The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-06
POLITICAL INTELLIaENC E.
CITY P0LlgiGs.


and Tradesmen's Asso. ~ ,tou
The Independent Workingmr ne and rrodesmcn,s
Association OF the ihirtec.ath ward held meeting
at their headqaaIter--, corner OF Broome and Pitt
streets, last even.dg. Nothing OF Importance tran.
sprea except che adoptionof set OF resolutions the
puiport q which was that the workingmen OF The
ward Should become firmly united, 30 that they
would be able to connteract the evil influences Of
some OF the leaders aud deeeyers OF the democratic
party who, for their own selfish interests ana at the
expense OF the workingmen's dearest rights, were
endeavoring TO MAINTAIN themselves in lucrative
positions, and by their coalition with the enemies OF
democracy had disvusted every honest-minded clti-
zen or the ward; that the workingmen and trades
men should reorganlZe under the old banner 10
reform tue abuses that have corrupted the organize.
ton or the district; that candidate betraying the
trust placed III him should be forthwith removed
ana MS place Illed by one more faithful to the
party principles that the power Of the government
- invested IN the governed, this principle holding
good in local well IN State ana national poli-
ucs that nepotism in political Offices Is oiiogs aad
that the workingmen shall favor the election OF
whose record Is clear on this point and for their
honesty, industry and ability rather than the place
hunting petufogGlng professional politician; THAT
no one DO admitted an associate who uoes not earn
DIS bread by the sweat of his brow or has not some
legitimate trade or profession and that II is anti.
democratic 20 ontcount amy candidate, but that the
ballot box should be kept involate.
considerable feeling prevailed, some even going
80 far az TO wish TO strike out "democratn and
democracy whenever they occurred in the resoiu-
tons and form new party, distinct IA all ita roa.
lures. and which should be a workingmeas party
The meeting adjourned, however, before any serious
lroLDie Qce urred.
Seventh Assembly District Nee.ins
large and enthusiastic meeting OF the cd
zens the Fifteenth ward was held at 1872
Broadway Mr. Dennis F. Sullivan presiding. Resolu-
tions were adopted endorsing the nominations and
platform OF the recent democratic convention at
Syracuse, and pedging the warmest efforts OF the
ASSOCIATION to Che maintenance OF the sentiments
embodied IN the platform and to the support OF the
candidates for State Offices The following resolu.
ton was then unanimously adopted
Resolved That this strongly urges the nomination Of
Assembly district and confidently recommends him gen.
ence and esteem Ot The electors Of he district s
Tenth Ward German Democracy.
There was large and enthusiastic meeting OF the
Tenth ward German democracy last evening at
Kuhns Hotel, in Chrystie street. for the purpose OF
ratfying the coming nomination OF Walter Roche
for Supervisor. The President Mr. Marcus Horbet
after addressing the assembly in terms highly euIo-
CYSTIC or Mr.. Roche concluded by putting The fol-
lowing resolution which was unanimously
Adopted
Resolved That the German democracy OF the Tenth
ward do pledge ourselves to utmost endeayoTs
Roche and that heartily endorse his past conduct as
date.
Similar resolutions were offered for John Scott for
Police Justice.
Twenty-sccond Ward German Union Conyen-
tion.
large and enthusiastic regular meeting OF the
Twenty-second ward German Union Association was
held last evening at their headquarters, Nicotine
Hal, No. 6s7 Eighth avenue, Mr.. Adam Roediger in
the char, VINO addressed the association on behalf
OF the peoples choice for Supervisor Jacob Cohen,
and alluded TO the fact that 1t is about time 10 have
honest and competent men manage the financial
affairs or the city and county OF New York. Tic
following resolution was chen read and unanimously
passed.
Resolved, That heartily endorse the nomination OF
Jacob Cohen for Supervisor county OF Nav
YORK, and we further pledge ourselves Lest en-.
deayors 10 influence his election will support only snch
candidates for oancc as endorse our nominee.
Mr. Robert Greenthal, Of the twenty second ward,
and Mr.. A. HeTzberg addressed the meeting, which
adjourned with cheers for Iii. COnen.