The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-29
MISCELLANEOUS MEETINGS.

The Emerald Club OF the Eighteenth ward, met
on Tuesday evening at their rooms, Demt
Buildings corner Twenty-third street and Second
avenue, and endorsed the following nominations:-
For Senator, Richard 0'Brien; for Member OF Assem-.
bly,, Francis r. PURCELL for Comptroller OF the
state, Horace Greeley; for Judge OF the Superior
Court. Martin F. McMahon
meeting OF the Regular Democratic Association
OF the Eighteenth ward was held last evening at
First avenue and Twenty-second street. Mr.. Joseph
Cummings in the chair. The Tammany ticket was
generally endorsed with the exception OF Assembly,
for which they intend to support Frank X. Purcell,
the labor reform nominee.
Tie Jefferson Democratic Association or the Twen-
ty-second ward held mass meeting last evening at
National Hall, Fortyiourtn street Tor the purpose of
ratlfy1nR the nominations OF Henry w. Genet for
Senator, Frederick II. Flagge for Assembly and Ros-
well ID. Hatch for Assembly. MIR. William Farley
elected chairman OF the meeting and the names
OF the gentlemen above named were read and rati-
fed with enthusiasm. Speeches were delivered by
Messrs. Ward, Montgomery, Hatch and others and
after three cheers for the candidates the meeting
adjourned.
No. As East Broadway was packed last night with
Seventh warders, the object OF which was TO pass
resolutions to support Joseph ocn Tor Judge OF the
Filth judicial district, and Judge L. u. Shandey for
Civil Justice OF the Third district. The meeting was
presided over By Philip BENJAMIN, and Lewis Hess
burgh acted as secretary. Speeches were made by
j. r. Soloman, w. +. Mcnamara, b. :. b. Young,
Richard Walters andsMichael Brophy. The meeting
endorsed the entire Tammany ticket and pledged
Another large ratification meeting was held by
the German democracy OF the NlneteenIh, Twelfth
Twenty first and Twenty-second wards, attached to
TammaBy Hall, last evening at Terrace Garden,
Third avenue and Fifty eighth street. The meeting
presided over by Judge Stemmler and on the
platform were Judge Freedman, DR.. Schtimer, ex-
county Clerk William G. Conner and hosts or others
Speeches were delivered in German by Or. Berkman
and Magnus Gross and lively interest In the pro-
ceedings was manifested by the assemblage.
large meeting OF citizens OF the second district
was held last night at No p city Hail place to ratify
the nominations OF Horace Greeey for Comptroller
and Nelson ". Young for Coroner. The meeting was
presided over by +. Mclaughlin, and Captain Stew
art acted as secretary. The meeting was addressed
by Mr.. Greeley and Charles ). Spencer In favor OF
the nominations.
ratification meeting was held by the republicans
OF the sixteenth Assembly district last evening at
Dem1t Han, Second avenue and Twenty-third
street. Mr.. Oliver b. Hooker presided. Rufus r.
Andrews. Colonel Beeny and others addressed the
meeting. The attendance was large and the meeting
was kept up to a late hour.
meeting OF the Worklngmen's Independent Re-
publican Club was held last night at the corner OF
Duane and Centre streets. Dennis 7. sullivan pres-
characteristic speech from Horace Greeley series
OF resolutions were passed endorsing Mr. Greeley Tor
Comptroller and Nelson w. Young Tor Coroner. after
which the meeting adjourned without further BUSH
ness.
A meeting was held last evening BY the Friend
ship Social Club at No. 246 West Twenty-seventn
street, Mr.. William Coye presiding After the regu
lar business of the club was transacted on motion
OF Mr.. J. MCGOWAN Mr.. jacob Cohen was
fully endorsed a candidate for the odice
Of Supervisor. Mr. MCGOWAN afterwards ad-
feelings in saying tnat oy eecting Mr. Cohen to the
Office OF supervisor they would find a man true TO
the principles OF the people by whom he was nomi-
nated-the Workingmenis Union-and when elected
he would show himself the friend OF tbe honest
working man and the taxpayer. After three cheers
for their candidate The meeting adjourned.
A grand mass meeting OF workingmen VIII be held
at Cooper Institute Tonight under the auspices of
the Joint Workingmen's Union and the Arbelter
Union, to ratify the nominations OF the working
men and independent citizens, In the persons OF
Jacob Cohen for supervisor, Nelson w. Young for
Coroner, and Richard 0'Brien and other gentlemen
for election as Assemblymen. The affair promises
TO be a magnificent success.
There was large and enthusiastic meeting of the
Tammany democracy Of the FIRST ward last evening
for the purpose OF ratifying the nominations made
by Tammany Hall. The meeting was called to order
by Mr.. William Kinney, who made very neat
speech. stating the object OF the meeting. lie
followed by one OF the most popular OF Tammany's
sons in the First ward, Alderman John Moore, who
spoke IN highly euloglstc terms OF the Tammany
candidates, and referring specially to his
friend, Supervisor Roche, who IL q candidate
for reelection, he concluded by introducing the
Napoleon Of the First Ward,r John Fox, VINO was
received with deafeninp cheers The gentleman
made one OF his customary speeches, short ana
pithy recommending 20 the good graces oil his con-
sttuents his bosom mend Waiter Roche. ana co1-
mendng IN favorable terms the rest OF she Tam
many ticket. After the reading OF resolutions en-
dorsIng tue democratic state ticket tue meeuna
adjourned with cheers for Mr.. Fox ana the fam-
ma cau