The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-10
CiTV AND SUBURB P0.LIiCaL ITEMS.

The Twenty-second ward regulars-Tammany to
| the spinal column-are on deck. Judge Connolly
has been giving them o talking to; SO also has
Tommy Fields, who Is TO represent the people Of the
Nineteenth Assembly district In the Legislature in
the first third OF the year 1870. When two such
geniuses spread themselves before crowd what
more does 1t want, except it be to 60 in and win
The German Central Organization are making
rapid progress In the various wards OF the city. 1t
processes to be Independent Of party, rather OF
regular nominations. The reader can take in as
much OF such talk as he pleases; 1t won't hurt him.
Tie cuba Of this organization held a meeting on
Tuesday evening OF Cooper Institute. The crowd
however, Is not yet too large for Tanmany to buy
out. body aud bleeches
Tinsmiths are busily engaged in getting up 1911.
ver' pitchers, cake BASKETS, &C. for target excur-
sion strikers, who annually levy candidates for
Office on the adjournment OF nominating conyen
tons, until there are scarcely greenbacKs enough
lei! TO pay the "repeaters" at the polls. This is the
great Ia rvessng time OF the suckers.
James o'Ri!ey has been endorsed by the Twenty
second ward democratic workingmen-the word
"workingmen" Is used by politicians In a truly
Pckwickian sense--as their candidate for the sew.
enleenth Aldernauic district jamie ii be bright
particular star in the Board When he takes his
seat calcium igtlt-whch Ia Tie next thing 10 gas
viii be at a discount.
The Thirteenth Ward Republican Association OF
Brooklyn held meeting Oh Wednesday night.
They didn't 40 much, as Is usual with the people Of
Williamsburg
The Union Republican Committee OF Kings county
held an. important mcknight is usual with silas
butcher aud his colaDorers IN the radical vineyard
TO convene important meetlngs-on Tuesday night
within pistol shot OF the City Hall, Brooklyn at
which, however, waen tue wrangling was through
WITH nothing Of "importancen was transacted.
They nave citizens association in Brooklyn,
which its managers propose trottng out IN future
on the eve Of charter and other elections. In con-
st.tnsion 1t IS exceedingly ike the venerable ONCE
over winch 'he youthful Peter Cooper presides only
more
The perfectly Independent - enllyh.enaa reuorv
democrats Of the seventh ward ..,,rn,a, a, ,n
opportunity presented them OF 'asslstlnz the III
Sacnem OF the Tammany tribe OF braves to seat Ia
tue State senate. Won't william NJ I. feel exalted
ABOVE his fellows when his ears tickled with the
! word "honorable'i when on the right side Of the
| bar Of the Marble Pillar at Albany
There Is q little bit Of a row IN the Eighteenth
ward among the harmonious. The German Demo-
cratic Association say that the independents have
| been stealing a march on and piunderng them 81
their tauuder. The two bodies met on Monday, but
in consequence Of the STORM aud the notifying nnu.
ence OF lager beer they didn't couide The cause OF
the trouble dates back to last fail, whsn Peter wurz
sold his countrymen cut 80 sheab ash seseudy feve
toiar, pc tamn which was q disgrace TO all demo
| cratic Germany residing 10 the ward-so 1t was.
The "Big Judge" would like 10 SIT 1t out for another
| term Of six years on the Yorkviile Police Cour
| bench. Can't he and also his associate, who like!
! to make martyr OF himself 'Tor tue good OF tn
republican party" be accommodated
About these days. II you Keep your cars wei
opened, all sorts OF marvellous stories to the ante
cedents OF candidates VIII be poured into them. o
one "gentemanu UP Tor local Office we have beer
asssred-and the documents can DE had II necessary
10 prove the charges-thst when boy lie ran AVA
with and SOLD at a sacrifice hrs mothers best quit
and also on his grandmother dying undertook
successful joo Tor the doctors for when he was pa
ten dollars. sharp, thatt Tie gentleman" WI
surely be elected
Andrew d. Hodges, who represented the Brooklyl
people last winter IN the Legislature as an Assembly
man. has slight 'dinerencen with his late con
stltuents. These held meeting In the sixth dis
trct few evenings since, and passed resolution
touching upon his conduct as statesman, whic
he does not care to have handed down TO pOsterity
Andrew has published "keerd" IN reply, but
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