New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25
49, James Irving II. Edmund Connolly 49, adjourned 49,
Thomas T. Fields; 30 John Braun; 81, VIM. IIitchman.


REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS LAST EVENING.
tongrcss.-VIth District-HOracc Greeley,
Ihos stewart With District-George Wilkes.
School pst,ss wsrdJ p Frazer sS@0s Sixteenth
mara-b' T. Wandell, long term; John w. Howe. short
The Tammany Convention of the Sixth Ward
mas nominated Michael Mccarthy for School Trustee.
The regular Democracy of the WITH Congress
gress.
Gen. James JOurdan, Republican nominee
the contest.
The Office of The Westchester Comfy Demo
Graz ~ Mount Vernon broken into sunday night
nhu io'Ooo election tickets were stolen.
The Irish Republicans and Soldiers and
Sailors OF the Ivth Assembly District will have
meeting this evening at No. 6s East Broadway.
The Mozart Hall School Convention of tho
Thr,eenh Ward nominated VIM. Kelly for the long term
ana washington Thomas for the short term.
The Essex County, N. j., Republican Con-
oOn WIN NEE at Library Hall this afternoon 70
A branch of the Thirteenth Ward Mozart
Han School Convention has concluded to support Francis
Coan or Trustee for the long term. and Henry f. Lynch
The Democrats of Elizabeth, n. J., yesterday
nominated Major John NJ. CowelI for Mayor. and s. p.
for Chosen Freeholders
The Labor Reform Party of Kings County
has I nominated James oReiy BENNETT for Congress IN
me Ia District in opposition to Thomas Kinsella. tho
Democratic Ring nominee.
The Young Democracy of the Eighth Ward
Fa %2snGet4g last night we're addressed by Charles
ented 10 the Christopher Johnson Association.
The WOOdfOrd and Kaufman Soldiers and
slors Campaign Club No. met last evening NJ No I'D
Abingdon Square. and several stirring addresses were
maze ana arrangements were made for mass meeting
at Blocker Buildings tomorrow evening.
A joint meeting of the WoOdford and Kauf-
mann and the Veteran Campaign Clubs OF the Twentieth
tions dGnonncne the whiting candidacy IN that district
and endorsing the nomination of f. d. Webster.
The Irish Republican Central Club OF New
York and Brooklyn will hold grand ratification mass
meeting at tho Cooper Institute this evening. Major
Scd by Sgscc E and sdFSiS T OG a
l. G. Clarke, ID. H. Lyddy, and others.
Republican Assembly District Conventions
TGrS ~ 1gs we're county Gysns @ Hcrr
Bowen second Samuel r Jones; Third Julius H. LpI-
Cocheu; Eighth, George c. Bennett, Ninth Francis j.
Fisher
The Republican Congress Convention of the
nominated Pierre c. Van Wyck as Member of Congress
for the District. committee was appointed 70 tCnder
bin the nomination which he declined and recon-.
mended If necessary b. carry The District, coalition Of
the opposition to Tmmany Elil.
The General Committee OF tho German
Patriotic Aid Society of this city met at Lederranz Hall
last evening" Mr. A. klammrolh presiding. Ihe Hon
Elward saom0n made report OF the correspondence OF
representative Of tho German Patriotic Aid Societies OF
this country the Central Sanitary Commission at
n
patriotic funds sent from this country intended
for Immediate relief only and not to assist Germany In
the performance Of her duties in the future toward her
crippled soldiers and the widows and orphans OF her
fallen soldiers, by the erection OF asyiums.
The Citizens Association of tho Twelfth and
Nineteenth WrdJ last evening, appointed Committee
to urge paving OF MadsOn-ave from Sixty-siXth 10
Seventy secOnist. Mr.. Foley the nominee of the AssO-
ton for the assembly, made brief speech and then
presented Mr. Armstrong, who said that he did not be-
cye that one ia five Of those in the hail would vote for
FOey and that In hs opinion they were simply playing
q practical Joke upon Foley. Mr. Armstrong was not
allowed to proceed further, the entire assembly rising,
and all declaring themselves for Foley Mr. Foley then
proceeded with expose OF some OF the theyng opera
lions OF tho Tmmauy managers OF which he had been
personally cognzaDt. At the conclusion OF Mr.. Folcys
speech, the meeting adjourned.
The XVIIth Assembly District Republican
Association addressed last night by Horace Greeley,
Morris Ellincer, Republican candidate for Congress
from KIN District, and John II. Russell. Mr. Eineer
said that Tweed was Ike shat French desp0t who said
90 am the State Tweed was the Democratic party in
New-York. The Germans were all going to labor zeal
ously OF the whole Republican ticket, be-
the Republican party In this country and the
Liberal party In Europe had common dcsny, and that
was do all could to CiyiiZe and Chrstionlze all
classes and of mankind RESOLUTIONS were adopted
Tammany and anti Tammany The failure of Tammany
To account for the pendurc OF public moneys was
confession that the funds had been msapped and the
only direct to remedy the evil the election OF
honest nan for Mayor, who would at once on his
election, impeach the guilty officers The people could
who had mismana led the Erie Railway TO reduce
its stock from 80 to 49, to continue their secret progate
and management Of the Affairs OF the city
and State.