New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
POLITICAL.
THE NATIONAL UNION LEAGUE.

THE NATIONAL UNION LEAGUE wi. .
The National Executive Committee of the
Union League of America yesterday the st. NichO.
las Hotel, GOV. Geary of Pennsylvania in the chair.
large number Of delegates present from the differ
ent States among whom Governors Geary OF Penn
syvania, and Jewett Of Connecticut Messrs Alexander
Pnckney, Van Cleft McWaters, and Berry Of New York.
George N. Black Of Illinois; Thomas r. Rich Of Mary
land; ex-Gov. William A. Newell Of NewJersey; II. c.
Dibble Of EewOrleans; Thomas A. Ellis OF Florida s. F.
Gwnner. and Maj James G. McQuaide. OF Philadelphia
The principal subject discussed the meeting the
impending elections at the South and measures
adopted to aid the Union men the election about to
take place in Virginia. Mr. Thomas G. Baker, the Ma
tona Secretary presented report OF encouraging
character and the Committee adjourned 70 meet at the
same place on the sth OF July next.
The Hon. Thomas S. Flournoy, DEM, made an
address, at Richmond, Va. on the 26h inst, before
Conservative mass meeting in favor of Mr. Walker for
Governor.
A dispatch to THE TRIBUNE, dated Atlanta,
Ga May &c. says The Grand Jury of Bibb County have
found true bill against j. Clarke swayse editor and
proprietor Of The American Union the only Republican
paper in Georgia for high msdemeanor in publishing an
article after the assassination Of Dr. Aver, calling upon
Union mon 10 organize for their own protection.
LOCAL POLITICS.
The annual election for village officers of
Mount Morris took place Tuesday evening The con
very spirited between those In favor OF I'M
provements and those opposed them The candidates
nominated by the Citizens Association and In favor OF
progressive Improvements In village affairs were all
elected except two. The names OF the successful cand
dates are: President Edward Martini Trustees for three
years Aaron r. Hagt and Anthony Bayls for Trustees
for two years 10 MI vacancies, Philip Lucas, jr, and O.
T. Raymond; for year. TO I'LL vacancies Gilbert w.
Barnes and John Bedngmeyer; Commissioner OF High
ways, SANFORD Ha0ck Assessors, Louis A. Rich, John
c. Rankin, and David smith.
The German Voters Association of Middle
town, g. l., at meeting held at Giessers Hotel, made
the following nominations for town officers Supervisor
Samuel r. Brick ir Town Clerk C. G. Eddy; Justice OF
the Peace Jas Taylor Collector, H. Schott Assessor,
Henry Burke.
LOCAL POLITICS.
Tuesday evening a majority of the registered
Republicans OF the Second Assembly District assembled
at No AS Pearl-st, perfected their ward organ-
cation, and elected delegates 20 the General Com
mittee. The meeting was entirely harmonious. The
following ticket lndorsed Fenton" the back was
elected:
President-Dennis Mclaughlin Vice Presidents-Mi-
chae ]. Ryan, Michael Hayes; Recording Secretary
Mathew Stewart; Corresponding Sccretary-Patrick Ell
HG Treasurer-Michae Haley; Members OF the General
COmmittee-GeOrge Ross, James Oates, Henry g. leask
The Executive Committee of the Ninth AS
evening at Lebanon Hall, AbiDgdon-squarc, for the
purpose OF perfecting their organization. Mr.
Alexander VI. Gleason occupied tho chair, and
samuel b. Lake, Secretary. The following ON
GERS elected Chairman. Alexander NJ. Gleason;
NiceCharman, Samuel J. TO0hey; Record.ng Secre-
VI. r. II. Clark. A Committee on Public Patronage was
appointed, consisting OF Mr. Norman. George Mrrkee
and James T.. McNeany. Tho meeting then adjourned
subjsCt ~ the call Of the Chairman