New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-28

TIE ri }ye call 80 unanimously adopted iad tac Committee
Among the members Of Committee WHO we're not present
a, tls Ire.i dent Thomas Murphy Vice PRO
dent Henry smith r. Huolii President u Ito Board OF
super sor g. H. Had liaroormastr; James Kelly Postnas
ter Abrar Wakcmln Surveyors George Van nnt Deputy
Surveyor p Van WJek and oamue T. Tlppsn Assessors
o, Internal Reyerac and Robert l. haray Unttod States
MEETING OF THE GERMAN REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COM
MIrTBg
A special meeting of this body was held on Friday
evening the cath inst at No 20 Isrdsye for che purpose OF
Republicans. Dr. L. Naumann presided. Nj ny Richard
Msssrs Dr. MuSr Louis SsSmann and Thoo G Gsubsnsfe
and AFTER considerable debate the preamble as D NY
kee were on motion Of DR. schwasenbers uninanimOusy
adopted They read as follows go -, Ia. =, IT,
pre,en, time his position the reorsion Of
The formerly rebellion, SAFE, % their full nsn. aud
e :, d a. repte.enstye Of the 9erusa RPaSeasa o. . 4
Rg.d Tia, thu Ger,n Republicans the City and County Of
ideS ana that we will do all our power TO eounse' us
Ro'.d Th.. ia the imperative duty Of every loyal citizen 60
no. to conceal from ourselves that the far from being per
Rror,d Tha. opposition the .ocaed Conservative, well
. the our motto for the ensuing campaign
On motion of Mr.. Lueder Messrs Theodor Glsubensklee
aud Louis Nanmann were appointed delegates 70 attend the
Convention Of Southern Unobss TO be held at Phladepb
September1 Whereupon the meeting adjourned ..
DELEGATES TO SARATOGA.
At regular meeting of Council No II, Z. l.. A,
Monday evening 9Th ns the following gentlsmsn
elected represent this Council in the Union League
the 9TH day Of september next viz Thomas Stevenson VIM
Drummond. Jas Ingram VIM E. Jones Ebert Robertson
John A. Foster. WIN. w. Rhodes.
JOHNSON DELEGATES IN COUNCIL
The New-York delegates to Philadelphia are to bold
meeting be held in this city IN support oil President
johnson.
THE NINTH DISTRICT UNION ASSOCIATION.
Last evening the members of the above association
held meeting Justice Bulls Court Room ner OF Sew
enh.sve. and Twenty seTenthst Mordeca L. Marsh esq
Few speakers were present owing to the meeting Of the
Central Committee $50 members enrolled their rsmes
Mr.. Dayton then proposed the following resou'o "u0
R'; That % D0c fsef by .aS s Dayton Be
the q the Union men q The Sixteenth W,da
% % District for Gs to Of s :DS ss
loyal to be held in the city Of Phiadspha on the 81 Of
The association then adjourned until Monday when
General wootord who was TO have spoken last ngot wi"
address the meeting.
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEgrIFG.
The Democrats Of the Ninth Congressional District have
determined TO hold meeting on Thursday evening
Sept s. at Landmarks Thi,dave and sixty 5i9sas ror
the purpose Of expressing their sympathy with the move
ment begun in Philadelphia on the l4th inst
ORGANIZATION OF THE EIGHTH WARD JOHNSON AS
ISOLATION
At Springs Hall last evening" there was. IN response
to call meeting Of the Democracy of the Eighth ara
for the purpose of organizing johnson Club or Assoca
ton which bad met aud organized during the previous
week There was fair attendance, and tho proceedings
we're devoid Of interest After the President OF the
Association Mr. Christopher johnson, had explained the
would organize for tho support of anybody and Andrew
johnson in particular opposed tohe Union party ofth
country Mr.. John Kerrgan was INTRODUCE introduce |
for the purpose Of singing song, wien,
he announced pstriotc-specially the chor.s ana
that he wished & eeng 10 join him Justify is singing.
fsS ter snu9s o Do S6s called
them for the Of SAVING et the ala On9G 10 G sn. S
in I9i De ro o. 81 the meetnghe 3D. Teddy
,hs Te ar then the audience was prepared car The
introductcs OF series OF resolutions when snd
o. o. @ othet good Democrat" for any Other once
Then K. d. Homes was introduced: ne 'O,o
his story Of the PhilsasPhis a., bn has never
"a and oice except that of Commissioner OF Deeds
IN which he had discovered that people paid very te at
tention TO the book they swore on ne tnep
Conventions read in which special references was nn
to the people OF the South, second reading was caea
for and when Mr. Raymond read again there was sort
of halo of glory surrounding his head The audience
was very much amused aud spplauded Justify. Ai1er n
came Mr.. Eli =. Norton, who warned the people ssas'
the Union party and strongly advised them 70 An
drew johnson Mr. Norton wasolloWed by tho Hon Luxe
r. Cozans, who spoke strongly, as Democrat, III sup
port of Andrew Johnson he respected MI Gieeey iS'
though In opposition to his own where such as looked 70
definite conclusion of the war but OF the MIX ana
Water Conserya ives" who had come over TO the DEM
ocrscy support OF Andrew Johnson he had very niue
respect although he not inclined 10 quarrel with any
body would the Democratic party IN the coming
fight Mr. Cozans was followed by Capt Rynders, who
told number Of stories in his usual emphatic manner
and expressed his willingness TO join hands With BIS
ssaaisp . fnANsffftsc iqs Yat6 fadg55taffiHea
MASS MEETING or SOLDIERS AND SAILORS.
The soldiers and sailors of the late against treason
will hold a meeting in Unionsquare on Friday even
ing next O'Clock for the purpose OF ndorsng Andrew
johnson and the Phladephia Convention At all events
the announcement for such meeting has been made
either by for them but fancy the soldiers and SAIL
ors aforesaid who have hope Of personal or political
reward for such Endorsement will not swell tho crowd
materially for the purpose mentioned
BToskiyn.
THE BROOKLYN PosTaAsrRRSHIF.
The following paragraph from The Brookiya Eogte