The New York herald., 1878-11-03
CAMPAIGN NOTES.


Mr.. N. Patterson, the Congressional candidate Of
the New York county democracy in the Eleventh Con-
gressional district night retired favor OF Mr.
benjamin A. Willis, stating that he did not wish TO
divide the democratic vote OF the district and thus
allow the election oi a republican to Office
The Young Mons lndepen dent Association OF the
Fifth Ward ward have unanimously indorsed Colonel
81. c. Murphy their candidate represent thcm In
the Legislature for the FIRST Assembly district.
A meeung Of the Tammany democracy OF the Fsur-
teenth Assembly district was held at No. 1893 avenue
A last night. The room well filled with laboring
men, aud addresses delivered by Sheriff Reilly,
Mr.. Charles Giiler, Mr.. Constance and a number Of
other speakers. The Tammany county ticket was on
given by each OF tho speakers to the necessity OF
sending Mr.. Dougall, VINO Is the candidate Tor tho
Assembly, 10 the Legislature.
In The ne ghuorhood large meeting OF German
citizens was held to indorso the Tgmmany tickot
the proceedings were very enthusiastic.
Mr.. John 4. Brodsky has received tho anti Tam
many nomination Tor Assem6yman from the Fig hth
district.
the friends OF Dr. Hayes candidsss ior mo m
ber OF Assembly from tho seventh DISTRICT arc work
ing very hard ior ham, and regard his election u
tsregone conclusion.
Amid the zz OF rockets last night at the piazza in
Union square the national greenDack labor party get
oil their esoiuiions Addresses were made by $. $.
Cox aud Others. Tho platform adopted NJ Turner
Hall Octouer 80 was reafirmed.
The friends OF ex-Aiderman John De vrios are doing
Being properly owner ana u practical man OF
business they feel that he viii always be awake
best interests of uls district.
Mr. Max We'll, a prominent Israelite of this city.
has written letter 70 the HERALD the subject OF
slve Owuer oil real estate he says the qualifications Of
men appointed 10 office are matter OF much I'm
por,anss TO him. He continues:-"A careful COM
purson OF the present administration OF the city I'm
with those IN tho past has vinced me that
Mr. Kelly Is one OF the best II the best Comp
troll.r that We ever had the city OF New York.
His are true and practical reforms Feeling, there.
iorc as do, that the best man carry local
government is one VINO would be Thorough by In ac-
cora with Mr. Ksily In his policy Of istraiion,
/ shall cast my vote tor Mr.. Augustus SchclLn
the German American Independent Organization OF
the twenty -hrst Assembly district met their head.
quarters, No. 1,275 rhira avenue last evening ME
H. SuInmcrmaycr presiding, and Mr.. John stcler
nominations. Mr. Orlando b. Potter mado n brief
campaign address ana the meeting resolved itself into
tho discussion OF local politics.
Mr.. Orrin 9. Kaufman. who was nominated for Con.
gross by the GrocnUack Labor Organization OF the
Eleventh Congressional district, on Monday last has
declined.
Tho democrats Of Paterson, n. j., have concluded
TO make another attempt TO mold mass meeting.
their last enort having been frustrated ny mob OF
Communists, who objected 10 the presence OF Prose-
Woodruff on account OF his connection with tho
COW OF Joseph y. Mcdonnell the editor OF the
Labor Standard. Tor libel meeting viii be held To-
morrow nignt at tho Wigwam, the Opera House Com.
many nav NJ refused Ihcm the use of tho theatre A
humber OF police and special consIables have bcen
sworn in, trouble IS stiil an,icp pated, the Com
munists being determined not to allow Ar. Woodruff d
10 appear any where IN public
The democrats OF Hudson county, ". j., held mass
Ratification meeting at the Catholic Institute last
evening. Tns attendance large, the spac.ous hail
being totally Inadequate hold the vast throng Of
en- ihus iasts. At nine o'clock long procession OF
campaign cluos passed the Institute and wsre re-
viewed by the prominent democrats The leading
speakers were senator McPnerson, Ex-Governor
Bsdic, ex Congressman Hardcnbergh, Colonel Steele
Il. u. Mcdonald and A. T. Higgins.
The republicans oil Newark held meeting at Park
Hall, that city, last evening. at which addresses
we're madc by ex-senator Frsiinghuyssn, CorllandI
Parker and ohm l. Blake, the nominee Tor Congress
In the district.
The Seventh Assembly District Equal Rights Inde-
pendent Republican Association met last night at
New Tom perauce Hail. bleecker and sullivan streets
aud passed resoiutions iavoring the nomn nation u
George NJ. Rice, coiorcd man. as member OF Assem-
bly, from that district
Stephen =. Ryan, liquor dealer, writes to the
HERALD to say that Mr., Harrss. tho agent who
renica nim the store No. 1909 Ihird avenue, which
belongs TO Mr.. Edward Copper, confirms hts state
IN enl tnat did any rent sor the place, an
tnat, consequently, his original charge was not
prom pted by malice. He adds: reaflrm wnat
lave heretofore stated, that sad nrm (Ar Cooper
refused 10 rslet me the place because they were
morally opposed TO the liquor trade aud would spend
halr their fortune to have IL abolished In this CITY,"