New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-27

dent OF tho Association in brief but eloquent Speech
advocated the claims of Mr. Greeley to the gratitude OF
the Republican party. aud especially OF an ny 1h n
this country In the course OF his remarks MI
said that ii there was an freshman IN this country who
would not do all In his power TO secure Sho elooton ",
Horace Greeley to any office for which he might run had
no right to cali himself Irish patriot No
man in America had Deeh 90 10 % VnH anu VA 70
now the Irisbmen of New.York allowed him TO be de-
fested then for he would say that Ishmen ad not
deserve to be free Mr.. Hugh Coleman spoke at some
length upon the principles aud acts of the Republican
party Mr. Andw fynes eleggeds older made short
to M Gyyoeey and Cen see At this point Mr. Greeley
the ana Se @ make speee saving
that talk not the thing needed He engaged for
hers of the Association who crowded around him. and
promised TO be with them and make an address on
Monday evening next, to which time the meeting theh
adjourned
THE REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE.
At a meeting of the Republican State Com
mitee yesterday afternoon. IL determined not to
furnish any tickets relative to the amended Constitution
except against the property qualification clause eav
ing the duty Of furnishing other Constitutional tickets 10
the several County Committees their Judgment may
dictate.
The With Assembly District Union Repub-
lcans last evening nominated Mr. william hleRanut
Michael Smith was nominated for Assembly
from the lid District last evening by the smthEy Con-
stitutl0nal Union Democracy.
The Mozart Democracy in the XXth Assem-
bly, District have nominated Patrick McGoyern.
In the IVth Assembly District, last night,
Johu j. Blair nominated by the Smith'Ely Democ-
racy.
The German Democrats held ratification
meeting at Central Hall, in the Bowery, last night
letter OF regret from the Hon. William NJ Tweed.
The Eighth Ward Democratic WOrkingmen's
Club met last evening at No 500 Westinghouse and rat
fed the nominations OF Ignatns Flynn for Senator IN the
With District. and Christopher Johnson for Assembly
A grand ratification meeting will be held
this evening at the Republican Headquarters OF kings
Horace Greeley Gen. Woodford and others will address
the citizens assembled.
The Executive Committee of the Republican
mittee to arrange peiimnaries for the campaign aud
appropriated certain of money to be used In the
conduct OF the campaign.
The WOrkingmen's Independent Democratic
Club OF the Eleventh and Seventeenth Wards last even
Assembly from the AIh District and that OF J0hn Hen
messy from the XVIII District.
A mass meeting of Republicans will be held
I'm Washington Hail. Wiamsburgh, this evening horace
6sSSy I%SaS ess viii address the people This
meeting is called to ratify the state nominations
The LOngshoremen's Independent Club of the
First Ward met last night at No. Greenwich.st, MT
John Drisco In the char and addressed by Capt
Eugene O'shea and the Hon. Henry Smith The club
enthusiastically ndorsed the nomination OF Horace
Greeley for Controller, and Henry Smith for Supervisor
The Republican Assembly Convention Of the
With District Twenty third-s organization met at NO
Chas P. Shaw. The Hon Thomas E. Stewart, hIr. William
Hepburn, and MI Geo &. Hill were appointed commit
short speech thanked the Republicans OF the district
for their confidence.
The Twentieth Ward Democratic Working
men and RenPayers' Association met last evening at
Temperance Hall This association numbers over 200
members and has for It's object the promotion OF the in
forests OF the Wofklngmen' POLITICALLY ana sooaiy. n
Committee appointed TO wait the several nom
for office and ascertain their views In regard to the
cause Of the work1ngmen.
A meeting of the WOrkingmen's Independent
Association Of the Twelfth Adermanio District was held
last night at No 62 East Fourteenth-st MT Martaln,
ginning OF the present campaign snd now numbers
Greeley for State Controller and Mr. Tucker as cand
date for the XIth Assembly District An adjournment
then took place until Saturday evening.
An adjourned meeting of the XXIst Assem-
bly, District Conference Committee for the purpose OF
nominating q candidate for Member OF Assembly, was
nneteenths and Thirdave and after RECEIVING the
port OF the special committee. nominated Mr.; Robert
Republican organizations IN the district for ratification,
adjourned. The Assembly Convention OF the Twenty.
thereafter convened and unanimously Endorsed the NOM
ination.
The XXth District Republican Campaign
Club met last evening No 959 Thirdaye. DIR. Thomas
presided and in the course Of his remarks stated that
delegation from the organization Would attend the POs
vent illegal and fraudulent voting The meeting was ad
dressed by other %2 Se b 10 I bS sbS
urged the Republicans Of the District to be ygiant on
the OF the ensuing W
conducted In q fair and honorable manner.
The German Sigel Veteran Campaign Club
held mass meeting last evening at the Turnliae, IN
Oreharst Gen. Stahl IN the chair Mr. Fisher acting as
Secretary AT the participants In the orehght process
which had paraded the streets arrived a The already
crowded hall Resolutions presented at the former meet
ing wherein the German Veterans irrespective OF party
pledged themselves 70 the cordial support OF Franz sge
for Secretary Of State, unanimously adopted and
loudly cheered Mr. L. +. Kapr, DR. Ger1cke, Mr. Kari
Kueppe Gen Weber and others addressed the meeting
aud urged the necessity Of union among the Germans
they wish 10 retain their political influence