New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY SEPT 49,

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being no law authorizing such election till lfoVemper
1870 The right Of the members elected April 1903 10 DO
admitted TO seats in the xLIst Congress Is question 10
be determined by the House OF Representatives. wheh
said members present themselves for admission ana an
expression Of opinion by this Committee Is unnecessary
The Democratic City Convention of Baltimore
have nominated Augustus Albert for sern ana Chares
| 7. Kahler for City Surveyor.
| 1t il said that the Hon. A. o. 7. Nicholson of
Columbia Tenn. is candidate for United States sena
tor in that state Mr.. Nicholson was distinguished
member OF the old Democratic party 1t was TO him that
mr. Cass wrote hts famous Nicholson letter in 1888 He
the editor OF The Washington Union the organ OF
the PIERCE Administrator from 1858 10 1851 when he was
elected 70 the United States Seuate from tennessee.
A large mass meeting of Scandinavians re-
Gently held at Milwaukee Wis, adopted the following
resolutionsi
Resored That in our opinion the interests OF the Sean
dinavlan people Is ioehucaI WIN anu
Rssolrsd. That we regard the Republican party as the
| best medium by which to MAINTAIN, develop ana PRO
mote the true Interest the both regards the
Of our citizens individually as also OF the slate
Resored That as long as that party bound together
by love of liberty truth and justice the Question OF equal
division OF offices OF profit honor and trust among heF
citizens of different nativity, is of minor importance
withdraw whether in part or whole the support of the
Scandinavian people from the Republican party atthe
coming election on OF not being represented on
and the true interest Of all loyal and good citizens In the
Resolrsd That we adhere and faithfully carry out
the resolutions pledgDG our hdey, fa, ana suppGt
20 the Republican party adopted III Convention III Hsu
son, on Aug. 81, 1869.
UNION REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The Union Republican Central Committee
in the Apollo Rooms Broadway last evening, with
Edward Ketohum in the chair. Mr. Geo. p. Putnam
President Of the Executive Committee, presented re-
port concerning the call for the primary elections re-
Commse with power % issue the call. The report
accepted The following named gentlemen were aR,
ardson Ii C. Van Worst, Ethan Allen. John sedgwick,
and Thad. b. Waterman. The COMMITTEES on Res0u'
Geo W. lyon, Chss P. Shaw, and Jas Cushman:
jr. The following named gentlemen were appointed
H Bailey. John Mccarthy, VIM Case d. W kn ,sT'.
d. Brink Chas GaTnsk a. N TToRSly Jas Ro bfl1n'
Willis C. p shaw, j. II. Boody, II. d. Lapaugh ]; d; OF
RoSdcs Wnd COY ' Mason Gas and MT ean
delegates from the XVIIth District, asked what
previous meeting that no office holder should be elected
delegate TO the State Convention After much discus
finally it was dropped. Judge Lothrop elected
Treasurer to NIL vacancy Sased 6y tno @ Hs a.
O'Clock on Wednesday next.
THE SEVENTEENTH WARD TWEED DEMOCRATIC
CLUB.
The Tweed Democratic Club of the Seven
teenth Ward a new organization numbering nearly 100
members. (nostly Germans), belonging to the Tammany
wing OF the party held their second meeting last
ing After schemng for time TO get keg OF lager
without having 10 pay the necessary U.s. the leaders called
the meeting to order the cautious nsVs pSg
William G. Phillips presided. Several sPeeehes were
made eulogizing Mt Tweed and abusing Belmont, and
some resolutions were read setting forth that I'm VIM
M. Tweed recognize one who has been ever true 70
Droper person and eminenfIy fitted to mi the position OF
Chairman OF the National Executive committee Inc
arisOcrat and bondholder, and other names me reso
buttons were adopted with enthusiasm MT Goidstein
purport as the resolutions After enroliing new
members and inviting Thomas j Creamer state Senator
Jacob Cohen candidate for Supervisor aud others TO al
dress the Club at the next meeting the Association sd
jOurned.
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
The delegates to the lst Assembly District
Cwestchester County Democratic Convention met at
Morrsana yesterday afternoon and selected delegates
70 the state Judiciary and Senatorial Conventions.
State ConventiOn-Esward Dc Witt OF Yonkers Alter
yention-samuel NJ. Purdy OF West Farms Alternate,
J. H. g. Blythe Of Morrisana. Senatorial Convention
Hugh Lunny Of westchsser Fred. Groe OF West Farms
and Hugh MSEyen OF to the seSsor Con-
instructed TO vote FOR she OF
SePed that gentleman for the efficient satisfactory
manner in which he had discharged his duties In tho
apnroprate remarks as his past course and closed by
thanking the Convention for their expressions OF
confidence.
MENTIONS
The following is a list of the delegates
elected to the Democratic Judiciary ard state onyen
lions by the nine Assembly District Conventions Of
Kings County held in Brooklyn last evening;
5i D c, ed e 6 S.'5o' L. iTi III S.
Jn. Thcm,. P..,.'l STAT. william A. Fowler T" r D
E iTo ~ f6S sa I pi,ya 7R AMI sol %
%sTdsIJsde.y Dewitt, state Jleo9 Bsrsso syn
10Th and 18Th Luke oheii S'Ats JoIn
Brow STAT. MurPy Kas District ',t I7h aud la,s
WaFds q.
Dtya Mi and q. wards and Country TOsnAJudesy Abraham
Lott; staIe. George g. Herman
The Republicans of the First Assembly Dis
tret OF St. Lawrence County met at Ogdensburg on the
10th inst and unanimously nominated the Hon. George
M Gleason for reelection 10 the Assembly. The follow
ing gentlemen appointed delegates to the state Con-
venilon: The Hon. George M. Gleason, Gen; N hartih
Curtis, Newton Adrch the Hon. Abel GODDARD.
The Republicans held enrolment meetings
last evening in the Ivth, Xth and 1IIth Assembly
Districts A large number Of names were registered.
The Republican primary meetings for the
City Convention In Newark will be held this evening
Fourteen different places have been appointed for meet
inRs.
The Xth Assembly District Union Republi-
can Association met night at No ss5 Bowery and
rolled thirty new names The books will be open at the
s,me Mace this evening. Other Republican clubs also
had meetings Hast evening and largely increased their
several rosters
The Union Republican Association of the
XyIth Assembly District met last night at Cosmopolitan
Hall Mr. Jesse Fonda in the chair to enroll Repub
cans Of the district order that sill might have vote at
the coming primary election The Committee on Patron
age reported that they had secured number OF appoint
ments the Custom House and Postomce for members
OF the As50clatlon
A meeting of the XXth District Union Re-
publican Association was held last night at Grmes's
Garden Mr. Mortimer C. Lee presiding. The report OF
the Executive Committee was read containing resoia-