The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-04
CITY OLiT.IC S /.


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Meeting of the Radical Republican General
Committee.
A meeting or tho Union Republican General Commit
held last evening at their rooms the corner
OF Twenty second street and Broadway. Mr. Charles 8
Spencer presided. Tho attendance Of delegates was
very large.
report was presented by the Executive Committee
in favor OF holding primary elections on Wednesday
evening next the 9th inst, for the purpose OF nom'
mating County, Judiciary, Senatorial and Assembly OIL
Gers. The report was unanimously adopted.
The Executive Committee presented II report recon.
mending that the ticket platform and resolutions
adopted the Syracuse Convention held on the 25th OF
September, be unanimously adopted On motion the
report adopted by rising vote, and the members
also signcd their approval b. wing three cheers ana
tiger
Mr. CHAs. s SPENCER. chairman OF the special COM
mtee appointed 10 wait on General Sickles and tender
him public reception, reported that tho commlueo
had been received very courteousy by me
General, and making known their crrand hrs reply
was that pending inquiry which he about 70 de-
mand he did not intend To enter INTO discussion on
political questions. but Afterwards he should 90 prepared
DR. scnuIrz on behalf Of the German radicals Of this
city road lengthy report ssrg lorn we acs wa.
met with the approval Of The German radicals
and for the purpose OF seeing them prevail they had a.
ready formed themselves into campaign club.
A resolution adopted directing that . committee
Of from each Assembly district should DO appointed
ratification meeting 10 DO held IN the Cooper Institute on
some future day. !.
Mr. KINGSLEY offered resolution disapprovug Of tho
action OF tho Fire Commissioners ia directing that no
attache tho Department should be allowed 10 take
part any political convention Alter some discusMon
the resolution referred 10 the Executive Committee,
and the meeting adjourned
Meeting or the Conservative Rcpublican
General Committee.
Tho Union Republican General COMMITTEES met at their
headauartes corner Of Twentythrd street and Broad
way, last evening. State Senator Thomas Murphy pre-
sided and Mr. A. j. Plumb acted as Secretary The OBJ
ec OF the meeting to hear tho report Of Rufus r.
Andrews CHAIRMAN OF the conservative republican dele
CATION 70 the la,e Convention but as that gentle
man was owing ilness unable 70 attend an adjourn
ment had TO Monday evening next.
Previous to tho above mentioned meeting the Execu-
tive COMMITTEES OF Tho organization met, and at its
gathering little episode occurred, which. at this par
tcuar juncture of political afas may not be Without
moral Pending the consideration Of the state ucket
Murphy IN urging the rl9nied support OF us
candidates. remarked that hrs action in the last Mayoray
election had since caused HIM mrca rcgrst He then
supported the democratic ctnddaie and no considered
that the great mistake OF hts NE. He would never
make such mistake again.
This alIusion derelicti0n .rou strict party duty
seeming touch Others Of the Com ntee Mr.. sheridan
Shook responded that he considered IL imperative on
every intelligent citizen s. he thougns senator
Murphy to be- 10 GOV ern his political action by sound
judgments aud having taken step In accordance
win n and in pursuance OF honest motives stand by
it, lie ia not exactly believe ~ pleading tae baby act.
For himself he would plead gly ~ gnt there bel TO
having voted Tor John r. Honman' and 10 was free to
saw moreover that should the circumstances pre-
sent themselves again, he should repeat his exercise OF
the franchise in this particular.
Meeting Of the German Radical Republicans.
Tho German Radical Central Campaign Organization
held special meeting at the Gerfnania Assembly Rooms
last night, when, the absence of the chairman, Dr.
schuetz. at the opening Of tie meeting, DR. Doua occu
pied the c,air, and report beroupon submitted by
Mr. Alfred Erbe OF tho operations of the delegation
appointed by the organization at tue Syracuse Convention
Hero a conference held with similar Delegations
from other parts OF the State pre- Con entoD,
aud a German Rcpub STATE General Commits
tee formed to insure uhifi acuOn on ths
the State all questions concerning state or national
politics further result OF u. xerton OF the German
delegations tho embed ment IN the platform Of the
Republican state Convention or resolution against tho
present Excise law with It's sunday clause and other
harsh provisions. Or. schuez ave also full account
the operations of the delegation, and thor success
RECON signal defeat Of tie Pur an element
In the republican parry som. arrangements were mado
TO complete tho SUD campa sn organizations In the va
rous senatorial districts, with view 81 engaging 10 an
active campaign tue platform Of the Syracus" Conven-
ton OF the German state Republican General COM
mtec formed at syacrse Dr. Schuetz has been chosen
Chairman, and Dr. Splitter, OF Brooklyn, Secretary.
Meeting Of the Mozart Democratic General
Committees.
The National Democratic neral Committee OF Mozart
Hall held their regular monthly meeting at SD Broad
way last night Mt eight O'Clock. There was large at
tendance Mr.. John McCool called tho meeting TO
order; Judge Thomas A. Iedsitb acting Chairman; w
II McCarty and John Mitchell Secretaries. After tho
calling OF tho roll the minutes CT tho last meeting ~ero
read and approved. call vas then adopted for pri-
mary elections 20 DO held in wards Sstur
evening for the election delegates to the County,
Judiciary, Senatorial aud ASSEMBLY Conventions. Tho
County Convention Monday evening tho
Judiciary Convention tuesday evening, tho senato-
rial Convention Wednesday evening, and The Assem-
bly, Convention Thursday evening.