New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-11
LOCAL POLITICS.
rsr ASSEMBLY DISTRICT REPUBLICAN UNION AssoOIA-
TON.

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This Association held an enthusiastic out-of-door
meeting front Fifth Ward Hotel last evening and
ganizcd by election of the following officers: Nathan
Kingsl,y ST. President Samuel S wyckof B. T. Weymouth
John Bat,esbery Jas i. Koran Thos. McCary Samuel IL
Compte Arnot spence Vice. Presidents Gen. Hiram Wal
bridge addressed the meeting which quite nrge IN sub
stance as follows Open air speaking did agree him
desired mnge his congratulations With his hearers
for the victories In Pcnny vana and Ohovicfore'
which were as specific and decided results any which
acquired during the These elections would have
their effect IN the State OF NewHorS next November when
the Union party would roll up majority for COY Fenion Of
ing election the Mon party would do It's dui! as us friends ar
% and bc aid me pce Rad taken The Union question
in their hands they had said 10 President johnson we VIII
never have you President again King This Is the
and laws for tho general good OF h" Goyern
men thew had proposed amendments they
had the power understanding the President 10 adopt ne
constitutional amendment Addresses were then delivered BY
Spencer H. Lambert Major Haggcry lth " u Infantry
and others and the meeting adjourned at early hour
THE GREAT UNION REPUBLICAN RATIFICATION MEET
ING NEXT MONDAY.
A meeting Of the General Committee of the Union
Republicans held meeting yesterday afternoon 90 perfect
rgements the great Union Republican ratification meeting
be held the Cooper Institute next Monday evening The
extensive preparations have been made TO insure an I'm
posing demonstration that occasion Invitations 10 speak
meeting have been accepted by large number OF dtn
guished public men IRON all parts OF the country Among tse
John C. Fremont Gen John Coehrane GOV Fenton
Hannibal Hamlin Of Maine Judge Pascal Texas Martin
Townsend OF Troy Lyman Tremain, Albany Charlie. j.
Crosby Gen. Walbrdge T. j Fithian and Thomas Ynn
York james IL III Chean saratoga zen ran
els {. Barlow OF New York.
HARLEM AND YoRKvILLR.
To the Editor Of The NJ Y Tribune
SIR: In the discharge of public duty, it becomes
necessary say that should the gentleman who repre-
scented XXIst Assembly District Twelfth Ward In the
Legislature Winter again be candidate It will become
necessary for this association make known 10 the voters Of
his district many OF greatest importance which
brought prominently notice of this association during the
past winter of Albany The interests of great State this
particular Hncure demands Of the highest character in her
Legislative Halls and citizens must look well 10 the past
record Of our public before they again elect them
power. Very respectfully,
C. f. MONTGOMERY Cor. See.
NEW YORK, Oct 10. lsG6.
REPUBLICAN, JUDICIARY COMMUNICATIONS sEDGwIcK
NOMINATED FOR RECORDER AND ALEXANDER W.
BRADFORD PoR SURROGATE.
The Republican Judiciary Convention for the City
and County OF NewYork held last evening at No go
Broadway OF the 10 delegates elected TO TINS Convention 100
% judge VIM Mitchell Tai a apPOIs sr
tay Mr. John sedgvick by acelamation unanimously
nominated by the Convention for the once OF Recorder
vote taken for the nomination OF candidate
Office q surrogate Mr. Alexander W. Bradford received 81
ford was then BY reclamation ade unanimous Nesrs VIM
Mitchell John H. White Charles > Spencer, d. ID T. Marshall
mittee wait Messr sedgwck and Bradford and inform
of the action Of the Convention With hearty cheers for
the Convention adjourned subject the call OF the Chairman
THg MOZART CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
The branch of the Democracy which parades under
Mozart eoos held their Congressional Conventions last
evening with the following results
In the With District Convention at No lo4 Hesters the
5s.ins. adjourned 'D '' ''''' H 'n'''''1 an"
adjourned without doing business until "Wednesday evening
n the with District Convention at Mcclellan hail
Of laa for Congress was made Sy Reclamation
Cornell Ledvith and Brady were appointed com
mittes tonfor Brooks OF his nomination and TO report
tho Con vention nett "Wednesday evening
The IXh Convention met at the corner Of Thrdave