New-York tribune., 1867-09-06
LOCAL POLITICS.
REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTIONS.

REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTIONS.
The Union Republican General Committee
met last evening their headquarters corner Of Broad
way and Twenty.second-st. Mr. Robert l. Dauagh
presided and there full attendance OF members
Among others present the President Mr. Charles s.
spencer. recently returned from Europe. The only
business transacted in regard 10 appointing time
for the Fall Primary Elections on recommendation Of
the Elective Committee It resolved that the primary
elections Of the Radical party IN this city be held on the
10Th of September the election Of delegates TO the
Syracuse Convention which meets on the 2jth OF septe
ber The meeting then adjourned.
MOZART HALL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The Democratic Executive Committee of the
Mozart Hall clique met with closed doors last night The
uuerraed were in full force with the inevitable John
a the door 10 guard against intrusion by the unintiaed
outside world VIM. 7. Lee, President OF the organiza-
ton was in chair, and both S"cretaries Mccarthy
aud Mitchell, were at their posts ana coureousy Dani-
boozed the reporters, who were Kept III the antcrOOin
until the close OF the conference The only business was
the vote TO prepare call for the election Of one delegate
from each Assembly District 10 represent the Democracy
at Democratic State Convention at Albany to be heid
on the sd of October serious split having occurred IN
the Seventeenth Ward over the election or President
and Secretary, the matter was land before the meeting
and by The Executive Committee referrod back to the
Ward Committee. resolution was also adopted GAZING
10 S %aFd com@ee t accopa6yng Mt Fernando
Wood on spouting through the cry. Ihls Is IN
feet orgnnzafoD and the reception OF addresses from
Mr. Wood. That gentleman mas sau @ snns d az ~ % ne is
trbuted TO his for their easier recognition during
the campaign.
TAMMANY HALL GENERAL COMMITTEE.
The Tammany Hall General Committee met
last evening at Masonic Hail. in Thireenth'st Mr VIII
liam Tweed as usual, occupied the chair IL was ex-
nected that a general would take place among the
nwashed but faithful Democracy III relao 10 the con
tested seats from the different Wards but owing 10 the
skul cement of the leaders this was avoided and
Itongh good deal OF growing was manifested by the
smhordinates emigrant runners delegates from the
hnarl Inn "
IidYey who all felt that "jObs had been
nmt I'M" for them, still the meeting was hur-
ppad through with In a wonderfully short time
a number OF rival delegations on hand seeking adj
mission from the Third, Fifth, Tenth Thirteenth aud
Eighteenth Wards each delegation representing itself
The only legal and authorized The SID cwak front
mo Masonic Hall crowded with delegates. hters and
strikers previous TO the meeting and an immense guam
fity of bad whisky and rotgut was discussed by these
Gentlemen The Fox men were hopeful and full OF
spirits the friends OF Loew even In better spirits
A lagerbeer merchant in the vicinity declared
that In the short space OF As minutes ne hhd To
open ls fresh kegs Of lager for the delegates
accommodation In the bar-rOom under the meeting hal
there 3re calls for B.ubuu inside OF 30 minutes,
that being OF stImulans 10 prepare
for the nomination OF delegates. who are 20 have the
power OF comforting Oh the great city VI Newiork