New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-02
election OF Mr. Wales He told them that vote ior MI
Wales would he thrown away.
The Polish Society held convention yes

election OF Mr. wales He t0d tuem enas " WV So "
Wales would he thrown away.
The Polish Society held convention yes
terday afternoon. Anton Kopankievits being chairman
The object of the meeting was TO determine upon
dates for whom to vote. The Republican parry Wa
nc%,nstons FOR ott1ndorfer and Patck H. Jones were
unanimously adopted The Polish society nunoea AIN,
members and the total Polish vote IN tnis Guy
1000.
The Republican voters of the XX1st Assem-
blv District met at East Side Hall, ut Tnrdave' and
st. TO ratify the State and county "oke''
and to iudorse the nomination Of Granville p HAYES toa
nominations OF Isaac H. BaiIey for Congress Granville
P. HAYES for Assembly, and the State am e. and
cts. Addresses we're made by Granville r. ha"e' anu
Frederick G. Gedney. -.
The Democratic and Liberal Republican
voters OF the With Assembly District held ,arse
meeting at No. sl4 Broadway. the headquarters VI ''
Association. Tnere large attendanea anu we're
made by COL Frederick A. Cuukllng. the Hon . o; ~
Gen: T. McManon and others arsng t me remainder
the Hon. Jan Wari to Congress- ana thc io"'"
OF the Democratic candidates ,
The several Democratic Worklngmehs
Unions held a mass meeting at the Germania A'SeuhOp
Rooms on Saturday. ]. Slaff,r was chosen ri's'
The first speaker. Mr. Lyser, made long spoe'"'
which he denounced the present city ana stare
men and both political parties as corTnp, N1a re for
core. lie advised the wOrkingmen not W wv ~.
anv Of the candidates III the field K.sou'' lnnt sn,
adopted determining that they arc not a, P ,ney
will abstain from voting. Sou were IN i"vpr On & he
for the Industrial POIlJIcal party's cah"id''cs N' VIZ
efforts oi those persons dil hot prevail
The Democracy Of the WITH Consfessiohai
DISTRICT assembled large numbers at the INTERSECTION
of Greenwich aud Aibauy-sts. There were 'no "9
Accomplishments of Chinese lanterns fireworks """
cannon firing. On the stand were the Hon Jon NV"''
Erwin T. Meade, The Tammany nominee Ior Nous, n;
JUICE Q iiun, Nicholas Mailer aui othsr P,Vao H.
Democrats. The Chairman read letter ii'' -, -, &
Fernando Wood nfging tlc voters 81 lIr 1isl'..
port Inn. Tao Hon JOHN Kelly spoke NJ ehSt, nu',"
Jug the voters support Mr. heale ahu ic ",i' 20,
didatcs whom Tmmany mas PLACID ~ 20 %II
Speeches made Nv john 4iuLi1j "''' 'A~''N'
Thomas L. Brady, and others.
Ii having been suspected that fraudulent
registration had been practced m the WIN Assembly,
District in the interest of tue Il pioicAus' thoIo"%"
scrutiny Of the registry lis 3 was made Nv 'He D''
cratic leaders 1t was asceraiucd that more 'a'h zJo
fraudulent name. had reZistered. inquiry at tuI
residences gwen proving tLat 30 sGrI 5INua ~
there. The proper proofs hIVu" hrci pr PI'.' W.
Geo ". Wiuga;c saturday appeared DcloIc o'o'iSI
kOretl at tho Esox Market Police Conrl ic'On 'uo'
Dy Witnesses sunni, ted aIIIFits seG .,n .h''
the per- On- HGmed had 1ecn guilty. OF 'ls" re- .'t
which by tar l. scJiOn la i male t'onSi PlI'''p
vim iWprisun nnut not cs5 Chan one nor III re - W.
years. lis nd warrants for tho FAcS' VI 'ne "O
cuseh persons. and these were grained
For lis; Of tie cadiss Nnr YORK dHi BrooFgn se So"a
nan