New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-27
GERMAN oPDYKE IMPLICATIONS.

lnsii,ate Saturday evening.
GERMAN OPDYKE RATIFICATIoNS.
FIRST WARD GERMANS POR OPDYKE.--A meet
- Of German cisers Of the F Ward was held In No oo2
Greenwich street. and the following resolutions ona1Hou'y
adopted: ,.s l., -. e
well as Of an honest aud tue Municipal GoTomnent hai oe
Of the mort urgent necessity III, ..,,.-,
best opportunity giving the lawful aud most PaccA enecI
10 a. sboHo al ~, duty Of the adopted citizens 70
nse OF the franchise Of the poll by dsTns s
the boundls. corruption exiting in al and every bsneh Of
t sgs9, In f dsys we have to elect new Chief Bss.
ae Empire City most careful reflection leads
tho conviction tus. George opdyk e b. TIE only oae
only 1pect, that II elected he will make uee o. AZ
awfa means for reazag aud executing all just oms which
Reolfsd That We now will organize the German George
OrdyGe CLUB the First ard and every evening slt
dsy % election g. the time p3dsns ourIsyes 70 DO
al I'm cur power support and the election al George
opdyke esq, tho MsyOraty Of tie City Of aew.folf
THE GERMANS At WORK FOR OPDYKE-THIRD
WARp OxRz4y OPDYkI CLUB.-rhe German adopted ciii'
zsns of THE ward ire specive Of party, assembled Ia large
force last pisht No ~ Greenwich street, Mr Louis Port
den, introduced 5 Tis,hrner s,g who addressed the
cling In eloquent manner syngs clea sAenen OF ,h9
ore of the lat electonthps showing coucuirey thst
M George Cpd the stroDscs: candidate as opposed 70
Wood. a.d dat al good c3en' who eieF 40 l,-e't ~
Government would vote for Opdyse There as no dolO
m he could be elected trumphanty " every csen IN favor
OF reform would rally around standard bearer opdyse
Many Democrats pe,cnt. who, Ia common Win ihe he
icsn, Contested that they convinced BY lie sfgu
r,nia sot 9rth By the speaker Heury Richard eiq IA
sort Impressive speech e1hoFted all to Be ~dos"aAe on
lection dsy and bring all their fhsud snd ~ tee
po and 20 work for h0aet OPdyhe oeosle tins Ess the
crndaat, Both speakers FREQ emily appsnded AR
speeches by Messr. q. n. Kopp, Herman Neioork ara
oher. the meeting adjourned with giving nine hearty cne,
Tor tie successful candidate, George opdyke'
GERMAN OPDYKE CLUB or TIE Firth WARD
Tho Hudson House crowded las. hight win ess mp
porter Of Nj Opdyke for the Moy9is3 o. hsT ~
lsusA Koch adre,ed the meeting 10 ost tGpy %
5sHncr eiecns io general applause o. .a .sa p p'u 20
The orator had to leaV. TOO s@on, - - y 49,
p.Ak tho gbboTing Sixth Ward Ae! hli oe
ire the delegates German Union Cub 40 -
HAL returned ih cheering news ard The meeting dpi'1
with .oud checrs for Geo. OpdyAe c. w..
GERsAS OPDYKE CLus OF rHE SIXTH nAkp'-
Under the presidency of Mr. John schws tins Eis'es'e
fctg No " Franklin street. Juus efner actns secfe
ary DR.. Koch, the invited speaker s1iyed al 40 ho
sud ater pretty severe discussions IS 20 tne hess o. I
M. rssdidat.s Tor tho Mayoraty the meeting closes
o'clock the assembled citizens indorsns the nomsoh o.
