New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10

carng that ait is the sacred duty OF every American
citizen to protect his rights guaranteed under the Cons
tuition" and that Mr. Tweed their choice for Chair
man Of the National Democratic Committee.
SEVENTEENTH WARD wORKINGMEN'S AssOCIA-
TON.
A meeting of this body was held last even
ing when resolutions adopted strongly denouncins
that clause OF the State statutes known the conspiracy
law, urging the revision Of the eighhour law, and the
mechanics lien law and appealing to the General Com
mttee OF Tammany to nominate Mr. John K Hennessey.
called " representative wOrLngman, as Candidate Tor
tho Assembly in the Fourteenth District: Addresses
were made by Mr. a. j. Sullivan, of the Young Mems
Tammany Hall General Committee. and several other
speakers.
ELEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT UNION REBUILT
CAN ASSOCIATION.
The Association met last night at the Everett
Rooms, Broadway and Thirty-fourthst. 1t was an
nounced that the General Committee had passed such
resolutions would afford every Republican in the dis
1FEt ample SppoIt1n,ty 10 JOIN the ASSOCIATION ob
lcan in the district should come H. especially as they
were about sending delegates to syracuse and he be-
Republicans as possible voting at the primary elections
were offered by the Hon. John V. Grdley:
Whoa' God his wise providence has removed from midst and
and the Hon William PH Fessenden unsed States Senator for Maine
Resolved That the death M,jorGen John Rawln, late Sec
.s,y 81 War the nation h. suffered AZ almost loss oS!
nations darkest hour Acrseed h personal interest," bis political views
sOlVsd That in the death Of Senator P Feeuden th.
as lost The coaps and wisdom q on; is greatest and g'sst state,
political might well be initiated by all who love their country
The resolutions were passed unanimously. after a few
remarks by Dir. Haste resolution also passed ap
pointing Mr. Grdley supervisor OF registers poll clerks
&c. and after the admission OF several members the
meeting dourned.
THE NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
In the Ninth Assembly District two Republic
organizations struggle for the mastery, and both
claim to be the regular organizations The old organza
ton met at Lebanon Hall last evening George E. Keyser
brief remarks euogstc Of the character Of the great de-
ceased patriots and statesmen Gen Rawns and Senator
Campbell, and DR.. Young. resolution OF regret
was adopted, after which the meeting adjourned
The other organization met at ThOmpsOn's Hall, in
Beeckerst for the first time. George +. Merlee In the
chair This Association was organized under the ausp
attendance. A roll book started. and 10 mem
beers elected Resolutions Of respect to the memory
adopted report received from the New Central
Committee, stating the that called for its exist
ence and the services already rendered by 1t. com
mtee then appointed TO select proper persons To act
for inspectors poll clerks at the next election and the
meeting adjourned.
FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT UNION REPUBLICAN
ASSOCIATION.
A large meeting was held last evening at No
2l2 spring-st. tho headquarters OF the Fifth Assembly
District Union Republican Association. Mr. Andrew
Bakely presided. Resolutions lamentng the death Of
Senator Fessenden and Secretary Rawllns were
adopted. The report OF q special committee In re-
gard difficulties in the district was adopted, and 500
copies ordered 10 be printed Tor distribution NUMBER
OF newly elected members were present and signed the
roll committee OF 10 were appointed to cit every night
during to enroll the Republican voters OF the
district.
SIXTH WARD UNION REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION
OF BROOKLYN.
The members of the Sixth Ward Union Re-
publican Association OF Brooklyn. met last evening at
their headquarters, corner or Clinton and Degrawsts
aud organized for tho primary elections to be held on the
o September by order OF the Kings County General
After sharp discussion the place where the pri
elections should be held IL determined TO hold
them at the headquarters OF the Association.
NEW REPUBLICAN CLUB AT MANHATTANYILLE'
A meeting Of Republicans was held last
evening, at Pryor's Hall, Manhattanvllle TO organize
district association Mr. L. NJ Fuller was elected Presl
dent and Mr. ]. d. Miner, vicePresdent Resolutions
indorsng the action and proceedings OF the Central
Republican Committee were unanimously adopted ana
delegates appointed represent the Association at
uf he