The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-09

PainARy ElrcrIoSs --The radical Fsf1tfs.p -.
Cooper Institute democracy, the Mozart Hsn asaosay
and the McKeen democratic faction held then pamas,
elections last night elect delegates 70 tbs County CON
gressional Assembly and judiciary convsnions wheh
take place this wcek usual the elections ere hsS
In grog shops and out ofthe~a7 places whsr Fempec
BILE men would no. resort 20 that the . ssis msksEs
cpation Of row al the polls held . reserve fofcs N
hand, ready for prompt scion but no disturbances -
yet arranged for their primary elections They are owi
IDENTIFY waiting 70 learn the action and the noinaions
Of the other factions Of the democracy 10 order q Goes
promise bargain and swap nominees - events ana pra
poets for their success may dictate
RAISING BANNER N nE E,aHrH wARD.-Ths Eghih
Ward Democratic johnson Club held an Outdoor meeting
last evening At the corner Of Spring and rhompsoE
Streets the occasion Of hanging their campas
banner The meeting was inausuraied win music ans
ahalf dozen skyrockets nterspescd with an occasions
Roman candle Speeches made Ny : = Cox
Ohio; g. W. Custer and others Mr. Cox predictsda
recurrence OF late internscine travail with hloon
abundance, In the event Of radical uamrh. NJ
people, he said wanted peace; they have had
enough, and peace should be BY reaor
alton OF the States ana their representation Congress
the West In favor Of the Impeachment " Presidtns Ju
son the session OF the rump ongress boz HnFy
Ward Beecber was coming around 20 the rgtt frsnd.
Tue scales falling from his eyes, and ther, sas be-
ginning 70 dawn hope that he might yet get ttcayen
event which would irfinancntly separate lim from
his congre alton An attempt W make this gotrninsot
simply national would fail; IL 10 feeders govern.
ment and can be made unit only ON Presidnt John.
sons plan. The speaker discussed the oonti,utionai
amendment as opposed 70 the policy Of AndrswJ ohnson
and pronounced q joke, threat and iFa1d
on the country. He r.asscrted the old aoama I"
State sovereignty. President johnson had Informed
him that General Mcclellan had written a eti1 ~
proving Of his policy. He argued against prcsoii,e
tariff and In his peroraton declared thai the itesden
policy will eventually b. vndicated. Geo. " Curtis
succeeded Mr.. Cox He realized the dihcuiu OF 20.
lowing one Of the abest orators In the c0kUry Ms
defamation was directed mainly against the Iesalue
OF this State VIII oh he charged deprivrs the e'u
Gems OF their political rights and disfranct sing thos
Of foreign birth The Registration struck NJ the run
damenta right Of the people-thc elective frssche-
which they should had TO be at ae point o.
the bayonet The republicans the siemles Oh me
labonng classes and OF those Irish ytro's who we're
struggling 10 disenthral their naisn from tne BRUSH
yoke and attempt TO mpeae The Pres Gent would %
the signal for more violence oiher speakers ioho"eo
in a similar strain, and the meeting dispersed.
The RADICAL EXECUTIVE CoxnrTnR-There was .
special meeting of the Pdical Central Executive Com
mtee hS,d Yesterday afternoon at No 800 Broadway
IN arnnuc tb> programme for the meeting 10 be
held on N.aday. October 49, and around the Cooper
Insttuss- II was decided that VIM. f. Dodge will
preside in the man hall Dr. Louis Neumsn at the
and Mr.. James ". Thompson at the third stand. The
following gentlemen have promised 70 be present the
occasion Governor Fenton, Major General j. e Ere
made for display Of fireworks, the engagement Of
bands of music, calcium lights, &C.
CONVENTION OF GERMAN BREWERS Tho German beer
brewers Of this city and vicinity met in Essex
Saturday last for the purpose Of taking action in refer
the ensuing election, and TO inaugurate
in favor Of the democratic State ticket Mr. Kuntz
occupied the chair After some discussion resolution
passed by which the committees appointed pre-
vious occason-when the movement in opposition to
the Excise and Sunday law was commenced-wero re-
empowered to superntend the reception OF funds which
are to be raised by the brewers TO be used 70 the
Of repeating the Excise law A large amount OF money
Tor this purpose has already been collected.