New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-25
LOCAL POLITICS.
" BOYS IN BLUE.

The Veterans Of the war who believe that TRAITORS
should take back the administration Of the Govern
nen and who favor Of the election of Reuben L.
Fenton he Soldiers Friend Governor OF the State Of
New.YOrk are invited call at the th Ward Hotel corner
Of West Broadway and Fanns for the purpose Of enroll
ing themselves into Association 20 cooperate IN the cleo
ton Of Gov FentOn.
Books will be opened and kept open until the day Of election
during which time ali Of the who desire to aid in
tie election Of their friends invited to call AID be enrolled
The Office will be open from o'clock IN the morning until
o'clock at night.
Ralph Jarboe 9Th " Y Vols. Francis Harle sta n Y.
Vois: James OSeil U. 5 NJ. John BoutysaT. L. y y. :
Vols Henri ougcsinbush ls3d Rert N Y. vi james
J. Petit 1924 Reg Joseph P. Wallen 1881 N Y.
DEMOCRATIC UNION GENERAL COMMITTEE.
This is new Democratic movement Of recent
origin Its peculiar feature opposition 10 TammanT and the
regular ticket and fom appearances II is IN The bands Of
those whose practical knowledge u city ponies VIZ ui
aiey render the organization powerful one An adjourned
meeting OF the Committee held last evening az room No
o. Cooper Institute the call being signed oy Jn Svnge
Chairman TEN and by james Infrhn AnlhoAy lei
end Patrick Rgney Secretaries. The Committee SAT VIII
closed doors and there was an evident unN'i sDs
the proceedings should be made pnblic MI ffltil made
report from tue Committee Credentials from which II az
pcared that full delegations from all save four or hve Mara
have reported and in these Where their had been IegnAe
nov elections ordered II is understood that the oter
proceedings Of general interest being entirely DE-
voted to peIecting Organization which will doubtless be
compile 70 the tangled skein Of city politics.
MEETING AT HORTHPORT.
A meeting will be held az NOrtnpOIt, u L., tnls
Tuesday, everng be addressed by M SaDn 81 Ie1Ss
Mr. Sabh viii speak at Babylon tomorrow "wednesday
evening.
RESOLUTIONS or THE PEOPLES LEAGUE.
The Central Committee Of the Peoples League IN
session on Friday last adopted following resolutions;
ReIolred That hearty thanks
great oecu, johnson end Wistn H. ey.rd III
opened eyr brought bach to the true Light sa
Resolrsd oil other nations oppressed ~
struggling hrLy beleNt IN t
be marin that those who y0r the natural ghi, o. our esa cav,
Will also and favor the fghi hoeY ma
FL, Other oppressed while those
rights Of cooed citizens viii certainly never lend helping haho 10
ered That We h, f,re III stand unshkeny by the laws ard
~ the AXXlXth Congress- and val work shouh 70
shoulder and like the execution Of these laws ana es
ti0ns
Rtofd the Congressional condition the representation
quota Of admitted considered by ne 70 De t ~
and exclusive eondion We
hA supii Cd al the Congressional leritncy,
RssolSes That the prolonged incarceration o. tns 70 n ~
JEFF Davis very look ke eo"afd "a
whole nation opposite powefiess tndVidus 500 ~ no
very honor snd international osteem Of country 10
cOmmfnd individual free, al least ave MIN
fdr And thoroughly impartial trial III
Resore That with special regard forthcoming elections
Ms our pe enlightened honest bertylOying Irish
Cermr for ops moment the ssrn
universal right and side and lager
peer Of liquor and thai gish that n
alternative
sgsin eneouAse thirsty opponents TO similar p'Po
silios.
THR SOLDIERS LEAGUE.
There was considerable activity yesterday at the
rooms the Soldiers and Sailors Independent National
Uaion League No 1856 Canast Not than 200 soldiers
aid sailors presented themselves with their honorable DIS
nrces participate IN the baloug going between
The President johnson policy and than q Congress Inc re-
iory for Congress H. The ballot thcfe VIII remain open
an Friday next az O'Clock D. M, wnen OIL votes wall ne
accounted f1r by tn SgpnU0r Board lnd TIC no o. policy
which viii have received the moiy viii be proclaimed and