New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-02
The following are the rival nominees in
LOCAL POLITICS.

FREDERIC KAPP FOR SECRETARY OF STATE
To the Edftor Of The tribune.
SIR: Your suggestion, in to-day's issue Oh
THE TRIBUNE, that German be nominated py ene NC
publican Committee, candidate Tor the ONCE vi oco
retarv Of State refused by Mr. Curtis must meet WIN
general appreciation. Such one as you mehtion' "ho
would add strength to the ticket" can, without doup'
be readily found among German fellow-citzens Inc
names Of two such prominent Germans occur 10 ne' oo
ia Dr. Francis Lieber, the other Frederic kapp' Dr'
lelers professional duties would probably prevent hin
accepting the oice but with MI haPp h .nS D
fuenal and best known German cltizens III WIG EI
He holds the honorary ONCE OF h,s srSs Of steuben
DeKab and Humboldt being sufficient evidence iIeIeo.
Mr. Kapp pro sc9Gsc Sa an scen taes
1t Is to be hoped that the d ID
NeD- York, Oct l. 1869. NJ d. :"
The Tenth Ward German Democrats, last
evening recommended Y. Curing Tor folce Jus'oe'
and Joseph Hoffman for Alderman
At q wel-attended meeting of the HIllth
Assembly District Twenty second Ward German Repuo
lcan Association, Charles A. Fammer, young German
citizen was nominated for Assembly. and the English
speaking Republican organization was requested Dy
communication TO nominate him.
At the meeting of the XXth Assembly Dis
Of three anpoined to inare about the identity of
tain association indorsDg the John " Grdley Associa
comimitfee was continued. committee of three was
appointed to wait the Police Commissioners in refer
and the body adjourned.
The IXth Assembly District Republicans met
at No 10 Abingdon-square last evening 70 ratly tne
state nominations and to adopt the principles proInu
gated Syracuse. Speeches were made by Messrs lou
sew Robbins and Campbell the national deDt the r
teenth Amendment and tho disposition or tne puDc
fund There was enthusiasm and before the close
of the meeting Henry Smith was recommended for re-
nomination TO the office of Supervisor
The German Central Club, No. 0, assembled
evening the President John sgaT .n IN t eSrS Sha So
names The Secretary Frederick A. Botty read the proc
lamaton Of principles OF the German Central committee
aud IL was unanimously ratified BY 1t they pledge
themselves 20 entire independence aud refuse 70 De dlc
tated to by Tammany
The Kings County Citizens Reform Association
met evening, and voted that the Executive Commit
tee prepare ticket be supported at the next election
Mr. Harteau spoke in favor OF patent pavements ana
such and said that he thought the Asso
citation lnudlciOus in condemning ofhce-holders lnds
oriminately. Judge Fem ard Col. Thorpe spoke In
rather strong OF the Commissions, and charged
also severely criticised the conduct OF the Board OF super
ysOr the in which they choose the Inspectors
and Canyassers OF Election After short speeches from
Messrs Church. Wiley and others, the meeting adjourned
The Fifteenth District Union Republican AS.
ISOLATION OF which Henry D. Lapaugh Is President ara
Robanet Secretary met last evening NJ NO 4b4 west
ntyninthst. for the purpose OF hearing report
from their delegate TO the Syracuse ConVenton put me
delegate appearing, such report could De had
Several members proposed and admitted, ana
debate place TO the proper course Tor the asso
citation pursue in regard TO the appointment OF In,
and Registers OF election under the proposed
ne enrolment. on motion OF Dr. H0eder, 10 was re.
solved that the association take decisive action until
after the next meeting OF the General Committee Inc
meeting adjourned subject to the call OF tue chair.