New-York tribune., 1874-10-10
LOCAL POLITICAL NOTES

Judge Brady, in the Court Of Oyer and Ter
MINER yesterday rendered decision denying the motion
made by Mr.. Purdy TO qussh the indictments against
the twelve eec ion inspectors charged win yIoia'ihE
the Election laws, and set down the trial for Tuesday
next.
James Leavy, a notary public at No. 113 Centre
ST., who was before Commissioner Shields on Thurs
day. on a charge of obtaining fraudulent naturalist
ton papers for Charles DLnert and Geo Zickermante
indicted yesterday by the Grand Jury of the Uned
States Circuit Court. This will DO away with an exam
inaton before the Commissioner.
The Democrats of the XIVth Assembly Dis
trct held meeting last evening at No s2S East Tenth
at Resolution passed in favor OF the Utica ticket
The Association was formed last week. and no imPorn
business has as yet been transacted.
The Court of Common Pleas naturalized W
persons on Wednesday, 90 Thursday, and about as
many more Yesterday The Superior Court finds that
department q lively one also.
At the meeting of the German Liberal Asso-
citation of the XXth Assembly District, which was held
last evening No. 767 Third-ave letter was read from
the Citizens Association refusing to accept the delegates
elected last week from this district lrregu-
larity in the elections was the alleged reason A'er
some discussion it decided to enter a protest
The Republican State Executive Committee
met yesterday afternoon at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
ex-GOv. Morgan in the chair and full representa-
ton of members present The members reported In re-
gard prospects OF the canvass IN their respective
dstrcts and opinions were freely expressed that Gov
certain measures promote their canse but nothing
regarding them made public. The Executive Com
mlttee then held private session.
The Liberal Republican Convention of the
XIIth Assembly District adjourned last night without
making nominations
At meeting of the XXth Assembly District
Republican Association No. 1856 East Fiftyfourth'i
last night, d. Moulton spoke in favor OF the
amendments to the State Constitution and resolution
was adopted in support OF the amendments WIN. A
Darlink moved that tue members or the Genefal Con
mttee and the officers of the Association should prepare
fiekp OF fD
Monday night. This was ordered.
The XVlIIth Assembly District Republican
Association at No 457 Fourthave. last night Henry
f. Rowland presiding. Forty-two members were elected
and so names proposed for membership Speeches
were made bv the Charmau. w. Hlyne Johnson. Fred,
erick A. GIdney and others Resolutions were pa--tu
accepting the State nominations ana advocating the re-
election OF Mr.. Bign as memDcr OF Assembly,
Liberal Republican Assembly Conventions
were held last night the various Assembly District
beadouarters for purpose of nominating members OF
Assembly. Adjournments were had In every district
except the i'd which William p. Kirk was duly nom
mated for Assemblyman
The Republicans Of Long Island City held
primaries on Thursday evening. and elected James
Corwith, B. II. Jones (contesten j. b. Patterson L. NJ
whitney c. C. Overton. delegates 70 the Ill Assembly
District Convention. aad j. X. Laws. y d. Allen b. W.
MFrGIR c6nHebEoh n B9y wm Bg G j. B. per5n aud
DR.. Taylor elected to The County Central Ioih-
hi tee.
Ile KepuOIlcan primary aV Nc"Uo"n' H' -
was held on Thursday evening. and the following dele
gates we're elected To the County Convention j. T. De
BevoIse c. NJ Chamberlain, G. ". VLndervere, W. klrk-
patrick and Joseph A. Lawrence; to the Assembly Con-
yention Andrew Maujer William Burcham, b. van
Nosrand, L. SchwacOler, and George Hauseinan. Tue
following were appointed members OF The County zen
tral Committee: e.. j. GirretsOn, ). +. WOrtDnRion
and John Van Nostrand The following were elected
Town Committee: r. L.. Bower. l.. Hamann, d. Reese,
e. A. Smith, Charles +. WhIte
The Republican Association of the AlVth
Assembly District met last night at No. 20 ST. Marks
place John II. Brady the chIir. Resolutions ap
proving the Utica platform aud Republican eau nlldaes
were adopted. Thirty new members were enrolled
A large meeting of the Democratic citizens
OF the XVIth Assembly District was held at Jefferson
Hall at No. Avenue A. Last night, Charles Boyle III
the chair the meeting called to protest against
the action of Tammany Inspectors who controlled
the urinary on Wednesday last. II was charged in a
st Of resolutions the Inspectors OF Election acted
IN The interest OF NJ. j. Powers. and committed gross
fraud stung the ballOtDoxes throwing the opposition
tickets WINDOWS, eXpelng the Watchers, anu
conducting the election i'll "A darkened room.
John Fox has addressed letter to Edward
Hogan Chairman OF the Ist Assembly District G3neral
Committee II winch he "I hereby resign as a
member of the TanmauY Hall General Committee"