New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-01
INCIDENTS OF THE CANVASS.

The 800 wOrkmen employed in the Brook
yn NavyYard have been told that election day viii be
q holiday, and that their wages will not be reduced
ID. ID. COnOver has rendered his resignation
az member OF the Liberal Republican Central Com
mtee Of this County and has decided TO vote for Gen
Grant.
A large number of Grant Republicans of the
With Assembly District OF Kings County, being dssat
isied with the nomination of Adrian NJ. Suydam, have
placed Fred. w. Jennings In the Held
The names of the persons registered IN each
Brooklyn ward have been printed in pamphlet form by
the Board OF Elections, who Will meet tomorrow
evening for the purpose OF revising the lists
The Tammany ratification meeting to be held
this evening the Cooper Institute promises to be one
Of the largest gatherings Of the campaign' among te
mouT, the Hon. Abraham r. Lawrence, eA MAYOR - f
frey Gunther, the Hon. Samuel j. Iden lhe Hon. john
Kelly, anu others
Anenthusiastic rally and torchlight procession
OF the German Liberal Republicans and Democrats OF
East New York occurred in the Turn Hal at Now-LOs,
on Wednesday evening, Bernhard Midas, President Oi
tic Club n the chair The following SPEAKERS addressed
the OyeIcrOwded house The Hon. john L. Jacobs
Messrs. Stern, Deuloh, Pckeriug and Nelson
An important mass meeting of Democrats
and Liberal Republicans occurred at Nautilus Han.
Tompknsyille s. L. last evening The Liberal nonina,
tions enthusiastically ratified addresses attcr"id
being made by the Hon. r. = Tharin, Cen Thomas :.
BOurke and others Delegates arrived by special uain
from the various stations the staten Island Railroad
A meeting of the Eighth Ward Liberal
Republican Association held last evening at the
German American SchOolr0Oms in Twenty-second-st.,
South Brooklyn John j. Peck reviewed the course OF
the present Administrations, and defended Mt greeley
from the charges of political Inconsistency MI Ne
Intyrc, candidate for Alderman, also addrts2ed the
meeting.
The Committee of Seventy announce that 1t
will provide az its boxes for the distribution Of tickets
on Election Day the following tickets in punches; Presi-
dent No General, No. Assembly No. B; city, No. g.
The other Tickets will be furnished separately all who
/ "a II expected
dates will furnish their own boxes with tickets on the
morning OF election.
The last of series of Greeley and Brown
mass meetings IN Newark, ~ j.. WAS held In the Opera
House last evening. An immense concOurse OF people
was in attendance The utmost enthusiasm and conf
Ccuce ia the Liberal Democratic strength ~ New
senator John T. stockton, Gen. Theodore 8uuyOu tho
lion. John r. Mcpherson, the Hon. William T. Robinson,
ana others.
The Liberal Republicans of the Seventh
Ward Brooklyn are to hold mass meeting, This even
ing nj Meningitis Hail. in Casson-aye., Myrtle
ave. The following have agreed 10 address the meeting
The Hon. Henry ". Si0cum, the Hon. Mm. W Goodch,
iaent viii be present The friends Of Peace Recon
clinton, aud General Amnesty cordially urged e.
hear the issues now before lie people discussed.
The Brooklyn Committee Of One Hundred
made arrangements FOR mass meeting which was 60
have been held NJ the AthCucum, in Atauiicst. last
evening for the purpose Of aiding the candidates for
Assembly and county Offices Endorsed by the Commit
fee. A. A. Low, = j. Chttmden, \. Il. BYlie, Franklin
Woodruff, Demas Barnes and others OF me Committee
occupied seats on The PLATFORM and waited patiently
until $50 p. for audience hut not more than 80
persons, incl udine reporters appeared
Gen Stewart Il WoodlOrd, j. a. Taylor and
James Dukes addressed moderately well attended meet
ing Of Grant Republicans last evening, at hc wgwam Of
the Twentieth Ward Grant and Wilson Campaign
CHM i'm Brooklvn Gen. Woodford, in his remarks,
devoted himself mainly 20 review Of The ACHE Nemtnis
of The old Republican party IN behalf OF labor enamel
patton ana the Union though be acknowledged That II
must stll contend against wrong in every shape i. It
would cndure-hat il could only be strong by being
pure The other speeches were of the usual order.
A stirring meeting OF the Liberal Republi-
can and Democratic electors OF the lNth Assembly Dis
trlct held at Lebanon Hail. last evening under tho
auspices Of the IXth Assembly District Young Mems
Municipal Reform Association" The bah WIS flled
with enthusiastic voters who aesed their adherence TO
the Reform party by cheering loudly 90 every mention
OF the OF The candidates. Address. Were made
lv The Hon. james u. McClcll3ud, the Hon. John II.
stats ana Thomas haCrae. vi Dou6aH was inuoI'ca
for Member OF Assembly, ana william T. Ben-' Tor As
sistant Alderman.
There is to be last grand rally of the
Liberals OF Montcalr, y. j., Saturday night whom
Miss Minnie sw0yze viii deliver her WOmau's Plea for
Reform" Miss swayzc has spoken at various places m
the vicinity OF New-Yor5 every night during the week.
and always 10 crowded houses. On Tuesdfy night she
mad q large hOuse AZ Bloomfield y. j. The audience
which listened TO on Wednesday nilht in Brooklyn
pronounced by Tie Eagc the largest ever crowded mo
the constitutional Union Hail. and many thousands were
turned away from the doors nnabe 10 gam aainhlnhe
Miss SWaNZe spoke last ugnt az atlIfA lihll, EnNih
Norw2lk aud VIII lecture Tonight 40 tie Opera House,
NOTwalk Conn. The meeting al MOntclar Oh Saturday
night will hc 20 MOntcalr Han, under The auspices OF
the Liberal Club oil that town.
A LibTal Republican mass meeting viii be
held at the Catholic Institute n Th!rdst, Jersey city,
tonight Addresses viii be made by Miss Anna Dckn-
son, Gen. Judson fitzpatrick. the Hon 4. o. Emerson,
and Major Harris. Gov. Pa-heg aldi.s,ed Democlatc
and Liberal meeting at DeckertowI, y. j., on Wednts
day afternoon. Liberal Democratic meetings In New
Jersey addressed last night as iollows West IIo
boken, oscar Lindsey; Hohokcn, Fourth Ward, Col.
Fipucr Trenton, Coils. Harris and Hamilton; Icallng
Hall, With District, Jersey CITY, Messrs Daly aud LIP
uncott; Report ". ". Miller; Darlington, the Hon.
W. e. Rankin; Beverly, COL J. r. FIccse; Morrstown
Col. A. II. IL. Dawson; East Newark, Mcesis wilson ana
Billings; SaudtOwn, j. :. Noble; Toms River. Prof H.
M SanbOrn and Louis VI. Coates; No. 2sJ Ntyuest Jer
sCy City, Capt. Julius StOmmel, in German