New-York tribune., 1874-10-28

without success II Is conceded that the indorsement
Of the One Hundred worth several thousand votes 70
the nominees who have been commended. Already IL
s admitted that the nomination Of Mr. Brton was un-
wise. The feeling against the removed Dstrict-Ator
ney s growing stronger daily. At tho meeting OF the
One Hundred he denounced In unmeasured
terms by citizens Of recognized integrity. II
expected that the Committee Of Fifty will also take
decided prevent the election Of Mr. Brtton
aud public meeting called by citizens irrespective OF
party will be held ut early day for the purpose OF
organizing movement against Mr.. Brtfop.
The principal political event OF last night was the
appearance OF Col A. c. Davis and exJudge Morris on
the stump against the Democratic Ring nominees The
report that Mr.. Morris would not oppose the nomna-
tons made by Mr. McLa ughu has been circulated very
industriously for several days past OWING
to this fact the Judge, Notwithstanding the
press of legal business. took occasion 10
define his position last night at lareely-attended
meeting Of Independent Democrats held at Hibernia
Hall In Gold-st. and Col A. G. Davis. member of the
Committee Of One Hundred. and counsel for the
Committee of Fifty. first addressed the NEE ting lie
reviewed the of the Ring Democrats In an earnest
cautious speech In the OF his remarks ne
declared that the Democratic party managers IN Brook
lyn were not Democrats they sailed under hag for
which they had respect Referring to his challenge
to Winchester BrttOn discuss the justice OF the lat
ters removal by Dix he said he proposed to say few
words TO that gentleman in public. He declared
that there was no independence inside OF the Kings
County Democratic organization, and appealed to his
hearers to aid In Overthrowing corrupt Ring, which
for long time had oppressed the people OF Brooklyn
He was listened with marked attention, although
there were large number Of regular Democrats In the
hall.
Er-Judge Samuel D. Morris also addressed the meet
ing opening said that 1t had been reported that
he was about to take the yoke OF the Ring To dls
prove this lying rumor he appeared before them ne
pledged himself stand In the same position III which
he had stood for long time in opposition 10 ring
cllques. Referring to the action OF the democratic
Ring in making their nominations, he cted RS PROOF
their disregard for the wishes OF the Denlocfauc
masses the nomination Of s. b. Chittenden, lie long
Republican, for Member Of Congress in the lIld Con-
gressional District.
The National Democrats held meetings In several
wards last night, and they were well attended Inc
Democratic primaries for the nomination or Aldermen
were also held. As each candidate was slated ana
consequently had control Of the inspectors the prna-
ries passed OFF quietly with two exceptions These
were in the Fourteenth and Twenty-fOurth Wards,
where there were dsgraceful rows. The baIot,ooxes
we're thrown Of window and series OF fghts fol-
lowed. Democratic stump" candidates will rnn In
about six wards in consequence OF the nominations
made. Tue following are the successful candidates as
far as nominations concerned:
Ward. Ward.
2..Wm DIVER (reuomnated). IA. No nomination.
Abr BLcS 10. .Hermcn l.. Gucs
James Ready 1S..A. Suydsm.
S..Ademan Mcintyre. 10 Adjourned
10. John r. sIorln %. Charles T. Vaughn
Il. Daniel 0Reily. 2l..No nomination.