New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-23
INCIDENTS OF THE CANVASS.

The XIIth District APOLLO Hall Convention
has nominated WIN. Donnely for Assistant Alderman.
The lid District Grant Republicans met
last night and nominated Thomas F. Geary for Assistant
Alderman.
The XVIII District Tammany Assistant
Aldermanic Convention unan mousy nominated Edward
Brooks for Assistant Alderman
The WITH District Apollo Hall Assembly
Convention met at No. III East Broadway, and nOm-
mated John Calvin for Assembly and Richard Walsh for
Assistant Alderman.
The Liberals of the Seventh Ward had an
open air meeting, last night, at No. IS Henryst over
1000 people present. A banner was raised and
speeches were made by DIR. Norton and Others
The lid Assembly District Tammany Hall
Association met at the Gcrmana Rooms corner OF Sew
enthave and Twenty sxthst last evening, and recon-
mended Col Geo. I. Haws for Assistant Alderman
The Grant Republican County Conference
Committee met last evening. 1t is understood that
Isaac Dayton viii be recommended City Judge and
DR. Louis Naumanu for Coroner The ticket for Alder
men has not yet been decided upon
A mass meeting under the auspices of the
Erastus Brooks Greeley and Brown Club of West New
Brighton s. l., was held last night, at the Neptune
Boat Clubs house A long address was delivered by
Jerome J. Collins OF New-York. Erastus Brooks also
spoke. .....
A Greeley, Herman and Lawrence ratification
meeting and banner raising under the auspices OF the
Ironsides Campaign Club, viii take place this at
East Broadway Rutgers and Canal-sts. The following
sneakers will address the meeting: The Hon. Messrs.
Abraham K Lawrence, william X. Roberts, John r. Eel
Iowr Algernon Sullivan, A. jackson Rodgers, j. u.
Andrews John Kelly. Matthew I. Brennan, Richard
O'Gorman. Judge KOCH and many others.
A mass meeting, under the auspices of the
Kings County Coored Grant Republican General Com
nittee was held at the Turn Hall in MeserOest. Brook
lyn E. d., last evening. There large audience
two thirds being white. Speeches were made by the
Rev VIM 4. Butler, John Oakley, A. q. Williams. and
others and resolutions were adopted denouDeng the
sction OF the Democratic party with regard
the blacks, and indordng the Administration OF Gen.
Grant
The National Executive Committee of the
Union League met yesterday. at the Aston House. Ex
GOV Newell Of New-Jersey presided and Thomas q.
Baker OF NewYork acted as Secretary. Reports were
presened from various sections OF the country and let
teIs ecaraOry OF the sentiment In favor Of the Admin
srp don were read. file meeting OF the National CUun
Ell OF the Union League Was called for March 3, 1873 at
TIN City of Washington The Committee then adjourned,
subject 20 the call OF the Chair.
Liberal meetings in New-Jersey were adj
dressed. last night as follows: At Elizabeth by Col
Morris r. Hamilton; at Caldwell, By Leo Miller; at
Paramus. by GEN fitzpatrick and eN-GOv Price; az |
RHneys, nv judge Naar and COT J. r. Frecse Llbersi
meeting at Long Branch. tomorrow night, VIII De an
dressed by Theodore RinyOn, Coy Parker John l.
BIRD VI. c. George Patterson candidate TOT congress
the tVth District, and senator j. * McfhcisOh OF
IInd-on Coun .a Nanr and Col treese WIN speak
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