New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
Total reglstratIon 10 date.

Total registration TO 1860
Last year the number Of persons Registering in the
first three days amounted to 29O39 There Is therefore
decrease Of 1880 this year The total registry for
was 152,592
LIBERAL MASS MEETING IN NEWARK.
A large Greeley and Brown mass meeting
held at Newark, n. J., in the Opera House, last
evening. II the first Of series OF three mass meet
ings to held in this city The next two viii be held
Oct 29and Oct 81 The opera House crowded last
evening with large number OF political Organiza-
tions and others The building handsomely deco
rated and brass band played patriotic and enlivening
airs Tho utmost enthusiasm prevailed every time the
name of Horace Greeley mentioned
Addresses were made by GOV. Parker. Gen. Runyon,
the Hon John o. Emerson, Lewis NJ. Coates Senator
MCPHERSON; and Others.
THE CONFERENCE COMMITTEES.
The Committee of Seventy held long ses-
son last evening at its headquarters, in the Everett
House. Populations present from the Apollo Hal,
Democracy and Grant Republican organizations
Each was heard in turn. The Committee Of
Seventy decided to support Josiah Sutherland for City
Judge and Adoph Kesser for Coroner. These are both
Apollo Han nominations. Their Endorsement by the
Committee OF Seventy seemed to be anything but agree
able 10 the Grant Republicans. Apollo Hal was
crowded, last evening, with delegations from various
organizations, asking for representation on the Alder
manic ticket, there being five vacancies conceded to
outside organizations German deputatlon FINN the
Tenth Ward urged the claims OF Charles Gossuer.
delegation from the Labor Reform organization pre-
sened Peter Daily its candidate. Altogether, there
are 35 asprants for the vacancies on tho Ticket
The Conference Committee was until n late hour
listening to the arguments of the rival teega-
tlons The Grant Republican Conference Commit
tee has held several sessions, but thus fT has
reached conclusion. The friends OF Isaac layton,
named Tor Sy 1uGge ana aS Oc az INA TO- G1ao
For Aldermen, g. b. H. Vance, John III. White, AM very
many others are named but none seem as yet have
been settled upon 1t is believed, however, that he
tire ticket will have been completed by Mondaynght,
when the Committee is to report to the Conyentioi
INCIDENTS.
Liberal meetings in NewJersey, last hight,
were addressed follows Newton, Gen. Kilparik and
and WITH Assembly Districts, Jersey City, Col dorrs
Hamilton and Oscar Lindsey; Salem, Col. Freese.
The Xth District Tammany Assembly Con-
yenton met at No 50 Firstave. and nominated freder
lex Rolwagen for Assembly The With Congress district
Apollo Hall Convention met last evening at Sullivan
and Prinoests., eI-Assembyman Mitchell presiding.
There was close contest between the friends VIM.
r. lIo6eris ana James Po oSot sr te
the nominee, Mr.. divers friends Withdrawing IL appa-
rent disappointment. The National Democrseyof the
iXth Assembly District last evening Endorsed th nomi
| nation, made by Tammany Hall, OF VIM H. Dopen for
Assembly
The Democrats and Liberals of the 1T AS
semby District gathered in great force. last night at
No "a Greenwichst for the purpose OF hodinga mass
meeting The large Hall was crowded 10 OVERCOMING.
Judge Hogan opened the meeting with few pGtinent
Remarks on the issues involved In the local elections
Gen splnola followed, warning the people not be de-
ceiVed the cries OF reform raised by the OF
Seventy, Apollo Hail. and other organizstion whose
sole purpose was win votes for Grant He appealed
TO the foreign born among his audience 70 sustain the
v wSc would have oppressed them The Hon GOra
| braham r. Lawrence, who was greeted witt hearty
cheers, then made short speech
The Kings County Democratic General Com
n,ittee met at Court and Remsen-sts Brooklyn, last
evening ex Judge Voorhees, in the chair. c0mmuni-
cation was received from Police Capt. James Cassidy OF
the Tenth Precinct. declining tho nomination for JUS
tce of the Peace the Sixth District committee was
appointed 10 fill the vacsLoy. Hugh Mclaughlin, Luxe
oReilIy and Mr.. Comfy appoIpted coRmlttee 70
attend the Assembly District Conventions when nnye
NOT been able agree upon candidates, and AZ poslDo
TO harmonic matters. delegation from tho Wiiilam
H. Robinson organization waspresent, and asked tnat
Committee OF Conference be appointed with We" W
smoothing matters In the county The committee Was t
appointed Notice given TO the Presidents VI eno
ward associations 70 meet with the COMMITTEES on no..
day evening 20 appoint day for large mass meeting
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