATIC CLUB MEETING IN THE FIFTH WARD.
The Fifth Ward WOrllingmens Club held
meeting at the Collins Hotel on Westst last evening but
the speakers expected did not arrive the meeting was
devoted 10 business the enrolling OF members. THIS
club working for the election Of Justice Connolly and
VIM Walsh organized three days ago, and numbers
ITO members.
DIR. DAY OF THE INEBRIATR ASYLUM ON TIE
TEMPERANCE QUESTION.
BINGHAMTON, n. Y, Nov. DIR. Albert Day,
Superintendent Of the New orR state iaoDSte nsym
shed letter TO define his position the temperance
ea that was tSmperace meepS in this
CITY DR. Day had taken the grounds that temperance men
his state making particular reference to the power
the excise resolution at Syracuse In his letter published
".
ing OF the obnoxious resolution OF the Syracuse Conyen
ton 10 advise temperance men not 10 vote the Republican
temperapce party but that the temperance men should
be so organized that they might become power IN the
State and compel political parties TO recognize them
SOMETHING FOR THE MEMBERS OF TRADE So
CIETIEs
We find the following advertisement in The
Sun:
wanted-lOO,OOO worzlnsmen to vote for Major James
Haggerty Of York County who Is candidate i0r
ddate for Mayor OF the Cry Of Brooklyn and VIM. Colt
who Is a candidate for County Judge OF Kings county an
we personally vOueh for They strenuous advocates
Of our rights and exercised most potent influence IN the
passage of the Eigbt-HOur law. VIM: Harding Chair-
man international Coach Painters. Moses Patt Ship
Carpenter.
DECLINATION OF THE HON. THOMAS MURPHY.
Senator Murphy, having received renomna-
ton in the With District thus gracefully declines in favor
Of Christopher Pullman:
TTHoMAs b. AsTKN esq. Chairman Union republican
Convention, VIM Senaoridi District -, ,
"DEAR SIR: Permit me to express my high apprecia-
ton OF the compliment pad by the Convention over
which you had the honor preside by presenting me as
their candidate for senator Sr WITH With an
earnest desire 10 promote the Interests OF the parry;
christopher Pullman believing that his election viii save
the District from the gaI Of the corrupt ring who now
control our city Very respectfully yours, .
"Tnos MURPHY No. IS East Thrtyninthst."
THE SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT OF KINGS.
To me Editor Of The Tribune
SIR: Among the Candidates OF the Republican
parfv for Kings County observe with pleasure tie
name Of f. L. dersOn eq as ono OF the nominees Tor
the Assembly. As personal compliment to MT Sander
son the nomination is wei deserved He is an energetic
tyccrc and bard. WORKING member OF the Republican
Marty: and while earnest and decided Ia his political
opinions and principles, he's YET sI anu C, 10
tee for Kings County AND otherwise nc mas rendered
enIcient service in behalf ~ just and glorious cause
and while the Office for Which c Is nominated Nouu nc
source OF no pecunary enOlument TO hm put, on tne
contrary must involve PERSONAL sacrifice OF inch Nal
abIe time II would nevertheless be an honoraDio token
from his fellowctzens OF their good Will ana condencc
19bdcb would he duly appreciated by him. But IL is
chiefly for public considerations regard the nomination
es one emibentlv III 20 b. made" In these tunes or
corr,ntion aud msrne we need minded, upright IN
cotfnptibe men for our legislators. such man know
MIR SaDdersOn To he from personal acquaintance OF
over On Years He IA an abp lawyer and geni earnest,
honest man He has an honorable political and proes.
eOnal record and if eechd, would nave not mo least
doubt serve his constituents with aDty ana hucnty,
and be- In all respects safe ard useful legislator AS 10