The New York herald., 1869-09-14
CITY POLITICS.

Union Republican General COmnsittee--1Ieet-
ing ut Apollo Hall-App0intment OF Comsnit-
teez, &c.
The Union Republican Central Committee held Q
meeting last evening, at Apollo Hall, to make ar
rangements for the appr oaching State Convention.
Mr.. PUTNAM from the executive committee, re-
ported document calling upon the several district
associations meet at their respective headquarters
some date TO be hereafter named for the purpose
OF taking action ON the election of delegates to the
Convention, and recommended tnat the call after
approval be referred back to the executive COM
mttee, with authority to designate date and issue
the call. which Was agreed to.
The Chair ANNOUNCED the following committees
On ResolutlOns-Henry ID. Lapaugh, Richard
Kelly, George W. Lyon Charles p. Shaw and James
Cushing Jr.
c. Van Worst, Ethan Allen, John Lynch and Thad-
deus B. Wakeman.
H. Bailey, John Mccarthy William Grassc, Delancey
W. Knevals. A. ID. Brink, A. Garrick, III. Twondley,
James J. o Brien, Norman Stratton. John y. Mayer,
Shaw. Jonn II. Brady, Henry ID. Lapaugh, John D.
othwell joel W. Mason George W. Lyon, Charles
II. kitche, II. Babc0ck and OTIS T. Hall.
The delegates from the Seventeenth Assembly dis
trlct gave notice that the rejection by the central
Soders soSd be- dsSuaSed from Seng eeced
delegates from New York county and city to the
for action, which might result in the withdrawal OF
the seventeenth district ASSOCIATION from the cen
The resignation Of the Treasurer, Hugh Gardiner,
was accepted and Judge Lathrop was elected to nil
The vacancy.
several district associations to consider and express
their sentiments upon the subject Of special legsla
tion the committee adjourned to meet on Wednes-
day evening next.
The William NJ. Tweed Seventeenth Ward
Democratic Clnb.
This association met last evening at the corner OF
avenue aud Eighth street, Mr.. William G. Phillips
in xyQo ynd
wednesday for the purpose Of substituting Mr. VIII
liam Tweed as chairman Of the National Democratic
Committee in place OF August BelmOnt, who at pre-.
sent holds that position Mr.. u. GOdsten denounced
in the strongest language Mr.. Belmont. who as an
arstocrat aud bondholder is utterly unfit for the
position winch he at present ills RE would pro-
pose as the peoples cnoiSe Mf, William "a S n,vena
suited for the position. Messrs. Joseph Jeide ana
Francis b. Ewing endorsed the remarks Of the pre-
cedng speaker and the meeting adjourned, after
inviting hiessrs. Jacob Cohen, james McKiever,
Thomas j. Creamer and Max Moses to The next
meeting.
Meeting OF the M. T. Brennan Eighth Ward
Democratic Club.
This new association held large and enthusiastic
meeting last evening at No. 70 yarlck street. Luke
c. Crimes presided, and speeches in the interest or
the democracy were delivered Dy Colonel Morgan
Doheny, }. Rafferty, and others. The meeting pledged
Itself TO vigorous prosecution OF the ia campaign.
Enrolment OF Republican Voters.
Meetings were held last evening OF the Fourth,
Tenth Twelfth Sixteenth and Twentieth Assembly
district republican organizations, when The books
were kept open for enrolment and large number
OF names were added to the lists
Tenth Ward Mansfield Cinb.
This club met last night at LOwitz's Hail. Essex
street, ami organized by electtng j. Alvaney as Pre-
sdent, Isidore Gross as Vice President and Mr..
LOwitZ as Treasurer. About siXty-eisht members
signed tae roll. speeches were made by several
gentlemen and the meeting was very enthusiastic.
Twelfth Ward Henry w. Genet Association.
One OF the largest political gatherings OF the
paign WIS hed last evening, under the auspices OF
this club on the corner OF -115th street and Third
avenue, last evening. Over 500 persons were pre-
sent who were addressed by Thomas c. Fields, ".
J. Mcnamara and Mr.. l.. G. Buckley. The meeting
was an enthusiastic ana spirited one.