New-York tribune., 1872-09-23
INCIDENTS OF THE CANVASS.

The Queens County Democrats will hold a
convention to nominate county officers at the Court
house, North Hempstead L. J., on Tuesday, Oct. g.
Judge Woodruff, sitting in the United States
Eastern District Court Saturday confirmed the lists
Democratic and Republican Supervisors of Election.
ID. b. Hasbrouck, Chief of the Bureau Of
Elections that owing to the increase OF bust
less the Bureau will he open from a. to D. each
lay during the present week.
At meeting of the Eighteenth Ward Union
aub the headq No. 4S7 East Foureenthst on
saturday evening, resolutions were adopted renomi-
ating Cunning 5. Bedford as City Judge
At meeting of the Reform Association in
be Astor House. Saturday, the Charmen of the XXIst
Assembly District Committees directed TO call to-
gdher their enrolling officers, and TO take Immediate
MEASURES for perfecting their organization.
During the past nine days, it is claimed, so
pasons presented by Grant Republican Committee
haze been naturalzed by Commissioner Belts at pri-
office in Chdmbers-st. Judge Blatchford issued an
orGr Saturday foi bidding naturalization except be-
FOR him IN open court.
At a mass meeting of citizens of the Twenti
ell Ward, held Saturday night at No. 1872 Broad
wa, resolutions adopted TO support Horace Gree
ley or President and nominating Robert Powers for
Aidlman. Addresses were made by Peter NJ. Ledwlth,
James ID. MCCieand Henry HantleId, Robert stevens,
andgtners.
A Greeley and Brown meeting was held on
Saturday evening at Eghty-nfth-st. and Thrdave
Abolt 1000 persons assembled and listened with
married. 10 addresses made Dy llb iOn.
nanso Wood, Cen Geo. W. Palmer, W. f. Smith Nathan
Ncsit and others. It was claimed To be- without ex-
CeptOn the largest mass meeting ever seen IN the AAls
Assembly District The Hon. W. II. Mccarthy presided
Tie Greeley and Brown Campaign Club OF
the XyIth Assembly District invites all the Liberal
clubs and citizens OF the district who favor the election
OF Greeley ana Herman to cooperate In demonstration
to-nDrrow evening Demilt Hall, at secondaye aud
Twenty third-st Among others who VIII make al
dresses the hon. Ihomds T. stewart Gen. tfancls
BOurke, VIM. II. TOwnley, and Phillips frankenhelher
Wm Atkinson Is President and Samuel Murray Score
taTy o. the club.
A Liberal banner was hung on Saturday by
the Democrats OF the Twentysecond Ward in front Of
their headquarters, Washington Hall, Eghth-aver
between Forty-seventh and FOrtyeighth-sts. Beside
likenesscs OF Greeley and Brown, the banner
were made By the Hon. Algcrnon s. Sullivan and others
Network also raised at other points IN the
district bearing the name OF Alexander Ward as Liberal
candidate for Member Of the Assembly.
One of the largest gatherings ever held by an
Assembly District organization is promised for Wednes-
day evening next by the Liberal Republicans Of the
IId District banner presenting oil portraits OF the
Iiberal candidates of unusual size and excellence OF
Ig0rnansbip will be raised, and addresses will be made
Nv 1fn III i Barnum Gen. fitzpatrick, Gen. NJ. T. Ne
Mahon. Col. Benjamin A. Willis, Col W. H. ROBERTS inc
Hon. James j. Rogers, ana others Ine neaaquItHel H
Of the Association at No l6i Chathahst WAeFe INC
demonstration viii occur
The Kings County Constitutional Union AS
soeation composed OF citizens not holding Offices, Will
formally begin work for tie Fall campaign on Tuesday
evening. when addresses are to be made by the Hon
Thomas Kinsela, the Hon. James $. Thayer, and the
Hon Thomas NJ. Conway Oh louisiana The Association
meet. In Brooklyn Han, at MyrteaVe. ana fut0E-st,
Rroovn Its object is provide for the discussion OF
the principles maintained by tine CONSERVATIVE party OF
thc outfy and to encourage The nomination OF proper
cnddates for local positions by aiding in the election
only OF such candidates Meetings are 10 DC helu eht
I'D 10 the day Of election