New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-14
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UNION REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE.
A meeting of this Committee CTwenty third

A meeting of this Committee (lwenty -thId-
ST. organization held last evening for the purpose OF
reporting the several County and Judiciary nominations
Mr. James W. Booth presided After transactnr the
formal business OF the Committee Mr. Thomas Stewart
Chairman OF the Executive Committee, reported the fol
lowing nominations: For Surrogate, James Dayton; DIS
Erastus c. Benedict; Judges OF Superior Court, l. j.
Fithan, r. Pelton, Frederick Kapp for the Court OF
Common Pleas ii. c. Van VOrst; Marine Court j. Town
send Cannon: Coroner, Michael ". ByrDes. The Com
mtee OF Conference was instructed TO confer with the
organizations before making the nominations permanent
Mr. Wagner subsequently, offered resolution which was
adopted that the General Committee meet at the call OF
the Conference Committee The Committee then ordered
the various Ward associations TO meet on THURSDAY next
for the purpose OF eectng delegates 10 the senhtorh
and Assembly Conventions after which the meeting ad
journed.
TWENTY -EIGHTH-sT CENTRAL REPUBLICAN COM
MITTEK.
Tho RenubIican Central Committee Twenty
eighthstJ met last evening. In the Apollo Rooms. to lis
to report from COMMITTEE appointed 70 mee, the
pied the chair and after tho minutes OF ehe previous
meeting had been adopted MT kirby moved tnar tne
might be brought before the meeting He said that II
would be proper Tor the 70 oca IN @ 70 20
mttee Of Conference, and said that me Iwehy 81
organization would TO nominate local ofcers as II
was no too late to them for primaries He said
that they would also make informal nominations that
evening there the same number OF delegates
present as would compose County and Judicial Conyen.
on there reason why they should not DO so also
Mr. Lucas thought that the Twentyseeondst orgsniza
ton In the spirit OF the resolutions ought to be Appealed
10 before any such movement initiated Mr. Card.
ner said that the papers informed every one OF what
Twenty -second-st had done. and there was no
faith broken IL they should indepe49aeenly, PUT
Of what they have done. and must act accordingly"
Mr. Shaw said that no not In favor OF showing
pique to Twenty secondst organization and Ignoring
The outside organization OF Democracy There Is q
chance OF crushing out Tammany by arrayng ourselves
with the good Republicans and Independent Democrats
and It be6oOves us 10 move cautiously Mr. Gardener
he was not prepared to take ,sn S In isSOs 90
nominate able and incorruptibe men MT Labough was
opposed motion. which sought to make this Com
mittee A nominating convention, without consultation
with the true Republicans stand behind US. The
talk about compromise with tho enemies OF Iainmsny
woud not result ultimate good Let us stand up as Q
strong Republican organization. and We VIII command
respect. But counting nd 1 ara
large body There reason why twenty eighth ST
one would know In the morning that twenty thrdst
and Twenty oghthst had been cheated ana ne hoped
that the Committee would resolve sel INTO h.
only hope in expeditions presentation OF uckst Do
fore the county, Ine Com%tee was then appointed
10 confer with Twentyhird St. ana motion was car.ea
to adjourn till tomorrow night when the 0oh'ehuoh
will nominate their tickets
RATIFICATION MEETING.
mass meeting of Republicans to ratify the
nominations made BY tho various CPnve1Sns VIII DO
held Cooper Institute on the evening OF Hsdhesd
next Secretary Boutwell,, GOV Gehry anu o'hef u'S'n
guIshed speakers, expected 10 attend
UNION REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.
At a meeting of the Union Republican Gene
Committee (TWenty second SUB
freeman j. Fhian In the chair, informal ballot Tor
Supervisor resulted the choice OF the present ncu
bent Henry Smith. Committee OF ten composed Oh
the following gentlemen. was appointed by the cna, 20
with the other organizations In Teierencc ~
nomin ations: John v. Grdley, Isaac oliver Hugn
Nesblt a. H. Van Brunt, binclair Touoey, Anurew W.
Legget VIM. H. Mckinney, Ira o. Miller, Wm' v A'oA'
ander. Stephen III. Knapp, Freeman j. fithian'
DIR. Thomas Robinson was nominated for the
Assembly last evening by the Young Mems Association Oh
the Twentieth District
The old standby Democrats of the sixth sixth
Ward met last night at the Court corner Oh hey
for who has held Office not less than quarter
OF century
The German Republican Club of the With
and IXth Assembly Districts reorganzed AT tne nenu
quarters, No Il8 Green wichave as Franz siseI Jam
pagn Club" and the following officers were elected
G. Roedel President; Jacob Loefer, Vice rresiuem,
Michael Jaeger Secretary and Caspar maar
resolution adopted TO support the platform OF Tue
Republican State Convention OF Syracuse ana a., uno
candidates the State ticket The CLUB Will DC III Ses
sion on Tuesday evening Of each week
The German Republican Association OF the
Twelfth Assembly District started last evening oiges
Campaign Club at No. ~ Avenue u aud elected ~ '"