The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-11

political and popular questions Of the day, pass
ingly II Ia now urged by influential leaders that
complete reorganization throughout the State especially
ticket be at once entered upon general meeting q
all tho delegates Of the German societies and organza-
tons Of New York and vicinity y to be held on Sunday
The Germans Of this city win be represented in
to-day, for the purpose Of comforting with the
officers of that organization in regard 10 The
candidates 10 be nominated, and urging the pas.
sage Of resolutions pledrng the conservative party
10 repeal of the odious provisions the excise
law. In the event OF the success Of the delegation tho
Germans arc TO have a grand celebration. An address
viii DO issued 10 the German voters OF the State;
grand meeting viii be held, to which the German
organizations of the interior OF the state will he invited
This looks IKE work and the forces that will be brought
into the feld will be too formidable for tho city radicals
TO combat.
Meeting Of the National Democratic Repnbii-
can Association.
Last evening meeting OF the National Democratic
Republican Association was held at Hopes Hotel, in
Harlem the President, Mr.. Ambrose T. Pnney, prcsit-
ing After some remarks by Mr.. Pinney endorsing The
policy OF President johnson the meeting proceeded 10
ballot for tho admission Of members A large
number Of was received and enrolled. Finan-
DIAL Committee was appointed CONSISTING of O. H. lab
bic, a. W. Oakley, Geo. vetch, +. Estes aud G. w.
Thompson A liberal subscription for the expenses Of
the organization received b. the treasurer when The
meeting aIJonrned
Meeting Of the Union johnson Associations If
Harlem.
A meeting OF the Union johnson Association OF Har
lem gas held last evening az Washington Hail. Mr.. Van
Nost,an President Of tho Association presiding After
the usual preliminary proceedings Committee ~
nance was appointed, consisting OF Messls W. H. Ham
ilton, Charles Place. J. Strother, W. H. Williams aud u.
w Gardner: when the meeting adjourned % tho l9sb
inst
soldiers and Sailors Irdepcndent Orxwnixa-
ton.
II has been decided by The members OF the Soldiers
and Sailors Independent National Union League, and
those connected with tho ''Solders Employment and
Relief Agcncy,n to assemble in meeting al
Pythagoras Hail. 1876 Canal street, corner Bowery, on
Friday evening the 4th nst ut eight O'Clock precisely,
for tho purpose of deciding By vote which pocythat Of
Congress that OF President Johnsonhe soldiers aud
sailors should endorse and defend the foythcoinng
elections In order the OF the votes
and succeed in obtaining the true expression OF feelings
OF the late defenders of the Union whose support Is
now warmly claimed By tho two great political con
| tending parties, no porson vii DO admitted 70 The
meeting but those producing their discharge receipts
II discharge, other Official papers There VIII be 10
political speeches, but impartial and condensed
pose Of all proc edings and resolutions adopted by tho
antagonist political parties, will be read, and then tho
soldiers aud sailors present viii decide by their votes
what policy they and their late bro hers in should
fly and defend daring tie next clect0nceIing
paIgn. So,ers and eailo5 without distinction color,
who can produce m honorable discharge will be adme ed
b. tho meeting. Those unable 10 attend VIII have mil
Saturday I'D ins.., at four o'clock E. NJ 10 cast bar
ycte at tho headquarters OF the oltcrs' and sailors
independelt National Union League - l3c Canal street
daily iron nine four O'Clock. On saturday the cd
hyn O'Clock the win be accounted for by respon-
sib,p committee, and the line Of policy which receives
the majority wiz be the adopted b. the ocMbors Of
tho League aud recommended for adoption to hclr Pei,
! low soldiers ana sailors.