New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-01
INCIDENTS OF THE LOCAL CANVASS.

Several Thousand persons attended a Demo-
cratic mass meeting at the corner OF Bond and Baltic
sts Brooklyn last evening John Cooney presided, and
speeches were made By Johu c. Jacobs and Jacob l.
Bergen
A Democratic and Liberal Republican mass
meeting will be held at Apollo Hall. Brooklyn, E. d.,
this evening to ratfy the nominations the city and
county tickets. The meeting VIII De addressed w JOnn
W Hunter, Col. Lansing James j. Rogers and other
prominent citizens
Hinder the impression that their opponents
have imported several thousand political yagabonds to
cast votes Tuesday and intend In other
avs 70 violate the Election laws the Democratic Gen
sral Committee Of Tammsny Hall has offered reward
OF SEQ for the and conviction OF any person guilty
fraud and $3.50 for the CONVICTION OF any Inspector OF
election who may in any way violate the proYis-
son Of the Election law.
About 800 persons assembled at the Repub-
csn ratification meeting OF the WITH Senatorial District
held last night in the Blocker Buildings at Blocker
aud Mortou-ss. Addresses made by Col. Francis
s. Lambert. ID. Z. Appleton, Capt Geo. Grace and n.
ADnletou OK snator Lent J. b. Gibbs F. B. Curtis DIR.
tmuel Hal Col Chas 5. Spencer aud others Resolu
ticket an the action OF the Republican Convention at
Utica aud James W. Booth for Senator
Alderman Kehr has published. an address to
the German citizens OF this city 20 the effect that as the
Republican party has not treated them properly in Civ
ngrhom ouly one representative their two tickets
tbe state aud County, they should disregard party
far the county ticket is concerned and should vote
for the Germans the othor tickets lie recommends
them 10 Tor the fOIOWlug canuiuatess jacob a
Gross for EQUATOR for VIth District Jacob Messer
Tor Asserbiynlu for the With District Louis &.
Waehner for Assembly from the KIN District; Carl
-chwedlcr FOR Assembly from the AIVth District and
Andreas Wi.mann and Anthony E.cknOn for CorOners.
IL state that Alderman Kohr was induced TO write the
leier az tho request Of several German Republican As
sOciatOns. representing large number OF citizens.
Joseph Haight, jr., George Forbes, Samuel
LucHcy, james L. Jacobs, and James G. Thomas an
that they recommend the election of the follow
Inc az h)o Ticket IN accordance with resolutions
passed Monday evening at the Cooper Institute
meeting. held the interest svowedly OF the Public
schools.
slf Wn C. Conner. Couniy Clerk jacob ~ Patterson Cor
hear WJ4n Antels vi lualu Alderman joel " Mason
@ Of Sapr Court Abraham Lawren9 and Bnoch L. fsnc1ei
lsyr Isaac Alexander bpung Jn1ges
Hs1r1 0E1ud s1d Roswell d. Hstchi senate: v
- w. Booth VI George Hucksnt jE, VII james overland WI
vi CLARK * Co0ry. B. Desne Al, kaoH hcAiee MI
& g. s0lbs0rtH. XIV Joseph Blmentha xvi Joseph u fafnc
&El tf6 WamJe Xxx Daniel Baoeock' XXI Charles Orafy
A mass meeting of the various Democratic
Associations and Clubs Of the XXth Assembly District
was held last evening IN Brevoort Hall at Thrdave.
sud rfy fourthst 10 ratfy the Democratic State and
County tcket j. n Miller presided and addresses were
made by Major quincy C. Bushnell. j D. Lackey' Isaac
j. Oliver, aud Capt. FitzgibbOns The Chairman, III
address said that the opponents Of the late Horace
Greeley. when the latter candidate for the Prei
dcncy stated that IL Mr.. Greeley elected great
1naucai crisis would ensue. But poor Horace Gfeelcg
Al peace and Grant was elected and the Neiy
crisis predicted Tor Greeeys administration hA@ 10"