The New York herald., 1866-09-06

| FORMATION CENTRAL COMMITTEES OF ruR JoH,sos
CLuBs KINGS CouyTy-A meeting OF the delegates OF
the johnson Clubs Of the county Of Kings held
evening at the Athon@um, Brooklyn The meeting was
convened pursuant TO call of the Kng's county Central
| johnson Club, and largely attended by som
Of the most influential and prominent citizens
| OF Brooklyn OF both conservative parties.
The meeting was called to order by the Chairman Mt
Thomas Kinsea, Postmaster Of Brooklyn Alderman
Douglass acting as secretary After remarks from
the Chairman explaining the necessity for citizens Of
both parties to assist by their voices and efforts tho
~ OF restoration nsuguracd by Andrew Johnson the
peaer hoped that the Of constitutional liberty
would DO conserved by the operations Of their organiza
A committee consisting of Dcmas Barnes, Thomas
Murphy VIM T.. Robinson. Edward Rowe O. Pryor
Torke, Chas Elliot ana Ttos Kinsela who were appoint
o. at the last meeting for the selection of pernanc
ocers then retired, during thor absence the dele
gas from the various wards presented their credentials
TGerc were several coniestng delegations from the
sixth and Twelfth wards, and upon motion their exau
nation was laid over until the next meeting. Tho
ComMitteo on permanent officers through their chair
man, oamas Barnes, reported the following names for
permanent officers Of the Central Committee. For
President, Postmaster Thomas Kinseila vico President
Wm C. Robinson. Sccretares, Ex-Alderman J. l. Doug
lass aad J. Ticrnan; Treasurer, Captan Hoygan.
The following resolution offered by Mr.. J. L. Doug.
lass was unanimously adopted.
Whereas In the dspen satons OF Almighty God we are
called unon TO mourn the ioss Of our omncnty conscr
M nss d e Desn n s s II Wham @ %
& ness Of purpose sound Judgment and fidelity
Ing times Of he republic and Who WITH The great oi
and perpetuate Union one and iseparabe; be IT
Eosoiyed That by the dcceas- Of Dean Richmond the
a has Lost 70 bSnorsd 20 ore Whose aeySon % principle
ora allotted 70 man. and the grateful rcmemsaance OF al
who acaireais counsc bis heneyoient gifts end ri.
country and its resources
I've $ asepy e e on, WIN s Ay n
shss n thelloss Of m bonored and devoted
Of this club l.'-l
af,ar thn or eoyoo ,n,co
tho association adjourned to the 18th OF September inst
THr JsaSsos REPUBLICAN CoSveSrross-EIscrIo.
DRLEcArss. The conservative primaries held in
Brooklyn Tuesday evening Tho delegates chosen
attend Assembly conventions Ia the different districts
appoint delegates from each district TO represent
Kings county the Albany State convention. TO be held
the 1lth ipst Tho following are the delegates
cleccd:--First wardWilliam Atkinson. Conley Roddy,
Michael RYAN. Second ward-Hugh Mclaughlin James
A. Duffy. Owen Dousherty Third wEd-Rchert 3arr,
A. G smith, Patrick Burn. Fourth ward--Hugh NC
Iaughlip jeremiah Chadwick, Richard Holden. Fifth
ward--$yalter lnng Hugh N. Clark. Michael Muilady
-lxth wsri-Jarnes Bell James Duun Michael smith
seventh ward-Deuuis sattery Thomes Wheean, James
Brennan. Eighth ward-George Valentine George
Hochstadtcr, John Whitehead. Ninth ward-Francs
McNeeey James williamson, James GRAY. Tenth
ward-Bartey Gray. John o'oonnOr, James MccauIey
nard Measuorc Twelfth ward-Thomas Foran, Joseph
McCann Patrick Eagan. Thirteenth ward-Ge0rge
ward-James Walsh, Patrick Tuiiy, Frank Nolan. SIX.
teenth ward-John h Jurgens, - Esenan. Twen-
Quinn. New UHecht-Hcnry G. Murphy. Jr., Gasret 7.
Bergen Rudolph Van Brunt New LotLs--Francis Ian
zer, Sr., o. A. b. Bergenann, Phslip Clos.
ANDREW JOHNSON CLuss--0n Tuesday evening last
well attended meetings or the conservative citizens OF
the Sixth and Eleventh wards held fog the purpose
OF organizing Johnson campaign Gibbs and endorsing the
principles OF the National Union Convention Of Phadel
pha irrespective of party manifest their approval of
the resolutions passed at tha. convepoD aud 10 pledge
themselves labor support OF tho restoration policy
enumerated by Andrew johnson Enthusiastic speeches
wero made by prominent Union men, and the desired
organizations placed on a sound footing.