New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-17
LOCAL POLITICS.
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS INDEPENDENT LEAGUE.

At q meeting held On Saturday night OF the above
League each soldier sailor on entering was presented
with two baots-one bearing an y, S f which
they requested TO deposit in the oalotpo1 Inc
Bi That TIE SsoiSoz viii open daring nsz wcok 1.-THE
headquarters Of 6e Soldiers snd sailors @ G dav and
Friday evenings in order to give the opportunity to the
Rod That bsObo1 be trusod every night 20 Supervisor
w@sna ard d hs hey e. ana Ssn % p SI to
everything their power to indaes Their 9w sgC s anu
win be accounted for By cOne and the policy which
po.y spte BY the League and proposed for adoption to
RsoG T6S the Select Committee of Supervisors wiz be com.
posed Of the folow gnnen hhomas MSOO" isb Ia Rat
sosi John HocEef 7i \. y, and Col srm.n ,,n,,o,
Ar the reading Of the resolutions the meeting adjourned
to Friday evening the 2st ns o'clock at the saiae place.
THIRTEENTH WARD HOFFMAN MEETING.
A meeting was held on Saturday night at Clinton
Garden Clnons in the interest OF The HofmanJ 9enson
Gen Nelson Taylor John BerTieaD, esq Col Alexander
Stewart and others addressed the meeting
THE SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT.
The call published ON Saturday morning for the en-
roment meetings Of the Seventeenth Assembly District gave
the Eastern boundary OF inc district as ~ s4u
tisement
woRKISeMENs AND TAXPAYERS RALLY IN WEST
FARMS
A meeting was held last Friday evening at the
Adriate Hotel to organize Citizens Association for this
The meeting allied to order by Scott
Chairman. Mr. Stanley Day ohiciated as Secretary
After adopting constitution tie Association elected james
SceIs were chosen offer which addresses made By
Mes and ta sn 6 SS @eel0s al
-, TWENTIETH WARD GERMAN CLUB.
The German Republican Union Club OF the
Twentieth Ward will bold special meeting this evening
tioSs. Protecting againt the SANDER that tho German
Radicals joining the Democrats (on oocoqnt OF the Lager
and RsSstrson Dr. Frederic Schultz win address
ing This is the cnb which last year resolved not 70
stood platform which sustained and expressed con
hdenee in the Presidents Policy Iee manifesto i'sued OF
that time by this Club fits the present time exactly
-" WARD CAMPAIGN CLUB.
! In pursuance Of call published in The TRIBUNE
on the 4h inst large enthusiastic meeting took place at
No 50 and organized Club win Che above name
dent; George N Coffin, Vice Presidents John Nude Seere
taryi Hamilton Wade. Treasurer -. c..ui.
tees the following resolutions were unanimously adopted
ou asHl'S sss sSso Tss
seass The: We Ssry sPSioys Of tie platform Of gasipe'
lad down by .hs Regahhen coayenon at ss.9 ote s,9 Inst
famed but rs1gs IN e eG7s sfo: and that The we 5 30
branch OF GocrnmeS, ana the representatives,, e people
ss Ih1i the h ISp.v s o. e on S9y'P ss11 3D.
;ous seeing the Of political again royovss IN
Of her .ou ihs even it BIZ aid no doys o. asoarses
ass2 y, ,S ,S se oa g. eeS s & s aS
until better evidences q good conduct than have yet been offered
The Executive Committee procure suitable
| the election
Adjourned to meet at came place The aoi inst n.
SrEPHEN NJ. WmOHf, President.
JOHN NUDE, Secretary.
CARD
| To The Editor Of TIE N y Tr5ms
| DEAR SIR: have been informed and recently, by
nv friends that my name others IS committee 70
rafy meeting In this city 70 confirm the dODg Of the John
son and ConYeltion IL this Is So IL j. wholly without
nv knowledge authority, iDasmuch as opposed 10 An
drew and his party will cooperate with all in
nence this city defeat the party who favor him and
| his policy.
| GFORGE W. GIBBONS No. l6l GTalc-st
Ner,ysTk, Sept. IT, 1866.
/ ~,.-- A CARD.
| To ne Elioy e( The ~ y Tribune.
SIR II having been asserted by several newspapers
that the cath Regiment ~ Co. N Y attended in uniform the
Soldiers and Sailors Convention at Clinton Hall Friday
evening Sept a. beg tosg First that The oath Regiment
received orders instructions requested to at
tend said meeting second that The s4h Regiment did not at
tend said meetings and third that the 4th Regiment
ganiEed for purely military purposes ana not o. political ma
chine the officers and have Independence enough 70
form their political opinions and act upon tber
keientous convictions individually having concerted po
cal action regiment whatever. Thomas Barclay Lieut.
Colonel; James Hunter Msior; William Atkinson. Captain
Company h; Lawrence Beae Adi1,n Charles Atkinson
! Lieuiensnt John r. lanteT. SergeantMl0r.
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