New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-02

CLOSING INCIDENTS OF THE CANVASS.
The various political parties held meetings
Ia several Of the districts on Saturday evening.
At meeting of the members of the New
York Turnveren last Saturday evening 1t resolved
to support the election OF Mr. Otendorfer.
The Democratic Inspectors of Election met
in Tammany Hall and instructed by John Kelly
their duties and privileges on the day of election
Oswald OttendOrfer and the Peoples DEM
ocratc county ticket favored Saturday at the
meetings Of number OF German Associations in the
rious Assembly Districts
The Republicans of the WITH Assembly Dis
trict ratified the nomination Of Charles f. Abbott for
Assembly at a meeting at No. III East Broadway. Ad
dresses wcrc made by the nominee, by Mr. Walsh. and
others.
The Democrats of the XVIth Assembly Dis
trct held mass meeting Avenue and six,eenth-st
Speeches were made by Alfred t. Ackert, Judge Good
lett, Henry Gross, and Others urging unanity sup
port OF the entire Democratic ticket.
The Rapid Transit Association has issued q
caro- to the electors OF NewYork warning them to vote
for only those Assemblymeu who declare in
favor rapid transit for the Legislature alone says
the circular can the people look for relief reanc
upon private enterprise can no longer be tolerated.
At meeting of Germans of the lid As
seLby District last Saturday night. the Cosmo
Hail. the following nominations were favored: For
Mayor, Oswald Otteudorfer; Register, P. II. Jones'
Congress, Judge L. Hogan Assembly, Til. Wild Judge
OF lid Judicial District, Dennis Burns; Alderman, A
O'NeIl.
A mass meeting of the German citizens of
the Seventeenth Ward held on Saturday night in
Sixth-st CHI Schneider presiding Speeches were made
by Messrs. Spencer Peles Stray Schroeder and Radde
During speech Mr.. Pees a shower OF stones was
thrown upon the platform aud OF them struck the
speaker.
The Republicans of the XIIIth Assembly Dis
trict held large ratification meeting at Ninthave and
TweBty frst-st., Assistant Alderman WIN. Wade presd-
ing. Addresses delivered by ex-Assenbly man
Charles Blackie, Alderman Vance. and Others. ResO-
luOns adopted IN favor OF the nominations or the
State, county. aud district candidates
The Republicans of the XIXth Assembly
District gathered at Library Hall under the auspices Of
the Washington Nights Republican Campaign Club,
Molyneux Bell presiding Resolutions were adopted ia
praise OF the State and county tickets and sixtus Kari
Kapf for Assembly. Addresses were made by Major.
Gen. WIN. H. Morris. Col. I. b. Thorp. aud Others.
The Republicans of the XVIlth Assembly
District held large and enthusiastic meeting in the
Fftieth Street Church. presided by Col Joel w.
Mason. Resolutions adopted In favor of the
Republican county ticket, and DR.. Robert Newton
SoDRrers Addresses were made by DR.. Newton the
non " IN A. Darling. and Isaac H. Bailey, aud cam
palsn songs we're sung by the Idlewild Quartele.
Last week Col. Spencer, the Republican can
ada'e Tor Congress 10 the With District. delivered
several speeches eulogistc OF Salem H. Wales, and
urging bis election On Saturday evening Col Spencer
Ioo!essed The German Republican mass OF the
Aentn snd seventeenth Wards at the Wabaa IN Essex
ana urged his Republican hearers ali 10 vote for Mr.
Vs'Snu"'ef' ~ tnore was no pOsaioIs chance