The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-18
CIty Politics.

GERMAN DEMUCHAfIU UNION MEETING.
large and respectable meeting 81 tcrmen democrats
held at the Cooper Tuesday evening rbc
proceedings were conducted in The Gcrmsn lausaA
The meeting called % order by Mr. Gu,t,vus Low.
eek, Chairman Of the Dousas Johnson C.aus Asso-
citation. August Bemort Eau vas appoints PRECEDENT,
and In yer. able speech urged the necessity % ssin
ing the democratic Union ticket Fifty three vcs
dents twenty two Secretaries were elected series
OF resolutions, offered by w. Bengue, declaring IN.
aterabe resolution of the Germans VI the city " New
York 10 sustain the Union ticket and the Unon
BY defeating the back republican party nj the polls N
November, were unanimously sdvpId several GENTLE
then spoke .var OF the claims OF senator Douglas
voters Ibe meeting aojournsd At late hour with
cheers for the democracy Douglas and the Union ticket
INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COMMITTEE
This committee net last evening at No. 1913 Bowery,
Mr.. J. Rosenbourg, the President, In the chair.
After the disposal Of some routine business the sub
ject Of putting nomination ticket IN be made from
the Democratic tickets srcady IN the field, up for
IL was stated that The members had no, been entirely
no1ef OF the present meeting, and On motion the nom
naions we're postponed until Friday eveaag next, Ut
eight O'Clock. The meeting then adjourned.
THE UNION ToRCHLIGHr PROCESSION.
We understand that The grand torcnlxht prtccSion
progressra upaer The Of Marshal Ryndcrs,
and az considerable amount Of money must be exp,nd
make tie mpos spectacle that the citizens II
Nex York look for we ca UPON our citizens, and par
Chairman, ~ sustain the Ma sbal IN ent wins
calculated to muse spirit of enthusiasm and conf
deuce into the people OF this city and STATE hun
oTedola greater than iny pablo demonstr alton YET
given Mt the Cooper lattitute elsewhere We
slso learn thai the Marshal Chairman OF tho sap
Committee Of ArranR, nens, appointed by the Uaion
Committee To perfect tho business OF The Union demon
srathn m The cooper Institute and In that capacity
dred eciebt and esfeutis service, every body who
witnessed 10 testify. 10 has been generally der
stood by all casss In The city that the tnion Commiiee
OF fifteen 70 nfsrt the fathal In getting up the
proposed torchght procession and that the Marshal him
felf, ~ be bac u right %, WAS folly Impressed with
that telief and therefore gave the orders for the
necessary preparations m view OF the affair.
SIN, not cent has been appropriated ~ that
committee 10 assist him, and tbev rcfrsc 10 do
20, DoiwtbsandDs that many who have made conr hu-
TORS 10 that committee expected tina, portion OF tho
money would be appropriated "a the purposes ~ the pro-
Since the refusa. ~ the chairman, rever
esrn b. referring 10 our Advertising columns of y-ster
day fat Mr. Monroe, ~ the Commte. ~ Fifteen,
oaicd at The quarters Of the Grand Marshal, where
all Ulcers Of clubs and associations had assembled
for the purpose Of making smens for the torch
Hgh. procession, and there offered resolution that
committee, consisting Of some twenty txo grntemsn,
should e appor ted 10 collect funds 10 asst isayng
the expenses OF tho procession and other political
refses " the campaign. Mr. Monrac r.q1ested
ttse 81 twenty should ratified by heads
., ~ the clubs proposing take part The
word be uscesH = fny Ina The COMMITTEES
ronsiy ratified, hecaHte every eerCn present al tho
meeirg took IL for granted that ~ the Cmttc.
Of Fifteen had proposed a. IL would be the ~ put.
ting INTO the hands o. the Tarehgb Committee sufficient
recuntry aid 70 carry ont their objects
AZ immecbie AID 10 nscesary. cal upcn The Union
rho vii audit all proper bills and expenses q the torch
lieht Committee