New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29
LOCAL POLITICS.
MEETING OF THE I
AL COMMITTEE.


Another meeting OF the Union General Committee
held evening and largely attended and
.husao o. that when organized Tor the campaign.
The President Amor }. williamson occupied the chair
and after the calling Of tie roll and reading Of tie minutes OF
The previous meeting the the report OF the
Committee on Contested Seats
TIE SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Mr.. Thomas subne1 majority report in favor Of the
Theodore C. Williams delegation the Second District Mr.
A. Campbell submitted minority report favor OF The
ieecstior headed by M Iegsk
NJ Fitch stated that Jy had Just organized hoped
port The then token sud ressted IL tie adoption Of
the minority report By q vote aftG - 81
THE MAJORITY HIPoRT.
The majority report read al foiows: 49, ,.,.
To e Chairman Member Of Uatdn Gsera o5'aa'tte.
Your COume aPPoRted at previous He,ng contested
held meeting on Thursy evulg sept ~ at the rooms
Mr Was r. O. Leak ps-n.ed the afFasv q several parties
boye district and rred He tso stto that here but
9 poed; also bet number Of votes reused and cm
that the ticket headed W. o. Leak received g votes
hai they enrolled ell hose no oseed ihenlseye as Union eec
and that the second Getting Of ne board YES iaia1y
names Of ali Inovn IS sa were s, ken fo t. Tey also Claim
that the total nauber OF votes potd 300 Of which
saded Thee Villains 1eeyed 1871 vote and that lie h,se
heaug des and giving confederation 70 the snony
elected S ond are 70 t sy 3 ' '' were guy
conclusion yolf woad offer yo cou'iaaaon the
Red That george Ro,s Mclaughlin James oa'e,
entited 70 1hejI seats in ,Lis committee
81 5si + LINZ @a''S IN ssai b rEas:2s ,n
TIE MINORITY REPORT.
there had been some names which be claimed were good
Republicans stricken from the roll His report concluded
Rrd That Committee Of Five he appointed foT the purpose
piis,, tb sS .bs be- made on the mt epd acc nd
aays Of 3cobsT 6etTea ee hour; o. (. and ek p M td
Of five OH the Organization gates the Cen
o y H15 P mr. and s seS 90 ef d & OF & b.
h1 and that the sitting shan Realm their seats until TIE
ofs elacton shall be ascs
The above resolutions adopted but finally the whole
subject referred back to the Committee 10 make another
THE NINETEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
The next business was the report Of the Committee on Con-
tested Seats in the XIXth Assembly District
IN this there osO majority and minority reports
Tie majority report favored the ticket headed by Nj Charles
by MI Campbell oone-iav the ticker headed by Mr..
awson s. Fuller motion to adopt the minority report was
defeat 81 iae ~ fGa s re eic from
committee Of which Hon. Thomas Murphy Chair
informing the Committee that they could not occupy the
any longer The commanieaon was sigaed o. Joseph
B. Taylor Treasurer Of the Murphy Committee ard lessee u
the rooms After some discussion i was deermnod 10 ap
point committee Olive to wait on hr Ilyor ana demand OF
him. old Treasurer for the Committee the eese Of tie
ROOM which be had obtained Treasurer Of the Old General
The Hon Isaac Dayton favored appointing Of commit
tee TO other apartments without delay
The former motion was adopted.
Tue following resolution offered by Mr.. Sinclair Tousey
Re.oireS Thai this Union Gnne Committee City and
County Of NeT;lorh hastily eRdo5'e tne Porm OF P.i
present mouth wise just patriotic aud every worthy Of
RsTes That The candidates placed in nomination By that Convcn
all Of them 1.-The night In the right Places and that
PTi Thai we vii i've oar undivided support to these can.
ddates aud and in rolling io them larger majority than was ever
Committee adopsdrus and b. laws and at very
late hour 1t understood that the Executive Committee
would be announced before the adjournment What
dersoOd the Weed element endeayored 10 create dis
urbanoe bat during the entire meeting the true Unon men
very largely in the majority and the Weed men were
most effectively "squelched"
Prior TO the adjournment Mr. Spencer called upon the
beers old Committee meet tonight the place
in order the Bread and Butter Brigade in relation
10 the occupancy OF the hall
TWENTIETH WARD FENTON CLUB.
On Thursday evening the citizens of the Twentieth
Ward favorable TO the reelection of Reuben Fenton as our
next Governor the hall Of Thirty hirdst and
Eghh-ave. formed Fenton and Woodford Campaign
motion made that MI Edward c. Lee be elected Pres
dent which carried unanimously The following gentle
also elected to the Offices respectively named and
AZ members signed the roll:
veePre.ident Bernard Hammsn; Second vcePesdcnt
S Ds1Ie sn Nm %oH Main rhatir
Bur BSi g. N'Ad'" N'''''" Wilson, Peter Mccarthy and Col Jas
ELEVENTH WARD FENToN CLUB.
The Eleventh Ward Wide Awake Fenton and
Woodford Campaign Cab have established their Head
quarters at No 10 Avenue d. which VIII be opened every
evening until after the election Every citizen favorable to
Campaign documents sc. will be distributed and public
weekly meetings held.
MEETING OF THB SOLDIERS LEAGUE.
At private meeting of tie League last evening at
their rooms No 1856 Canal ST., they decided g their
tire support 20 oil candidates FOR Congsess wlo opposed to
ascertained by ballot which resulted in he following
vote: for Congress 7si for President 332 Arrange.
acticn Of the League Il jor E B. Robinson was elected
President and Charles Omen Of tbe 6sh Regiment Secretary
OF the meeting.
. BROOKLYN.