New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-28

cratic vote not exclude the fraudulent vote The
wealth lie said that the Republican party was q Mas.
saehnetts party. and devoted 10 aristocracy The
poor man had show In that party lie closed repeat
me THE TRInrNEs wachword, Coward to register aud
TO the polls" Mr. Carr o. Cincinnati and the Hon
audience dispersed. after a languid cheer.
Outside SCENES.
The scenes outside THBnany, after the circus had
nassed were very amusing. There were the usual
Der of people always 10 be found ready 10 look
at any show as long long it costs "DObing" But
thee pcr.ons rs they to BIO seen last night,
very odd aud peculiar In their opinions The more sen
sble nortion declared the whole thing very good
elTcn Dsrede but as political demonstration most
wreched "nzze." The sidewalks lined with peO'
pie during show but these rapidly disappeared when
the last drum had sounded Its note IN the distance
There were stands for speakers at the head OF
Broadway which was the Ameriean eagle and be-
citizenship" There were six gentlemen on this stand
Nearer Fourth ave- was another evidently intended
fully deserted-eyen by the amplghter-and there was
nobody to speak a piece" There were Chinese chinese
and these had n very good effect 1t was
most remarkable that even IN tue lhned Gi
DeghbOrhoOd OF Tammany Hall there was NOT snHie
be noted of the delegations carried tanspatehcy
indcas nresent distress for food During halt before
liquor saloon, however. the entire Delegation ehteieu
and refreshed themselves on whisky oil 10 cehSa sass
SIXTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT REPUBLICAN
RATIFICATION MEETING.
There will be q mass meeting OF East SIDE
Republicans tonight Thursday at the Demilt lnSt
tute corner Of sccondave. aud Twenty.thirdst- Ar
fragments for good speakers have been made ana
we hope every Republican In the neighbOrhoon VIII
make it point to be there. II good opportunity 10
concert measures Ia restrict ard expose the FRAUDS m
registration that will undoubtedly be attempted by te
Democracy in the densely peopled districts near the
river
The XIXth Assembly District Republican
Convention last evening nominated Luther Horton TINS
completes the Republican Assembly nominations
The Republicans of the With Assembly
District Kings County, have nominated Tor Assembly
George G. Bennett, proprietor % me brooklyn Do"y
Tines
The Workingmens Club OF the Nineteenth
ward Brookyn +. d.. met last evening. aud Endorsed
Horace Greeley for Controller and James s. Black for
Alderman. ~ - ~ ,S.-:F's
Mr.. ChaFles +. Shaw was unanimously IN
dor4ed the Assembly aie eye4ing by the Executive
Committee OF the German Republican Association OF the
With Assembly District.
Mr. Iverson W. Knapp is the Republican
has heen for years active and prominent member OF
the Republican party, and is gentleman OF ability and
character.
The Emerald Club of the Eighteenth Ward has
ndorsed The nomination Of Horace Greeley for Controller
Richard OBrcn for state senator Francis Purcell for
Assembly and Martin Mcmahon for Judge OF the eu-
periOr Court
number of citizens of the Fourteenth Ward,
formerly identified with the Democratic party, met on
Tuesday evening with Mr. Peter Dawson In the CHAIR ana
formally repudated that organization, ana pltugtd
Themselves 10 give hearty support 10 the entire RepuD
lean ticket
The XVIII Assembly District Union Repub-
lcnn Soldiers aud sailors Association had full meeting
last evening. at their headquarters No l2J IhlrdaVe
Capt NJ Cregan the President. was In the chair ana
leut Bugbee aud sergt Little acted rs Secreares capt
Cregan made stirring speech In favor Of tho state ana
County Republican ticket and resolutions were adopted
iudorsing Richard NJ. Lush for the Assembly, on me
ground that he proved To be good friend Ia the BOYS IN
Blue under Capt. Cregan Speeches were also made by
Capt OBrien Lieut. Tobin, Major Adams, ana sergeant
Little. who fought " NIT Sigel."
The Bows in Bue of the lXth Assembly
District held a meeting last evening NJ Lebanon HAL
Abingdou.quarr for the purpose OF ENDORSING the re
pubcnn State and local tickets. Major Forbes, PreHi-
dent OF the Club presided. Eloquent addresses were
made by Gen swift and the Hon. T.. Deaheld smith,
and more brief by several OF the local candidates IN
that district. Much enthusiasm was manifested ana
general conviction that the Xth District Will give all the
Republican candidates sounding maJorites on the "a oI
November next
A meeting Of the wOrkngmen of the First
ward opposed 10 Taiumany Hall was held last evening
Addresses made by Mr.. Byrnes ana others,
ng the working Of the Ward 10 support Terence
Duffy for Assembly In opposition to the Tainmany
candidate. Michael Murphy, and also 10 support
candidates for charter Oncee at the Deeem
her election. During the progress Of the speeches.
Judge Hogan Tammany Police Justice. made bimseH
conspicuous hy repeated interruptions, finally resorIng
TO a Touchdown argument In two or three Instances
wherr he thought 10 necessary 10 convince some OF
the uufathfu OF the error OF their ways After THIS
crcdltabie proceeding the Judge retired'