New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26


nation Of Starr Ncrnssey, the independent ana Hnti
Tsulmany randidste fcr Assembly. wss approved
The XIIIth Assembly District Democratic
ratification meeting. which to Fave taken place at
seventhaye and Twenty second A. last evening, Waf
postponed until d. A. to-day Speaking will take place
Fernando Wood, the Hon s. :. Cox, aud the Hon. Lyman
! Ward win he among the speakers
At regular meeting Of the Eighth Ward
Young Mems Democratic Association. Al No. e3s South
Ff!th-.ye last evening W. F. Hare the chair resolu
tons were adopted approving the nominations at the
Drnocrntie state Convention and pledghg me suppo.,
Of the Association 10 the whole county ticker nona'e"
by T9mm9ny Hall
The Young Mems anti-Tammany Associa-
ton Of the XVIII Assembly District. has approved The
nominations Of BENJAMIN X Phelps for Attorney
John X H,ckett for Recorder. Col Henry A. Glider
sleeve sor City Judge. Joseph A. Monheimer for senator
Moritz Enger for Coroner. and john Hardy for clVl
| Justice.
A regular meeting Of the Francis VI. Bixby Club
held last evening at Fiftyseyenhst and Thirdave
The following candidates unanimously approved
For Recorder John X Hackett: for District t~ney
BENJAMIN h. Phelps; for Senator m the With Dlslc
Francis VI Birby. All the other candidates oil the anu
Tammany ticket were also supported.
The anti-Tammany organization of the lNth
Senatorial District assembled last evening Rutgers
square the junction Of East Broadway and Canals
Speeches made by George Van HOesen. Runs r.
Andrews James d. McClelland. and John Morrissey;
he shoulders Of the crowd 10 his carriage amid great
cheering.
The colorrd veterans of the late war, residing
in the senatorial District, held Republican raca-
ton meeting last evening at No. Is3 5prngst. Capt
James Lee presided. Resolutions adopted APPROX
ing the Republican platform and the state and local
tickets. Addresses were made by William Freeman
George Belts, and others.
The arrangements for the Tanimany ratitica-
ton meeting Thursday evening nearly completed
ExGov Seymour senator Herman, Fernando Wood. S. =.
Tfaut -l,o Dorah me 1llyer.
Ward. and others, will speak in the large hail There
W be four stands in front Of Tammany Hail. where adj
dresses will Ne made by well-tnown speakers IA the
English aud German languages There VIII ne process
-cns by Assembly District organizations he"orks' ana
music.
4 large and enthusiastic Democratic meeting
held last evening in city Hall Park. Brooklyn IN
conjunction with the one at the Democratic headquar
tiers in Courts stage erected upon the steps OF the
City Hail was brilliantly illuminated. Gen. Dakin
presided The meeting was addressed by william DE
candidate for Mayor ex-Judge = d. Morris, William T.
Robinson and Thomas f. Pearsali.
The XIIIth Assembly District Republican
5sociaon met last evening at Liberty Hail. at No 23l
West sxteenth-st. Ellwood f. Thorne presiding. The
meeting rat hed the Republican State ticket and the fol-
lowing local nominations: For Senator. James W.
Booth for Assembly Robert II. strahau for Aldermen
John j. Morris aud william Wade for civil justice
Frederick g. Gedney. The meeting was wei ateudtd
and addresses were made Ivy John D. Lawson, K. H.
-trahan. r. G.. GedneY, ana others.
The German Democrats of the XXth Assem-
bly, District held meeting last evening at 10 761
rhrdave. j. Fleschauer presiding The first speaker
Prof Prrnger said that the Democrats OF the state
we're passing through great crisis. Notwithstanding
the trachery OF so-caled reformers the party would
Issue from the conflict triumphant Other addresses
made by John HGycs the Democratic candidate Tor
Civil Justi,e in the district Charles hinke and j. l.
stein.
The XVIII Ward lnti-Tammany Democrats
met last evening IN the Assembly Rooms. nj No. J6l
Broomc st. Joseph shannon presiding The attendance
was large hat second meeting organized outside
in the street which conducted h" ThomaaJ Dreamer
John Morrissey addressed both meetings and
was enthusiastically received. He spoke against
Tammary Hall and its present leaders,
and said that the peoples candidate and did not
seek office The people had him into the
and he had been ruled cut Of Tammany Han because Oi
his utilization with the wOringncns associ3tlos. Iht
meeting was also addressed Ly Patrick WEIGH Thomas
Ennis, and others.
The anti-Tammany organization OF the
XXIst Assembly District met last evening at No al
second-ave. Francis NJ. Bi-by candidate FOR senator
from tina district declared himself the friend Of the
sman and IA such. IN favor Of reducing official
4aInrie, aud not the wages Of the day aboIer. The
HEADQUARTERS of the rammany men Of the ward are
in the block where this ratification meeting was
held and Tamminy frequently interrupted
the meeting personal remarks frequently ad
Dire 30 the speakers One speaker replied from the
stand with language disgusting than that used ~
those who were creating the disturbance and nothing
hut the cxertiOns ~ the police prevented bgt BEFORE
the arrival of Mr. BXby comparative quiet had been ~
stored md lac was allowed to speak without interruption