The New York herald., 1875-11-01
POLITICAL NOTES.

POLITICAL NOTES.
Mr John Martin writes to tho HERALD to deny that
MI Brown, vito Is clerk at tho Pombs Police Court
acted as secretary or the liberal republican "mass
meotng' Saturday night He says that he Way
the secretary Of that rather mixed meeting
Messrs. De Courcey, Fleischauer McGoyern, Moran
Donohue and Baird, members Of the Tammany HaN
General Committee Of the Twentieth Assembly dstrctI
deny that they have sent their designations TO Mr.i
John Kelly They Indignantly denounce the person.
who signed their to the letter which REcoRDEg
HAcKErT sAYs:-'EyEN DISPOSED THROW OPEN
RECORDS Court a POLITICIAN z
COULD II, BECAUSE DEPUTY CLERK Eon
APPOINTED ~ THE JUDGES COURT or GRSERA9
SESSIONS was sent u the daily papers and published
IN them yesterday.
The charge which has been made against Mt FranciS
NJ. Bixby, to the effect that ne drew large sum Of
money from the City Treasurer President of the staff
ford Wood Paving Company, is effectively disposed oS
BY the Of Mr. Charles Swan who in his capacity
Deputy Comptroller has the opportunity 70 learn an
the payments for city work. and be certnes thad
Mr. Bixby was never concerned with contract "for
paving Seventh avenue or any other street"
Colonel James Cavanagh, the well known COM
mander OF the sixty-ninth regiment is running lor
State Senator in the Third district (Brookynl He IS
supported by the republicans and Independents, and his
opponent John 9. Jacobs Colonel Cavanagh is likely
and there great dissatisfaction with the democratd
"ring" candidates, such as Mr. Jacobs.
The James H. Brennan Club met at No. 81 Rutgers
street on Saturday night Mr.. Joseph Fowler occupied
the chair. After few short speeches. Richard 0zman
offered resolutions TO the effect that the organization
would support the anti-Tammany peoples ticket
These unanimously adopted The names Of Re-
corder Hackett, District Attorney Phelps and John
Morrissey received with great applause, and il -
that far the efforts Of the members Of thu
club may 90, Mr.. Morrssey viii be the next senatos
from the Fourth district
The German electors Of the Twentieth Assembly dis
trct protest strongly against the ticket that las been
made for them by John Kelly and his con1dants IN
that district. The German and Hebrew elements ara
strong there, and while they do not seek 70 push
themselves into Office they nevertheless like air show
OF courtesy ahd consideration in the selection Of thu
candidates There rumors that the slight put upon
them in the district intentional, and the conse~
quence vim be their support Of the anti Tammany nomi-
nees generally The rammany candidates Of the dis
rict for Assembyman Orlando Stewart; for Civil
Justice, John Hays; for Aldermen, Michael Tuomey,
w. r. Mccarthy and Il. D. Purroy. Ia this ticket tha
Germans entirely ignored
Mr.. J. A. Monhemer IS The anti-Tammany candidate
for the Senate in the Seventh district Mr. Lambcef
is in the field the republican candidate but wll il ID
said withdraw 10 unite the anti Tammany
strength
card has been addressed to the electors Of the Third
Judicial district BY Mr.. John G. Boyd, in which that
gentleman announces his withdrawal from candidacy
for the position Of Civil Justice and calls upon thu
electors to support Mr. Robert Il. Pollock, the anti
Tammauy candidate. II is almost certain that Mr.
Pollock VIII be elected.
In the triangular Aldermanc dght in the Eighth Sen.
atoral district the feeling be running in favor
Of tho ticket headed BY Thomas Carroll.
The Independent Workngmen's Association OF the
Twenty first ward bold meeting nightly at No. 241
East Thirtieth street to oppose John Kelly and
his associates. It IS in favor of John K. HacketI
for Recorder, and has pledged its support to tho
democratic State and the anti-Tammany county and
local tickets.
The accounts received from every quarter of New
Jersey show that sweeping republican victory is nev-
table. The foolish circular Of the Catholic Union on
the constitutional amendments has raised religoua
issue which viii affect the elections for years
Tho Workngmens Independent Association OF the
Twenty third and Twenty fourth wards held rati6ca-
on meeting at High Bridge Saturday night-REcoRDEH
HAcKETT sAYs-"THE OFFICERS VINO ESCORT AND GUARD
PRISONERS AND FROM THE Cry Prison, AND VINO
GUARD THEN IN COURT WHO TO
TRoL PROCESS, OUGHT POLITICIANS, BUn
sUcH RELIABLE MEN As rue JUDGES sELEcT''-and in
dorsed the full anti Tammany ticket The names OF
Colonel Henry A. Gidersleeye, o'DOnovan Rosa and
John Bussing were cordially received.
Tho Seventh Ward Montgomery Democratic Club
have ndorsed John Morrissey for Senator and John
X. Hackett for Recorder
At meeting OF the william Walsh Association Of tha
Fifth Assembly district Saturday evening the Peo.
ple's ticket unanimously ndorsod. RECORDER
HAcKErT sAys:-"WHATEvER HAVE BEEN TnH
POLITICAL SINS or FORMER LEADERS IN TANMANY HALL,
THEY HAVE NEVER INCREASED THEM
TIvELY INTERPRETING WITH THE INDEPENDENCE oF TIM
CoURT WHICH JuDGE.n
The names Of John X Hackett B. X Phelps and X. II.
4 Pollock we're enthusiastically received
Al regular meeting Of the Tyro Club Of the Four
teenth Ward held az their Saturday, the Hon
John Morrisscy for Senator James W. Graves for As
sembly and Hon Denis Burns for Civil Justice we're in
dorscd and the club resolved support the peo-
Y ple's ticket