New-York tribune., 1872-10-15
INCIDENTS OF THE LOCAL CANVASS.

Tomorrow will be the second day of regis
try in this city.
The Boards of Registry throughout the State
Of New-Jersey viii sit to-day from a. M to p m and
again on oct. 81
German Association of the With Congress
District has nominated Gen. Christian sehwarzwaelder
as its candidate for member OF Congress.
A druuJ and Wilson mevtin5 of tha Arcade
Newarkavc jersey City was ADDRESSED last night by
tho Hon. Geo. NJ. Robeson and Isaac NJ scuuuer
The German American Reform Organiza-
tons of this city adopted resolutions, last evening In
favor OF Oswald Ottendorfer or william +. Hayemeyer
as q candidate for the MayOraltY.
The Democrats of the Hid Assembly District
Of Passaic County, NJ j. have nominated John p zeluf
In the Is District, John T. Van Iderstne OF PaSsac VIZ
age, has been nominated
The Vth Congress District Liberal Republi-
can Convention No. l22 West Broadway, unanimously
resolved last night TO concur in the Tammany Hall
nomination Of Col Wm r. Roberts.
The Democratic Westchester County Com
Mttee hsd protracted session at the Nelson House,
arrangements for the present campaign.
The Fifteenth Ward Council of the Work
inpmene Political Association Of Kings County will hold
public meeting this evening ot the AhambTa "a HAL No. 70,
s6s GTagdst Brooklyn, and addresses VAL pe MADE ny
several prominent speakers. ~ .....s ,..,
Chas. w. Goddard, John B. Wolf, and z,
H. Jenny addressed the Sixth Ward Liberal Club Of
Brooklyn last night The spirit throughout was en-
thusastc and the meeting adjourned with resolution
to prosecute the work vigorously TO the close OF tho
campaign.
The Executive Committee Of the Reform
Association issued address to the voters Of this
city, In which VIM. F. Havemeyer is recommended TO
their suarages for the Mayoralty. The address "a
signed by the Executive Committee, and by II Prcsi-
dents Of Assembly District Reform Associations Peter
Cooper has written letter IN support or MI have
meyer
Apollo Hall Congress Conventions were held
In six districts last evening" Conference Committees be-
ing appointed In every instance except one, the Xth
District where julius wadsworth, President Of ths
ondave. Railroad Company was nominated . for Con.
Conventions will reassemble on Friday night, the With
on Monday night and the With and With at tho call Of
the Char.
A largely attended meeting of the Thomas
Sheridan Association Of the lid Assembly District Of
Kings County, held at Van Brunt-st ana Hamilton
ave. Brooklyn last evening" and banner bearing por
traits Of the nominees of Cincinnati and baltimore
unf1rled Addresses made by the Hon. Il. 7.
Wood the Hon. w. w. Goodrich, the Hon. George G.
Reynolds, the Hon. W. T. Robinson, Judge BId5au' and
others.
The Common Council of Newark, n. j., met
Yesterday afternoon and canvassed the returns Of the
late charter election In the Fourth Ward where there
was palpabe in counting the vote for Alderman,
and in giving the Grant Republican candidate two ma
jority TO which he was not entitled upon correct COUNT
the Council decided to approve the original returns and
the Democratic candidate must contest tne eieoI9h %
new Council will stand 20 Republicans to 10 Democrats.
The Sixth Ward Grant Republican Associa-
ton issued a notice demanding that W. p. Libby for
having talked against the interest Of the Republican
party" should attend an adjourned meeting and show
cause why he should be expelled. Mr. Libby
promptlY refused 10 obey the imper0us edct stating
that he had not taken the pTecaIon 70 measure me
lie should vote as COINCIDENCE dictated lie hed tho
communication as mpernCD, offensive, aud ~ The Last
degree insulting.
Ex-City Auditor Patrick Keenan, and Alder
man James Dunno OF Brooklyn were before Judge Neil
son in the City Court yesterday charge Of having
stuffed the baotbOxc of the First District Sixth Ward
on tho last election day. District-Attorney Brtton
stated 20 the Court that John McKenna' who had made
tho affidavit against tho accused had He'd and that
dilCent search had not resulted IN bis arrest Counsel
for defendants then moved for their discharge, saying
nose for which had been prepared Judge Nelson Ie-
pled that he believed tho DisrctAtoney had done all
In his power to procure the appearance OF ckonna and
under the circumstances he would dismiss the charge
against the prisoners
There were large number of visitors yes
terday at the headquarters OF tho liberal Republican
Committee prominent IamonR whom were Gen. r.
Brnkerhof OF Ohio W. a. Moore of Detroit Mich. John
G.. Thompson Of Ohio, Gen. Ward B. Bennett Of New
York. the Hon. John A. Finch Of Indianapolis Ind; John
H. Holiday Of indianapolis II n ParInlee or Now
Haven, Conn; the Hon. III. W. Hiard OF Georgia. John
Pope Hodnet OF Chcag2 III >. h GanSD9n Gu 2d Oh Man
Randolph of Boston, Mass, and others. All reported
tie feeling in their localities excellent and the
thusasn for the Liberal candidates undDnshed by the
results OF the recent elections.
A mass meeting under the direction Of the
Swedish Independent Grant and Wilson Association, was
held last evening" at the Germania Assembly Rooms,
Nos 1o1 and 1873 Bowery At least goo people were IN at
tendance, including large number Of ladies. Either
end OF the hall was tastefuy decorated with the onen5
of Norway, Sweden. Denmark, and the United States.
The Swedish Singing Society sang several national airs
dnring fine meeting The Hon w. W. Northrop being
introduced said in the OF his remarks that the
OneTerm principle never had prevailed In this country
and had no connection with present affairs He spoke OF
Gen. Grant the greatest peaCemaker OF the age w
o. Bergman then addressed the audience In Scandin-
avian Alex Henrques g. p. Cunt. J. p. Peterson and
others followed.