The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-20
KINGS COUNTY POLITICS.

Union Republican Mass Meeting in williams
burg-Spccches by Hon. John Oakley, Judge
A. ii. Daley, Captain Jones, Of Alnbamn.
and others.
spirited mass meeting Of Union Republicans was
held at the headquarters Of the Thirteenth Ward Re-
publican Club corner Of South street and South FIRST
last night.
John d. Darlington, ESQ.,, occupied the chair.
The Hon. JOHN OAKsy the nrst speaker introduced.
He saads-I know We have had losses In ranks
Andrew Johnston elected by votes has deserted
The opposition have placed another descrter their
State ticket The Rev. Henry Ward Boecher, man
revered and beloved by all of US has thought At to give
encouragement to the enemy but we cannot follow him
to their camp. The Bread and Butter Brigade" may
not prove valuable the other side sup
pose Their desertion Is no loes TO us. Mr. Henry
J. Raymond, who formerly DID Us good service,
then read an onslaught on Mr. Raymond from the New
York Worldly But because those men havo abandoned
our princlples II Is that time ago the
Of the President thought favoraby Of BY many Of
consequence o. ns previous 0yaa recO6o oIs mere
the course Of the President and Congress- Who
the friends ,,o q the the former who applaud %
the South and the coppeheads Of the North What
the papers In his interest The Nnu the World the
Eagle and the vutures are writing his praises and pick
ing up crumbs he dropssome Of them objectng
10 taking post Office.
Captain JOINS, loyal southerner, from Alabama, was
democratic party and secession all his e and he now In
tended % support the republican party when he was
rebellion he Joined the naval forces OF the Union and
sisted a. the capture Of New Orleans. Immediately
after the capture he delivered the first speech that
heard In that city In favor Of freedom and against
the slave .tradera
very forcibls address The Judge thought his party
would triumph in the State this fall but II did not the
hearts Of all loyal scuths,nsn would be sorely tried
wth power activs and INSCRIPTIONS and he should not
be dspssd care mot how We arc characterized BY the
DD W % he Of
70 our fell0w-men.
smAs B DurCnm expressed his sorrow for the present
condition Of tho late rebels and attributed 70 the cdu.
cation they received but while he ped them no could
never consent TO their taking Of the govern
Peter ostrander, Of the Seventh ward, made the
closing speech, and was frequently interrupted BY mp
A aeries Of resolutions were then read and adopted
They pledged the meeting TO the support OF Governor
Fenon and the State ticket ind endorsed tho policy Of
Congress- Adjourned.
Miscellaneous.
THE DEMOCRATIC PRiHARIEs. special meeting OF the
Democratic General Committee Of Kings county was
held last evening at No s47 Fulton street. Brooklyn E.
J. Lowber In the chair Resolutions adopted TO
call primaries for the election Of delegates tho various
city, county, Congressional and Assembly district
ventions on Monday, October between the hours Of
I'VE and eight o'clock r NJ, and 10 hold the conven
tions on Wednesday October Q. The nominations made
al the recent State Convention were unanimously On.
dorsed, and q committee was appointed 10 draw up
suitable resolutions In relation thereto Tho President
announced that q ratification meeting would be
held at tho Academy Of Music October O. Tho meeting
soon afterwards adjourned
AUTHORIZATIONS MEs DscArrArEp.-Two we'll
known opponents OF President Johnsons reconstruction
policy who had appointments under the government for
some time past have recently been discharged for their
opposition the powers that DO Tho President OF the
Board Of Aldermen Mr.. Archibald ~ Bliss, who Is also
the city father representative OF the Seventeenth Ward
has, up within the last few days, held Office In the
Custom House. The services OF Mr. Bliss being no
longer required by the Executive In that capacity at
least he has left vacancy worth 8 500 for some
warmer adhcrent TO the aforesaid policy Tho other
politically unfortunate, rashly unfortunate ~ the Alder
OF the Twentieth Ward, Mr.. John X. Bulmer, who
has been removed from his position In tho shipoiners
department Of the Brooklyn Navy Yard
VETERAN DELEGATES SYRACUSE CONVENTION. -
The delegates chosen TO represent the Eastern District at
the Syracuse Convention Of soldiers and sailors
nouncsd az follows:-Captain r. ". obcrnicr, August
wolhng, Coroner Smith, Lieutenant Smith, Captain
George oiebl, Captain Henry Willis and Edward
Rooch, Jr.