New-York tribune., 1874-10-27
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
INCIDENTS OF THE LOCAL CANVASS.
The With Assembly District Liberal Re


publican Convention met last night st the st. Denis Ho
tel, John Galbraith presiding the Conference Com
mittee reported that they had met with the Tammany
Hail, Hal Conference Committee, and jointly with them
upon the nomination OF Smith f. Lane for mem
Der oI inc Assembly. The report OF the Conference
Oohmlttee was adopted, the nomination OF Mr.. Lane
", was s made unanimous and q Committee was appointed
Convention. -
largely attended meeting of the Tam
many Democratic German Organization of the Seven
% .esn,n ward was held last night at No. 4l4 Fhst at
which the Tanmany nominees were accepted Addresses
and others. - ' "
The Democrats of the With Assembly Dis
cs neid mass meeting last evening the Jefferson
nSeemoy Rooms In Greenwich-ave.. near sixth-ave
JgdRe D. Walker Fowler was chosen President Chaves
road % made the chief address OF the evening He
sSu ne voting OF the entire Democratic ticket Gen.
Mr. Garrison made short speeches, in which they de
party.
AT meeting of the XXIst Assembly Dis
trct Prohibition Committee at the Cornell Memorial
metnodist Episcopal Church, the following nominations
were made: For Assembly, James shipman: for Alder
Allan s,it'n .nd District James Stokes Dr. Paul W.
We're escad sna EXsn Hopkins The District Committee
Aoia at oriental Hall tomorrow evening.
Inc Republican Assembly Convention of the
District met last evening at No. 1s0 Chathamst and
Nominated Charles ZOller for Assembly.
A"0 icSuldr DclnOcTatlc NOmlnaLlnR COn-
venton OF the With Congressional District met last
evening n No. 23l West Sixteenth.st. Elijah Ward was
nno.nins sd "a the candidate for Congress. and
Comm' 'es wac appointed to arrange a ratification
meeti =.
a .atiicatiOn meeting of the Tammany Hall
Democrats of the With Assembly District held last
evening at No 1876 and 1913 ClinOn-st Timothy ]. Camp
Deii the nominee for Assembly in that district
addressed the meeting. prOphesying glorious victory
lor me Democratic party. The Hon g. s. Cox delivered
brief address He denounced the wrongs under which
t iaD0rng men were grOanlng and declared that their
"ly nope ay IN the Democratic party, Brief addresses
were also delivered by the Hon. Judge Flanagan. Peter
Mitchell, =. j. McAleer, and others
The Peoples Party" met last evening at
NO 81 Cnion-square. Jacob Cohen TOOK the chair and
presided over the. 90 members of the party who
present series OF resolutions adopted defining
the position OF the party on all the important political
questions OF the country. The meeting then nominated
the Hon. William f. Havemeyer for Mayor. Mr. Cohen
s,a1ng that although the politicians would not touch
HaVeneyer the Peoples Party" believed him 10 be an
honest maD and a worthy Chief Magistrate OF the city
The independent German citizens of the
XVIII Assembly District held a meeting last night at
No 246 Thirty thrdst. f. COn!in in the char. In the
mace OF j. Hardy. who first nominated by the club,
Fernando WUOd named rs their candidate for Con-
.rcss.
THE NEVADA DEMOCRATS DIVIDED.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 26.-The breach among
the Nevada Democrats is becoming wider. Williams
Will retire He holds that he the regular party
nominee. Mr.. Mthells friends pushing his claims
harder than ever