The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-03

CITY Politics.
HxfuMICAN RAfYI0ATIoN NETTING.
ne Young Mems Central Republican Unaas hsld .
"nas meeting" Ass evening, q NE auyvsn.s l,slisuas
1hsse were Two q three hundred persons present
Among other sentiments the following wus printed In
hsss ehass0asrs and placed shove ne stage" IRE
labor tho natural capital which constitutes the real wealth
or this great country, and creates hat inegsns power In
the ssssss aions 70 b relied y We bulWssk Il freq
Il eight O'Clock me President Of ne union, b p.
NanisIre, came forward on The sage and made few
marks. General ". Nye, who was announced 70 be
present and make speech, no regretted 70 ~, was ao-
HHY EMIrH nsyt took The stand He urged the Yepub-
SoSuT in hs mos a7h style 50 Soon = Ss
introduced that twelfth plank into thar platform,
boving down % ihs slave ofgAsoey % soen hs "wiped
Thorn out" Mayor Wood VA abused In the mos I'm
proved black republican Style.
batch OF resolutions then read BY O. & RoDGRs,
and adopted by the meeting The nns Of these vas = fol-
Resolved That the opinion Of the majority Of tho Judges
Of the Supreme Court Of the United states In the oso Of
bred Scott and the reply n esidens Buchanan
mortal Of Clergy men the Affairs OF Kansas (bosh Of
which received the formal endorsemn Of the do
moc1sc pary) contain doctrines 70 which No - free
The substance Of the other resolutions was -
Second Not allow slavery In any form 70 exist In New
York
Third Ratfying the nominations made by the Repubn
can Convention NJ 81 racuse.
and Mayor Wood In particular
With. Landing the Metropolitan Police.
NJ. W. W. NoRIHHoP was introduced and speke upon
the resolutions He reviewed and landed tho iaracor Of
all the republican nominees and pr seuded taa u was pos
sibe to elect republican Mayor his fell.
A Mr.: LYONS, from the sixth ward, was Introduced 70
resciuon was then adopted favor or posponing the
city nominations until Afsr the state elections Some
marks were made by Messrs. MCCORMICK and Catcher.
Tho meeting then adjourned
AMERICAN 6yNyRAL CoMMlTrKE-AN KxOIrrN0
T1ME-NOMlHATl0N LAID ON THU rABLB-srATB
OF PNANCEs-rHs NINTH WARD DIFFICULTY.
Tho regular weekly meeting Of this committee was held
.: the corner Of Broadway and Lpend street, last even
ingehe President, zophAr Mill, EEaq In the chair and
c. S Whitaker, acting ~ Secretary.
Acr calling tho roll, John e. Brgg', Of The Thirteenth
ward moved 70 allow reporter, who present, 10 re-
MAN. This motion strongly opposed by member ofths
committee. Who keeps three cent porter house the
ess sde OF town. and who eiceruy carries sority OF
the American General Committee, n ne does the 1euncil
to which he belongs In bis pocket entirely subject TO
bis and d sop. After discussion The pcr
ter house keeper carried his poEs and excluded the re-
porter,
The France committee reported the financial condl
ton CT the Committee, which NJ present appears to bs
ceediney low bnt four nominations save - ye. been
made, from whom 10 collect smentr There have
been assessed by the General Oomrtee as follows
Resser $500; Recorder sato Surrogate, $500; Cover
Of the Amshouse 500, none OF whom n Ead have
~ yc. paid 10 The whole OF their Assess mens.
On motion The ncmn sons II the tbrec nyst named
dsies were confirmed and endorsed by the General Com
the Amthouse laid the taole being cbsrged against
him that he had been guilty. last s of visiting beirg In
some way concerned in the rrnsactions OF one OF the
"North American" committees or oosvecsonr, tho pre
c,fe nature CT which reporter ecut understand
On MOTION the Ninth ward difficulty was taken up and
boang date October 1857 having been signed by the
State president, C. Damn, u Buffalo Thursday and
by the state secretary ct Albany ON Friday yessorday
This obsrier applied for snd granted, in compliance
with the suggestion OF General lcmmse, tho
NJ rbcve of ten
parties Of The ward, with view OF thereby creating
upon and healing the and sen. TO the General
Conmtee last evening for their ecan Ia appointing in
s'aug ocors Tho de eea<s 10 the Committee under the
charter, excluded from room waic those
under the old one understood to be bitterly opposed the
rev were permitted 70 remiu hus causing
much excitement ard Ill feelag arnenz The lobby, watch
Upon motion being INSIDE 10 receive and &c. on The new
charter, objections were strongly urged by the Ninth ward
delegates the ground that Jsoon Chcl~e of the
Council never been = me Dor OF n;
also that smother sgner Mr. Steele belonging TO ID Old
Corrc had laid that he bad been induced 10 sign the
charter throus III ard fraud This va,
denied the 9th Ter hand auhoritavely from Mr. Steele,
also The assertion tina; Mr. Chol veil not
her or the Ninth ward Counci being urged that the old
Council had taken seton 20 expel him tbercfrom on
Thursday night ocober in consequence Of his signing
The discussion, which was exceedingly animsng aud
personal. npaly concluded about half past eleven
O'clock by motion being carried 70 refer tho rhoe Sub
jet 10 special committee 10 investigate, and report 1t
the next meeting
The COMMITTEES was sppolr,ea by The chair, - fouowu;-
John FLOYD, OF the Seven;ce 18th ward.
VIM. Y. Ketchsm, or TIE Nineteenth ward.
james Craft, OF the Finn ward.
On motion, the Assembly Convention for the Seventh
Assembly district, postponed until Monday the I'm
Instant Inc Committee then adjourned.
THE orrrzENs' COMMITTEE.
The Executive Committee appointed by me meeting Of
citizens heli at the La'rge Houre the 2sh or sep;sm
ber listing OF fcm each vnyd, me- at Convention
Hall woostor street, las evening, add effected pc'ns
unntya hv utfruC hnf
Dr.. ]. Jarvis Secretary. The following persons
were Then selected members OF the committee
TO al cies-rhird ward, Thomas koKnishi; Sixth
ward, Bcrjam +. HAncoch Seventh ward, William :.
Andrews; Nineteenth ware, Charles L. Frost Twenty
second ward, r. J. Monroe After Discussing the merits
OF the various candidates up for Office al adae, and
determination CO ire part Of the Committee 10 eado'so
bu tho gh, kind OF men for odce, como from whAs
party they might, tho Committee adjourned.