New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-03
LOCAL POLITICS.
MEETING or THE DEMOCRATIC STATE ExEoUrlys COM
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Yesterday forenoon the Democratic State Exeea.
tive Committee beId their meeting in No Asior HOUSE.
suing political campaign Peter sweeney Charles Cor
nell other big Indians Of the TammaDy tribe
present and Samuel J. 1ilden presided There large
number of strikers in the lobby and passage ways waiting like
Mcawbcr for something TO turn up and Mr. Thurow Weed
held side show in Room Mo- II. Il understood hat
active Is 20 take place for the ubernaorai 0
and the question Of providing the shows OF war TO carry out
tie policy of Mr. johnson was encrgecay discussed The
meeting before breaking up il under,oSd made ana per
Post0ce and Custom House will be compelled "eoms
down heavily else lose their official beacs The SUN OF
required from the Custom House and 90 from the
employees in the Office Mr. Sheridan Shook al tho
meeting IN behalf Of the Internal Revenue people and = Is 9n
! at comply with the mandates OF the National
principal holders, Ia Steinbrenne The sense Of the
meeting that AZ least 10000 would he required 20 elect
Hoffman and therefore necessary that many mon bold
ing Office under the Government should contribute Of BIS bread
and butter the general fund Mayor Hoffman 70 stump
for the benefit OF the rnl Democrats IN few days the
poyGs the Controllers office win have the pleasure of visit
their sense OF gratitude TO Mr. Andrew johnson The members
of the Committee are terribly afraid Of the progress maAs ey
will be left u9tred to conneree possible tss enec 81 the
mitee adjourned uat O'Clock this morning 1t Is understood
that dSsng Pusso and sporting MAN sia3 S lsady p con-
tive Committee anxious to further.
MEETING OF THE NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT Usros
| REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATIONS.
A meeting of the Union Association Of the Ninth
Assembly District held last evening at Lebanon Han The
business consisted in reporting candidates for membership
Over hundred names we're proposed and REFERRED 20 tne ION"
FOURTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT UNION REPUBLICAN,
ASSOCIATION.
The first meeting of the Fourteenth Assembly Dis
rct Union Republican Association held last evening az
Masonic Hall Threeuthst The general routine q 6ssness
dressed the meeting on the necessity OF eoopcrc Anu ,
ton in the coming struggle motion YVES carried 70 inc ent
until after the election.
TWENTIETH wARD-eERMAS RADICAL FKSros AND
| wOODPoRD CANPAIGS CLUB.
| The first public meeting Of this club was held on
Monday Der l. RunkIes Hotel No. 3s5 Hi1tbavc Dea,
Thirty ourht The attendance very large and composed
Twenty second Wards The meeting called to order by
Dr. Frederick Schue the President OF the club The hrst
Central compaign Committee and the following geSe@c
Albert Duemke A. G Raw and Hermann BOrngcn.
THE UNION REPUBLTcAE GENERAL coMMTrTBE-PIRsP
MEETING IN THE NEW ROOMS
! The first meeting of the Union Republican General
Committee held ast evening at Argus Halt No co ici
way J. Williamson. the President occupied ths
The first business in order was a change personality or
Office OF Sergeant Arms by which stephen Merritt was
esero Committee wen into session the Executive Committee
held meeting in adjoining room at the end o. which mo
pal subject under discussion in the Executive Ccumiitee was
The distribution OF delegates according to the various Aseng
aud Congressional districts The great ground OF discussion,
seemed TO be that under distribution OF delegates small
Ibe Filth " Sl f'snsn , n War SorSS N reality the
prepondeanee OF voters would have 'hs poe 20 the
election the delegates from that portion OF the sixeH
( Ward
When the report OF Executive Committee before
General Committee the business for hich the meeting was
called finally settled by the adoption Oh tue saOoAeu ''
essed That the Assembly Union Republican A.sOcia
ous be and hereby directed 70 uee az 81 PAGES o. On
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.ons eelgste the Fourth in the fhh a.
enoy seven dess sal DC ssSsd the a1I5'S md az
the Eighth Assembly District six deeelto 70 the tsh Coas.ons
candidate fr mepbeG Of Congress in each distinct
An assembly Convention 70 ssGa AZ s ~ s,aSv p "a
candidate fOr member Il Assembly in each Of said A's' N
The County Convention .s meet hss4sg.er No 90 Broad
way, Tuesdsy evening Oct. y 1860, at . O'Clock - 49,
ts JodsE she. meet "a ' s e:asG s, No W.
meet at FIh Hotel Thursday Eveaius oc'. H. 1896 a,
O'Clock; s.v..,,
y B .S ossaS %sI .S. a sE %
No. GrsudH. Thursday everins. OCTOBER H. lSe' at
The With District Convention eO@pr.ns tts lx.h
ssyrnthay and Twenty econd on THURSDAY eTeDns.
The viii Di;re cOrsrs .Ous, CONVENTION comprising the
Eleventh and eee nth MsIds shall meet a, Bo~ery Hot, o"
Yli District cs9ge..ions CSeysa'isn so@Hi'ns 10:
Rooms on THURSDAY evyaing ocf. H. 1850 O'Clock.
Twelfth Nineteenth snd Twenty sscoud Wards. shall ure
Diusled1a Hotel Thrisve. Thursday evening Got H. 1886
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The Assembly Conventions in each Assembly District shs mee
places meeting Friday Evening October H. 1885 at
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The President each Association his absence the
shall appoint Tires esor whose duy shalt bo
aud the he ssocito
conjunction with the Predee and kec9d'ng Seersry
elected
lime aud TIe e holding the aid PTmr- Ee toa
published Ga rHE TRiBuSE. Dpaeh aud Hs YORKER D-
oerat least days previous 10 said eeetiou
| Tae polls IN sl cas- o be open from 70 10 O'Clock
There was considerable discussion whether the hours
named aud "a O'Clock not the bst IL Was
finally decided lover districts in order make the
rule unanimous could afford make che rule the ia all
the districts and FROM 10 10 adopted The COMMITTEES
| then adjourned t
! TYPOGRAPHICAL ERROR
The meeting reported yesterday having taken
pn1r in the Nueccuh Wand corEer Grand and Clinton sb
/ should have read the Thirtccnth Ward
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