New-York tribune., 1871-11-03
orvrR,L CITY POLITICS.

,,.,ou IrAGUE CLUB AND TIE ELECTIONS.
az" sasno,se to a call signed y the requisite
u. !" - members, the Union League Club assembled
orrr 90 determine what action should Ge taken IN
nnsctiou with the coming elcctions' "m' D. Hopil",
- pssi5ept occupied the chair. Tho foLoWIAG' oAefeu
-. osorge W. Blunt, were passed unanimously:
v,5. O, A., msrpale in history have been ppe-
pGT h orsire Of the lsGms9s PI'y In ias S{ G1
1 boz srd pule esur' AMI hsT,a' & an election ] %
ale place O TsoSity pe1t - u .,tc 5r Cbsr eooo
MI PIP & bs s;r,c Gus aus nov attracting universal
cS were oonnted aroe o e0a'fS Oi ,t lott boa s5e.
IN boy O their vast Pose were EO;Od sO s from h. G
satsrs ,. nsrIT Trear trbng state Let,ato with
oSs,s led the pa ITeasr -aa hIs ] fS a. ] G S %
s.,Is az 4 sni bat Tie sane eet iraus viii be
H,is eHPSS % bss s tSs Su Il every citizen iced
Ms coUrv sS b laws aud ns IN rroo S tie m ,s s u p IV e
sT pg oagses 10 AZ nd polls 10 preserve oI1F anu isf
Touuy t.10vE EhOut the day Oitet"L
FIFE 1-xIoY REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE.
The Union Republican General Committee
met last evening at Republican Headquarters, the Hon
sr,oos T Stewart in tho chair. Most Of the officers
d leading members were absent, attending tho meet
Inc ~ the Union League Cub AL matters in reference
10 prparsons for the eDsuiUg election were referred to
the Executive Committee, with power. The Executive
Committee Instructed 10 meet next Saturday even
ing The action Of the Onion Republican County Convcn
op IN udorsing the County ticket agreed upon hy both
wings Of the Republican party and the Reform Democ
TscJ, approved OF by u.anim0us NOit: twas TO-
solved 10 throw the rooms Of the COminttce OPEN Oh
tton night for the reception of the election leur As
In advocating this step MI. COnover stated tLo ne
heisyCd tnat such arr aUgcmcGtS had been Eao' uiit
there would bo only County ticket az tol Iamna1y
election day.
BALLOT BOXES FOR REFORMERS-MAYOR HALL )
VIEWS.
A. r. Lawrence, on behalf of KraUs, can
tate for Assistant In tho With District OF the
Council Of Political Re orm, the Committee of Seventy,
and the Democratic Reform Committee applied yesteT'
Gay TO Judge Barnard in supreme Court Chambers Tor
Mandamus against Cornelius COrsOn Superintendent OF
he Bureau of Elections TO compel the placing OF boxes
iOr the reception OF tickets for Candidates lUI
AssIstan Aldermen Of these organizations throaSh
bu the district An order to show cause was sSueu re
turnable to-day at 10Y a: u 49,, ,,. -, .,o
Mayor Hall expressed his views or inc suJGCt VI IiS
Aldermauic election In the following letter;
MAYuR's OVF1cH, EEwYoRE, Nov. 2 l87L
Cb>f Of BITeIH OG u tons:
sTH LAWYERS 6J in opinion question whether not
SSa Some lawyer, eouten iha tie Of the pI
IBeaden 70 The Charter Whch take, the place Of old Seton
By provisions 10 such degree Tat ht
.S0 ,s, ne. .SS ,ss1'I % ''S oOsroS s in force
vyers that the unconstitutional provision Of the ne"
So pecbe provGOP only! s1i that there oannGi De an he
49, Asrnea and Assistant Aldermen Will not oa7 holl over 6r
Froe Ui revised Ststule provision Lat bat e A4v9 S o. =
EnTordo Counsel ard the MAJOR IN this latter ohot Ine
ksfo does 1ebdsr that opinion IN DOW ssA14 yon @
d ana prov the canvassers " "hch
t1 be TIssol ADen and Assistant Aldermen Ppla
%.r1 G 1 ' KwS i r. least evil p1o1e tie t
IOSA a. oAANl l.N-l '--''
RECEIVING ELECTION RETURNS.
The Board of Supervisors divided the city
Into fourteen election districts, yesterday and
lgned TO each an Alderman TO whom the canvas ers IN
zach election district to REPORT The return districts