New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-27
POLITICAL.
NETWORK.

| A THOROUGH REPUBLICAN oRGANIZATIoN-THE
CITY TO BE CANvAssED.
A large and enthusiastic Darling meeting was
held At the Republican Headquarter OF Broad
way aud Twenty scoonds. Tuesday afternoon. For
ytwo delegates from each Of the Republican organiza-
lions present and permanent organization was
effected Mr. j. Soils Ritterband being elected President
Mr. Rufus r. Andrews stated that at meeting held NJ
the Twenty thrdst. Headquarters Monday evening,
Mr. Darling had been unanimously nominated for Mayor
aud delegates appointed 10 cooperate with the party.
OF which Mr. Spencer Ia Chairman In securing tho cleo
ton OF the Republican candidate His remarks were re-
ceiyed with applause MT Rtterband In reply expressed
the qualification II afforded him To welcome the Andrews
delegation, and he hoped that by their united efforts the
Republicans ~ this city would Phoenix like, rise IN their
strength from the ashes November and triumphanty
elect Mr. Darling December 10 the dsnay OF tho Wild
birds Of TamUany and Mozart. Committee, consisting
OF the President and Secretary Of the meeting. with
Messr Andrews, Murphy, Lent. oliver. ana Edwards.
chosen make fora thorough canvass
OF the city. Finance Committee Of ten was appointed
by the President, consisting Of Mesrs Waldo ntchlns
r. +. Andrews, W. n. Stewart, James Kelley G. spen-
GER Thomas Murphy W. II. White, ~ ID. Greene j. o:
Miiler and A. Wakeman. The meeting then adjourned
10 Wednesday evening.
DARLING CLUB IN THE TWELFTH ASSEMBLY
DISTRICT, YIN, -
The Republican electors of the Xllth Assem-
bly, District met Monday evening a. NO ~ aNenne , 49,
elected President, aid r. q Hunt Secretary Com
mttee appointed TO canvass every election uSi0
in the Assembly District.
THE GERMANS AROUSED.
At meeting of the Executive Committee OF
the German Radical Campaign Cub, hrid OH INC 4''"
lust, the following resolutions were passed. ., T.,
Rs0red That the Hon. Wihsm A. Daring ~ heAiup SnPP
Mayor by this orr during the pending election .t
R>solred That Published In The German hepusH
The IsmOcraf calling all tue German hepuoAs
fe In their several Assembly birets In oIder u hsr gu
Ofihs worthy representative. of Republican party
ORGANIZATION OF THE UNION REPUBLICAN
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN CLUB. -, ,
The delegates To the Central Campaign Clup
met last evening nj the Union Republican HeadquareI
Twenty -scrOnd.st. and BrOadNAy, anu Po 80
their organization The hall was drnsey trohgeu' D
among the delegates many OF INC pIolnent ~.
publicans OF the city On motion or Mr. MeIIltt mi
Alexander Mcleod was elected temporary Chalmu1,
and Daniel g. DuVal Secretary. On motion OF NJ, DYN
min Merritt, the organization was named Ihe oI'" ~,
Republican Presidential Campaign Clup OF tne H.
Newf0rk." Mr. Simon HaZelne moved thht tho no,,
Charles g. Spencer be declared tho permanent Chl h
OF the Club and that e ba elected by accamson when
unanimously carried After three cheers hnu pnt
given for Mr. Spencer. ho was escorted 20 tho
After having thanked the Club Tor the distiiyuniVu
honor they had conferred upon him, he made plln'
and effective speech His speech VIII De ionnu OH ~.
second page Of tie present issue The Following nhnea
officers were then elected Seeretdres-Wl nar
mond and Allan Cooper yiosPresidents-RoDer ~ ptr
ragh and Charles g. Strong; Treaauer-W William IL mu'
Kinney. The Chairman Informed tho tlno th., n,,
Der OF the prominent Republicans of tho country Muu"
visit NewYork during the months OF January fonluy
March and April and address the Club Iho oiup "u
journcd subject 10 tho cal OF the Chalf'
RATIFICATION MEETING AT TIE COOPER IN
sTIrUrE. m
The Executive Committee OF the Union I've
publican General COMMITTEES met last evening ~ .hl
HeRdnusrers and made arrangements for tho holu o'
the Ratification meeting Ia take pFtt Nt VUt N""i-t ~
etitute On Saturday ovouiug ytst,