New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
MCInENTs OF THE CANVASs.

Martin Oakley was recommended tor ASSIST
tant Alderman last night by the lid Assembly District
Horace Greeley Workusmcn's Association.
The Hall at No. 100 PaciGc-st, Brooklyn
was crowded last night and was addressed by Mr. Kin
sela, Judge Reynolds, and John Is. Wolf.
Registration has been lively in the different
Jersey City Wards, notwithstanding mistaken idea
that those who registered last year not required to
90 so this.
The Republican mass meeting in Library
Hail. Bergen y. J last night, addressed by William
W. Benjamin of Eew-York and Isaac W. seudder oi
The Calvin and Reilly Campaign Club, num-
bcring $50 ncubcrs, held spirited meeting on Monday
evening at No. n IuteTsst, ana stirring 94arssaes
were made by several residents OF tho Seventh ward
The With District Tammany Congress
Convention met yesterday afternoon at No 225 West Six
tccnth-st and adjourned until Saturday. The Conicr-
ence Committee Will hold session tomorrow at No. e-A
Broadway.
The Liberals Of Englowood, n. j., had a
meeting 10 the Palisadc House on Monday night 1hs
meeting attended by aout coo voters who were ad
dressed hy Major George i. Lls.u, Anthony A-sA'
ANA Others.
The Thomas Gross Club Of the Ist Assem-
bly, District OF Jersey city OF which James McKeon is
President and william Eocm, IT,, is Secretary, had an
excellent meeting on Monday night seycIl. hnuIigI
pc.ule were present speeches were mado by j. E.
Bect, Richard Garrlcs. and Judge Samuel Chambers.
The judiciary Convention Of the National
Reform Democracy was held last evening at tie head
quarters No 90 Unlon-square. Judge Shea Of the Ma
rinc Court presided. u Recorder james NJ smith, on
tnofiou of the Hon. BENJAMIN Wood, was unanimously
nominal for District Attorney. Tne convention tAcn
adjourned 20 saturday evening, when Inc IcihaAdor oil
the Judiciary ticket VIII DC nominated
Among the visitors yesterday at the head
quarters OF tie National Democratic Executive Commit
tee we're the Hon. John 4. Finch of Indiana, the Hon.
Edwin A. studweU of Florida, Chas. i. Penney Of New
Orleans Ia j. j.. TAYLOR OF louisiana Thomas Dowling
cf IndIoH9' H. b. Hoyt Of New Canaan, Conn, J.. T.
Wuite Of Dover y. j. d. l. D. Sue don OF Mar land
CITY, Charles l.. Chaplain OF keW-Hayen, Conn., ana
John O. James OF Philadelphia
The following Liberal meetings in New
Jersey are announced FOR this week: oct lG-Montciaw
Tenafy, salterville. Oct 17-Asbury Long Branch
MIlyille Humboldt Han, Jersey City; Pafsac. Oct. Is
Fonrtb District Jersey city Oct. Ig-West IIoUOken,
Kuntz's Hotel, Jersey CITY Tho late elections have
lately he'd showed the greatest enthusiasm.
The leaders of the Democratic party of
Brooklyn held private in the Surrogate office
on Monday evening, and discussed tho claims Of cand
dates for the various nominations TO be made In the
coming conventions. Among those present were Regis
ter Mclaughlin, Streets Commissioner t1rey flTeCoT
missioner Massey and Messrs. Hunter, Marshal, CARROLL
and Murpby of the Committee OF One Hundred. 10
Tor offices OF public trust and the belief expressed
that such only would receive the support OF the people
The new Committee Of One Hundred which
has been formed IN Brooklyn continues TO meet In Sc
cret the chlef Objection 10 having oe hehlo7
is said 10 have been raised by certain members who
connected with the Grant organizations in the city The
Committee has adopted address TO the public, which
has not vet been issued but which in substance arms
that the Committee will have nothing 10 do with National
or state politics, but viii be active in bringing about
reform In local matters 1t does not propose TO make up
separate or independent ticket but II will indOIse the
hest nominees Of both parties selecting them entirely
regardless Of party Applications, and only Win view
TO heir fitness for positions of public trust Making no
charges against any party, the Committee iners that
there has been bad management ana Wrong-dOlng III
municipal affairs on both sides.
A meeting of the electors of the With AS
seublv District was held in the schOoroom Of the
New-York University last evening" for the purpose or
consulting the to be taken to carry out tho
recommendations Of the Committee OF which Charles
O'Conor Is Chairman. But few persons we're present
Henry NicOll was chosen as Charman. Judge Henry t.
Davies moved that two citizens II the district be ap-
nointed 10 act in concert with Mr. OCOnors Committee,
John Gilman thought this action was pre-
mature and should be delayed until means
were taken 10 have another meeting and secure larger
Attendance little effort would bring out the people
OF the district The spirit which carried the last cleo
ton In the Of Reform was stl alive, ana II only
needed an opportunity 20 show itself Geo. W. Clarke
ana Others spoke to the effect The meeting then
adjourned until Saturday evening next al O'Clock "
meet iu the same place.