New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
A..e Registered Total reg Total for Ton for Total reg
Total AZ, ,46I lI9O3s 81 254 l26s49 123,s7s 149Ol
INCIDENTS OF LOCAL CANVASS.

The IVth Democratic Congressional Con-
venton OF Kings County met yesterday afternoon. at
East New-York, and nominated Archibald NJ Bliss for
candidate IL believed that Mr. Bliss, who is Liberal
Republican will draw from the Republican vote and
that the district Is very evenly divided he Will be
elected.
Charles Leach was held by Commissioner
Davenport TO answer charge OF having falsely sworn
in the Supreme Court that he had known Patrick
OGary long enough enttle the latter his natural
zation papers j appeared from the evidence that he
had known the man Tor one day only BE was held to
answer, Horace Sparks Of No. l.16l FirsaVe. made
COMPLAINT that the Board OF Registers OF the AAth As
sembly Dis had refused 10 register MS vote IL Was
discovered tuat sparks mad received ms hatnraza9n
papers OctOUer. 1867, though he had only arrived 10
this country the previous May and mad gwen d0ar
to person to procure the necessary certlneaes 6o %
Davenport told Sparks 10 nave the WORK uohe
legally.
Thomas Cooper Campbell, who has been
nominated for Assembly in the XvIIIth District by
Tammany and the Liberal Republicans is son OF Allan
Campbell, OF our best known and most respected
citizens and is himself lawyer OF excellent standing
Mr. Campbell a representative OF the best class OF our
Young men, well educated. intelligent. energetic ana
active public affairs He has taken prominent part
In recent with the honest element OF
the Democracy, aud his election would Introduce into
the Assembly gentleman or type unfortunately rare
in state Legislature.
The Peoples Liberal Democratic Convention
of the Xth Congressional District was held last evening
at No 545 Tnird-ave. John McCool in the chair. Ex
sherlf O'Brien was nominated for Congress- lie ac-
The Tammany Hall Association Of the With
Assembly District met night No. sl4 Broadway
and nominated smitn E. Lane for the Assembly.
The XVIIIth Assembly District Republican
Association met No i57 Fourthave. last night d. ID.
T Marshall was elected Chairman, and on taking the
chair made a short speech characterZng the Tammany
rers thieves and rascas aud declaring that they
had useessy plunged the city in deDt t5o0O0,OO He
said that ne was In favor OF reelectng good men 10
Office and could logical reason IN the outcry
against third terms, long the neum1eDts OF the
oinces satisfactory to the people Col T. b. Tnorpe
and Capt McClernan also made short speeches. Reso-
utious approving state city aud district nomina
tions Of the Republican party were adopted and the
meeting adjourned.
The German saloon keepers of the Eighteenth
Precinct resolved at meeting yesterday afternoon at
No 254 Avenue A. Geo V. Bsrdes presiding To sustain
the ticket OF the Peoples Party" which Ddorses MI
OttendOr!er for Mayor
Ex-Alderman George A. Plunkitt has ac-
cepted the Independent nomination for Member OF
Assembly from the XVIIth District.
At the With Assembly Liberal Republican
Convention held evening at No SO Hester ST. E. b.
Mcintosh in the chair. Robert ". DE Grushe was
nominated for Member Of Assembly from the Usrict