The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-21
Tn. Charter Erecsson.

MORE pEvELoPFMgSrs IN the ALpKRxAyIc COZ
TEsr-TnR xZcrrEnESr INCREASING Erc.
The meeting or The rammany Han General Committee on
Monday nigh, and their appointing Wednesday evening
for the primary elections have mad the effect Of putting
new fe INTO the hangers on 10 tha, institution the
vera wards Of The city. Yesterd,y was busy day with
them and the amour. OF running and dunnins that
going in the vicinity Of all be drinking places Ia the
several districts night would sh The uniniiated
In such proceedrgs AL hands appeared 70 be their
gory. yet wearing somewhat anxious couRienance-no
doubt tho result or about the saety OF their
political pipes that they hal irsi lad down As Mozart
Hall issued her call For primary meetings las, evening
may expect decided increase Of excitement thrcvshout
the city today with all three Of the parties oving IN
the primary elections there vii for the three
days perfect turmoil ssd sxoitomest amongst tho TO-
vernlng ciasses In the several wards.
Ths Independent candida;cs srrngng up IN eyory
quarter for both Aldermen aad Councilman, and from
present Indications there win be no erd 70 them and tho
political parties promise to be a ke The Ma
t,ona nemocn,ic Association, IN the Third AdermAnn
district rcnom mated John I Henry on Monday evening
for that post ard recommend hs re election.
A meeting Of cltzms % the Flf,h district Monday
evening brought forward william L. Proch, clothing
man holding forth l53 West Houston street. Ger
man club In the Seventh dsric; notice has brought
forward John RIcbardsou. pum,er Of democrats rot
iogqe. In the Twenty rrys ward, and nemlnsiei John
Kindly for Alderman IN the Fiftceptt district, Peter H.
Jackson, formerly nomlnssei By the ellzens Of thai
wus has declined, leaving the field opcn Tor s,me uer
Thus the roe< brsveiy on, snt the irmncrs
OF each party daily beccmus and conneent
OF thar Ultimate s9cocss 10 csrrying OF the spos aa1
pockttns the profits that are supposed 70 accrae from
tho rsh obs that viii come ur for ,nsi iera'lon.
The ring that controlled tho m prigc 70 the rrosnut
Board of Adcrren have at present a 0d CT Ancc ~
being nsintancd ard The scenes which have ben en-
acted about The Clay Hail ooninsscf during the
cnming year and Unless tsere some more important
movements put Under way than have boen ina2xura,ei
yet, the Senate of city legislative hdy will counue
10 maintain that besuspi reputation tk i has gained ~
privileges 70 corporations and such m ias We
bope for a bet or ovfer OF tbngs, but zee Bat
small peg 10 hang our hope upon.
vKgrIss or TIE NozARr HALL GENERAL COMMITTEE.
Aspeels meeting OF The Democratic Republican General
Committee held last evening IT Mozart Han, 'or ths
purpse o max ns necessary Arrangements FOR the
ing charter election.
The chair vas occpuied ~ G. r. schormcrhorn. Inc
nrst business transacted the sppolntmcnt of com.
mittee of eve whose duty win be 70 receive from the
delegates o. all the city wards the of the inspectors
ap,op;sd In each for the ensuing chrer elect and 70
COMMITTEES. special Ecctlng viii oe held FOR Tbs pur-
pose.
The committee last evening axod Thgsiay next tor tbs
holding or ihs primary elections throughout the cltg
Ihis closed the business and the messing adjourned III
th . evening.