The New York herald., 1869-10-27
miscellaneous Political ,ree,inss.

the enormous expenditure Or time money and LABOR.
Nous cttJoitS
I9F:scelxneons Political 3Ieeiings.
meeting or the workingmen's Association was
held last evening, at No. 500 Washington street. I'M
der the auspices OF the Democratic Union and Mo-
zart Associations, for the purpose OF endorsing the
nomination OF Mr.. Ignatius Flynn candidate for the
Fifth Senatorial district. Mr.. William Riordan pre-.
sided and Mr.. william J. Kennedy acted as secre.
tary. Mr. JOHN Rafferty, and Mr.. Christopher John
son delivered stirring addresses which were re-
ceived with much enthusiasm, the merits OF their
candidates.
At q meeting OF the Constitutional Democratic
Club OF the Nineteenth ward, held at Hesson's Hall,
seventy-sixth street and Third avenue, Henry W.
Genet was nominated for the Senate and P. i. Me-
Carthy for the Assembly from the Twenty first DIS
irct.
At meeting OF citizens OF the Eleventh Assembly
district held last evening at Memans Hall. at
which representatives OF the Democratic Union.
Mozart and Workingmen's organizations were
present. Mr.. George McGovern was unanimously
nominated for the Assembly amid mucn enthu-
siasm.
Tie French residents OF this CITY he'd a large
ana enthusiastic meeting last evening in sixth ave.
The meeting called to order by Mr.. b.
Delaney, who introduced Mr.. LOUIS G. Rochester.
VINO made long and stirring speech, eulogzng
Mr.. Jacob COlen ana urging the meeting TO ratify
his nomination for supervisor In the course OF his
ItuANIha nj. ApCltsltE oDsSINea tHdt MT. tOHen
was, above all, the wornngmens candidate; that
he was Independent OF any political organization and
therefore bound 70 no pledges made IN favor OF any
particular ring. and thai his pastr was strong
proof taat Il elected ne would prove worthy Of the
trust rep0sed in him.
lie was followed by Messrs Walter Donohoe Jo-
seph Deroax and Others. resolution pedging the
meeting 10 support Mr.. Cohen q q suitable and nt
candidate for the ohce OF supervisor was then read
ana unanimously adopted and the meeting adj
Journed with cheers for Mr. Cohen.
Al meeting VI the Seventh ward Independent
flT4Aa hEIh fflin in Hast
way on last Tuesday evening, october 70, Vice Pre-
sdent Thomas II. wash in the chair ID. 0'Conne
secretary, II was unanimously resolved to support
Horace Greeley for Comptroller aud Mr.. John Foley
for Supervisor.
meeting OF Eighth ward democrats was held
last evening at 2o7 Hudson street, under the
auspices Of rammany Hall, for the purpose OF rari
lying the nomination or the Tammany candidates
for Assembly and Senate. Mr. Abraham l.. Brewer
presided. and MIR. Thomas Began acted as secretary
Addresses were delivered by Mayor Hall. General
McQuede ana Mr.. John c. Jacobs, OF Kings county,
alter which the meeting separated.
AT regular meeting OF the Young Mems Demo-
cratic Ciub, held at the rooms No. 2es West Seven
teentn, Mr. Matthew Mccullough presiding, after
the meeting called TO order the following reso-
luton was unanimously carried
Whereas the members Of the Young Mems Democratic
oee o Supervisor for ihe city and county OF New and
whereas we know Mr. jacob Cohen personally to be
Ess9vsd To- sys our Sq and hearty support 20 tho tpeo
ing election.
Tne meeting was afterwards addressed by Mr..
john Connolly, VINO urged them to vote ana stand
by Mr.. Cohen and give him their full support he
being worthy 10 represent The people OF this county
as their Supervisor Alter few remarks by Mr..
jacques Becker, who spoke lnlhighy favorable terms
OF MR. Cohen, the .meetng adjourned IN the best
humor.
AZ Central Hail, In the Bowery a large mass meet.
Ing OF the German democrats was held ior the pur-
pose OF ratifyng the democratic nomnatons-State
and local. Ine nall was brilliantly illuminated and
tastefully hung with ags anc streamers while with
out the music from band gave indication to the
passers by That something OF more than ordinary
Importance was occurring inside. The meeting was
opened by Magnns Gross, who nominated Charles
Roster al chairman. Judge Gross then read
Series OF resolutions fully endorsing the democratic
platform az framed at Syracuse, the democratic State
ana local tickets, and rejecting bitterly upon Horace
Greeley aud General Sigel, and IN a Short vigorous
address urged upon hs hearers the necessity OF
united, harmonious action. He was followed by
Dr. Bergman DR.. Merkle, Or. stern and other lights
Of tue German democratic party. letter was
read from william NJ. Tweed, Iegretting his all.
senee RON toe meeting, on the plea or serious ousl
ness engagements. Arrangements were then made
Tor the holding or future mass meetings. ater which
tne assembage adjourned, with cheers for their
esgeetye candidates.
Turn Halle In Orchard street was nled last night
with German veterans who served under General
Slgei during the rebellion, for the purpose Of ratfy-
Ing the nomination oi $ gel for Secretary of State
The meeting was opened BY General Max Weber
VINO IN an eloquent address, stated the object OF the
meeung-nanely the gathering OF the German vete.
rams, WiCnOut distinction OF party, 10 support Their
gallant commander, General SlgeL for Secretary 0r
state. lie then proposed General stahl as chairman
was appointed secretary, who then read letters OF
c0naratu'daon from General Sigei Or. kTackOwizer
and others Speeches enthusiastic Tor SlQe aud
calling upon every honest German for his earnest
support were made hy Captain Goepp, Colonel Wcr-
merkTch aud 0ther prominent Germans, after which
tue meeting adjourned, pleased win Their labOrs Ia
General slse's behalf
Tie Eleventh Ward IGmman7 Club met last even
lng AZ Beglin's HAL, West Thlrtleth street, TO en-
u0fse the iamMAny nOmindti0us-J0hn j. Bradley
l0f senator ana Peter ltan0r for Member OF Assem-
biy THOMAS III. Pullman read n series OF Tesolu-
hous proposing 70 leelaiatc for the poor man, anu
made some suggestions Which might he pra tlsea
WITH advantage. The Hon. J. V. EldliGge ana
captain MaIlyat delivered stirring addre sses IN
favor 81 The democratic cause.
There was large outdoor meeting or the Tam
many democracy q the Gwcnty-n Ward last
evening, on Inlrd avenue between Thirty
eighth and Thirtynmth streets, for the purpose of
raifying the nominations made by Tamupnny Uall
The meeting was called 70 order by Mr.. T. Martin.
who stated the object OF the meeting In few well
timed rcinarks. He concluded by introducing one
OF the aDiest OF Tammany's young orators Mr..
Lawrence Herman who spoke at some length In
bignly eulogstic terms OF the Tammany candidates,
and he endeavored TO impress upon the minds of hose
present the necessity OF gaming the State this wear
by an increased majority, lie was followed by Mr..
A. J. Rogers, OF New Jersey; Marshal Rynders
James CORY and others. During the Intervals
between the speeches there was some excellent
music by Crafulas band. AT the conclusion there
was O grand display OF fireworks one piece or which
10 deserving OF mention II was large likeness OF
Mr.. Roche, the Tammany candidate for supervisor
VINO seems to have as many friends In the TWENTY.
first ward as he mas 10 his own ward, the Sixth.