New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-03
INCIDENTS OF THE LOCAL CANVASS.

INCIDENTS OF THE LOCAL CANVASS.
Commissioner Shields will sit to-day at the
Grand Central Hoo for the purpose OF hearing charges
persons charged with violating the election laws
Commissioner Osborn Will slt at the FItn Avenue
Hotel and Comm sioners Stwell and Belts at the
Federal building Chambersst. for the same purpose
A meeting of Germans was held yesterday
afternoon at the Germania Assembly Rooms, at which
all the German musical military and other associations
were represented by delegates The OBJECT Of the meet
ing was to approve the nomination of Oswald Often
dorfer. Otto Hunt was chosen Chairman, and long
speech made by James Oneis who said that II Mr.
OttendOrfer was elected he would be able to exercise
great influence over the Commission ol Emigration Tor
the Of the Immigrants Nearly all OF the delegates
Rres oteppJorfer Mr. Martin NacGmann made an ad
Dress which he requested the delegates TO carry with
them their several lodges ballots for distribution.
There was meeting last night at No. 242
sprine-st, during which earnest support promised
TO the regular Tammany nominees in the With Congress
sional District The Committee OF Organization made
report relative to the situation OF boxes distribution Of
tickets, DC la the pools Meade sold Tor 500 against
Hogan $40 Bennett 500 against Lake $50 and Robin
son $40
A Brooklyn paper, in the interest of Win
chester BrittoD order TO msead the public stated
last night that d. p Barnard had concluded
as Independent Democratic candidate. IL is stated
upon the very best authority that the report referred
is incorrect and Mr.. Barnard is still candidate.
The Ist Assembly District Republican AssO-
citation met last evening at No 1872 Franklnst Col NJ
Resolutions
the citizens of the district to do neir utmost for
state and county tickets and recommending John
Robinson for Alderman.
The members of the Italian Central Society
Of the With Senatorial District met last evening their
hall, No West Houston ST. to raty the State and
local Republican candidates. Louis F. Merline pre-
sided brief speeches made by Alfonso Fora-
xanti g. Ferette Felic Glrard, Charles Penney Aus
TN Leake. and others, aud much enthusiasm ex-
cite0. letter was also read from Frederick W. Sew
ard
The Property Owners Association of the
Twenty first Ward. composed entirely OF Germans met
last evening for the purpose OF pcrecng
for the Of voting places to-day and for
the distribution OF ballots for those candidates whom
the Association has favored.
The German property owners of the Fourth
Ward met last night at No. 263 wilam.st, H. Walden
presiding Resolutions approving the nomination Of
Oswald OttendOrfer for Mayor, and the rest OF the
Cooper Union ticket, aud recommending the adoption
OF tne proposed constitutional amendments were
passed by the action Of the German Central Commit
tee the wards have been laid out In blocks aud each
voters IN his block 30 tue polls.
A Democratic mass meeting was held last
evening at Twenty.fourthst. and Frst.ave., the Hon
John A. Lewis presided. Resolutions were adopted
recommending to the support Of their fellow Democrats
that tried friend OF the industrial classes" Abram g.
Hewitt for Congress aud the regular nominee OF Tam
addresses were delivered by the Hon James f. BraWn
the Hon John Mutually, Abram s. Hewitt, John E. Good.
lett and others.
Inc capmakers OF new 0rk held mass
meeting last night at Houston and Anen-sts W. Wolf
chosen Chairman. number Of speakers addressed
the meeting. among whom Messrs. Bernstein,
Nemins, Aberle and Kraft Mr.. Ottendorfer was de.
nOunced as an enemy or the workingmeD for having
approved the assaults on the workmen at ronpkins-
square The speakers stated that while the city was
under Tamnany rule, the wOrkingmen found plenty of
employme and were paid good wages. while the Re.
publican thieves plundered the city Without giving
employment 70 the lnborfng classes The audience was
strongly urged to vote the entire Democratic ticket aud
especially 70 do all In their power carry the State
stronR was manifested 10 oppose tue
dependents aud Republicans Wv
mass meeting was held at the rooms of
the German Citiseas Club. No o. Vsr,Uks, lss. s,s,