New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-26
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

David A. Body accepted yesterday the
Republican nomination for member Of Congress in the
The Republican City Convention met in
Long Island City Tuesday night. and after pro
tracted session lasting until nearly midnight approved
supervisor.
Ex-Assemblyman A. c. Chaplin has ac-
cep'eu citizens nomination for member OF Assembly
Ia the KIN District OF Kings County. It probable
thAl Ne wII receive Democratic support.
The Executive Committee of the Free Canal
Union have decided that the ballot for the free canal
amendment In the form prescribed by the Secretary Of
stare the only proper SAT- form to It il
o.oT5; being indorsel Constitutional Amendment
ar"cle seven. OF the constitution"
Ihe decision Of the Attorney General with
reference to tae Endorsement of ballots rather
DISASTROUS to the Democracy Of this city. over
100000 ballots have been prin ed with wrong in
dorsemeut' causing loss Of over $4,000
August Keymel, the aged cress-g atherer who
attained notorety few years BY the discovery in
barrel at Silver Lake, >. L. OF The mutated OF
the murderer Renhardt's victim "a running for sheriff
Oh hlcnhond County on an independence ticket.
Inc Jefferson Club of Brooklyn, composed
OF independent and discontented Democrats at meet
ing last evening passed resolutions deuouncng the local
ucke nominated lester from Thomas KinseIla dep
recatlng such action read
The " Peoples party" held their regular
weekly meeting last evening in Clarendon Hau and
passed Resolutions urging the adoption tn Free Canal
amendment 10 the STATE Constitution. Addresses BON
the pia :orm principles Of the new organization
were delivered by John De Morgan Dr. p. l. Lambert
H. L. Beecner ami tue Rev. DE- Lisntouln.
AT a meeting of the Democratic General
Committee OF KINGS County in Brooklyn, st evening.
the entire Democratic city county tickets were rat
fed, and support pledged candidates resp
luton adopted view of the report that the ate
ticket 20 be- traded Oh for local n0miuG 0us.
rest cf tue state ticket.
The Twelfth Ward Folger and Carpenter
Campaign Club met At Arnold Hall in One-hunired-
andIeuih hist, the Boulevard, last evening" Edgar
T. Tin presided "A nurl H. Randall. % the Twenty
second Narl delivered an al rrs. lie was followed W
o. tie meeting the chairman announced that mass
m"ctns Of a. the Re- 0c4n 4-sOca Ions u Cne Ath
Assembly District would De- hc,d d, LIN Park next Mon
DAY evening.
The Republican Congressional Convention
in the IYth Distrct met las, evening Turn Hall in
the Sixteenth Ward OF Brooklyn. ana without taking
action adjourned un IL SATURDAY. II ported yes
terkdy that the nomination would be offered 20 Con
or s.Inau J. uyat smih now representing the lid
D-trlct, L In believed mas Nj 5ultn could make a
successful campaign against FcIA cam sDe, altnouSu
tAc Di-.rrt la, been repr seated D. Democrat ior
eight years.
General John COchrane, in accepting the
Republican, nomination for Alderman from the XXi7t
Assembly District, has written a letter, I'm wncI lie
says "SnollI the -ulfrls. u district honor
with d seat In the Board OF Aldermen. my endeaVor
would De 70 assert the integrity OF personal rights
against the cucroachmeuts OF the yarOu-.y combined
interests whether OF individuals corporations,
10 tnc citizen b. pru lent and eco acmrai eg
laon The comfort OF MS nome and the coLveniences Of
his uelSHDorLOOd'