New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-30
INCIDENTS OF THE LOCAL CANVASS,

Several inspectors OF election were trlcu Do'
fore the Police Commissioners yesterday. Charles Ben
edct Of the With Election and lid Assembly District
was arragned posting the public copies Of the
REGISTRATION and was removed. John L. Mullane and
Patrick j. Brogan Of the same district were repri-
inanded for the same onense Michael j. Murphy;
Chairman Of the Board OF the WIN Election ana ia
Assembly District, and john Walsh, X. Nj. Woich anu
James Brown, the other members OF the same board
arragnea charge OF obslructng REGISTRATION IN
moved and Brown wno protested against tue action Of
tue others, was commented.
At an adjourned meeting of the PrOhibl-
tonsis Of tls CITY, at Oriental Hall, "Wednesday even
ing the state by Myron H. Clark for Gov
ernor was heartily favored, and Adam O. Flanagan was
nominated for Mayor. WIN. J. Bell for Register AMI
J. b. G bbs Jas. j. Condor, A. G. McMullen, and VIII
nam okeyes were named for Aldermen at Large. An
Executive Committee, opposed of mem0er from
Assembly District anu one from the newly added
eiecled. win power to transact the business
of calling primary meetings aud perIectinH
the organization during tne ensuing year.
The Literary and Debating Glasses OF the
Cooper Union TO have meeting on Saturday even
ing Masonic Hail. in East Thireenthst. TO discuss
what action ought to be taken by the present and
former OF the Cooper Union classes to secure
the election OF Abram s. Hewitt as Representative
in Congress from the Xth District. Toe meeting Is
called by Mes>rs. Scott and C0rbett, representing
Committee vi nine who think that the memDers ought
put record mat the students always remember
tDOse VINO always relnemDsr them, and OF those none
responded with moro alacrty and none aided more ny
time. counsel. ana money than Abram $. Hewitt
The Liberal Republican Convention OF the
TX Congressional District. at their meeting last night
IN the wigwam in FJrty.ninth-st. near Ninth-ave,
unanimously nominated Fernando Wood Tor the regular
aud Il cnard Scnei Tor the short term.
The Republicans of the Twenty fourth Ward
held meeting at Itners Hall, fremont last even
ing for the purpose Of ratifyng the nominations for
State, Congressional. and County officers. Hugh N.
Camp was called to preside Ga taking the char Mr.
Cam ma Lee "A a.
the iign the candidates. and tho intei
grnce 20 be found in the R,piblican ranks compared
wi those un the othtr side Speeches were delivered
by the Hon. WIN. Herring, George H. Foster, E. T. Bell
aud Major Billiard.
The Liberal Republicans of the Xth AS
sembly District held their ratification meeting at No
385 Boweiy last evening. The meeting was called to
order by Julius Hirburger who introduced as the rst
speaker Gen. John COchrane After short speech from
him Charles s. Spencer said among other thingd:
Until within two years the Liberal Republicans had
been In the Regular Republican party. II Is not i'm
proper for me say that wish to make no conceal
Inent OF my views in regari to certain Questions at
totally aud most unconpromisingy to the efforts OF
Ulysses 5. Grant to secure third term think that
the number OF terms gwen to George Washington
enough for Grant or any Prests2 10 come after hun
Contradiction of power is always dangerous and even
the suggestion OF such ideas should be stamped with
the comd mn Ition OF the entire American people.
Joseph Jardne Lons G. wacnner tne present mem
of Tammany Hall aud the Liberals Tor reeecton and
Isaac H. Hunter (colOred) were the next speakers.
In the XVIIth Assembly District John E.
Greene is an Independent candidate and 1t has been
alleged by his opponents that Thomas Murphy has given
him 1900 order to keep him In the field and thus de-
feat the Tammany Hall candidate, Mr. Dessar. The
nhn E. Greene Association appointed Committee to
obtain from Thomas Murphy denial Of this charge
Mr. Murphy in reply says ~ beg leave to state In an
swer TO your communication that have not contributed
one cent toward the election OF John E. Greene as AS
am and member or the great hepuOllCdu
party Can safely say that no contribution by that
party OF $4,000 any other sum- has been made Tor
that object for propose to elect the regular RspuD-
can candidate" Tue regular Republican candidate Is
Mr. Bergman.