New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-12
MEETING OF THE MECHANICS AND wORKINGMBNs
CLUB OF TIKI SEVENTH WARD.


On Sunday last dozen or more persons met and or
gained workingmens Club They elected permanent ON
S Ses ns evening" az Botanic 0 Han in East Broad
way. The President Of the club Mr.. Benjamin G French
been the custom Of late years for number Of Paltry
politicians backed by few capitalists to control the
about played out" On motion, the chair appointed
Messrs Irwin Welsh Meagher Riley and Capp Committee
mttee being announced Mr.. Reed, cx President of
the workingmen's Union addressed the meeting
who would advocate their claims in the Legislature
The Committee on nomination submitted a majority and
aaoSfsf r President tn' Joseph w Trw i vcs prs
dons Messrs Riley and Capp Secretary James Cor
Messrs Walsh Campbell, Mahan, Riley and Tierney
Mr. Irwin declined taking the position Of President He thanked
French to be duly elected at previous meeting The Club
however declined receive his resignation aud he accepted the
position The meeting aterwad addressed by Messrs
bowling and Waulford.
CENTRAL NATIONAL UNION DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.
The second meeting of this organization was called
he held Masonic Hall last evening but owing to the nb
Of the presiding officer II not called to order The
committee composed OF delegates from the different Ward
five delegates The preamble Of the resolutions adopted at the
FIRST meeting declares the object Of the committee to he to op
pose adcasm in all its forms to indorse the President and 70
labor Tor an economical administration OF public affairs ana
chosen follows President Ambrose L. Pihney First Vice
President r. W. Lawn Recording Secretary Chas Wander
John Giles II is proposed that several meetings per week
be held from nov until election.
TWENTIETH WAHD fENTON AND NOODFORD CLUB.
This club held meeting on Wednesday evening at
No 5l7 Eghhaye the President Mr.. l. c. Lee in the chair
The chairman Introduced Col Edward Gebhard Of Gov Fen
tons staff and that gentleman In few suitable remarks
sened To the club handsome and appropriately inscribed ban
the gin Of MessS Tiffany Co. the well known jewelers.
The chairman behalf of the club returned thanks
pertinent remarks and assured the donors through Col Gcb
hard that should turbulent law deng individuals attempt IN
Now York during the present to repeat the recent
dsgraceful enacted in Philadelphia he felt entirely
hen the members of the club would protect that flag even at
the risk OF their lives -
UNION REPUBLICAN, NOMINATION..
The First Assembly District Union Convention have
unanimously pccd in nomination Mr. Thomas Hughes as the
Republican candidate for that district.
ELEVENTH WARD LOYAL CITIZENS REFORM CLUB
The Loyal Citizens Reform Club Of the Eleventh
Ward have nominated their candidate for Supervisor IN me
coming election Lieut. Col WIN H. DE Bevoise OF the lith
regiment Antctam Fredericksburg second Bull Run and on
other bloody fields and has been engaged in 10 pitched battles
THE RATIFICATION MEETING.
A grand Union Republican ratification meeting will
b. held the Academy Of Music BROOKLYN on "Wednesday
evening Oct Il The speakers invited and shP s1o 10 te
Hon = Shellabarger of Ohio Gov Andrew the Hon b.
Chiitenlcn, Gen. Stewart L. WoOdford and Others
KINGS COUNTY SECOND DISTRICT DEMOCRATIC cons
vEYTIoN
This Convention reassembled at Nelson's, in Flat
bush yesterday afternoon and after several baong the last
Tunis Bergen G. b rchGeld 1t being evident that
could be choice proposed TO nominate Henry
M % WA ~n's b ~a uesn@aus Mr. MURPHY the son
the Hon. Henry &. Murphy. state senator.
The tOngrfralnhh4 ctluluatos VI pAbos az
ton a follows.
sEcosp DIsrEIcr-Eenry C. Murphy jrr Dem.
james A. Van bfunt, Rep.
THIRD DsraIcI-Nm. r. Robinson Qong t.rml Dem
Sinclair Is. Chiend-n. Rep. doth terms
John w. Hunter. Dem. tsh0r, tertnl.
Oen Eugene r. kOr.ay sold or lshor tcrm)
DEMOCRATIC ORGANIZATIONS.
A number of the former members OF the National
Democratic County Committee held meeting AZ the Capitol
Joralemou the purpose sf completing the organization
OF General Committee A Committee OF one from eaol
Assembly District appointed To draft constitution and
laws and TO prepare address the Democracy Of the
County.
The Conservatives Of the lower end AZ the Ninth Ward have
formed new organization making johnson and Hoffman
Clubs IN the Ward Both 10 act In concert however
ASSEMBLY NOMINATION..
The Republican Convention Of tho First Assembly
District have nominated Thomas Hughes for the Assembly
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.
The Soldiers aud Sailors Union Club have nomi
mated Gen Egcne A KOay candidate for Congress for th
in tho Third Congressional District The Demo
candidate John w Hunter and the Republican Simeon
Is Chittendra.