The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-16
miscellaneous polnica, Meetings.

Miscellaneous Political Meetings.
The Eagan Victory CLUB met last evening III No.
123 avenue A. p. oKoefe president, presided, and
Mr.. Waiter Lander acted as secretary. Conference
committees composed OF three members each, were
present rom the different Eagan associations OF the
Seventeenth ward The president made a few re-
marks III support OF the claims OF Mr.. James
Mckeever for the Aldermanc nomination, Mr..
James Eagan, Assistant Alderman aud Mr.. William
IL. Mansfield, Police Justice, after which the meet
ing endorsed the gentlemen named. particularly
that OF Mr. Eagan. The different organizations
represented thon formed Central Committee for
the purpose OF waiting on the General Tammany
Committee Of the Seventeenth ward, TO ask OF that
body to use their influence to secure the nomiDa-
lions OF the respective aspirants referred 10. The
committee Is composed OF Messrs. +. U'Keefe James
Moore, John NGgent, John Fish, Edward J. Caya-
naugb and Robert watson.
Delegates ron the dliierent German independent
organizations OF the Tenth. Eleventh ana Seven
teentn wards met last evening at No, IL First ave-
nue.. jacques Schmltz otilcated "a president and
Mr. Bermn iundt as secretary. The different dele
gates presented Their credentials ana were admitted
TO the proceedings committee rom the different
organizations then held caucus, which resulted In
the presentation q the following ticket winch was
endorsed :--Erancls v. curing. Police Justice: W.
Fisher Assistant Alderman; Colonel ,. Levy, Alder
man Tor the Tenth district
The members OF the Eighth Ward Tammany Clup
met last night al no. ~ Thompson street, Christian
bruns president, ana William Rosa acting as secre-
tary. resolution was passed congratulatlng
NoltOH Oh HIS le-eecti0D Us senator
the Fun senatorial district, and asking him to
90 his duty to his constituents In the same manner
that they have heretofore been performed by him.
A resolution was also passed recommending the
nomination oil Henry Hughes as Alderman rom the
Fifth Aldermanlc dstuct, complimentlng him Tor
his fidelity as 4 good citizen ana democrat and
pedging the united strength OF the club for his sup
port III case he receives the nomnation.
AT large and enthusiastic meeting OF the German
democratic citizens OF the Nineteenth ward held at
Mechanics Han, No. FOL Third avenue-Otto
Philips, Chairman, ana Frederic 9. j. Sauer,
Secretafy-it was unanimously resolved that the
name OF John G. Bushnell De presented TO the
voters OF the seventh judicial district gentle.
man emlneatly deserving the position OF CIVIL
Justice, and committee was appointed TO wait
upon the leaders or IaBlmany halg 10 recommend
| his nomination..
Al meeting OF the ollcers and delegates nom the
Nineteenth ward German Democratic Associations,
Nos. l. and 3, composed OF 500 men, held at the
corner Of Fity-ith street and Second avenue 1t was
resolved thar the three associations lutte Tor the
support OF Mr. j. d. Reymert a. tneT candidate for
the TammaDy nomination Tor Ciyil Judge OF the
Seventh district, aud tat they attend ntasSe the
meeting to be hed Gu Monday evening at the Third
Avenue Garden, between Forty-elghIh and Forty
ninth streets, IN his interest
AT q meeting Of The Liberty Club OF the Sixteenth
and Twentieth wards he'd III schmitLs POI sixth
avenue, on Saturday evening, the following resolu-
ions were unanimously aaopted:-
Resolved, That the charter election viii support
the nomination Mr. william j. Kane Of the Sixteenth
ward tue candidate for evil Justice the Eighth
cal district know dr. Kane gentleman of the
highest integrity amt ominenty qualified by his lie a ability
and experience to discharge the important duties of that
position.
Resolved, That VIII all honorable means to secure
the election Of Mr.. Kane.