The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-24

preliminary business The meeting endorsed Mr..
lgnstius Flynn as Senator from the fith Senatorial
dls;rlct; Mr.. Christopher Johnston as AssemDiyman
from the Fifth Assembly district, and Mr. jacob
Cohen as supervisor. Alter further discussion and
addresses the meeting adjourned.
The German Democratic General COMMITTEE met
last evening at 200 Third avenue Mr.. g. Herman oc-
cuped the chair, and Mr. Herman SchrOer acted as
secretary. The committee endorsed the democratic
ticket and transacted large amount OF rouune
business.
The Union Republican Assembly Association OF
the Seventeenth district last night nominated
Sharies A. TANNER as their candidate, oy acclama-
day evening last at No. 6S East Broadway, the fol-
lowing vote was cast for Senator:-Wiliam M. Tweed
received Oh; Lawrence G. Goudng received 81, and
not 6l for l.. Golde.
AT q meeting OF the Seventh Ward 'Longshore.
mems Democratic Club. held last night at their head
quarters, No. lis East Broadway, the nominations
OF William NJ. Tweed and Walter Roche were rati-
fled and committee appointed to make arr9nge-
ments ior participating In the grand torchighI pro-
The German American Workingmenis Union met
in Joint committee last evening. at the Steuben
presided. Resolutions were passed endorsing the
candidates nominated by the workingmen. Ar
rangements were completed for grand mass meet
ing next Friday evening.
A meeting Of the Sons OF Herman OF the Eleventh
and Seventeenth wards twas ned at 532 Fifth street.
for the purpose OF ratfying the nomination OF Mr..
Jacob Cohen for Supervisor. The meeting was
called TO order by A. OFT, who, In few remarks,
stated the object OF the meeting. Speeches were
journed with cheers for Mr.. Jacob Cohen.
In the Twelfth Assembly District Constitutional
Union Democratic Convention held on Friday even
ing October ~, Mr. Geoi ge Elliott was unanmous y
nominated for Assemblyman.
The Joint committee OF the Workingmens Assoca.
ton met last evening at Steuben Han, 2g5 Bowery,
for the purpose OF endorsing nominations already
made or selecting names TO run on an independent
ticket. The meeting was addressed by DR.. Doual,
editor OF The ATbeftel linton, Nelson w. Young and
others. The committee being unable 10 agree upon
q tlcket, further adjournment was taken until Tues
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The William VI. Tweed Campaign Club OF the
Thirteenth ward held very large meeting last
evening at the democratic headquarters, AIS Grand
street, near Clinton. Probably 600 or 700 people
were present, completely filing The main hall and
even the starways. large banner was hung from
IN front OF the building bearing the names or Tweed
and Miller for senator and Alderman. VIM. IL.
Tracy presided and Messrs Patrick J. McAlear and
Mathew PatJin acted as secretaries. The principal
business OF the meeting was TO make arrangements
for the grand torchlight procession on Wednesday
night Marshal Tooker was appointed chairman OF
committee OF arrangements and Alderman
Anthony Miller grand marshal. Resolutions wer'
adopted endorsing the nominations OF VIM. M
Tweed for Senator, Timothy J. Campbell for Assem-
byman, VIM. IL. Tracy for Civil Justice, Ed. J
Shandley for Police Justice and Anthony Miller FOL
Alderman. After a stirring campaign song 10y IN,
Kerrigan Glee Club the meeting adjourned