New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24

The Union primary meetings will be held in the
several Assembly districts this evening for the election OF del
egAes to the General Committee Of the City and County
Of N.vYork which viii meet on Tuesday evening Each
Presidents Secretaries and reasarer OF the district as
from each election district In the Assembly district.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
II was stated on Saturday that one Fenton and
Woodford Club organized In this district week before last
week by parties dissatisfied with the former
II is caimedby the latter that the two olbs both organ
upon the evening and that their call was published
before the other The call signed by Sheshan
ana Others was published Thursday nd Friday that signed
BY James Farmer President only Friday The point Of
precedence not 50 important as is
now harmonic and coaesce
NINTH ASSEMBLY DIsTRICT-ASTI-RAYMoNO TICKET.
The following ticket will be presented to the
primary election this evening IN the IXh District Che
Ninth part Of the Sxeenia Wards as toe Radical Anti
Raymond ticket The primary meeting VIII DO at Lebanon
For Pesiden-Dr SAMUEL r. Kirby. For First Weep
ident-George f. Merklee For Second Vice, President
George T. Keyser For Recording SecTetary-Chs Wright
KIRBY. For Corresponding Secretary WI. c. Carpenter.
Tor rIelser-W , ~ Srs' %r s,t,u ~ Sn W
Thorue Wilson A. Ba lor, John D.Tsaye Andrew j. Camp
belt Wash J. Adams Janes f. McVeany. j. Soils Ritter
MASS MEETING OF FOREIGN VETERANS.
The German and other foreign veterans met on Sat
urday evening elect delegates to Pittsburgh and to adopt
pirt"rm The ioi!ow ing resolutions were happtedi ,,
Ia confederation That tne position 81 the d-nt Ct The United
os,nce assumption gained hi accidental
a. ion T n o@'sqas9sS si Ge pe USon r,d.s s
viii aud blood the nation into ieeond and tbs
nsehinsious Of usop ana Rebels be
That utterly Tepudiate the attempt Of Ito Executive
Of United States ea sndte this country his
Rd That r.coni1, Congress. Of ~ United States
the Of the Teol and Of principles aud that
cordially indorse and support he principles OF hecoheoh set
oh by them aud based upon the Fundamental night Of the Deara
ton Of nde prudence 4H equal"
Rored That accept and support the nominations ana ne
% OF the Repable Union Convention held syacuA
Rd That ueaoni the greatest ard should be MAIDS
odioa" and Il. authors Punihedi and that In the nme our
av end murdered brothers Andrrsony IN the
battle held In the Of thousands
widows and orphans In the OF American liberty snd justice
sonuy protest against the pardon release Of Jefferson DAVIS
aud Of his fellow traitors aud paTdonei but
pentsu rebels with official power and public OH by pehdou'
and h1thess National Executive.
That having fought four to beat down treason aud
determined rather 10 night than
cowardy with enemies who used all their ef
destroy the Nation nd Union patch for few
Rofed future, IN the citizens and col
de VIII stand BY liberty Justice and the Republic and that We
lard md welfare o IL defenders and their widows aud ophans and
Rs.ored That we elect the follow er Of our Association
yention Of soldier, and sailors n Pittsburgh Pa viz;
w. KyHsnOw,k Brew. Brig Gen u Vi gu,tsve Cus.ret'
Oh Y v Frs, Lieut. Har;ins 7th ~ Y vi w PaIk Capt
i7eth ~ y v. v Tai spangeaberg LICo t'th T. WI Geo
N.Y.V.
GERMAN REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE
regular meeting was lheld at headquarters RaeHes
Hotel No. % Thirdaye., on Friday evening last, Dr.
LOUIS NAUMAsS presided and Mr. G. BRYERLR acted as
Secretary After the dispatch Of some routine business,
two sets Of resolutions in reference TO the late Republican
Convention held at Syracuse were introduced by the
Executive Committee and Supervisor ANDREAs WILL
MANN After spirited debate The following were
adopted unanimously;