New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-20
qrIRTEENTH WARD REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE.


A meeting Of this body was held at O'Shaugh-
,cssy's last night Mr. McCartin in the chair Remarks
were made by Mr. Joseph r Eery Chas > stroHs, du
publican candidates ana cause Win eQnstsncy 1se
Iess OF purpose, anu o Of The oldest citizens Of the
Thirteenth Ward, is eulogized as an estinaDle man
thOrouchcoing Republican and one Who STOOD squIeiy
nv the Government during the Rebellion. Mr. JOhn a.
Ba,iey very worthy Republican is the candidate for
nat the Republicans OF the Ward hold meeting al
Thaa Hail. wednesday evening Re1 20 taf ~ me me
local candidates. The meeting was characterze9 ~
uch enthusiasm, and intelligent appreciation u inc
SITUATION and OF the work necessary 10 be DONE
ORDER FROM ST. TAMMAEI
The Tammany General Committee met az
William NJ Tweed ia the chair. IL was ordered tha1
rmaries be held tonight to elect deegates 20 me sew
raj COunolmanic Nominating OOpFeh'iOis' "4ii0" nv "
meet On Friday evening.
GERMAN FERNANDO WOOD CLUB.
large meeting of the Tenth Ward Ger
it nibt Wrn ecTder i'm the char. Short speeches
we're made and the chair announced thaL ailho1Sh IN
club was organized only last THURSDAY u already mao
1Ie enrolled members. resolution prevailed 10 hod
mass meeting at Bowery Garden, when the Hon ternah
do Wood is expected 10 speak
KINGS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COM
MITTEE.
The Democratic General Committee met last
evening At their hesdgGarisrs No az BrUos
ang Of SOME routine business the wen INTO OK
NOMINATION OF JOHN II. ANTHON FOR MAYOR.
At the Democratic Union Mayoralty COnyen-
held Rooms last mgnt, the Hon. Mel
son Waterbury in the chair, excitement aud passion
ran 30 high several times to require the interference OF
fhe police The "unterT1icd,' mustered III all thef
andacfty il not all their strength determined 10 shape
rnafferS according To their notions OF the
ffress of things" After the police got IN Inc OF bate
- readv for charge, the Democratic spirit subslleu
"a Far as 10 admit OF a strict demarcatOn between nt
onfcfinu elements, and resolution asserteG lseH y
dominate straight ticket out ando both sides one
20 renreseut the Democratic Union party, auu
tbo other FOR the opposition, favoflng fti
rsndo Wood Gen Halpine Cllles y Eelly %
n',rs, made a speech which drove the mei-
ioni1o,nek time and amid perfect whrl and tumnlt
worn of sbOutiug and excited MOTION me speaker on
Iaf Of the Democratic Union 0ri.at9Fi n n, H,
,be Hon John II. Anthem for Mayor WINE MI. ietei
ldermap and expects the Mozart nomination ed on lO
IsTnando Wood AT the call OF Ihe Ioh' edch one 81,
swered to his name and the following result was ec91u
ed Anthem I5g: Fernando Wood 10 scat'eIln D. 1n'
Nomination of Mr.. Anthem was theIeupoh made IMAM
nous and the Chair Was empowered 10 apPO,ns Nun
snfee ~ one from each ward 70 acqnalnt lhe kehlca
OF the fact 10 form combinations 10 iaell.ate az 49,
and TO take such other action az inc cp0u''i''' ny
after may require .o,.,,,,,rr,o>,s
III Tony school Conventions which
were held last night made nomhAloNs io' wv
"oT n. ." pit
pSI r.,oes u nnnianae A V Edward l.. Corlies
=, 2 Is. - - vvSt w. vi Thomas j. Hall.
m W. W. - c,rnv WI James r. Brady
WV. Living, long term
T00kef, short term
MOZART SCHOOL CONVENTIONS.
M Henry p west III. VIM H. Gray g,
In All dtriets not noted above the Conventions I'D
ionrEed.
GEORGIA.
The Republican Cougicssional Committee Ola