New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-25
INCIDENTS OF THE CANVASS.

John Z. Wolf win deliver an address
tonight at Constitutional Hail. at Myrteave Brooklyn
A Liberal meeting was held last night at
the Thomas A. Gross Club rooms, No. Morrs-st, Jer
scy City. Addresses made by the Hon. W. B. Ran
Kin. the Hon. Herbert Stout, and Edward a. Ransom.
Miss Anna Z. Dickinson viii speak at
Cooper Institute THIS evening in response to The Ques
ton: " is tire War EndedP
A largely-attended Liberal mass-mecting, at
Huntington. L. l., was addressed on Tuesday evening
last by Major Edgor Of New-Jersey, tho Hon; Martin
L1ilns of Wisconsin, and Isaac II. Hunter (coored OF
Ncw-York City
Andrew II. il. Dawson of New-York has
nd dressed letter 70 the Secretary OF the Democratic
Executive Committee OF NewJcrsey stating that during
HE remainder OF the campaign Go Will devote his ser
vices TO the Democratic ana Liberal cause OF the state
There are two candidates for Assembly in
the XVIII District, Roger II. Lyon, Liberal Repub-
can and william shelds II is not clear which Is the
better or which is entitled 70 the nomination. but there
should be only candidate, or else good mon may be
defeated
A large and enthusiastic meeting was held By
the Greeley and Brown Campaign Club Of Jamaicl nc
McHueh's Rooms last evening. Addresses were made
nv Judge Armstrong, Beni j. BIeEtOn, and others.
This evening the Hon. Cbauneey NJ Dcpew VIII speak at
tie Town Hall.
The Italian Republican Association met last
night IL Brooks's Assembly Rooms. I'm BrOome-st, and
nominated James OBricn for the Mayoralty. Mr..
O'rcn thanked the Association. lie remarked Of 1ir.
Uyemeyer that, though lie was good man nc was 700
old, " inc sttAllhsS NouIu ~ oH uue NE HO'O WIZ
out his knowing IT,"
James O'Brien is not the only one, it seems,
whom the CustoTn-house Republicans have deceived.
Charles s. spencers eyes, it IS said, were fixed upon the
stlict-Attorney's Office Benjamin X. Phelps the
successful candidate, ana the disappointed aSrdGt gave
vent 10 his spleen the other evening, in bdrcOu, by
accusing prominent Grant Republican OF selling hun
out" WLeredt 1iiends interviewed
1t was reported yesterday in the lst Assem-
bly, District OF Wcstshester County that Hugh Lunny,
the Democratic nominee for Assembly, ana the Hon. W.
w Nlles the Liberal nominee had consented 70 with
draw from the contest in order that new CaEdldate,
whom the Democrats and Liberals cOuld uuo might Do
substituted aud that Waldo HutclnnGs Of IOnker5 had
been agreed upon such nominee.
The central organization Of the German
Greeley aud Brown Campaign Clubs met Inst night at
the Teuonia Assembly Rooms, where arrangements
were made for holding series OF German Lbora m1ss
Bink-s; The second ut CouCorda Hall, In Avenue a,
"wednesday; the third go MunAnser Hall, IN west
TalIy-tNth-st, on Thuradny, ana the fourth at EEe-
wort Hal, in West iy-nlhtI-st., On Friday.
The William r. Aslman Association OF the
Xth Assembly District held largo meeting last evening
al No 1856 nowery. j. IIurhuscr offered resolutions In
d0rsng the nomination o. VIM. 4. Asninan for Alder
man. Al d meeting Of the United Democratic Assoca-
ton OF tie Nineteenth ward, n Ior c. G. Aleshlre
addressed tlc ng ilur aitlr WHEN reiolaNoHs were
adopted ird0rfirg tie Liberal Republican, and pemo-
cratic state ticket, ANA tho nomination ut fie Hon.
Fernando Wood lpr CJrgtss, and uc lion. Jumca &.
Spencer Tor Judge VI Lo Superior toH4 tula Ae.oc.-