The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-23
KINGS COUNTY POLITICS.
New Democratic ORGANIZATION = Public
Meeting Last Evening.

New Democratic ORGANIZATION - Public
Meeting Inst Evening.
large number OF the more respectable class Of the
democracy Of Kings county, who dissatisfied with
the candidates put in domination by the .rng clique
held meeting last evening al Montague Hall for the
purpose Of forming democratic organ zation and
getting up ticket which they believe will be
cep,abe to the people.
rhe meeting was called order about haps.t seven
O'Clock, when Mr. Van VOORHEES, called TO tbs chair
Justice Cornwe acted As secrs airy Pc tenn long list
OF presidents and vice presidents was read, and tie
luton also read and adopted
Resolved, rht the chairman Of this meeting appoint on
wha, may be q ensure the mate
Of the De 10 ssg AID 1 that sand
from each ward and town to form an executive committee
Of democracy KING. county be held this hall
morrow evening. septemoer II A. seven O'Clock.
Tho charman then appointed tho committee, af,cr
which following resolutions offered by ostrands
sdopief:-
county Of Kings, he VIII Of MAJORITY OF the
people and conduct Of the rights and inter-
Outrage o party has dre
parry and mas foree BY raad aud snesne
ported without competency fitness
ms s Of The party lis he caiaSe he hons.,i and be-
s s. ne nas pGm he ,0 %
the following resolutions for the consideration Of this meet
Resolved Ths, the Prsssn, mode and manner in which
s p @ GO oe be by
the party the county Of Kings conducted
made pursuance Of election regular and
Resolved That lie present system o. making nomina.
tons be repadia.ed oy the democratis party.
veniion. .
aware wi assemble here Tomorrow evening 10 hear the
report Of the committee that Is appointed this
uo consideration ceris matters with regard TO the
recomm nda ion OF the committee and IL ~ intended a.
understand IT, 60 keep this open until election.
and gentlemen will be invited TO speak here night after
Mr. n wARrSo was then called upon, and made
very short speech. He supposed would DO his
duty to come out aran and light the democratic ranks
thought Il would be carried on ty tue young
in the odsshoued principles OF justice and right The
young carr led upon another and different
cipe, and. as he understood h, the way now AGAINST
any representation Of the OF the people Instead OF
representing the voice Of the people tho democracy
have represented what 10 called the ring lcres OF
"Break down the rnen and appiausel After some
further remarks Mr.. Naring concluded amid cheers
ms NJ OsrRsSpER made a short Speech alter which
the meeting adjourned un vi this evening.
The Democratic General Committee.
The Democratic General Committee met last evening
81 their rooms, No. 3s7 Fulton On motion the
committee endorsed the nominations made tho
/, Was stated BY Mr. Troy that . telegram had been
received from Governor Seymour, in which he stated
that no would be IN Brooklyn Thursday night, and
Mr. Troy suggested that made TO hold
grand ratification meeting on that night.
A resolution adopted TO appoint q committee OF
fifteen, 10 mako arrangements for q meeting on
that night
Republfcau Nomination for County Clerk.
There was republican convention held at No. 0
Court street YESTERDAY afternon, at which Mr. Andrew
Hodges was nominated for the Office OF County Clerk
in place OF Mr Frank b. Stryker, who declined the
nomination rendered him At the regular county convsu
ton on saturday last. Mr. Hodges several years ago
held the position OF Sheriff Of Kings county.
The Third Assembly District Democratic
Convention.
The Third Assembly District Convention met last even.
ing but failed 10 agree upon . candidate They re-
solved to refer the matter 10 the Democratic
Com mittce and then adjourned sine die