The New York herald., 1875-10-23
POLITICAL NOTES.

To-day is the last which citizens can register The
registering Offices open from eight A. NJ to nine NJ
The members OF the John McNally Club OF the First
ward met on Thursday night and decided to support
John Morrssey for Senator and John Robinson for Al
derman.
meeting of the Cassidy Independent Fifth Ward
Association held Thursday night, at which it
resolved TO support the democratic State ticket
nominated Syracuse and the peoples ticket for the
city and county.
There were but few applications for naturalization
yesterday, Notwithstanding that II was the last oppor
workingmens anti-Tammany campaign club
organized in the Thirteenth Assembly district, number
candidates
Mr. Edward j. Mclean nominated for Civil
Justice in the Seventh district by the peoples party
last evening Mr.. Mclean accepted
The Anti-Tammany Assembly Convention, OF tho
Nineteenth district, nominated Anthony Feehan last
evening.
A club OF young independent voters met at No 16s
Madison street last night and ndorsed the Peoples
Ticket Much enthusiasm displayed at every men,
ton Of John X. Hacketts name The club also de-
termined to support Bryan Reilly for Alderman and
John c. Sullivan for Assomblyman
The Ninth District anti-Tammany Assembly Conven-
ton met last night, at No SO Eighth avenue, and nom
mated Peter Mortimer for Assemblyman.
The Ninth District Tammany Assembly Convention
met last night at No 400 Hudson street and nominated
Dr. Benjamin i. Vosburg for Assemblyman
There was a mass meeting of the Fifth Assembly
district anti Tamnany democrats, at No. 50 Vandam
street, last night The speakers INDUCED in fierce de-
nunclatons of the corruption and yenality OF Tam
many Hail. and called emphatically for purity in mu-
nicpal affairs and the removal of those abuses which
had rendered corporate government in New York a
scandal and shame throughout the world
The Tammany Hall democrats Of the First Assembly
district met last evening No. ~ Greenwich street.
William H. Burns in the chair, for the purpose Of IN
dorsing the nomination of the Hon. John Fox for Sen
ator Col John K. Fellows Peter B. olney and others
addressed the meeting.
The Tenth Assembly District Republican Convention
last evening nominated Joseph Hoffman, Jr., their
candidate for the Assembly.
The Twelfth Assembly District Anti -Tammany Con-
vcnton met last evening at No 625 Fifth street. and
nominated Mr. John Monk, by acclamation, for the
Assembly. Mr.. Monk soon after appeared and in n
short speech accepted the nomination.
The anti fammany workingmen Of the Sixteenth
Assembly district held meeting at No. 2s7
avenue B last evening Resolutions adopted de-
nouncng Tammany Hall and its reduction of the wages
offs the workingmen and pledging support to the
nominees of the anti Tammany party Addresses
made by DR. Gibson, Giles T. Marvin and others
In pursuance OF a call issued inviting 'all who were
in favor of taking interest in their own affairs )"
about 500 persons of tho Sixteenth Assembly district
gathered at the corner Of First and Twenty
second street last evening Mr.. William II. Schoocy
elected Chairman. Tho anti-Tammany county
ticket was unanimously indorsed For local officers
the following ticket was adopted-For Civil Justice
William II. Kelly; for Aldermen, Francis Z. Pursell
and Edward Brecks, and Lawrence L. 0Bren for AS
semblyman.