New-York tribune., 1874-10-19

f~en,yAhra w:ri7J.nss A. Rrehhisl
There were reported be rival delegations in the
suppressed the assertion being made that there were
evidences Of an attempt on the part OF Iamm.ny 10
obtain control OF. the movement. The meeting then
adjourned until this evening at the same place:
small party assembled on Saturday evening In ono
pose OF giving expression 10 their opposition to the can
didates OF Tammany Hail. They call themselves the
rsUizstion in any OF the Assembly Districts. Jacob
Cohen has been connected with various indepeni'
ent political movements during the past haH dozen
wears was chosen Chairman; r. ID. Davis. Vice-Presl-
dent, and Julius Lippman aud Edward d. Blake, seere
tarie There were several speeches made III opposition
70 Tammany Hall, and a Committee was appointed TO
confer with other bodies and report ticket to-day.
Thomas Branigan James sullivan p; Caparata. Thomas
Joyce. G. Garsole, Edward A. BakS Marcus Ha1ion'
Jacobson Major E9tt T. D Days Red%gar hops Iosia
Thompson Charles Van Wrinkle, Thomas Flynn, Edward
Este. Mr. Christie, and Louis D.eh. . -. A..
The Committee Officers and Resolutions OF the
PEOPLES Liberal Democratic party met yesterday AT te
st. Denis Hotel for the purpose OF choosing oeers Ior
meeting TO be held on Tuesday evening at me
Cooper Institute aud drafting q set OF resolutions b.
F. Beekman chosen Chairman and Ihos r. Stewart
and Henry Antenrelth Secretaries Inc ea tor t,o %
the Tammapy party TO take part In the meeting IL ~
signed by Thomas j. Creamer, Chairman q me peopSs
Liberal Democratic party, Horaio " TeyOmDly,
Chairman OF the Liberal Republican Committee; aud
Morris Rlinger, Chairman OF the German Committee:
The names OF several eminent citizens were suggested
as proper persons to preside at meeting o. tbe kih1
p that IL was not certain that auy OF tLcm
would accept the prored position list OF 100 Vice
Presidents and Secretaries Was made OUT The resou-
mons will recite the necessity for econ mea and
honest city government and denonnce the class Oh can
ddates which those who control TLmmany have placed
before the people for their support Tie Committee VIII
meet at DelmOncos this morning. and Wll report To the
Conference Committee this afternoon at the Germania
Assembly Rooms. ,,..,n, -,
The Eighteenth Ward Council OF Political Reform held
meeting on Saturday evening at No. 200 East EIght-
eenth-sf., Joseph Haight presiding. Messrs Haght
and sehe chosen delegates to the Convention OF
the City Council OF Political Reform, TO be held thls
evening In Room No. a. Cooper Union desutory dis-
cssop was held regarding the merits OF various possl-
be candidates for the Mayoralty. Wm Batter Duncan.
VIM H. Neilson and Oswald Ottendorfer were those
most prominently mentioned. The delegates TO the
Convention expressed preference for Mr Ottendorer
The Republican Aldcrmanic Conventions were held IN
the various Senatorial Districts on Saturday, with tho
following results:
Fourth Dsnct-JOhn Robinson.
PHb Dstrict-John J. Morris and George B. Deane, Jr
siIth Distnct--NO nomination.
seventh Dstnc-No nonin alton.
Egbth Dstrct-Ward Ballard Stephen NJ snonson and H. e.
Robinson. -,
The Industrial Political Party OF the Sixth Senatorial
District have nominated John W. Crump and Frederick
Repper for Aldermen.