New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-26
LOCAL POLITICS.
THE KINGS COUNTY FRAUDS.


A meeting of citizens was held last evening
mt the residence Of Mr. Bradley. No 81 South Einthst
Brooklyn f. d. to hear the report OF the committee ap
pointed at q meeting held at the residence OF W. j.
Combs ESQ., on the 18th inst to propose definite plan
m action relating TO the late election frauds and 20 take
such action may be deemed yisa6e Among
the gentlemen present were the Hon. Judge thompson
the Hon Edmund briggs the Hon Geo. H. Fisher iona
than s. Burr esq, Judge Daily, and Others. Judge
Thompson occupied the ehalr. Inc CSnlin i
recommended the formation OF an association OF citizens
sOr the prevention aud punishment OF FRAUDS at eleco
selecting Trustworthy personS-three Den0GrS'S anu
three Experimentation each WARD assoeiAton, NM VIZ,
will carry out these objects, eecuDg thelr executive
committee, divided as above 10 retain Ine once one
Republican to represent them In general committee,
IF this general COMMITTEES rst elected from Wards desg
mated by odd numbers shall hold otoe one year WARDS
1hey shall be elected for two years The meeting was
addressed by Messrs. WIN. b. Marshall; DAILY, Driggs
Judge Thompson ths Hon Geo. N. Fisher and others
Ine plan adopted and the meeting ADJOURNED
Mozart has nominated Christopher Levy for
School Trustee IN the Twenty-frst Ward
The Mozart Democrats in the Twenty first
Ward have nominated Christopher Levy Tor school 1rus
The XXth District Waterbury Democratic
Onion Convention has nominated Patrick d. kearney Tor
Alderman
The Mozart Judicial Convention in the WITH
District evening. nominated John Scott for Police
Justice, and Anthony Hartmann for Civil Justice
Mozart Aldermanic Conventions were held
night with the following result; Fourth Dlstr1c
Alderman Bryan Richly; Assistant Alderman. john
Eleventh District Alderman, bartholomew Oonahue'
Thirteenth Observation-Disclosures, James Baker
On the evening of the last election day MI.
John NJ Costa the Republican candidate Tor Assembly
from Xth District caused some OF his friends TO be
placed at the various eanyassng places and upon inc
of ever his competitor William q. Bergen, the Tam
Snany candidate, who has been declared elected by
znuOrltY OF 90
The Ely Democratic Union party made the
following nominations last night Fourth
Justice, John Scott; Civil Justice, Anthony Hartman
Aldermen-Eleventh District Bartholomew Donahue {;
Seventeenth. Alexander Ward twentieth Thomas Duny
Nineteenth, John ScallOn; Twentieth, Michael Fay.
school Trustee-Twenty trst Ward, James Mccormick
The following nominations were made last
evening by the Republican Adermanic Conventions
K Hear Wallace Christopher FlsekG
VII A J. DuEanns JObn H. Allen
XXI stephen Roberta Charles H. Cooper
XIV Austin A Fuller Hugh Turner
The Tammany Judiciary Conventions made
LSstr.sii Police Justtess Ctva JxaeeL
I..BdvArd Hogan Denis Quinn.
II. Joseph DoSInE Thomas Kvin.
III. .JOhn Cox J. Walker Fowler
~. .J0hu Scott Anthony Hartman
y..Rdward J. shandley Joseph Koeh
VI. Batter H. BXby. Tbaddeus H. LAM
VII. Henry uurry Joseph Mcclure.
VIII. .JobH Harry. william Kama
TX. John koQuads, Jonah Porter.
The Democratic Unionists Waterbury made
dat AEdermSM Isstssoat Aldermen
H.. Thomas Conan. Patrick LysAght
VI..Flo Scannel John Reilly
XII. Henry Wolt@an. Inward Costello.
James hcKe-eE John Reilly.
iii. .KiWard CsddJ. Hugh OBhen
VII John Murray. John X Mol
XIII. James Baker Patrick 0ibBey
XVI. Alexander Ward Edward I1mHb0h
XXI .j.coS " Long william MsMAuul
N..fsteT CHkn William n. Carroll
JAmes Phelan-