New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-27


delegates the basis OF the vote for President winch Is
correct As both wrote and introduced the resolu
Non which adopted governing this matter at the last
state Convention and remember distinctly what u was
desire TO say basis designated in the resolution Is
the vote for Governor and not for President as the state
would 10 be difference but there is. As the
State Committee have ordered New YORK County alone
gains nine delegates and there would be other iTegu
lar es IN other sections OF The state IL would Do WIZ
make trouble iu the Convention. I. PULLMAN .
Ret0 York, Aug &C. 1869.
GwENTY-FIRST DISTRICT UNION REPUBLICAN
ASSOCIATION.
The Union Republican Association Of the
twenty first Assembly District formerly the Grant and
Cofax Club OF that district, held its regular monthly
meeting last evening sgfreds Hall, Third-ave near
DnehUndred and-twenty hrstst There was very good
attendance The President Moses f. Crasto, esq., occu-
pied the chair with Mr. B. Page as Secretary The Hon
to the General Committee, presented a report
of the proceedings Of that body. Committee of nine
appointed who instructed TO be present in the
looms Of the Association on Wednesday aud Thursday
posed for membership The seats Of Messrs George J:
Webster and stephen Roberts, late VicePresdona Of
Inc Association, declared vacant and Messrs Geo.
A. Beaes and W I. Marley were elected a. MI such va
ducles. A Committee also appointed 70 prepare
Constitution and Bylaws for the Association.
THE GERMAN DEMOCRATIC UNION PARTY
The General Committee of this organization
last night Gcrmania Hall, Third ave. near Eight
-euthst about co delegates beng present DIT W. Schr'
Z. II,
After some routine business the Hon. ]. j. Friedman
read a report hy the Executive Committee the scnoOl
question M which the general wishes Of the Germans In
this direction clearly restated ana cOhsldtIaoe
praise was lavshcd on the present German inener oI
Board of Education. In the course OF MS rGhatks
accompanying The report Jnage tnoH'nah sau b Ind
not shown much Judgment ia expecting that their me-
mortal after having monthg ago appeared in THE TRIB-
IN. would mud The respectful consideration Of the
Board The report was referred back To me committee
after considerable debate. MI Maguns Gross moved
resolution 20 participate IN the Humboldt Festival sept
a. which was unanimously adopted.
The Tammauy candidate has doomed up for
Judge in The seventh Judicial District Twelfth, Nine
teeuth and Twenty second Wards, Mr. Matthew DAILY,
old member OF tAc bar OF this city
The John Calvin Democratic Association met
Last evening No. 800 MadisOnst Mr.. VIM. Mccormack
the chair About 800 persons present inside and
outside the building Mr. Calvin was not present and
committee was appointed to wait on him; IA,
ers. The nomination Of william NJ. Tweed
Tee was strongly urged Belmont denounced in
more emphatic than polite Mr. Calvin was unanimously
pleasant and noisy evening, the meeting was adjourned
unit. Saturday
The EreniHg Herald is the name of a neatly
printed and rather lively Democratic daily newspaper
just started in Norfolk, Va, by Mr.. S. d. Pool
Basil Duke who did the Rebel raiding for
winch John Morgan got the credit, is member Of the
Kentucky Legislature, beating by large majority an
equally energetic southern sympathlzer.
The world moves. A Democratic County
Convention--n Baltimore TOBIAS met, organized
luatcd candidates and separated without erecting ma
JiOna platform OF even passing solitary resolution.
Tie canvass has opened in Mississippi. J. E.
Williams. the weLknown Conservative cOOred orator
1rom Tennessee and S. W Mannaway tcolored) fromVr
,inia are IN jackson work for the Conservatives
1t is stated that Stokes of Tennessee is pre-
pairing batch OF letters for the press The first Is de-
voted to Brownows letter supporting sener, and the
others TO be aimed Dent in return for the laers
ausiOn to Tennessee affairs IN his lately published serials
The Susquehdnna Republican says that ex-
Speaker Grow respectfully declines to be considered
candidate Representative He asks for office. but
claims to be one sovereign people He is devotug
recreation and the recruiting of his health
The Democracy of Baltimore have nOmi-
mated the following ticket for county officers:
SheriG-Ncholas J. Burke.
County TredS1rer-AmOs A. Harryman.
County CoBnissioHerS-F. c. Fossett' Benjamin Cor
such. ID. j. McCOney
There is an effort making in Erie County,
Penn to Temperance ticket in October; but the
temperance opposed 10 it, and the Republicans
do not desire make party question The Job Is got
up by the Democracy. who hope thereby 10 divide or
shake the Republican strength in that stronghold.
The Mauch Chunk Gazette published at the
home of Packer says he is very unpopular there,
even among his party, and "from present appear
ances will carry nali his party vote IN the coal
mines His pettish conduct aud niggardly want Of
uberaty mis- county and town, have alcnaed
very many of citizens who have known him longest
and best"
When the Democratic delegates were return
tng from Harrisburg Philadelphia after nominating
Packer for Governor, gang Of them made an unpro-
voked assault upon a gentleman connected with the
pennsyIvania Railroad. They forced themselves INTO
car in winch ladies, knocked him down. aud would
have killed him outright had not commanding voice
arisen above the OF the rolling wheels Of the cars
and wild yels OF the ruffans; What yer bout her
gop that! DO MT yer know that Packers only mona
mated! Hes not 'iCcted yet Yer haInt forgot Jerry
EatOn. have yeri Geary e Gov'ner yet and Will hang
every one OF yer! Wait I'll FacKefe eecleu anu 'heh
sou can pitch in'
On the 2Sth of June, 1861, at the beginning
OF the late war for the preservation Of the Union, John
" Geary was mustered into the service as Colonel
On the Goth Of April 1862 he was promoted TO Brigader
General and the 18th OF January, 1865; was made
Mountain and Chanceorsyine To the present uay ne
carries Rebel lead in hs body lie mas Deen MayOI o.
san Francisco Governor OF Kansas, Military Governor
OF Savannah, and Governor OF fehhSy "a ~
charged the responsible duties OF each ana all OF tse
sIlions with honor 10 himself and credit 10 bs naive
state Few Pennsylyanians have ever made hoOiei
CecOrd.
The Baltimore american of the 2jth says;
The Republican ward meetings last night were very
fully attended, the friends o. the M th u ~
tendance the interest they felt in placing the control OF
worthy men The result, given elsewhere Is hlghy
gratifying In II out OF 20 wards ana III nearly az tls
by large naOres, the friends OF the regular ~
1nzatoS OF tho state elected their delegates 10 the
Cstv Convention which meets tonight. Inc tIldl OF
strength was fair and square one ana Is 10 De hope
~ 10 result 40 decided as 10 leave further ground
FOR dispute will pat end To all dsSenslOHs aI az
iemPs at dsof ganlsOn ar ts or roucenrate
an hopes upon a thorough and ehcleht canvass u ~
state.
Emerson Etheridge spoke two hours at Oar