The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-12
CITY POLITICS.

meeting Of the Democratic Central Commit.
tee-Nominati0ns for Congress by the Re-
ipublicans and for Assembly by the McKeon
| Dem0crats-The Subject Of Naturalization.
The Central National Union Democratic Organization
Of the city county of New York. which composed
Of Ave representatives from every democratic ward club
OF hundred members, held meeting last
ing at Masonic Hall, Thirteenth street, for the pur
pose OF appointing the usual committees Owing the
absence Of a number Of prominent members business
was transacted The following names comprise the per-
manent organization Of the committee .-Ambroec L.
Pnney, President Frederick w. Lawn. Vice President;
Charles vandervoort, Recording Secretary Edward NJ.
Plumb Correspo nding Secretary, and John s. Giles
Treasurer
NATURALIZATION PAPERS
In preparing Tor the coming election foreign born cit
zens are active in procuring their naturalization papers,
in consequence OF doubt existing concerning the regis
try law affecting the minors Of aliens 1t is deemed
necessary although such parties have arrived at their
majority in this country, and have hitherto voted they
shalt procure naturalization papers. The applications at
the Court Of Common Pleas average daily two hundred
ana nIy me majority 81 the applicants are Of the
within the next eight DAYS the parties may
e 70 vote aTgey 70 ana close
not without some delay persons seeking papers OBJ
tain them.
MEcyAsIcs' AND woRKrNGxENs POLITICAL cLuR
meeting Of the workingmen and mechanics OF the
Seventh ward assembled last night No. 8S East Broad
- oe re- upon some definite
ecomng political contest favorable TO the interests OF
TIE working classes The meeting called order
sbout eight o'clock by Mr. B. French, who stated its
objects Owing 10 some supposed informslity In the
election OF officers motion made TO reconsider the
appointed, consisting Of Joseph ". Irwin. President
James Reilly and Capp, First and Second Vice Presi
dents; James German, Secretary; J. ] snllivan Trca
surer; Executive Committee, Nessrs Wash. Campbell
Mahcr, Reilly and Terney. Mr. Irwin, accepting the
position Of Chairman thanked those present for this
renewed token OF their esteem and hoped that the
objects which the club had In view WOuld
getically carried out
Mr.. John Reed was then called on He stated he
believed the time had arrived when the workngmen OF
America should interest themselves in tho election Of
those who represented the interests Of the country in
TO avoid party proclivites and rally together upon
good mon. II necessary that the ballot box
abused Wherever it practical to elect working
man to do but II doubt existed their capa-
bility Of accomplishing that undertaking, then to
throw their support upon the side Of any man.
regardless Of party, whose antecedents proved
him TO be honest capable and in favor OF the rights Of
labor This be considered the proper course Under
should the support tho workingnen
be given TO any whose character questionable,
and whose an'ecedcnts did not produce good clean
record for uprhtness OF conduct and capaby for the
position 10 which no aspred The speaker alluded 10
the action Of tho workngmen Of Detroit who had he
said, endorsed and would support two whom they
found possess the necessary quaacations both Of
whom differed from each other in politics. The remarks
OF the speaker were listened TO with good deal Of at
tention.
Speeches also made by Messrs. Bowling and
Walford after which the meeting adjourned subject
the call OF the Chair
REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL C0yvEyTr,.s.
The following shows the result Of the proposed nomi
mating Conventions Of the radical republicans in the
various Congressional districts OF the city,
Foarih District-Conventon adjourned sine die.
Fifth Distrct-rwo sets of delegates. Adjourned TO
October *.
Sixth Dsr ct-Nomnated Charles Spencer
seventh Dstrict-Adjourncd 10 the 18th inst
Eighth District-Nominated VIM. A. Dodge
Ninth District-No nomination. Adjourned 10 thc
18th inst
DEMOCRATIC tx'KEoy) AssvxpIr CONVENTIONS.
The following exhibits the action OF the different As
sembly Conventions Of the McKeon party las: even
ing
First Dis,rictAdjournod 10 meet this at the
Fifth Ward Hotel
second Dstrict--Adourned to meet on the 18th inst
Third u strct-No nomination.
Fourth Dstrict--No meeting
Fifth Distrct-Nominatcd Charles Blavclt
Sixth Dsrict-Nomnaied John A. Sigerson.
Seventh Dissrct-Adjourned 10 the 18th instant
Ninth Distrct-Adjourned until the 18th instant
Eleventh Dstrict--No organization
Thirteenth Dstrict-No organization
Fifteenth District-No organ zaiion.
Sixteenth District-No organ ration.
Seventeenth District-Nominaied Alexander Ward
Eighteenth District-AdjourDed 10 the 1871 instant
Nineteenth Dstrict-So nomination
Twentieth District-Nominated Frank NcEiroy.
twenty first Disfrict-Adjourncd the lGth instant.