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The New York herald., 1877-11-04
ELECTION NOTES.

Mr. Maurice Fitzgerald writes 10 tho HERALD to
Assembly in the Fourth district.
AT tho Tnmmany ratification meeting OF tho First
Assembly district last night, Justice Duny Judge Ho
gan ind others made addresses.
Tho bread winners party Of tho Thirteenth dstrio,
hold their Assembly convention last evening an Q
nominated Levi lsnacs Tor Assembly that district.
The Gree nwich independent Association of tho Fifth
Senatorial District, at meeting last evening indorsed
the entire democratic State, county ana otncr tickets
with tho exception OF the name OF :. A. Lewis, fol
Alderman Large substituting therefor the name o
William II. GcdGcy
tho of Leonard and Centre streets ratify the
democratic state and county nominations. M. j.
Koese presided and introduced the speakcrs-Mr.
Thomas +. Grady, William g. Boyd Edward Hogan,
Issac J. Boycc General Martin. I. McMahon ana Pro.
lessor Kilculen, who mado addresses IN support of
the democratic candidates.
Tho Italian residents OF this city held large mass
meeting ut No 81 New Bowery, last evening Colonel
II. Pratt. tho chairman, made address IN iavor OF
tho democratic state and county tickets and against
the constitutional amendments. Judge Hogan and
Messrs Calcrsta, Grady, Pinnld aud Bcrnebo spo "a
in tho same straiL and resolutions wore adopted
dorsing tho democratic candidates.
The Bread Winners party nominated John Caroy
for Assembly last evening in the Seventh district and
In tho Filth Senatorial district they indorsed the
omination OF Alfred Wagstnf Jr for Senator.
General Convention, composed OF ail the leading
Councils Of tho United order OF American Mechanics
in this city and Brooklyn. was held last evening" At
prcsiaed. The following Kings county republican
candidates were iDdorsed: Eugene -. Borri foe
Senator; John f. Henry for Mayor and Isaac 5. Cat.
lin, for District Attorney.
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FOURTH ASSEMBLY DEMOCRATS.

Since tho days II the old Tweed regime there has
bcen such extensive preparations for a political
gathering those which wcro madc for tho ratidca
ton meeting In East broadway square last night Tho
band, the banners and tho PROCESSION which early in
the evening paraded the Seventh ward had the
effect OF bringing to the square mn unexceptonay
largo gathering, and after the usual interval
OF music and vociieration Alderman Shells, tho
chairman, announced tho purposes OF the meeting,
spoke Of tho questions at ISSUE IN the canvass and In
troduccd a formidable array OF speakers. John Gal.
vim, the nominee for Assembly, was received with
much favor He said that In this campaign the issuo
between labor and capital again brought forward
by the proposed amendments lie recommended the
necessity OF democrats voting with unanimity TO So
the two houses the state TO send demo.
cratic United States senator TO Washington and assist
tho Governor carrying out hts measures of REFORM
Judge Hogan, Louis Wachncr Francis }. Haggcrty
aud John Henry Mccarthy also spoke on the promi.
nent Issues.
The New York herald., 1877-11-04

In former years. under the Tweed regime. the
right 10 vote was nero farce the being doc
tored and altered TO suit or course fraud In elections
can never DO thoroughly cadicated out the passage
OF stringent laws and the effect OF aroused public
20 familiar 10 US lew short years back. n voters
will only taKo the trouble 10 examine their ballots
carefully before handing them TO the inspectors they
can guard against good many tricks resored to by
the ward politicians In "bunchingn these little slips
Of paper the night previous 10 election. The Bixby-
Hart nnti-Iammany party and the Independent de-
mocracy tGroen branchj have agreed TO JOIN
hands as to ticket machinery on tho day
harmony and will have only one set OF boxes at the
various polling places There Will be no constitu-
unnal amendment ballots, so that tho hue and cry
raised on this issue by tho politicians ouly prcma-
ture. Should the next Legislature pass the amend
mcnts they will como before tho people for adoption
In November, 1873 Then and until then will the
voters OF this city Stotc be called upon to pass
judgment as 10 their merits or demcrilA
The New York herald., 1877-11-04

