New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24
BROOKLYN.
ELEVENTH WARD UNION ASSOCIATION.

ELEVENTH WARD UNION ASSOCIATION
This Association, through committee appointed
for that have adopted the following list Of candidates
for to the various Conventions for election ut their
primary meeting Tuesday (tomorrow) evening; w - p.,A
CongressioDal-S NJ Grswsld q. H. kimban, W u Doo"'
County~E. L. SsndcrsOn, William Cunningham Aaron Nc
Call, David Reed aud p. Van Mater r,.h
City-Wiham Wallace. G.. Valentine CbarleS hHOy'
John Cooke and Thomas Mcconnell. -. -
Barto George Appegate and Capt j. b. Erhardt.
For superVisor-Eph. NJ Roberts
SIXTH WARD REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION.
The Hon Horace Greeley will address the Union
Republicans aud Of the sixth and adjacent wards ms
evening at Laiimsrs Hall az q o'clock oIeca pf0'''O"
made for the attendance OF ladies'
TENTH WARD UNION CLUB
This Club will meet this evening at No. 93 Boerum-
at FOR the important business and TO nominate
loyal and capable Tor their support In the coming pr
JOHNSON MEETING IN THE NINETEENTH WARD.
A few of the supporters of A. JohnsOn's policy met
Union Hall Friday evening" Mr. Hasey fTeslde p %
the Club in the chair hessrs D. rsnsf aIG Of he
sail addressed the meeting tho principal subject OF ngr
remarks being the nOnecognon OF their party demands D
the President for official patronage ana ta The Pssdep
should not strengthen the hands oil the enemy
plying them with QuarteTmaseTs stOTes-s sentiment a
was enthusiastically spplaOded.
WHAT ONE OF THE BOYS IN BLUE SAYS.
A short time since the twentieth ward Johnson
Club of Brooklyn elected OF their Wee PRESIDENTS
McIeer one o the gallant 4th Regiment and the present
Auditor Of the city. How the intended honor was re-
ceved ana appreciated may be seen by the following cor
BROOKLYN, Sept 1866
SIR The National Union Johnson CLUB" OF the twentieth
OF 81 have unanimously elected you one OF
the Honorary Vice Presidents" OF the tlh. Please notify ~ Of
your the honor conferred upon you
.tP Es,Iss'o' VOC, SSf1P' KTsI Committee
JAMES McLKER, esq.. Auditor City Of Brooklyn - ,...
OFFICE. bROoKLYs sept ~ looo
hf,,,, CHAa y. FLoAr d.d CHAs L. KIRBY Commhte:
a receipt Of eter OF this dste noyne
haonsl Union John,on Club Of the twentieth "Iu u
IN, civ OF Brook ~ uuiuuou'y elected OF the houoi
y Vice Cb and requesting me 10 notify you Of
nv acceptance Of the honor conferred upon me-
In r,piy inform that Is my ehiei pnd 10 nave
been soldier Of grand army Of the Union aud now that the great
contest IN that political post, snail not De
pronstep with my While the held believe that the
policy set forth 10 the proposed
20 The itnton and that s accept
e by the states lately rebellion will ID TO the most speedy and
the Union that this plan vi" prevent
AZ attempt disturb the relation Of the states 70 eae
other While with Of the views heretofore
by PRECEDENT Johnson national questions kno" tha h srh
,nt, heyeta question Of eonruetion are neo
te.p.etfuy decline houoT you con.e.rrd upon me
am gentlemen respectfully yours, etc. jas. MSLkhs
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION PoR THB NINTH
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Mr. John c. Jacobs was nominated, on Saturday,
by that wing Of Democratic party calling themselves
Natoua as candidate Assembly for the Ninth District
the Ninth Ward OF Brooklyn and County towns OF
Kings County.
SEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
The delegates 10 the Seventh Assembly District
NATIONALLY Saturday, Fillmore place and
Iinhat. e d. aud adjourned until Friday neI' without
making nomination