The New York herald., 1866-09-15
CITY POLITICS.
Preparations fer the Mammoth Jshssses
Meeting.

Preparations fer the Mammoth Jshsssas
Meeting.
Ameeung OF the Committee Of Arrangements Of -
great johnson Union demonstration, coming or Moas
day next al Union square, held yesterday after-
noon, a four O'Clock at the Astor House There was
full attendance OF the committee-Mr Douglas Taylor
Chairman, and Messrs. John Savage and Hir,m Ketchum
Secretaries Tho minutes OF tho previous meeting hsy-
ing been read and approved, the Chairman stated thac
many letters OF acceptance 70 the Invitation 10 be
and address the proposed meeting had been received
from distinguished men, Among those who rooentiy
stated they would positively be present on Monday
were Senator Jas A. McDougail OF California; Senaorl
Jas Dixon and Jas Babcock, OF Connecticut; Mr. Wsn
b. Bishop and Ex-Governor Price. The Chairman OK
ss O. Union n0us TsSsyo % Of
OF Washington, who would be here by Sunday.
Among. them would be r: n. Randall, o. H Brown
bama would also be present. The National Unio q
Executive Committee would como from Washingsou
Philadelphia Union Convention 8. j. Tlden, Juds 8
DAILY and IL j. Raymond would speak at the thru q
principal stands The Chairman added that the Con-
OF clubs In and around the city, who would parade In
procession. The upper Congressional District, osu1
prising tho Eghteenth, Twentieth and Twenty drsl
wards would unite grand procession under the mar
shaiship Of Colonel Van BrunL The Fourth, Sixth
Ei hth Seventeenth wards viii also parade n cuhs
Many clubs would be formed by this evening wisf}
especial to the procession. The programmed
would DO publ he'd In full on Monday, stating the nun
ber Of clubs and their respective positions In Unou
square
General NELSON TAYLOR, Chairman Of the Recepasoa|
Committee, offered the following
Resolved That only the speakers, distinguished guees
contributors and members OF the press and members t
COMMITTEES Rooms Tho evening Of tho demonstration.
The resolution carried.
The CHAIRMAN further stated that there were arrange{
ments made for six stands IL the vd admitted q
there would bo more. The main stand fronting t0l
Broadway, would be grand feature in stand architec
ture Bes des the bands OF music, there will be chor
OF thirty boys sing patriotic airs during the neriuds
surh tho ''Star spangied Banner" Rally Rcnnd u
FiaR," 80.
Michael Connolly was on tho Police Committee, and
Mr. T. Brooks looked after the press There would 81.
thirty six vice Presidents on tho main stand and hA
0ficurs generally would represent tho most prouMaer
men In the city and country.
motion was carried 70 strike OF from tho list q
speakers those who failed to respond TO their nvt|
tatons.
Tho Committee then adjourned to Monday evening
at six O'Clock, at the Ma -on Dore.
Tho Rndicai State General Committee.
The now Executive Committee Of the radical repub6f
State Central Committee the Astor Houso yes
terday morning secret session. We learn, however, tim
the principal business 10 Establish head
quarters collect hnaLces and mako other arangeueu
for the opening Of tho Measures ali
adopted or distributing tho mevnbers OF the Snlther
travelling miscegens along different routes OF ravo
the State, 20 make them servioeabe speaker
their expenses to he betrayed BY the Central Coantco