New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11
LOCAL POLITICS..

NFw-LoTS UNION REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION.
The Union Republican Association oil the
town Of NewLots L. l., met on the 9TH inst at Ai en
ny Millers Hotel, East NewYork, when the following
permanent officers were chosen: President, Horace a.
Miller; VcePresident, c. " b. Decker; Secretary H. a.
W Ford Treasurer, Miles Brown; Financial ComnI.ou
DR. Ives Mr. Daniel Suss, Mr. g. " b. Decker MT heiI
Miller Mr. Miles Brown, Mr. Frederick Rush. Ameeung
will he held this evening at the same place. 10 ehoi "
tional members.
DEMOCRATIC UNION GENERAL COMMITTEE NO =.
That part of the Democratic Union Generai
Committee who sympathze with Messrs. Waterbury,
Savage & Co, met last evening in Masonic Hall MT Johh
H. Wood called the meeting to order after which r
Nelson j. Waterbury submitted report OF the COul'eo
on Credentials which was adopted; then i " IL
Chairman, and delivered long speech on political seI
concluding by referring to the packed nominating conVeh
tions Of Tammany Hall, controlled by two or three
In the election for permanent officers OF the ON
Roosevelt editor OF The citizen aud Round Table who was
unanimously elected. The Chairman, III addressing the
meeting declared the unwavering hostility OF the Demo
cratic Union party against the corrupt influence OF ram
many Hall. Resolutions were adopted den0uhc!hH lhT
attempted removal OF the Chairman OF the Natonii
Democratic Committee, condemnng the appeals made 10
the Irish voters and commencing the appointment VI
ers OF the State he condition O the party In tins city
Mr. Waterbury very bitter in his, denunGlation OF
made strong address of similar import There was 10
roll call OF delegates, and every one was welcome
KINGS COUNTY CITIZENS REFORM ASSOCIATION.
The above Association met last evening In
BROOKLYN and elected the Hon. Samuel Smith (eXMayor
President. The Executive Committee reported mat or
CARNATIONS had been started in several Wards during te
week. Col Thorp read an address showing tat 'io
expense of the CITY Government ms year WOMB nc
increased 100000 independent Of the S3OOOOOO SUD
scriDed for the bridge. In concIusion nc to' 3 W,
following exhibit. showing the expenses OF I BrooH
lyn for 1863 Interest on S2O0O0OOO s5O0W; fOnce'
s75O,OOO; Education s7500OO; County Tax, si'emUU'
City-lighng streets, &c. SlOO00O0-Total, sj.5OOOO
Assessments laid upon tho citZens Tor local improve
ments-Bouleyard in Ninth Ward. 100000; sewers
s20oOOo new streets s5oOOO water rates sSCV' P Io'
S2OOOOO Brooklyn Bridge, $3,OO0OOO Current Expense
Police $3.50 900 lamps, 100000 school houses, SlOOO
total $4,000 The total amount appropriated aud
promised being S495oOOo. The meeting then ADJOURNED
Tor one week.
At the meeting of the Seventh Assembly
District Union Republican Association last evening Col
CoDkling delivered short address, and Mr. James A.
Richmond was chosen delegate 10 the GENERAL Ioih'
Initce
The roster of the Fifteenth Assembly District
Union Republican Association was augmented last even
ing and resolutions adopted expressive OF sorrow
at the death Gen. Rawlns and Senator Fessenden.
Delegates were elected last evening to the
German Central organization by the Independent Ger
man Club No and the German Union Democratic Club,
both OF the Tenth Ward The Germans OF the Twelfth
Ward have taken preliminary steps TO form Sc9oo,
the Seventeenth Ward recommends the nomination OF
Mr. j. Fischer for Assistant Alderman.
The Union Republicans in the Eighth AS
semby District sympathizng with the Central Commit
tee last evening recommended that delegates be sent TO
the syracuse Convention and adopted resolutions IN re-
aton to demise OF the Secretary Of War ana
Senator IesseudeD
Adolph Schlcicher last evening was elected
President Of the Sixteenth ward German Democratic
Club Jacob Smith, Vice President John Iarr secretary
and John Dcmuth. Treasurer, The English speaking
Democracy IN this Ward have two antagonlsuc clubs'
and last evening the older organization expelled the
secedors who formed the new oInb.