New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-01

The district is overwhelmingly Democratic, and the
Republicans will make no nomination
General b: II. Tracy has stated In answer
to letter from members Of the Newburg bar mat
elected he will hold special term Of the supreme Cour.
often month. alternately &C Newpurg anu
Goshen. This VIII be held ut reasonable hours anu
tnued until oil ugants, who desire to have heir ca'e'
disposed Of shall have had an opportunity W w o"
In the Brooklyn Music Hall last evening, a
large audience listened to speeches by
d. 8. Catn, Assistant Dstrict-Attorney Oakley, ex-
Senator O. II. RUSSELL Thomas W. Conway, william II.
Warng and Others Tho meeting vas una S,rd sn Wrd
and the Republican State and local ucKets "cro
approved.
The Young Mems Republican League OF
Newark held meeting last night at the Academy
of Music TO ratfy the nomination OF John L. Blake for
Congress In the With District The Academy was filed
with large audience. Joseph Coult, OF Newark ana
Colonel W. NJ Grosvenor, OF New-York, made speeches
Letters regrcttng that they could not attend the mee
ing were received from Governor Cornell George W.
Curtis, William Walter Phelps Secretary Lincoln, Mayor
Low aud others.
A German Republican mass meeting was
held at the Germania Assembly Rooms, No 29l Bowery
last evening The meeting was called to order by Morris
Frledsam and NJ NJ. Heckscher presided Resolutions
approving the State ticket and promising the ~
the Germans of this CITY were adopted Howard SaTrS
delivered an address in German lie was louo"o"D W
George W. Carter, Of louisiana and others.
Hugh Gilday, of No. 10 MOrrls-ave, New
ark, is Democrat In politics Until Monday last ne
tender OF the Centras bridge Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad the Passaic Riyer and had been four
years In the company's employ. Giday has opposed
Thomas OConner, the Democrat candidate tor tue AS
sembly On Monday evening Gilday was summary
discharged He has made affidavit in whon ne says
that this because he worked against
a friend OF the railroad"
A report, which seemed well founded, was
indusriously circulated IN Brooklyn yesterday, that
Of the Republicans who are disafeced IN regard
tho State ticket proposed to get up
ticket bearing the names OF Governor Alonzo b. Cor
nell for Governor and 5erman Rogers for Lieutenant
Governor. Prominent leaders OF the party VINO were
questioned about the matter last evening said that they
had heard Of the plan being foot but regarded II as
boom " for the local Democratic ticket In Kings
County.
A meeting of the Free Canal Campaign
Club of the Produce Exchange was held yesterday.
resolution adopted that the members OF the Pro-
duce Exchange have subscribed $4,000 Of the $4,000
which the Free Canal Union has for campaign purposes
and the club has undertaken to the polls cleo
ton day, demand should be made upon the Union to
subscribe something toward the most necessary expend
of the club George b. COoksby A. Anderson and
John A. Boyer made committee to take charge or
the demonstration or the club at the massmeetDg to-
night at Cooper Union latter addressed TO the
Citizens Committee Il Fifty, asking them TO bunch
the canal amendments ballots with the local tickets dis
trDuted from their boxes.