New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-25
DISTRICT AND REFLECTION MEETINGS.

A Democratic mass meeting WAS held on
Saturday evening in Continental Hall, While large
number Of people who could not gain admance listened
to speakers who addressed them from temporary plat
form outside. Resolutions unanimously passed
ratfytng the Democratic State and Tanmany nomina-
tons-cspoc auy recommending J. VI. Grard for Senator
NJ Z. Kiian for Assembly, W J. Kane for Civil
Justice, and Peter Seery and William LaVo Tor
Aldermen Much enthusiasm was SHOWN "heh-
ever the name of Gov. Tden was mentioned.
The frs; speaker Christopher Fine. He called the
attention 81 The Democrats to the importance of the com
ing election. He denied the responsibility OF iainmay
Hall the reduction OF laborers wages Whem t t
Lcl1slatuIe made an Wnt IL was fhc Repubican
Aldermen no prevented this money from reaching the
workngmen Col. Benjamin A. Willis said that on me
triumph of the Democracy the salcH anu welfare VI 'be
Wonld carry the state by large majority notWlthsand-
ing the combination between me EepupGams % onu ,nc
ever foremost N Fernando Wood was greeted WIN
loud applause Tho Repucalis OF ts nh,s Az,
forts TO avert annhilatOn of Their poca oisahh-
ton portion OF Their tares N 10 oHyr we're wade nv
other speakers after which the meeting was adjourned
The adhcrents of rammany Hall, in the lid
Assembly District, gathered on Saturday evening al
Pearl and Contrasts Joseph Mcnamara presided Al
dresses were made by senator John Fox. Alderman John
RrilIcv Major HaggcIty John Browning, President OF
the Brrk lay ers' Association. and Others
A large meeting was held at Botanic Hall,
in East Broadway on Saturday evening" TO ratify the
nomination OF John Fox FOR senator from t1e van
District banner bearing The Of The candidates,
was hung across the street i'll front Il the hall The
meeting was presided by Thomas Shies Addresses
euogstc of the nominations upon the Iainnany tcEe,
urging the Democratic wOrkingmen TO remain truc
Tamnany Hall declaring mat 10 me 9os'lna'3 VI ,s
alton 20 carry the publc work In The upper pr o me
CITY was due the lack Of employment OF many la"OrhS
n,en ysCrc made by A-scmbi,Inan Waehner, senator
Fox exJustIce Hogan, and Others.
AT meeting of the Young Mems Republic
can Association of the XIh Assembly District III WIN
dulph Hall on saturday evening, Robert Grove said that
he believed that the Republicans were to be victorious al
the polls in the coming election. He said that in Gov
Dx's Administration not only the S6O000O0 stolen
during the rule Of his predecessors made up, nnt
81 OO 900 we're added TO the sinking Fund lie Was
followed in a similar strain by j.. NJ. Cohen and others
At a meeting Of the Legal Tender Club on
Thursday evening a resolution was adopted approving
the nomination OF Francis T. Spinner for state Controller.
The Council of Political Reform OF the
XvIh Assembly District in meeting at No 2oo lhiid-
ave- on Saturday evening approved the n3mnation o.
lanes w Gerard for Senator and Henry L. lowland Tor
Alderman from the With Senatorial District
An enthusiastic ratification meeting was held
at New-Brighton, Staten Island, on Saturday evening
Tho Hon. L. Bradford Prince Of Queens County made
long address detailing his in economic legislative
measures Mr. Townsend, the nominee for the ASHen,
bly, and Mr. Westervelt, nornnee Tor Count! J"ose anu
Surrogate. were also present
The German Republcans Of the lXth Assem-
bly District held meeting last evening at No 80 Bed
ford-st Resolutions passed approving the Repuo-
hcan county nominations. g. W. Parker, the candidate
for Civil Justice the district delivered short address
Complaints made that James W. Booth the candidate
for Senator had neglected his German constituents, ana
desire was expressed that he should pledge himself TO
nronotc their interests before they should approve his
Nomination. This motion wlthdraWn, anu alter
some discussion the nomination was approved
The Eighteenth Ward Council OF Political
Reform held large and enthusiastic meeting at No 200
Thirdayc. on Saturday evening. j. W. Gerard spoke
briefly political issues, aud his nomination Tor me
senate was unanimously approved as Was thdt OF L. H.
Jenny for the Assembly FROM tie XVIII District