The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-18
POLITIC a L.
CITY POLITICS.

0srYAan Democratic ConveutiOn-Tammany
FSyiy Endorsed-Lists Of Candidates EOni-
xaied.
This Convention met last evening at Germapa
Hail. Eighteenth street and Third avenue, for the
purpose Of nominating candidates. Coroner william
Schlrmer presided. The following resolutions were
unanimously adopted, amid great enthusiasm:-
Resolved That having heretofore had special occasion to
rejoice over the successive elections of John r. Hoffman to
The ss of RsGf s Myo state me T he OF
during campaign preceding each OF the said elections
u and esaea N ve~. Of this
pressn'ave of The masses never 2sssa M XII,
General Committee, with his inscribed thereon, and
s1 and
The to bear Of I b up re ne sas Of New
York the Governor be held responsible there
We'll oo back with pride sasactcn % The result Of
the a ese T 10 W ES % continue 70 70 ha.
alterations of health prevented one OF our most esteemed
TSmmsny Hall The oace Of Mayor OF the city q New
oeopn 10 The German Clement in consequences thereof Las
been very much ghened by the circumstances that not
ihoroash unbiased friend adopted citizens, also
cond have been elected for Thai bs station and we hereby
publicly express to the Honorable A. Oakley Han our admra
lion OF the manner In which he has maintained the dignity
Resolved That our co operation with any other political or
Re Tine being be at the lead same upon history
Pna son he Whole pay haP for hese
attach the Importance other
political organization which feel bound to concede
The circumstances to The one which under the name OF Tam
since beginning this century; and undena
bic fact that within the last SIX or eight demo-
victory either organized by Tarnmany Hall
platform Of principles dictated by IT, we
peea to consider every attempt OF dissatisfied democrats to
o. seaE down hs 81 % at
ina and compeie success Of the party at large
Resolved, That inasmuch as DR.. William Schirmer
Coroner John Freedman Justice OF the Superior Court,
and Aiibse g. eros. 90 Jusse Of The Marine Court have
",
Iaminary Hall County Convention will give to their claims
The most favorable consideration.
Resolved That nRsnuch a. the German element so far had
only two representatives the seventeen judges OF the
courts Of record OF tas city, demand for an Increased
tned and we consequently most earnestly recommend to
District Court for the Filth district to judgship in the Court
ofComnon Pleas, and to nominate +. j. Joachmsen, who
has long been known abb and experienced counsellor
listing.
take the necessary steps for nsurng to organization
representation in the delegation from this city
The Democratic State Convention which Will SYRIA
the I'D inst and communicating to that convention
the views entertained By the German element the issues
Involved IN the coming capasn and especially with refer
TO the excise question.
The report OF the Executive Committee on the
cassion was adopted, after which the meeting ad-
,ourned.
The Eleventh Ward Citizens Association.
large and enthusiastic meeting was held at
Benhard's Hall, on Fifth street, last evening" Presi-
dent :. Adler III the chair.
Resolutions offered endorsing Mr.. Jacob
Cohen for supervisor and pledging to him their
undivided support.
Henry ii. Morange was also endorsed for Judge
OF the Court of Common Pleas.
committee was appointed to wait on the said
candidates to inform them OF the nomination.
speeches were made by prominent citizens Of the
ward In favor Of the candidates.