J-Theophilus Mtlot 14-Louis Iiuck
7-Anhur Lanscriela. 10 Hugh corrigsn
io-lohn re " Jsheka L"sa ao-Lennaer Thompson. n,ss
DISTRICT ALDERMEN.
4-PrcdeTnIck n, Bartlett. Henry Krauss.
G-ncorgc 4; sticbling. John schmidt
7-wilI,am Klingcnoerg, A. D. Brewer.
S-lIenry Emmcrca Henry vaupei. Herman schmidt
SCATTERING ciry soMiSATIoxs
Tho above list has bccn prepared 80 as to givo tho
names Of candidates OF tho two parties conicndng
supremacy IN tho next election liz several OF the
trcts no combinations have been mado a icw OF
the candidates. some OF them arc likely to BIO with
drawn before election day. The following Will ex-
PLAIN the political situation In this respect up last
night
has been nominated by tho republicans Tor Alderman,
aud jeremiah Murphy by anti-lammany. In the
fniri Assembly uIstrict John. q. smith has been
named ny the republicans, and james Hayes by anti
Tammany and tho independent democracy. IL Is
probable, however, that u combination VIII be made
on Hayes. In tho Ninth Assembly district An
drew }. CampbeIl has been named by
the independent republicans. pnd Edward
Is nominated by Tho Independent rcpnulicans
OF the ThIrtesnth Assembly district The sixteenth
Assembly district Is also divided on a oomb,uation
nomination between Henry NJ. Schaoicr, republican,
and Mchsci y. salmon independent John Draddy is
an anti rammany candidate Tor Assembly IN tho sew
cnteentn. Maurice Fitzgerald is u split nnt-Tam-
Tammany candidate In tho Fourth Assembly district.
Ausn Ieakc claims to be the regular republican ca
didatc IN the Fifth Assembly district Isaac Knapp
Is the regular republican nominee IN tho Sixth Assem-
bly, district; Efforts arc bong made 10 have him draw
out oil tho race James d. McCiciIand Is tho candidate
Of the ant-Tammany party IN tho Fifth Senator ial
district, although Is Understood that the full combi-
nation vote will be cast Tor Straban Michael McGruth Is
n stump candidate IN tho Twentieth Assembly district.
Benjamin Bcyoa Is the independent republican candl-
date IN tho sano district. John j. Blair claims to
have the anti.Tammany nomination IN the Fourth
dislrct, and denies any rumors as TO Withdrawal.
William Beckenbaugh is still an independent candida ate
in the Twenty ybrst district Andrew Govan has been
nominated by tho workingmans party In the Eleventh
district Tor Assembly. Joseph jennings Is an inde-
pendent candidate In tho Fifth Assembly district.
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THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.

The following Is tho address OF the New York City
Universal Suffrage Club 10 the voters Of Now York
Tho organization which addresses you s ono hastily
concerted Tin what appeared to be moment OF gen.
eral apathy Tor tho purpose OF directing popular
tention 10 tho sinister project Of so amending our
state constitution as 10 place restriction upon popu
lar suffrage.
Without condcscending TO discuss this monstrous
proposal We assume that large majority OF tho
vi hs aud the other cities Of tho would express
themselves IN hostility TO II so It's features and
character were disclosed To concentrate this oppos
ton, so far as city concerued u would become
necessary TO ascertain tho position each dnte
for tho Legislature This duty the club undertook
and has accomplished, as far as practicable, In good
faith, without partisaDship or personal bias
Thcro should be no reason why unanimous dcega-
ton should not appear Albany from this city
next session TO protest, In the nano OF million OF
Hocmen, against tho attempt to divide them into
classes o rich and poor and gvo the rcins Of
ernment 10 the rich alone. This club addressed crcu
lars 10 each candidate Tor Senate or Assembly In the
city dstricts investigating the record oi each, aud
took all other practicable means to discover tho posi-
ton oil those who solicit your support 81 this election.
Each candidate nas had fun and lair opportunity 10
declare himself, aud we hereby mako known their
answer or their failure to answer our ntcrrogatons
EWH-The following candidates were memoirs Of
The New York herald., 1877-11-04

