The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-21
cry POLITICS.

rHE yoUNG tiEx's GENERAL COMMITTEE or TAxaASY
HAu--The Young Mons General Committee OF Tam
many Hal Will meet. at the Temporary rooms oil Tam
many Hall, LID East Thirteenth street. on Thursday
evening" the 23d inst for the purpostof eectng per-
manent organization. The temporar chairman OF the
commee has issued call TOR the papose 0. securing
iuli attendance of the members II the committee
Pursuant to The Call OF Iammany Hal ON January ~
poron OF the committee, insufcienor the purpose OF
permanent organization presented sf at the rooms OF
The committee temporarily ORGANIZED. This paucy OF
numbers either dus 10 the fact tt the other men,
bers had received no notice OF tho meeting or because
tins committee has OF late years exsed but IN name
and declined TO take any practical nrest in the affairs
OF the party II the former the cal VIII serve AZ an
elective notice fer the ensuing melting, and u the
latter view OF the growing interessog the democratic
party and OF its special interests for tbs year IN AFFAIRS
municipal, State and national, the temporary chair,
man trusts that the cali will be learliiy responded
TO by lie members. The committee should exist not
only in name, but in fact; rs members should
IL il but chooges TO properly exercise l. Will become
mitted and respected. The members requested 10
bring with them their credentials and present them 10
Inc secretary OF tho committee. MIR Edward Henry
Anderson Ia the chairman pro teps, ana Mr.. Martin
Nachtman Is the secretary pro tenn. Is
OProslnoS RADICAL uNox REpuBLIcAI COMMITTEE Tho
Executive Committee appointed from Union Republ
can Committee representing the radical republican ele
ment had meeting at four p NJ yesterday at "a Frank
In street. Tho only business transs cd the election
OF Isaac J. Oliver az permanent president and Messrs
William Drummond and Allen Cooper ~ secretaries,
AFTER which the meeting adjourned four r. M. next
Friday. .fs
NEw WoRKINGMESs PAnrY.-A mass meeting OF
German workingmen was held last hight o. the Ger.
mania Assembly Rooms in response to call inviting
reunion of workingmen, to form lew sociastic and
political party, having for s objec remodelling Of
the system OF governmental administration al present
existing whereby the condition Of the work.
ingmen of tho country nigh be improved
and their influence In the State extended platform
embracing as It's leading points the following was pro
posed :-tirst-The abolition Of all mpos duties, with
the exception OF income and Ct duties OF npost
upon raw material Second--Economy and retrench-
ment in every branch Of the public service Third-The
enforcement OF the eight hour law. Fourtn-rne re-
peal OF ali laws in conflict with the principle Of equal
rights for all, and Of prohibitory and Sunday laws.
Fifth-Eigbiiity OF every citizen 10 Congress the
Legislature without restriction to residence Sixth
Only the United states TO issue paper money, abolition
OF the national banks and strict enforcement Of the laws
touching bribery and corrupt ion a. elections The meet
ing was we'll attended and entered with much earnest
ness into discussion OF these several propositions.