New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-06
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

Most of the Democratic inspectors Of cleo
fon were sworn into Office at Police Headquarters yes
terday Those who failed to qualify will be sworn in ON
Monday
Irving Hall and the County Democracy Or
CARNATIONS held primaries last night in most of the As
semby districts to elect delegates the County, Con-
gressonal. Assembly and Adermanic conventions
Arrangements are about complete for the
Democratic mass-meetng In the Academy OF Music on
October 26 The Purroy White Democracy declines to
participate in the meeting Because John Kelly has been
invited to take part ExJudge F. j. Fithian. Repub
hoan this city called at the Democratic headquarers
yesterday that he intended TO vote for Cleveland
and Hill
A large number of the members of the
German independent Citizens Association met at No
900 East Fffteenthst. last night Resolutions in
meDdation of the platform of the Democratic party and
favorng the election of the Democratic nominees on
the State ticket adopted resolution IN favor OF
free canals was discussed
The Hid Assembly District Republican
Association held meeting in Clarendon Hall last night
Resolutions approving the action OF the Saratoga Con
vention were adopted Thirty members were
elected and the of thirty others proposed
The names OF fifteen members were dropped from the
roll account Of their removal to other Districts After
the regular routine business finished there was
ratification meeting. General Barnum and others made
speeches
The Twenty second Ward Republican As
ISOLATION (XIXth Assembly DISTRICT met at its head
quarters sixty-sevenths: and West Boulevard, last
evening Charles F. Brudder presided. Alexander Mar
tin presented resolutions approving the action Of the
Saratoga Convention. They unanimously adopted
After the association had adjourned FOger aud Car
penter Club formed with the following officers
Samuel II. Randall, president; ID. j. Tompkins, vice
president; William g. Owens secretary David Clark,
treasurer
The Garfield Campaign Club, of which John
W. Marshall is president met at its rooms, at Twenty
tbrd-st. aud Eghthave., Wednesday night to con
slider what action should be taken Ia regard to support
ing the Saratoga ticket The club has n membership of
several hundred, and is the only Republican organza-
tion Of any influence in the XVIII Assembly District.
There large attendance at the meeting, and the
subject for which the meeting called fully ais
cussod resolution 10 support the Republican ticket
met with so much opposition that ii withdrawn, aud
The meeting adjourned without action.
meeting Of the l dependent Labor party
was held In Clarendon Hall last night The attendance
ssnall Resolutions to tho effect that laborers en-
ployed by the city shall only DO required to work eight
hours day. ana shall receive % cents per hour were
adopted The resolutions will be sent the Board OF
Aldermen and TO the Mayor. Another resolution pro-
vidDg for the selection and appointment OF Com
mittee Legislation" consisting OF able and eOmpe-
tent lawyers" who, with tho officers OF the oIganiza-
ton will watch and guard the interests Of poor
irons legal abuse cxtOrton and oppression, also
ado