The New York herald., 1869-11-12
CITY POLlTIC S.

rbe Filth Ward Workingmens Club held meet
ing last evening, Captain Charles II. Tucker In ths
chair, and Messrs. Edward byrne ana catthaw
Hunter secretaries. Resolutions vsre sdopted
lavor1ng the renomnatlor4 Of Judge Dennis Quinn
and Assistant Aidermpn James ucaly. Speeches
were made by Major 'Hi,eln Barnett and Messrs.
oNeil Byrne. Fitzg trs,i, Connolly and Others urg
Ing the renomina' .,n ana election Of Messrs QUINN
and nealy.
The Twenty-s econd Ward Independent Democratic
Club held Getting last evening at No lSss Broad
way, Mr. C'darles c. Dun, President In the chair.
Resolutio IS were adopted asking for the nomination
oi 5ohn 8 Masterson for Police Justice; for Alder
man, sunes 1. Moulton, ana Thomas 0'Neiil Assist
ant alderman James lsiiey for School Trustee. ,,
ie seventeenth Ward Independent Associ@atlua @
IN M t last night at Kari Wefners, No $40 Bomefy'
= no following officers were eected:-CapLa,n I.
Rock fresideAS William Doty ana Micna1 1h3 =, ~ ~
Wee Presldenss AL Corgan s1ars Ireasles' hhont
Collins and N&niei J. MCGOWAN, Secfctaies. S,s
200 members signed the roll. speeches. W 10 ~
Justice Maasbed for reelection were maze py pr
Jssnnus lISssrs. Corgan MCGOWAN, ROCK, CoahS
and oiherA Justice Mansfield was sent Ior anu
thanked Ss friends for their good Wishes, anu
assured them tnat he candidate Tor re-eiec.lon
under ali ana any circumstances. This society IN
cludss among Its members many OF the most 'soiiu
on Wednesday evening a large meeting of Ger
mans OF the Twenty second ward was held III the
National BaI, For,yiour street, for the purpose
Of enecung fusion between the irish ana German
democrauc voters Louis Borthalmie presided ana
Christian scnaler acted as secretary. speeches
were made by these and other gentiemen altef
which sergeant John Murphy, OF sne twentieth po-
Gcc precinct was nominated for Alderman. 10 ls
Intended 10 put the ticket Alderman seagrest lor
Ponce Justice, with view OF uniting the conflict
The German Central organization met on wednes,
day evening, OF No. IlG Thrd street. aud nominated
Mir. @. Kinkel for chairman and n. Aleln Ior sec
relary. A very large delegation was present rep.
resenting upwards OF thirty weight cuDs Co.onei
SIMON Levy WAS nominated for alderman nom the
Tenth Adermanic district.
The Thirteenth Assembly District Union Republi.
can Association met last evening at the corner Vi
Eighteenth street and Eighth avenue. John A.
Meek. President, occupied the char and MessTs.
Gardner and Heyser acted as secretaries. reso-
luton was adopted that tho republican inspectors
OF registry be requested to meet committee OF
five nom this association for the purpose OF copy
ing the poll lists and noting near as possible the
republican voters OF the district. preparatory 10
making a thorough canvass previous to tne DeceAl-
A large and spirited meeting OF the workingmen
or the Fftn Aldermanic district was held last even
ing ut the Leroy Street House, Alex. DoWt IN the
char. Resolutions were offered and unanimously
adopted endorsing George H. Mitchell for Alderman.
A committee was appoinssa and money subscribed
for the purpose OF raising q banner with tine name
oi their choice next Thursday evening.
AT largely attended meeting or the Germans of
the Nineteenth ward, held at 10l Third avenue, the
following resolutions, which sufficiently describe
the animus OF those WHO passed them, were adopted
with much enthusasm:-
consideration that the German population of Nine
toenth ward has within the last few years increased
rapidly that already compriscs hid OF the cast
In tho and tina, The of this ward hal yet
hal representative IN the City Councils OF New York, and
in further consideration that the German OK the ward
have always contributed all In their the
Of the democracy uader the banner OF Tammany Hail.
Resolved. That at the approaching charter election we
claim and demand German representative right belong
ing to US.
Resolved, That hereby recommend TO Tammany Han
for the position OF Assistant Alderman OF the Twentieth
Assembly district faithful member OF many years. Mr..
Henry hinck.
Resolved, That committee of three be appointed take
all proper measures the nomination Of Mr. Hnck
and to obtain compliance with the just claims OF the
Resolved That communicate certified copies Of these
resolutions to the Tammany leaders In the Nineteenth ward
Under these resolutions Messrs. Ernest Comrades,
julius F. Hermett and Christian Wagner were
appointed on the committee.
1t was further resolved, on motion OF Mr. JOHN H.
MEYER tnat efforts should be made for the appoint
ment OF additional teachers in the evening schools
OF tue ward, IN order tnat the Germans WHO have
not time during the day might be instructed Ia the
English language. Messrs. J. H. Meyer, Ludwig
Mittee to that effect