New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-21
FIRE zoJrIyEs AT RICHMOND.
LOCAL POLITICS.

ADDRESS or THE CONSOLIDATED GERMAN UNIoN
LEAGUE FelioW- citizens The Cityo New York at
this time contains at least 100 600 German residents aud among
them 1880 German voters The surages Of these men have
hitherto been made Of for party end and have
been greatly divided 20 that German Interests especially
have been entirely disTeg4rded.
Ho~eyer since the rebellion against the Union and the Con
stiiuon s2TsDg up spirit OF harmony has Teveged se
everywhere the Germans which Is equal to the task Of
uniting them permanently.
With the exception Of few open and ecre. enemies to
whom Office, the triumph OF party Is OF higher value
than the Mon al are animated D. The deernna ion ihat
the Union md the Constitution must be upheld and all who
revolt In against them must be stricken down. The
German citizens without any distinction whatever Of party
have with wonderful aud most commendsbe rapdity snd
unanmity consolidated Themselves into Union League, the
and main object Of which is the nsBtenance Of the Union
nis League however as also IN view ths deien'e o. Ger
an interest, against all the OF Sunday Temper
aud katvit euocments hkewig the overthrow Of
official corruption ind therefore but expo, that al
Geman wi h0ut exception gho give their adhesion to these
aims will unite with the Crib Above all let party DIFF
eences hold them back for the League recognizes no dne
ofpiy aud its object Of ell parties
Il will adhere such Union nominations forthe approaching
City and County elections may be put forth purely on be-
half the maintenance Of the Union and in opposition 10 OH
ca corruption and among which the Germans viii not lack
representatives and defenders OF their interests To you
then honorable Germans address an earnest and pressing
appeal 70 unanimously sustain these Nomination. and TO allow
be wi hheld from that support by OF those
no in the service Of corrupt party ozanous and vino
recognize their highest object only themselves aud their
party.
cuse commencing with the nsme Of Dickinson and ending
with that Of Tamaoge.
Rally around tho Union clubs which have been formed 10 all
the wards and stain every secure Of those nomna
lions also which those Onion clubs may make their
I'D form toy her an election ei,trict 10 e.e, he comb
nation Of the several Ward tnons into District Union Con
yeu,ons SO a. 10 bring about the nomination worthy
ddafs IL Ia especially o the greatest Importance that you
should be represented In the Legislature At Albany by men
who opposed 90 the oppressive Sunday and Temper
ance laws; aud where you put forward honorable
Germans for the work eHdeayor to the nomination Of
such
charge Of dimension and jealousy among yourselves Is
unjust e. least, when the highest interests Of the Union
the peculiar interests OF tie German citizens are In
You have the Issue IN your own hands Your 2oco votes
viii decide whether you will conhde interests to the
Of the Union and haugcn-on Of corrupt party oganif
tons patriots and honorable men, the Union League
Of United Germans -
RTPUBLiCAY SENAToRI,L CoNvENTION-VlIrH
DtsrEICr-An adjourned meeting held 81 Hamilton Park
Saturday evening to take some seon Win
The non acceVau-e ofcandcncy By VIM Curtis Noyes The
result was subsiigtou OF r. b. Connolly TaHmany Demo
KISos CouSrY PoLITIcs.-The Original Jacobs
Union Convention have indoed the Hon. r. b Spinola
candidate Tor Senator IN the lid District Tue stslsh, re
pubcsrl Of the "a Assembly pisiict nave nOiaeu MI
The Republican Assembly Convention for the
With Assembly Dsrc: OF Kings County met at union ha
corner Of and McseToe streets on Saturday e,enin
the 10Th Inst Tor the rpo5e CT nominating easddae 0r
Rskp, OF the Seventh Ward acted Chairman and Benz j.
Eor ESQ Of .he fifteenth Ward Secretary Of The Con-
ysnon An informal ballot being had Edgar McMuler re;
yd H. and Bernard Knapp Of tile Seventh Ward received
On motion EdSsr McMullen unanimously nominsted
osolutons adopted unanHousy IN is'e OF sustaining
the Government, and IN supper, OF the Peoples Iiete'
EIGHTEESrH WARD UNioN AssocIATIoN.-At a
neeting OF this body held at living He'll Saturday even
iug H. A. HubuTt 10 the chair and d. HennessS secretary
he XIlth assembly District and resolution passed rec
urrdrg Washrgon Smith Senatorial candidate 20 the
voters Of the Eighteenth Ward. - ~.
VIIrH STNaToRGAL DIsTRIcT.-The Republican
Convention Of the With Senatorial District met Saturday
erg and passed resolutions indoTsDg the nomination OF
tho Hon. Richard b. Connolly.