The New York herald., 1874-10-06

borne in mind that no citizen In this city
se sss sSse Ososs snes' ec,6n s day s
In relation TO registration is very stringent.
and as the inspectors have the right to demand
the production OF NATURALIZATION papers, foreign
born citizens should act accordingly II they want
to save themselves great deal OF trouble. Yes
at No. IL Centre street, and the republican com.
mttee At No. rs. received quite number OF ap-
picstions for natnraiization papers
tions In the various Assembly dlsLrcts will have
been held by the democrats and something def.
rite will therefore be known about who the candi.
didates will be before the rammany County Con-
yenton meets. A! present the candidates are
the disputes that have arisen within the party
lines viii have 10 be settled by the leaders STEP
ping In and fixing upon men OF their own choice.
THE "REFoRMERSn AGAIN.
The reform associations are again sproutIng mp
IN the various Assembly districts. Everybody
heartily tired OF the very word reform" thanks
70 tne queer pranks which some OF the very worst
upon the sweet mnocents wins composed the bono
anu snew Oh the associations. Still, experience
coming campaign there viii be some real no nest
work performed by the reform clubs. The munich
pa reform m associations indirectly gave US Have
tlemen who were considered harmless. and as
even tne great Bear1beers rather-has found
out that reform endorsements are not al
ways infallble the nominees to be indorsed
this time wl probably be well weighed before
they are put up IN reform packages. The Reform
Association OF the Seventh Assembly district
opened the reform ball last evening al No a
Washington square, SOUTH where Senator Rene.
diet, Henry Nlcol and others told their hearers
what they were expected TO do at the com NJ elec.
ton-indorse only the best men OF either party
and not make any nominations unless the two
regular parties put up unfit men. One of the
articles Of the association was announced as a
pledge that the members should vote in every
election (unless prevented by causes beyond their
controD for intelligent high minded and incor-
ruptble citizens only. Tue association passed q
resolution indorsing the constitutional amend
ments. lt Is now IN order lor the other reform
associations to begin their usual Endorsement
moves.
O'Brien Declines NOmin n tion for Con.
A delegation OF fifty prominent gentlemen, mp.
pointed at meeting Of citizens or the Tenth Con-
gressonal district waited upon ex-Snerin O'Brien
last evening at the Jackson Club and rendered him
the nomination for member OF Congress- through
their speaker, Mr.. FRANK kearney.
MIR. OBrien, In n brie speech, positively declined
to be o candidate. and stated mis- reasons very
clearly. He would not accept the nomination as
All independent candidate, as he was fully aware
present campaign. II would not oriy he detr-
me ntal to himself, butt would be sacrifice on the
part oil his friends which he could mol permit. He
also ier that he could serve the interest," Oh his
srltuents mucn better IN some other position than
III Congress. In conclu sion he thanked the delega-
ton Tor their Kindness, and again EXPIRE sed his
determination not to be q candidate Tor Congress.
The delegation, after partaking oil some refresh
ments, Withdrew.