The New York herald., 1875-10-27
POLITICAL NOTES.
sat down.

The Republican General Committee of Richmond
county will have meeting at Union Hall, Tompkns-
ve on Saturday afternoon to complete the necessary
arrangements for Tuesdays election
The republicans Of Hudson county n j., have IL
appears been unable thus far to induce any man to
accept the nomination for Surrogate The County CON-
mec will hold meeting to-day and endeavor to I'LL
the place
The following are the Assembly nominations in Hud
county New Jersey First district, william A.
Lewis republican,; Edward S Smith, democrat Third
district, John d. carscaen republican; Thomas Regan,
democrat Fourth district Henry Brautigam repubh
can William A. Weeks, democrat Fifth district John
]. Toney, republican; Robert ID Wynkoop democrat
Sixth district Thomas Carey, democrat Seventh dis
trict Rudolph H. Rabe, democrat Eighth district
Alexander Jacobus, republican, Edward +. Mcdonald
democrat
The West Side Association OF the Seventeenth As.
semby district win meet tonight at Justin's Hail. No.
~ Ninth avenue, to denounce the one-man power
expressed by the methods of Tammany Hail. Judge
Murray Francis NJ Bixby Colonel Henry A. Glider
sleeve and others VIII address the meeting.
club named after Mr. Thomas Wild has been
organized the Fourth ward support Mr.. Morrissey
for Senator and Mcssrs. Wild and Bryan Reilly foi
Aldermen.
1t stated the best OF authority that Mr. W. H.
Mcintyre, Jr., has not withdrawn the workngman'a
candidate for Senator in the Eighth Senatorial district
The committee of gentlemen who nominated him
responsible for the statement that he is a present the
workingman's candidate and Will so continue to be
until the polls close the day of election"
The democrats of Essex county, N. j. met in Convex
tion at Newark yesterday and nominated George J.
Perry for State Senator and Henry T. Dusenbury for
Sheriff.
The democrats Of the Second Assembly district in
Naxr x.yfalr fpa tod
Campbell
The democratic nomination for municipal officers OF
Elizabeth, N j., are:-For Mayor William Ball; and
Daniel o'Sulivan, Peter Eller James McCloyd and
George Neubauer for Freeholders.
meeting Of .'German voters will be held at No. 81
Greenwich this evening for the purpose Of ratify
Ing the nomination OF John X Hackett for Recorder
and John Morrissey for Senator
The Twelfth Assembly District German Citizens As
sociaton last night nominated Archibald Watts for the
Assembly
The Grcat Italian Political Unionn win hold
meeting at the Germania Assembly Rooms tonight
hessrs Spnola Mcmahon will address the meeting.
A large open ratification meeting of tho Tammany
Hail democrats OF the Thirteenth Assembly district was
held last evening Seventh avenue and Twenty second
street
The First Ward Independent Association held theiI
regular meeting last night at No. 10 South street. The
Hon. John Morrssey then introduced and ad
dressed the meeting Mr.. schnabel also addressed thu
meeting. After ndorsng John Callahan as Civil Jus
tico and O'Donovan Rosa as Alderman Largo the
meeting adjourned
a mass meeting OF tho First Assembly district anti.
Tammany democrats held last evening in 'front.' oi
No. 100 Greenwich street, with Hugh McManus pro-
siding The Hon John Morrisscy was the nrst
speaker Tammany Hall, nc said, had entirely ignored
the interests OF the workngman and used every on
deavor TO drag him down to tho lowest depths Of
degradation, Notwithstanding that Il was principally
the vote of the aborng classes that placed in It's hands
the so-called supreme power tnat Il now pretends 10
possess. The attempt to reduce the workngmar's
wages from So to 81 90 had already shown its mtat
results 2d Of November would beyond all doubt
witness the destruction Of that wouldoc autocratlo
| organization
The Republican Association Of tho Eleventh Assem-
bly, district held public meeting Last night o. shsir
rooms. No. 4Gs Sixth avenue