New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-07
LOCAL POLITICS.

THE REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The State Committee reassembed last even
ing at the Of the Lincoln Club In Unonsquare. to
nominate Secretary Of State in place Of George Will
liam Curtis who declined the honor and State Engi-
neer and Surveyor. 1t also the regular monthly
meeting night OF the Lincoln Club but by general con-
sent. they adjourned until tomorrow night. Inc Com.
mittee called to order at o'clock 81 members out
of "a answering TO their names The doors having been
closed and none delegates admitted they at once
proceeded the election Of officers for the ensuing year.
Hamilton Harris OF Albany: Secretary the Hon
w Hustled of Westchester; Treasurer, James b. Taylor
pointed by the German Central ORGANIZATION
Of this city. to secure the nomination OF
on the ticket and the following gentlemen presented
their credentials; Gelman, A. Wihman j. SchoenDef,,
having been admitted 1t is not officially known what was
the tenor OF the speeches made or what subjects ws o
presented the German candidate butits Thought
that the delegation urged the name q Cen for sec,
recede from his not to accept
siderable debate ae following were appointed special
Germans Gen George IT. Sharp, Gen. N. N. CURTIS
to an n to discuss the Question: and the meet
adjourned to meet to-day at Ia O'Clock at the same
nominations will be made During the session, which
lasted over an hour and half, the antefoolns were
flied with the members OF various political ass0clatlons
waiting to learn the result.
THE UNION REPUBLICAN, CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
THIS Committee held a special meeting last
evening at Apollo Hall, on Twenty-eiehthst, with MI
Mr. StrattOn offered resolution that the three Repub
can organizations TO be united In one party
and it will be necessary before this to nominate cand
dates fer the various offices be filed at the approach
ing elections, and the utmost harmony should
It's willingness to cooperate with the Twenty.
second and Twenty thifd-st. parties in selecting
gentlemen seeking offices at the hands OF the
party that he did not want ,s. 70 S%s
persons the slate in the party
that would get Office by whatever means they could MI
raton replied that he had heard upon the street that
the Twenty organization intended TO ignore al
Conventions to nominate officers for the next election
He proposed that tins Committee make up thel.
When When they meet lto,nishtj, and il they dare
reject ideas we will present our own candidates ZAP
adopted Mr. Pullman offered resolution that whereas
Charles Atkinson has been removed from his 9ee IN the
Brooklyn Navy-Yard because OF his refusal To retain
Democrats instead Of Republicans In his employ We eOD
slider such removal insult TO true Republicans and
that Mr. Atkns0ns course has our entire approval and
hereby request the Secretary OF the Navy 10 renstate
him. Also, that the action OF the Naval Constructor
who removed Mr.. Atkinson is such TO raise inquiry
concerning his fitness for his position These resolutions
were objected to by Mr. Alex Thain, but were finally
carried by strong majority. In regard TO the appoint
ment of Committee OF three. TO which the Central Con
mtee entitled to act with others TO be appointed from
and "f s RpSltsb six ' tbrq Who
are to give credentials 70 the Inspectors, to hold
the elections for reorganization IN December next, and
for enrolment a. that time it was moved by Mr. John
D.
pointed as per agreement, they be directed TO appoint
Inspectors upon the recommendations OF the Presidents
OF the various District Associations and delegates to this
Central Committee. This motion after considerable dis
cusslon was carried. Motions were then made To nom
nate and elect members OF this Committee. After
hot debate relative the in which they should
be chosen it decided that the roll should be called
and each member his name read should come for
ward and deposit his ballot Messrs. John j. OBren.
Norman Stratton, aud William Haw were appointed as
the Committee.
At the meeting of the Democratic Union
General Committee last night IL was decided to elect
delegates the several nominating conventions on rat
urday night and then proclaimed that No person Will
be eligible to nomination for Senator or Member OF AS
senbly unless he IN favor Of the passage OF law
restore the people the absolute right TO elect Board
OF Education and also In favor Of the passage uf law
to secure the people OF THE city Eones elections aud
an honest canvass OF the woes p6led,"
AT meeting of the Young Mems Union Re-
publican Association OF the Sixteenth Assembly
Rose Hill Hall last night 1t resolved Recommend
.sc romnaIlon " ur. kIcuard NJ Lush as u candidate
for ASSEMBLY Seyera gentlemen spoke In favor Of the
nomination or Mr. Lush. The Association already mum
beers III members although organized put SNORT uno
Thomas Behrdge is President and john Adams seeie
tary.