Geosse opdyke for Mayor "Fiadeaiehen' were s'ONsJ
represented
GERMAN OPDYKE CLUB or THE EIGHrH WARD,
No ITO WOOSTER srREET.Mr hocher the President Of mn
Club absent in PyaaSo.; s T ocS made his
and aGde''ed the Club :. on ahs ns q, %s
applause a, The reverend speaker tne o.ap
went general debate aud closed VIII 'e nuoi'ee' u
George Op5yko for our neat Mayor . ,
TTSra WARD GEndAs OPDYKE CLUB.-Accord-
ing 20 a call the adopted citizens ast night
~ head quarters No - Alien street. AT T
Wermersksch and Dr. Waterman made impre. speeches
in favor fthe election Of Mr. George Opdyk The meeting
wa very enthusiastic and it was the unanimous opaon o.
he large nambsr of citizens present that opdyAe Ine
ony man who had chance OF being elected - against FER
uanjo Wood and it therefore necessary that o,
men, who in favor Of en- honest city Government 'o-u
support him. ... o.. ,,,,, Z,
ree and enthusiastic meeting held lst night a. head
quarters No Pisa Seventh street Mr. John beoA IN the cAr
AZ George tyss secretary 9be meeting wac addressed ~
Alfred Frbe ESQ., who elogueuty d,nonsiaied that oeos1
Opdyfe was strongest and only candidate who was able 90
be.t Fr nando cod lnsomucn he WAS supported Oy M
~. anti Wood orgauiEaon OF this ci.Y Tire meet
lug was very unanimous snd among the citizens present we
noticed many German Democrats who e'inced ING ssas
inieres, Tor the success OF 0eoree Opdyke
SnTEESTH WARD GERMAN OPDfH tLUB'-
The adopted citizens OF German bhth met last night at Man
cLots Hotel Mr. Robert Schroeder ACTING Chairman AID
franz Rluge Secretary. Mir Henry CRUDE sjtiessed th7
Club ia an eloquent speech, stating ha George opdyso ~a'
speys OF patty desire good aud honest city govern
ent The large meaIins ADJOURNED with nine chee" i'i
Opdyke. c.......
GERMAN OrDIKE CLUE OF THE SEyESTEENrH
WARp.-This very numerous orgAnbsiea assembled ,sa'
NJ ,hi IN Lincoln Hall aud elected Peter Cook PIesdeut MI
Hanson Gents &o., Notifications. The Rev D hoehNa'
oduced the rst spesker and very clear dagger
reotyrs Of the three candidates for the Mhyoray The hey
Dr. schmu described Woodism In its true coos ana 90
mousled all tho German voters OF the seventeenth HSo 20
saId 'heir Pocs honor u sss"0 somge Of ten
member. also appointed whose duty II " 90 Canvas the
Ward and further the chances OF the election OF hi
opdySs.
TWENTIETH WARD GERMAN oPDfkE CLUB'-
According b. call "a the GeTDen newspspe large and
respecta, meeting held last night % konns, No ss
West Thirtyhird street Mr. y. hamann, Chairman Martha
Sanblnger aud Fred Lang Vice Pfesfents John dolsr
Secretary H. Tyschmor being introduced was roeeiy I'd
with crest applause. The speaker, IN lengthy and able
p.b lei for me reasons hy Cpd ko should be Elected
Mayor lie gave figures OF the lass election, ard demon
streted clearly that Opdyke was the strongest candoae an
tat ali citizens whe In favor Of good City 1tyeinlent
shoud y around the standard btHeE OF reform lie des
40 ougth upon the woknown character snd the oie9
abilities Ct Mr. Opdyka. The meeting was composed mo ny
Of German Democrats who frequently epplslded the ssr
md Who wcre convinced OF tho force Of his marks M Hy
gcnard followed and exhorcd all the people present to use
ali their influence aud work until tho dag Of election ia ORDER
10 elect Opdyke uuphsny. AFTER several speeches ana tue
adoption Of resolutions in favor Of the domination Ell eeofe
Op5yke the meeting Adjourned giving nine chees iof the
nominee who IT elected, VIII redeem Inc city o sAo lhiA
eOui OF corruption.
TwENTY.sECoED WARD GERMAN OPDfkE ILOB .
The Gem.n cizeug irrespective OF party met lass risHs
nt Sadeberghefs sdOon, No. b94 Eghth avenue MI sN
be Chsirnon ntroaucc s. E. Tz5chruer esd who made
pg appeal tie large assembly ~ iayos OF the eleen us
Drnrss opdyke q, hryor. Many Beruau Denocfh,s S
orr .ut and TIC rpeeker negueDpy lie AesSsS