The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-28
CITY AND SUBURB POLITICAL YoEEs.

The democracy OF the Seventh ward viii to night
hold grand powwow and banner raising in East
Broadway near Catharlne street. in honor OF William
n. Tweed, VINO wants to represent the Fourth Sena-
torlal district in the State Legislature ths winter.
The democrats OF the Union Association OF the
Thirteenth ware Of Brooklyn meet tonight prepa-
ratory to inaugurating the fall campaign, ralyng
In South Second street, near Fourth
Senator Fenton, who has been abroad for several
weeks, seeking restoration Of health, viii soon he Ia
this city.
Why Tamnlany big mjuns" want August BEL
mont removed from the Presidency OF the National
Democratic Committee is said TO be in "goldn
bearing nutshell. They say he "was interested IN
defeating the democratic ticket, which was pledged
10 the taxation OF government bonds and their carly
payment IN greenbacks except when coin was
expressly agreed upon.n So that cats cut OF the
meal-tub
There hove been quite number Of removals and
new appointments IN the Custom House during the
past ten days.
The German element in our local politics IS
rapidly coming TO the surface. AS q purifying
"cuanttyn 1t IL buhbliug up nightly IN the seeth.
hug caldron OF corruption, which occasionally
flows ana with a laya-liSe tide that Is irresistible
sweeps The city. Hans is rapidly taking Pats
chances in the high places OF the synagogue, ana
must tie latter so 10 the WALTZ
Hon. s. s. Cox is TO address the dissatisfied Ger.
man democracy Of the seventh district some tline
this week. There is trouble in the camp ahou. tho
nominations for police magistrate in this district.
They want Henry Lowenberg for Justice. Wen see
what kind OF oil "Sunset CO. can pour upon the
troubled waters. Adoiph Sawyer and Justice
Stemmler are there.
The rank ana file OF the republicans OF Brooklyn
&C., are not wholly pleased with the delegates
c1o m (os fol u boil ia
morrow. "There was some considerable uncerhand
work in getting up the slate for The delegates" soy
the dissatisfied,
The German portion OF Our population viii not be
accused OF want Of sense IL at ward ana primary
meetings they ignore the question OF the introduce
ton OF the German tongue into the public schools.
ThIs question: If pushed too far, may lead 70 the
most ludlcrous demands or the dismemDerment Of
the democratic party now so thoroughly organized
in the city.
Paddy Burns, the sergeart-atarms OF the defnnct
McKeon Democratic General Committee is wanted
about these days. Should the great "FeInandyn
kick at the "show shop' In East Fourteenth street
Paddy will be called to have eye the party"
when assembled at Mozart Hall.
The radical and conservative republicans Of Kings
county are not nearly so harmonious In their political
cage as was the "happy family on exhibition hero
some years ago. IL there no one ia the "Ciiy OF
churches" influential enough TO call order out Of
chaosf
What IS the real dntytus OF tho Independent,
German republican clubs now forming What
"ringsn do they propose 'buratingf'
There IL "a pleasant little campaign going on IN
the police tHarlem) district which the Legisa-
created at its last session There are three can
didates in the neld for magistrate and their names
are william L. Wiley, E. c. Moore and johnny
shor for John-McQuade. The duel is a triangular
one, and bets are heavy on Wiley.
The great battle between the "bulls' and the
'bears IN the Cold Room on last Friday, It is now
whispered, was not wholly financial one. IL is q
curious fact that while Messrs. Sweeny and Tweed
were, under order Of their brokers' to be found in
the ranks Of the BULLS" August Belmont and many
OF his political friends IN those OF the 'bears.n
The question is, had the battle Of Broad and New
streets anything to do with the Craftsmanship of the
National Democratic Committee or the action Of the
recent Convention at Syracusei
The "strikersn are preparing for the fall cam
paign There said TO be "fat geese on the state
ticket who are redundant OF ''ieathers,o and It
'won't hurt to pluck them look out for organi-
cations OF the 'dissatsfedn about these GAYS. To
pluck would be all very well IL the demo Gratis
were confident Of the State