New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-04
INCIDENTS OF THE CANVASS.

The Executive Committee of the Irish DEM
ocratic Union strongly recommends the Hon Agcrnon
S. Sullivan Tor Judge Of the Supreme Court
The United Democratic Association OF the
Nineteenth Ward has recommended the Hon. Fernando
Wood for Congress, and Richard Croker for Coroner
The Greeley and Brown Light Artillery OF
the Fifteenth Ward OF Brooklyn fired salute at North
Second and Ewensts last evening in honor Of the vic
tory in Georgia.
Commissioner Davenport began, yesterday,
the swearing In OF supervisors Of election AS fast as
supervisors for an Assembly district sworn in their
names will be made public.
The First Ward Francis Herman Club of No.
II washngton-s enrolled 80 new members last night
and passed resolutions urging tho domination OF Jere
miah Kenehck ms Alderman
A Greeley and Brown Campaign Club has
been organized at Bay Shore L. l. Its officers arc Henry
d. Brewster. Presidents p II. wicks, yicePresidcnt g.
r. Burr, Treasurer, aud A. Downing, Secretary
A Greeley and Brown banner-raising and
ratification meeting, under the auspices OF the
Eighteenth Ward Liberal Campaign Club OF BROOKLYN
ave The Hon. John G. Jacobs ]. j. Rogers. nnd other
prominent local speakers Will make addresses.
Cooper Institute was we'll filed last night
with coored citizens George W. Myers presided, and
the exercises consisted Of speeches by the Rev Henry
the Rev. j. ID. Bagwen OF New-Jersey the speeches
temperate in tone ana expressed s very Iy ra @S
the judcious applause which they received.
The publicity that has been given to the
movements Of the gangs Of repeaters from Senator
OBI ens district and the knowledge that their move
menta are watched by competent men, who will
their wherever they attempt To vote In Phia
delpha and elsewhere in Pennsylvania, has deferred
MANY from leaving the city. Several squads. however,
will make attempt, but they will be watched closely
and effectively, and If caught then punishment wiz Do
speedy.
About 200 Liberals of the Sixteenth Ward
met at lympc Hail. No. 23I West siXtecnth-st, last
evening to recommend the nomination OF the Hon.
Richard Croker for Coroner The meeting called to
order by John Coyle and addresses the bearings OF
the campaign were made by Messrs teltner AiacW mn
nj, and others In The course "I the meeting MI
Croker entered the hall, received with applause,
aud in a few words thanked tie audience Tor its sup
port.
The Grant Republicans of the Ist District of
Jersey City rcnominated George IL. Farrer for the As
semby yesterday. In the lid Assembly District Of Jer
sey City, Geo. s. Plympton nominated by the Grant
Republicans. The Hon. Henry Gaede has been renom
mated Tor Assembly by the INth District Democratic
Convention Of Jersey City. Dennis Reard0n was re-
nominated yesterday by the Democrats OF the ia AS
Sy fRg bemGccratie Cchventon In The fSf XsseSy BIS
trict Of Jersey CITY.
The Grant Republican County Convention
which assembled IN Library Hall. Newark, n. j. yester-
day afternoon, was a stormy one W. II. McClano was
elected Chairman, and Ola Woodruff and Charles
schweicBharl were Secretaries The chief trouble
pertenCed la deciding whether preference IN calling
for nominations should be given to the city OF Newark
the townships ~ the county IL was hnay agreed 10
WAS renOminated State Senator the first ballot
James s. Gamble was nominated for Sheriff, and j.
Banks Reord for County Clerk.
The Hudson County, n. j., Liberal Repub
lcan Congress and County Convention met at Humboldt
Hail. In Jersey City, last night 10 receive the report Of
the Conference Committee appointed by the Convention
and by the Democrats who met at st. Johns Hall Satur
day night last. Mr.. Walher Chairman OF the joint Com
mtee presented the following the conclusions OF the
Committee:
Reoed That the Committee present this Convention the Of
james Femmng candidate for Congress from the Win District Of
HeH-JereY.
on motion to adopt the report Of the Committee a
prOtTacted debate had and the motion was defeat
ed, whereupOn the Convention Adjourned.
The Queens County Grant Republicans held
Convention at Mneola yesterday, and placed the
following ticket in nomination: County Treasurer Geo.
Bergen, OF Hemps.ead Justice Of Sessions, James NJ
Seaman, OF Hempstead Superintendent OF Poor, Oliver
Titus OF Oyster Bay; Coroner, Dr. Adolph ReImer, Of
Flushing; Frank T. Blackwell. WIN. s. Wood Alex. Hag
ner. Samuel HendrIcksOn David ~. DOdd Henry ".
Eastman Slas Titus l.. II. Prince John VI. Clark Geo
H. Hewlett, John Birdsal and 5. f. WOrthingtJn
delegates TO the lst Congress District CdnYen-
ton The Ist Assembly District Convention Uf Queens
nominated J.. Bradford Prince, Member OF Assembly,
and Eugene NJ. Lincoln for School Commissioner The
liza District Convention nominated Theodore j. Coggs
well, of Jamaica, candidate for Assembly, and g. j.
0arretson for School Commissioner