One OF tho largest meetings held during this cam.
paign organized last evening in Parcpa Hall, at
tho corner ol Eightysixth street and Third avenue.
Mr. John Foley called the assembly to order, and
tho Secretary read tho following resolutions, which
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II viii thus DO seen that many OF tho counties arc
exceedingly close, II take the figures OF this
last contest as criterion. Desperate Efforts Will bo
made on both sides capture majority, and the tido
OF poiticai warfare Will now fast and furious from
until next Tuesday.
II Is o conundrum not easy OF solution to who
VIII carry OF tho banner Of victory In the struggle
over the Regstership. The TWO candidates-ex-As-
scmoiyman and ex-Alderman jacob Hess and cx-
Common Pleas Judge Frederick W. Loew-arc gontle-
men oil excellent rcputatious The estimates OF poll
means to DO taken Tor gospel truth Tammany Hail
men say That Judge Loew will undoubtedly DO elected
~ 10000 majority. while the commandments arc
Just as confident that Hess will win by similar ma
jority. This Is not q time for parties TO place
weak or corrupt candidates in tho ned,
against tho characters OF Low or Hess The
latter halls from the people, claiming that tho tide Of
popularity Will noat him into tho Registers odhce,
while the former stands upon his pure judicial record
his German descent, American birth and tho liberal
social connections Of himself and family with people
OF all classes, creeds and nati0nahties. Then Mr.
Loow expects 10 be carried safely ACROSS the bubblng
political sea on the rainmany ship, fully manned and
equipped as sho Is with q well disciplined crew und
plenty 0i ammunition on board.
THE LAST REGIsrERsHiP RACE
Three years ago the last fight for the Registershp
took place. At TINT time General Patrick II. Jones
was tho republican and outside democratic candidate
James Hayes received tho Tammany nomination.
That race may be lixcned III some respects to tho
present but In its main fe,turcP differs materially
torrible onslaught was made against Hayes as
Morrlsscy's candidate, while Jones polled tho
sderaply from tho Tammany Celtic Continents.
II will DO rocollccted that Jones Increased his
popularity immensely among tho Irish during tho year
Of HIS CANVASS by giving the toes of the Registers
for short time to Miles O'Rey's widow alter that
gcnteman's g sudden death. In tho campaign about
TO close Tuesday II claimed that tho pres.
tge OF Tnmmany Hall and tho indignation mensced
against the advocates OF dIsfranchsement will insure
tho victory 10 Mr. Loew. Az comparative statement
ana foundation upon which TO base estimates Of the
coming light for Register the following figures Of the
Jones' Hayes battle OF 1874 may bc found Of incros:-
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Albany a. thes hsd right 10 do--in regard TO the
completion OF the public buildings and stood BY the
6overnor-As had right TO do-when Francis N.
Bxoy says dared not meet them or answer them,
be iies tGreat a2plause).
Mr. JoHs KELLEY SPEAKS
At this juncture the Comptroller OF New York was
introduced, ana In few words in1orsed the candi.
dates and made an earnest appeal tho democrats OF
many nominees.
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A REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING,

wcl attended republican mass meeting was held
last evening at Nc. lG Cour, street. Brooklyn.
Mayor shroodcr presided. Tho FIRST speaker was Mr.
John T. Henry the republican candidate for Mayor
lie urged tho republicans OF Brooklyn 10 work hard
on election day ior Tho oi their parry, ~
The New York herald., 1877-11-04
STRIKERS ON THEIR ROUNDS.

