The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-30

organization would BE- thoroughly reof~snized and
purified rhe members Of tho association wiil hold
ratification meeting to- morrow nisaf, and have msde
arrangements Tor a grand Tiden and HeOdrcks ioia.
cation
The ssmaesJ. rilden Association Of the Finh Assem-.
hly dkrIct a ~, 2sS Hudson street. and passed
the following reso utjon -
Resolved That the member, u lie saia.e y. Tldea
cis ofthe Flita Assembly District ~ raty the nonil-
tai made 50 Lous june - sansael j. faen ios
Pre- saens.
meeting 81 citizens 81 ibis district was also held at
NJ. - West Hoasoa street, and 2 Titien campaign
mo democrats Or the Seventh Assembly district
have organized Illder ana hendricks cub IN the Fif
teniA ward, with headquarters a. 40. Al West Fourth
u, G. crcamer President The club is composed
to a large extent og republicans aho disappointed
III themselves express H. .sTilacn and reiorm'' 10
HAYES and Wheeler. 4 new ant costly banner has
been ordered and expected 10 be ready early
week. when genera! raiea; on meeting VIII te held
a new banner In horror 81 the nomination OF rlldcn
ana HendIicKs Was raised Last evening 10 TINS DISTRICT
at No 81 Bowery. directly opposite the Bowcry The
atre with appropriate ceremonies. The banner IS In
scrbcd vi the nam,s of Iiidcn aud Hendricks and -
q reniiy gooi piece 81 work me democrats ~ ihs
district express themselves Igny pleased with the
result d ,he - Loais Convention.
The democrats Ut the Eighteenth Assembly district
showed then caty the ~ Louis candidates last
evening ny raising large banner inscribed with Tho
.fhe National,n No 535 third avenue The attend
ancc was large anu the proceedings passed oil amid
the utmost enthusiasm. There was large display oi
fireworks and speeches by prominent ctl.
zens Of the district ENDORSING the onnalons OF ilden
and Hendricks
assembled last evening 10 ratiiy the nominations and
TO participate In The festivities attendant 70 tie raising
OF the new Tdcn and hendricks banner The place Of
meeting Orient Hail. No ss7 Third avenue, and
long before the meeting called 10 the ban
ncr raised over 500 persons had assembled The largo
majority Of whom were by no means backward in cx-
pressing their decided preference for the ST.
Louis ticket noticeable feature Of the oc
OF the Kelly Tammany faction we're present and We'd
with the staunchcst of riidens old trends in their
thusiasm Speeches were made by ex-Judge spencer
and others and were loudly appaudcd The illusions
to the stand made the platform with reference to
the financial question were loudly cheered The banner
which hears The OF SamuolJ Tilden and Thomas
4 Hendricks Is very elegant ono and credit 10 tho
district
The Headquarters Of the Young Mons Democratic
Clue on Union square was tnronged last evening and
the general feeling was one OF pleasure that Mr. Hem
DIR cks had received the nomination FOR Vice President
To ghi the club will DO brilliantly llum mated and
special meeting he d 70 celebrate both the ST. Louis
nominations and the twcnyourth anniversary Of tho
cuu.
~ BROOKLYN
There was great rejoicing upon every side among
democrats Brooklyn yesterday the nomination
OF Tden a Hendricks Tor President and Wee Pr ST.
dent, ana banner and trans cncy exhibited from
tho Democratic General Committee headquarters, and
a salnso oi 100 kuns was tired from Fort Greene IN
honor :" ,he event i WIS claimed ny ex-Reaistrat
New YORK he - the next President Iic SAID II Tiden
cannot carry this State. then the people don't want
10 have -ciorm. The republicans. ON the other hand
prcead ke delighted they say they beat
Tccn more readily than any other that could be
named.
THE NEWS In NEW JERSEY
To say that the democracy OF jersey city received
the IRON 81 Louis yesterday with Intense sat-
isiaction would be poor expression OF the feeling
that pcrvaded every quarter Of the city There
genuine enthusiasm, born OF convection that the
ticket strong il could not DO beaten Governor
Bcdle's shrewd foresight week ago, when no lro-
HIM n keen politician. His views the tic>c,, 40
published in yesterdays HERALD. SO generally
accepted that the nomiant,on OF Hendricks
earded certainty from oavly hour In the lore
noon. Tho first significant feature OF tic camp ign
the raising OF large banner Tor Tilden and 1cn-
dricks by William H. uurrctson, at No. 26I Warren
street, az eleven O'Clock IN tho forenoon This was
the FIRST democratic Presidential banner raised nny
part Of the State.
The second movement was made by the German
Democratic Clun Of the Fourth district Of which
Muor A. II. Harris Is president An immense meeting
was held at Turner Hall, on Paiisadt avenue aud .
large banner hung the bearing tho in
tho OLD Thirteen states For President Samuel J.
Tilden, OF New York For Vice Pro lent. Thomas 4.
Hendricks, Of Indiana Stirring speeches wore de-
llvcrcd and campaign committee was appointed 10
confer with other clubs throughout the country
e ~ me Int II ,s
parcntage Great disappointment was manifested that
Thcoaorc +. Randolph did not receive single vote In
the Convention. Tho l0lge adjourned 70 meet again
next Tuesday evening and tho most advisable
course TO DO pursued during the campaign.
Salutcs Tired during tho evening every
quarter OF the city, and fireworks dispIaycd
Newark, Palsado conimnnpaw and Central avenues:
Tue German Democratic Club OF tbs Third district ncld
meeting at dermania Hall and resolved to orgnnize
campaign club Immediately.
The Paterson democrats are iuoilant over tho NOM
nation OF Tidcn and hendricks salute OF thirty.
seven guns was red tins evening IN honor OF the no-
nation
Tho Newark Young Mems r. publican Club dedicated
. handsome Transparency at their headquarters, in
Broad last night General Joseph T. Jackson Of
Now York. delivered an address.
rhe receipt OF the news that Hendricks had been
nominated for Vice President the ticket with Tidcu
evoked increased enthusiasm among tho Newark
democracy yesterday While there, throughout tho
State the desire Parker mated was genuine.
1t is conceded that the vital issue bciorc tho
country, administrative reform, Tildcn undoubtedly
the man demanded by the popular voice OF the
democracy.
In Morrstown the ticket approved by tho firing Of
100 guns.
Al immense meeting was held in Trenton last evening
to ratfy the nominal OF Governor Tdcn. Speeches
made by Governor J. D. Bedlo Attorney General
Jacob vannatta, Henry =. Little, Clerk In Chancefy
and others. Tho meeting Enthusiastic There wu.s
q profuslon oil fireworks.