New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-08


amidst which Mr. oRlely again took the floor and after
something approaching to silence had been restored,
stated that Secbacnen nothing more or less IMAM
tool Of Tammany Hall and sent sent 70 b tae ts rsse
lions be adopted This the signal for general row.
for the time to be ravng mad large majority shouted
for the adoption Of the resolutions the others ae
time ali gave way to the chiefs Of the factions and
most disgusting exhibition the two men MADE OF n9m
their vocabulary could furnish general fight followed
and the Cohen men retired, discounted.
THE JEFFERSON CLUB OF THE TWENTY SECOND
WARD.
A Democratic organization of the Twenty
second Ward known the Jefferson Club, met at their
rooms, No. ga EIghth-ave., last evening Mr. Galen
c. Thatcher offered series Of resolutions denouncing
william M. Tweed as utterly unfit for the position OF
Chairman Of the National Democratic GO
Mr. Belmont did in angS Sst d P59tsstt
nSal6s Of TT the very corrupt Ta@msny Hall CLIQUE
The resolutions were carried unanimously Addresses
Judge Madi IL Of No. aud Mr. Lambert Of Tie Democrat
Judge Connolly also fell under the BAN ana on moron OF
Mr. k Es aS Commits three was s2pS1G 70 VIII
OF bis Qtoes The resolution was carried ana messrs.
Ryan, Thatcher and Golden were appointed such COLI
sltte9. The meeting then adjourned
THE NINETEENTH WARD JACOB COHEN A iSse
CATION. --'@.A-. ..s'' =
A large and enthusiastic meeting OF tins
Association was held last evening at Brevoort Hail. r
Gus Mayer in the chair Resolutions ndOrsing Mr. Cohef
for the position OF Supervisor were adopted III was
stated that 10000 Germans had promised 10 Vote ior hi
THE GERMAN LANGUAGE IN THE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS.
The German Independent Organization NO. D.
Seventeenth Ward elected the following temporary
officers last evening President John schultz; Vcefres-
ident George Echer Secretary, Frederick A. Botty'
After the election OF officers Mr. Gruenthal made short
Germans hoped to have their language taught III the
neW club in the Tenth Ward called the German
dependent Club No 4, effected temporary organzson
last evening by eectDg Leopold ksser President ana "
Ochs Secretary After listening to short address from
Mr. Ewing prospective candidate Tor Police J1 a
permanent organization will be effected ana deleBaIe'
German Independent Club No. 8, OF the seventeenth
Ward numbering over 70 members elected seven dg g
gates, last evening to the Central organization Inc
quota OF delegates allowed to each Club Is one lor every
10 members.
TAMMANYs INFLUENCE TO BE CoUNTERAcTED.
There was a large attendance last night at
tho meeting OF the Eighth Ward Independent German
the ASSOCIATION is to couneract the perverse Of
Tammany among the German population OK tne ware,
enrolled. aud the total OF membership is now SO res
outOn adopted to have weekly meetings after
uately for business and speech making.
THE OLD DEMOCRATIC FORTY.
This organization met last night at Armenia
Hall No 1873 second-st There was good attendance.
Mr. FIeckc. who presided made few remarks, to the
effect II the German citizens would be true 10 tue
Tammany Hsll Democracy they would undoubtedly be
recognized Mr. Nicholas seger prominent candidate lot
Alderman said IL was high time for the German eleuens
to organize and make their proper demands Inc Ger.
mans were good and peaceabe citizens and he could not
why they should not have the same consideration AS
other pationates. 10 was resolved TO support ram
| many In all its undertakings so long as mat Dony
is true to tue principles OF Democracy Mr. Knkle
SAID there necessity for unity in the German
| element TO maintain the sacred principles that
every truo Democrat valued so dearly
slr Feche ia recommended candidate for the Assem-
bly, in the Xth District. The Executive Committee
composed OF 10 different committees each consisting OF
Guire into the general feeling OF the people, ana the
have been engaged IN procuring the names OF tue
most prominent citizens OF the ward Last night they
reported having obtained 700 names OF cltlzens VINO WI"
stand by the Tammany organization H. true 10 Ihares1.
Cornes promises IL will recognize the Germans IN the
distribution OF Offices.
A meeting of the Seventeenth Ward German
Democratic Association held last evening, MI Hess
in tho chair. Capt Mount nominated for Police
Justice and Jacob Hetzel for Assembly. Resolutions
were adopted calling upon the Tanmahy con'enioHs W
indorso the nominations -
The Twentieth Assembly District Republi-
can Association last evening at the Nineteenth Ward
Hall IN East Fifty -thrdst Mr. John SCHNEIDER was
elected President Resonons were aSSl1sS Sfh MI
SOhn X. Gridley is President
The PEOPLES Democratic General Commit
tee OF Kings County, their meeting last evening, ap
pointed n committee 20 confer with the German citizens
FOR the purpose OF nominating an lndependent TICKET
They propose to hold their primaries tho latter part OF
this month.
The Democratic General Committee OF Kings
County met at No Courtst last evening and ordered
prmares to be held Monday evening to elect dele
gates to the Assembly state ana Judlcai 0oh'ehon'