New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-03

thirds Of the voters could demand the nomination
ticket MIR. Harnett urged the necessity of Belmonts
resignation and referred to the coming campaign as one
likely TO Affect the Democratic party In 1917
THE TwENTY-THIRD-ST. UNION REPUBLICAN
GENERAL COMMITTEE.
The Twenty -thrd-st. organization he'd
meeting last evening 1t was voted that the next meet
ing be held on the nth The following resolution was
passed:
T only regular nd Bso S.S SsIf5. c s.e.o
70 the City Of Se"fOrk representing 'ns 0H0D
Bta Por the s.ke harmony have repeatedly made popo
on IA The Twetrsecond organization for the Of
enrolling remOdeug and pofyiGg the party with vie" Simply
be.a oTT efforts have been uusyng simply because fair
sT Of e TScaty second organization of their porer
13d the eo1e Of .S s sed the oanon Of new Cen
ers Committee Of which Edgar kseeum Is Chasn thereby Sill
Resoed Fiat the Union Republican Convention which
publican party in the CITY Couoy oYesor such firm and
impartial basis preclude the future the dsgrasea divisions
which row distract demorae the Resolved That such reor
gsnoH Of the party be effected BY leaving the reenromeut
60, sG% .iS gns S % s che State cSs
Of The party here SSsyd d,. TpC 2" & AT
That the dPepAon OF the state and Federal Psro91ge
Reneo shat men who are not Known 10 Assembly Districts
bic positions to The exclusion Of prominent WORTHY
remedy h EVIL HrHs Tu sa tho epe u
who through the present disastrous division e party have managed
partments, may be removed.
Mr.. Farr moved that committee OF five be appointed
enrolment The matter was laid over until the noXt
meeting.
GERMAN INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC CLUB OF
THE SEVENTEENTH WARD.
A meeting of this Club was held last night.
The object of the meeting said be to the
German population their proper share OF administrative
Offices. The chairman announced that on Monday next
delegates from all the clubs would form central
organization. Col Levy spoke urging them to work In
union, and put the right man in the right place. Mr.
hay hnn lhn nyVn fhpV
only united Mr. Greunthal said the population OF the
sixth Senatorial District is mostly German, ana ana
Tammany ring Messrs Wittmeyer and Kuhn and others
addressed the meeting IN the same vein The Germans
of the Seventeenth Ward in tins movement
Francis " Ewring is their tavOrite for Police Justice;
William Fisher they wish to make Assistant Alderman;
Journal is their candidate for Justice OF the Fourth Dis
tIct. The nominations are not made yet
INDEPENDENT CITIZENS ASSOCIATION.
At meeting of the Independent Citizens
Association Of the Eighth and Fifteenth Wards held last
evening, their rooms, Nos 1877 and s9 Woosterst the
followng-named officers elected for the coming
campaign Edward Lewis, President Ze9edee Weeks,
Treasurer Michael Dooey was Endorsed Independ.
en candidate for Police Justice of the Third Police Dis
tict. The meeting addressed by some prominent
men, and several new members were enrolled
THE NJ. T. BRENNAN DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION.
The Matthew L. Brennan Democratic Asso-
citation Of the Fourth Ward benevolent and political
ganizatlOn instituted in its benevolent capacity for the
mutual assistance of its members and in its political form
to advance the plans and purposes Of the gentleman
whose name they have adopted, held its regu,
lar meeting last evening The officers elected
at the last meeting installed President,
Richard Field; president John McCarty; secretary
David j. Kedney; treasurer Michael Lennox number
OF members initiated. Mr.. Field made brief
address. Reports OF several committees were received
special meeting was appointed for two weeks rO that
evening TO consider the prOprety OF holding the future
meetings Of the Association once in two weeks instead
OF monthly as at present. also TO change the order o!
initiating members. The Association now numbers about
two hundred members and is apparently becoming
powerful element in the political movement of that
neghboThOod
THE TWENTY sECoND-sT. UNION REPUBLICAN
GENERAL COMMITTEE.
The Union Republican General Committee
held meeting last night in their There
full attendance. IL resolved that committee 81 five
appointed investigate the action Of members of tho
General Committee who have joined other organizations,
and also TO investigate the causes of divisions. and
report what action can be taken 10 harmonic the KepD
can party OF the city On this committee the President
sinclair Tousey John 81 White and Ira o. Miller. The
following preamble aud resolutions were adopted
Hca es has been issued bv the Stste Central Committee W.
Cos1 and Who now s6PPST the Gdnrson delegate.
meet State Convention sScuse on the sa inst spa directing W,
several Assembly p4ire committee OF associations 10 issue Gaia oi
HTSSs n Is desirable tbat all Republicans should
assist b. 1aueee nomination and election Of worthy
b,sq, has been ne o Sa',o % H p ~ RepSSea to
said associations and cooperate 10 this ~ork therefore
join Assembly District Associations participate IN the coming
primary elections.
F,ired That said District Associations he directed give sueh pub
invitation opportunity i0f becoming nbsrs i-t
Republicans enrol their DO the association 81 The Dstct
which they rke and take tue coming primary meetings
PIs saSst Of The ei several AsS, District
The Committee then adjourned.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS IN CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 2.-The Republican County
Convention was held today There four candidates
for the state Senate and for the House were noni
mated. The Senate nominees are Judge C. d. Conn.,
Judge J. b. Warren, II. BRAKEMAN, and Henry Mack.
The House nominees are ID. 7. Wright, John NJ. Ampt,
T. Cart Williams, Judge W Y. GhOsOn, ii. G. Borden,
Jno NJ COcbrane, W. s. KEENAN, J. II. BOND A. T. Cham-
berlan and John T. NaylOr. Candidates for County on
GERS were also nominated. Judge HOadley was Chairman
of the Convention The Republicans consider the ticket
strong The following resolution was passed Ihat the
candidates for the Legislature nominated by ls Con.
yeptOn are hereby instructed 10 procure the passage Oh
lew reducing compensation OF our county OHcefs
40 that the salaries of those officers shah not exceed e
following sums: County Treasurer, $1,000 County Audl
tor $4,000 Sheriff, $1,000 Clerk OF Court $50 PROBATE
Judge S. 600 County Recorder, $500 ana al enou.
eus and fees In Of such be paid INTO the County
treasury for the benefit OF the taxpayers OF the county
and each candidate for the Legislature nominated to-day
be required TO pledge himself 10 procure the passage VI
such law.
OBITUARY.