GIDEON j. TUCKER, President.
EUGENE MCCARTHY, Secretary.
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the Legislature OF 1877 and there voted TOR the dis
franchisBg constitutional amenfment:-Kooert H.
Strahan candidate Tor senator Fifh district Francis
~ B,xey, candidate Tor senator Eighth ds'rc.
trct William II. Corsa, candidate for Assembly,
Ninth district
Second.-rhc following candidate were members Of
the Legislature OF 1877 and then voted against ana
opposed the dsfranchisng amend meut:-Aibert Wag-
sta Jr candidate Tor Senator, Fifth district Martin
Nachtman, candidate for senator Sixth districts John
Morrissey. candidate TOR senate, seventh district;
John 4. Berrgap, candidate Tor Assembly, FIRST dis
trict; Thomas r. Grady candidate Tor Assembly,
Second dstrct John Gaivin, candidate Tor Assembly,
Fourth district; ichae Healy, candidate for Assem-
bly,, sixth district; Maurice +. Hoahan, candidate fcr
Assembly, Twelfth district Luke +. Cozans candidate
for Assembly, Fourteonth district
OPPONENTS.
Third-Tho following candidates Tor the Legislature
are pledged IN writing to this club 10 oppose tho dis
franchising amendment In tho Legislature Of 1875 If
elected
Senate Dit Senate Dist
4-tdward HOGAN. 7-Angustu. schell.
Joseph shanAon. s-Thomas G. r. Ecclesnc
Edward H. cunnion. Francis NJ. Bixby
6-Martin Nachtnan.
Louis 5. Goebel.
assembly District As~muy District.
l-John =. Berrigan. l2-M Maurice =. iiolahan.
2-tartholcmcw Cronn. l2--John Monks
3-James Hayes I3-John ID. Mclean.
4-John Calvin lt-Luke 7. CoEans
4-Thomas Nc cManus i7-lohn Draddy.
5-Peter II. Crawford 2)-J r. Smith.
b-JacOb secbacher. 2o-Leander Thompson.
S--Daniei Patterson. 2l-Alexander THAN,
D-John VI. Browning
In number OF Districts as will he secn two or moro
candidates are pledged against the amendment. In
such cases We can only recommend tho friends Of the
some enemy OF tho peoples rights might succeed
through their discussions. The candidates not above
named have declined Jailed 10 answer our interroga
tories
BY order OF the club
GIDEON J. TUCKER, President.
EUGENE MCCARTHY, Secretary.
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Simpel I 8pnitrutticn. - San bruass
til snbper Slass Spning. - 8tt @dal.--
"Sslisaejuiting ibuttls tsniirn". - Mas 8es
ra1elier pcsllire. - "aplutlble mearin1s
pirts". Hpitlps "tdfe ny" - @aar
Let pper Ssmmene. - 8rRtier lite 5raae
elIer milter Sttfene. - Stitfene er liae
ma tea3e Stosr. - eieet Waitineri. -
3naen &%lnltenefr eler Sprinss. - Waar
~lstitlt. btritSIt ~ usen Alarm. - 8ruser
lteet {rdle. = Waliineritt fabri,eret al
bsote SiaGS Stadl. - @ier scoi arbeiot
iaarel MA Sei fem 99esr. - Gr altio
tliane. @ar Here Sprbeprinler eno nos
9en anetn aiIitine = 8ebppsr minere Ne
@rdltener emo npAen anpn Wdfiim. -
Ccticrer anbefalsr ben. icrei ben adar let.
tel. Den or eelant uclnrtt. - Yrepe.
lcriel fcmmer alto no Xaper al @9i,s
ter, SpaN Tuner fan 10 MA Den,
lteen II ggbeieei t4ler pal arGitern,.
Sic 1pracripn, a0ent.
Wlisinsr til 6fisripn I Si.6lpupI
@etti. Som ~ uneeriss eiSis wlll.insr
t%crtneen y tletsr.
Decorah-posten., 1877-10-11
?. :. SHOUT,
Manufacturer At
Galvanized IRON CHIMNEyS
o.
FAVE ~TROUGHING.

SEQ snitsr of 9lsrt mine Namls Kun
Der % Yenner b~eilenet mee, at lea
i~temoeles CT / 5crretnin9. % u%eisrer
alt GlaaS Mrbeies at Yllt o. salpanis
ltret Sern, iamt 8eparaticner.
Wiue 9aIpanilereoe Sfcrlttnsptbsr er
at ben beblte % ienete 6crbeeripJ. ca
alle 5alreuccr or cpiatte mep DC bebite
Sern srtn9crs, beere ene benz jes bar
bruat t%ioligere.
Varfftcp - Wcrei6en al Watsr
Street, pso Siesn At @oll's Wsbsl'
baneel.
y. q. SmOut.
Decorah-posten., 1877-10-11
DEBORAH Business College.

The Fourth Annual Term of this
institution will commence on Monday
October Let, 1877.
RATES OF TUITION:
For full course-four months SOC 90
For each additional month A 90
fur Late Scholarship 30 90
Evening course | Bookkeeping will
commence on Monday. November 9Th.
JOHN Il. SLACK,
Principal.
CHAs. Valdez,
Instructor in Penmanship.