New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-02
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

The Police Board yesterday directed Super
ntenden Walng to grant to the Associated Press the
usual facilities for collecting the election returns next
Tuesday.
In using "paster" on cleo 90 day voters
should he careful destroy the which they de-
to up by scratching out with the point Of
pin or penknife blade.
AT Central Hall in FultOn-st., Brooklyn, last
evening" large Republican meeting was addressed by
Corporal James Tanner, T. NJ. Edgerton, 5. T. Maddox
and others.
Darwin R. James, Republican candidate for
Member OF Congress in the lid District has assured the
Civil service Reform Committee that lie Is I'D sympathy
with their OBJECTS and will support legislation To attain
them
The Nineteenth Ward Republican Campaign
Club in Brooklyn held enthusiastic meeting at Lee
and Clymer-st last evening. Addresses were made
by Gilbert r. Hawes Isaac F. Russell, Colonel Samuel
Richards and others.
The Council of Reform has adopted resOlu-
tons approving and indorsng the Citizens ticket. and
urging earnest efforts TO elect the candidates. II also
approves the nomination OF Franklin EdsOn as an honor
able and useful citizen.
Il. VI. C.. Graham, who was nominated by
the faction OF the Democracy Of Long Island
City Tuesday evening for City Treasurer IN oppos-
ton to f. W Beekwenn thT Titizens ana Denloerauc
candidate, formally accepted the nomination yesterday
The Brooklyn ballot boxes, which have been
sealed since the election Of 1881 unsealed yeser
day and emptnd the old ballots They were taken TO
police stations be In readiness for use at the poll
ing places on election day.
The Young Mems Independent Club of the WITH
Assembly District held meeting last evening at No SO
Rutgersst Resolutions adopted ind orsing Edward
McCue for Coroner s. s. Cox for Congress- Alexander "
Davidson for Sheriff, John J. OBren for County Clerk,
Thomas Shells Tor Alderman and z. IL. Roche for the
Assembly.
A mass meeting of Democrats, under the
auspices Of the Jefferson Club was held last at No.
1870 East Broadway Civn Justice J. H. Mccarthy pre-
sided and addresses Inade by Alderman shies
o1trtfnra
were presented and adopted ratifying nominations
state ticket ana also those OF Thomas Shells for
Alderman and Patrick II. Roche for As7emolyman.
The Republicans in the lid Assembly Dis
trict, in Brooklyn, have nominated Bernard ]. Null
holland q keeper in the Raymond street JAIL for
Der Of tue Assembly. In the WITH Assembly District in
Brooklyn the Democrats have nominated Patrick
taken from him last winter by the Excise Commission
ers keeping dlsOrderly house IN Hudsonaye
The final important Republican meeting of
the present campaign in Brooklyn will be held on Fri
day evening IN the old Rink. in Clermontave. Among
the speakers will be the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher and
United States Disrict-Attorney Tenney. The candi-
dates for the local offices named the CITY aud County
tickets will all present and declare their adhesion to
the platform OF separation between municipal ana state
politics.
The committee appointed by the lndepend-
emit Prohibition party of New-York City to nominate
candidates for the offices to ned the coming cleo
ZION met last evening at No 263 West Twenty
and nominated the following ticket For Mayor,
Dunn for Coroners, DIS NJ. T Hobrook, John Ellis and
Alonzo s. Ball for Judges Of the superior Court
Chauncey Shaier and ex-Judge Benjamin Z. Wandeu.
In and of the candidacy of w. j. Mann, in
the XIth Assembly District In Brooklyn, circular has
been prepared to set right the statements that he
violated resolution Of the Young Republican Club IN
accepting the nomination for Assembyman, The eircu
lar contends tnat the members Of the cluD were not
bound by any pledge, specific or implied, that they
would not accept nomination II called upon Dy tine
people.
An enthusiastic meeting of citizens was held
in the Grand Opera Hall at Eighth-ave. and Twenty
thIrds last evening. General Arson ca McCook acted
"A chairman and L. T. Maryland secretary. Resolu-
tions were adopted in thorough record with tue prin
on the night October 81. Among the speakers were
Colonel George II. YeAman, William Wade william A
Butler, Timothy Shea and General Henry l.. Treman.
A Citizens mass-meeting was held in Lyric
Hall In sixth-ave., last evening. large number OF
prominent business present. President +. A.
F. Barnard OF Columbia College, occupied the chair and
made opening address, simon Sterne followed with
speech upon local issues. He affirmed that the time
had come when the government Of this city should be
controlled by the people aud not Dy party
Among the other speakers were Thomas BLUR, A b.
Low and Thomas Roosevelt
A meeting of voters of the With Assembly
District for the purpose OF ratyng the Citizens ticket
WAS held in Chickering Hall last evening Professor
Theodore W. Dwight appointed chairman On taking
the chair Professor Dwight made speech cOndemnng
the rules political bosses and predicting the election
OF the Citizens tcset. He urged the voters
to come out at che polls II Tuesday Speeches
were also made by neral Henry ~ Burnett FREDERICK
W. Dwight Francis NJ. scott and James Riley ResOu-
tOns we're passed ratIfyng the Citizens ticket aud de-
earing that the city should be governed by non-pGrt
san administration.
A special meeting of the Young Mems Dem
ocratic Club held at No 10 East Twenty ourthst
last evening Edward l. Paris occupied the chair.
There were about fifteen members present who ratified
In the name OF the club the nomination OF ADram ;.
Hewitt for Congress in the KIN District john j. Adams
In the With District and Orlando b. Potter 10 the
Kiln District Under a slspo nsion Of the rules the
nomination OF William DOrsheimer for Congress IN tue
VIM District also ratified In the Assembly ais
trcts she following nominations we're recommended:
Timothy f. Neville in the XXIst, Edward g. Whitaket
IN the XXlIld j. Hampden RObo IN the Air. JacVD r.
Miller ia the AXIId, and NJ J. Costello IN the ANiltn
Assembly District. the meeting lasted about haii IN
hour
NOMINATIONS IN THE CITY.
The WITH District Irvng Hall Aldermanc Convention
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