The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-16
KINGS COUNTY POLITICS.

KINGS COUNTY POLITICS.
Radical Mass Meeting in tho East ern Districs.
meeting Of radical republicans held at the head
quarters intersection Of Fourth and South First
E. D. last night Judge PascaI OF Texas, one Of the
loyal Southerners, the first speaker He delivered
very lengthy address, detailing the political condition
Of the SOUTH BEFORE during and since the rebellion Al
the outbreak Of the he thought it better let his
slaves 60 than to let the Union co. and he told his
they free to seek their fortunes Al thii
time there is not white or black man in the South
in favor of President Johnson's policy who was
loyal during the rebellion. The President seemed
to think that II the constitutional amendments
adopted there would be enough people In the
South qualified to Oil the necessary Offices tnere but he
forgets that there one hundred thousand loyal
that enough OF them are left to Hl all the ofcea The
great difficulty with the President Ia that he has fallen
into the common error OF the South In supposing the
Presidential power to be greater than it s.
Judge PASCAL closed an exhaustive address by declar
ing that every secessonst and rebel the South sup
ported the Presidents policy while every loyal man
Mr. KlLBuRs, known as "t6e Albany carpenter. /"
was next introduced That gentleman stepped upon the
platform and took of his coat amid the pauds Of the
audience. he then proceeded to give mis- reasons for
leaving the democratic party and argued at length that
every democrat should do likewise
Several local politicians followed Mr. Kilburn briefly,
and the meeting adjourned about eleven O'Clock.
Meeting Of the Kings County johnson Club.
A meeting Of tho Kings County johnson Club, at
which the Presidents Of ward clubs present.
held last evening In the hall at the OF Court
and Joralemon streets Mr. Kinsela, President OF the
Club, occupied the chair and J. r. Douglas acted
Secretary After debate tho relative claims Of
conendng delegates from the Ninth ward FOR admission
TO membership Of the central club which question
finally laid over Mr. Knsala stated the principal object
In calling the present meeting OF the Presidents OF ward
clubs for the Of .R r.. The
important business OF attending TO the proper regsy OF
voters and In order 70 ascertain, possible,
all doubtful voters and TO inform naturalzed citizens
who may have lost their original papers that certified
copies thereof would be obtained on application to tho
me President OF the Nineteenth ward club reported
that they bad caused number Of small posters TO be
Distributed In both the1Engsh and German languages
In prominent places calling the attention Of the citizens
70 the necessity for registering their names omOTov.
committee Of ave he'd also been appointed in that
ward for zach election district attend to the regis
sfssion. II =
The Tsn.h ward has caused the distribution Of card,
on which 70 o map Of the election districts and their
boundaries. over this is the important queston-are
you rsgistsrsdf r u ~
this plan Of card among the different ward clubs for dis
trbutoD as many cssns were ignorant Of the district
II was suegs.ssd b. delegate tia. committee or i've
be appointed IN each eiscson district for house TO
Mr. p D. O'sulivan, Of the Twelfth ward, remarked
that while the Isuggsstion was q good one, there was
no necessity for such exhibition in the TWeh a. the
opponents Of the President would not poll over eighty
seven votes there, while his sdherents we're sure Of
The Ninth ward had appointed conmi,.e. for each
district who would look after their men and bring
The Seventeenth ward remarked that they had
hard road to hoe, but there wore four hundred in
the club and every Of them would do his best to
ensure the success Of that district
The ss,h ward had no. .acrcushly or:sn':d ys Sr,
do a. well ~ any other ward IN Bsooklyn.
The Eleventh waFd had not done much ~ yes In the
mattero registration they approve Of The plan adopted
by the Tenth ward club and will ADOPT similar for
notifying the citizens the matter OF registration.
communiatons with the Presidents OF ward Cube and
thought II would be ws 70 bold mass meeting In each
ward during the week, as which eminent spsaksn would
The gentleman from the Twelfth advocated The pro.
prety Of holding consolidated ratification meeting OF
the vsxious Johnson clubs OF that ward.
The democratic nominee for the Third Congressional
district Mr. Robinson, made few remarks, In which he
considered that the election would be Substantially held
tomorrow. and urged upon those pssent the sdvisab
proved Of the systsm Of holding ward meetings In
each ward asrnassly and though mot personally, de-
srous OF speaking he did not nevsrthssss wish 70 be
business the Central Committee into executive
session.
Ressssration Of Voters 70 Take Place To-
day.
The Registrars will assemble to-day st the various
polling places in the several election dstns Of Brook.
yn for the purpose Of ressssvns te voss. Of ali who
The approaching slsetoa Personal appscaaso il Of
courpe necenry 20 secure the registration Of your
name. The Iolls WIN be he'd, with but iev eIceptocs,
II 70 advisable fer natur4lzed cuzsss 10 tsks their
papers Of naturaiizasioo win them V Ne pols they
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Kings county prom isss 70 b. unusually large