The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-18
miscellaneous Political Meetings.

A large and enthusiastic meeting was held last
evening by the citizens OF the Twelfth ward Tor the
purpose OF ratlfylng the nomination OF Stinson
Mcivor for Police Justice. After the meeting was
called to order the Chairman introduced Mr.. p. II.
McGowan, who spo Ike in highly eulogistlc terms OF
Mr.. McIvor, and concluded By making stirring
appeal to the cilZens present to support him tMr.
Mcivor.) Constantine Donoho was the next speaker.
lie was o former pupil Of Mcivor. This gentleman
spoke In advocacy Of the election OF that gentleman
to the Office OF Police Justice. The following reso
luton was offered and adopted unansnousv:-
Resolved, That we, the democracy OF the Twelfth
ward here assembled, pledge our undivided support
10 the election OF Stnson McIvor to the once
OF Police Justice, and that we recognize In him a
gentleman OF the highest moral worth and unm.
peached Integrity, and in every way deserving OF
our support After addresses by several other gen
temen the meeting adjourned with cheers for MIR.
McIvor.
very large meeting was held last night at Har-
mony Hall, corner OF Third avenue and 18th street,
to ratify the nomination OF Stins0n Mctvor OF the
Twelfth ward for the ofice OF Police Justice. Dele
cations were present from the Boomlngdale, Car.
McIvor clubs each delegation marching in process
sion, with banners transparencios, Chinese lanterns
and bands OF music. Speeches were made aud rati-
nounced. and Mr.. McQuaide, the 1anInany caudi-
date. advised to withdraw.
en- n,dsse at lortner's German Club Rooms, IN
Franklin street. with Mr.. Herman Hasseldlch IN the
lutons adopted favorinq the nomination and cleo
ton OF Judge Hogan and Judge QUINN respectively
as Police ana CIvn Justice OF the FIRST district.
A meeting OF the citizens or the Fifth ward, IRE
Bpectve OF party was held last evening at the Van
derbilt House. on Hudson street, with MIR. John
Mclean as chairman. Speeches were made by
Colonel NJ. Q. Murphy. Senator Creamer Colonel
Fellows Cornelius QUINN, Peter Mitchell, Assistant
Alderman Heaiy and others. eulogizing the past
career OF Judge Hogan as Police Justice Judge
Quinn as Civil Justice. Alderman Moore and Assist
ant Alderman James Heay. Resolutions were
adopted favorng The denomination and pledgng
the reelection OF these gentlemen TO the offices
named.
A large meeting was held last night IN the Eleventh
ward, at Humboldt Hail. 9s avenue 9, the headquar
tiers or the Henry Notnan Association OF that ward
Amid general enthnsiasm and acclanation q beauti
fu banner was raised in favor OF Mr.. Woltman, bear
ing spirited likeness OF that gentleman and the
following ucket:-For Alderman OF the Twelfth
Edward Costello; for Police Justice Il. j. Shanlley
for Civil Justice OF the Fifth District Cont JOseEh
Koch.
At a large and enthusiastic meeting OF the liquor
dealers and taxpayers OF tue Eighth ward, held on
Tuesday evening" ut 2s2 Spring street. the following
resolutions were UNANIMOUSLY adopted:-
Resolved That in the selection Of representative OF the
Eighth ward in the Common Council honesty Integrity aud
capacity shall be the qualifications requisite in the candidate
Tor our su1ra,es.
Resolved, That In our worthy fellow citizen Mr. Henry
Hughes an ola resident Of the Eighth ward we recognize
those qualifications In eminent degree, and who
WIN look 10 the interests the citizens 81 this ward
VIII use lis energies the that citizens BIO the direct
Ors OF their municipal rghta instead OF the state govern
ment
Resolved, That Mr.. Henry Hughes be unanimously noni
ward their candidate Alderman sovesy
ADd individually pledge hia election