New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-31
NOTES o. THE CANVASS.

The German Republican Association Of the
XXth Assembly District mot last evening to approve
the Citizens ticket Amoug the speakers Of the eve 1nE
we're A. A. Hayes, Bernard schwartz AMI Henry Fan
David NJ. Lindsay, the Republican nominee
for byman in the With District Of Brooklyn,
YESTERDAY resigned his position a. Street Inspector IN
tb nartuent OF Public Works in orie: 10 conduct his
canvass with more efficiency
II was rumored yesterday that a meeting Of
the Republican leaders hold at which it was re-
solved to support the candidacy Of John j. Bren for
County Clerk. Nr. O'Brien said last evening that no
sch meeting had beu held, for the that # was
not necessary he being tn candidate or the party re
nd Il that he would remain In the field and would make
q vigorous canvass and ne believed that ne "ouId Dc
elected.
The Young Mems Independent Citizens
Association held a ratification meeting at their rooms,
No a East Ety-ninthst., last evening, J. j. COnnell
nresiding Resolutions were adopted approving the
Citizens ticket and William L. Strong for Congress- G.
p Miller aud JACOB SchOenho were among the speakers
Of the evening
Superintendent Walling issued the following
general order to the Police Department yesterday;
The registration having been completed your atten
ton IA AGAIN called 70 General order No. 233 partial
10 - 1ames registered Will be forwarded 10 yOu
9. .re sI can be found the CITY Record. which
vou all take measures TO verify ana any persons are
fonnd to be registered Illegally, you will cause their
arrest"
George w. Bush, the regular Republican
candidate for Alderman IN the IXth District, has issued
a circular TO the voters Of the district, In
which he declares his belief In the principle Of
bone rule for this city and his opposition 10 legislative
interference he favOrs the direct responsibility OF com-
missions or boards to the Mayor he heartily supports
the nomination OF Allan Camp0ellJ he wants clean and
we-payed streets that al necessary public
improvements should be pushed With energy but Insists
| on economy in city expenditure
| The Independent Prohibition party OF this
city held convention last evening IN tbs Union Taber
aace in Thirty hfth-st, Broadway, and adopted
resolutions approving the State Prohibition platform
aud ticket, and pedglng earnest support Inc CON-
mittee appointed &C the last meeting 70 nominate
candidate Tor Mayor reported that tnsy eouu nu 10
representative man who would permit MS naue " 20
used Tor that purpose The committee were
TO select candidate before election uayI anu W "-'
| nounce his name through the daily papers.
Tue large hall of the Blocker building las'
evening was packed with people met to rarfy the he
publcan nominations. Robert r. Carpenter presihe'
| q r. Dutcher state superintendent OF Public WORKS.
made speesn ia which he arrAgned the Democratic
marty and taking up ther platform section after sec
| to- demonstrated the false position IL
witch thev stood before the people he showed thn
whereyer there had been real reduction IN eApetul
tres IL had been 70 Republican RUE ana cOuhscue.
heartv SUPPORT for the whole ticket Dy the voters
| the Ninth Ward.
The Greenback and anti-Monopoly Leaders
nad thinly attended meeting In Music Hall, Brooklyn
last evening II was presided over by James Alien, 10
candidate for acknowledgements Epenetus Howe
The candidate for GeyernsS. Predistee shaxss ~